To qualify, the Super Eagles need to defeat the Cheetahs by at least two goals and hope that Bafana Bafana do not win against Rwanda.
The outcome of the match between Benin and Libya apparently angered the Libyan fans, who eventually resorted to throwing stones and bottles at the team.
The Super Eagles are now fifth in the qualification group with three points from four games.
“We have a legion of ex-internationals qualified to handle the Super Eagles, like Emmanuel Amuneke, Sunday Oliseh, Finidi George, Emeka Ezeugo, etc.,” said Mr Jalla.
The ruling by FIFA added that the NFF would be sanctioned if Rohr was not paid in full within 45 days.
Mr Adesina said Nigerians were “silly, idiotic and imbecilic” for linking the Super Eagles exit to Mr Buhari’s call to the players.
Moses Simon says the tactics deployed by Mr Eguavoen has generally improved Super Eagles’ game.
“Some members of the NFF who have no knowledge of football always dictate what happens. You can’t know it more than the person who has played the game…”
Eguavoen will work with Salisu Yusuf (Chief Coach); Paul Aigbogun (Assistant Coach); Joseph Yobo (Assistant Coach); Dr Terry Eguaoje (Assistant Coach) and Aloysius Agu (Goalkeeper Trainer).
The politician says he does not consider Rohr to be a good coach and sees “no strategy” in his coaching style.
