While speaking with sportsweight.blogspot.com, the NFF President, Amaju Pinnick, said the contract would be far different from previous business the Super Eagles handler had entered with the immediate past executive committee, stressing that there would be some clauses in Keshi's contract in order to improve the dwindling performance of Super Eagles.
He said Keshi would not act as the sole boss of Nigeria's Super Eagles as he must work with the federation's technical study group, technical committee and its technical department so as to re-brand the team that failed to qualify for the 2015 Equatorial Guinea, African Cup of Nations.
He said the new proposed contract would pave the way for Keshi to be engaged in regular refresher coaching courses with some reputable European football clubs.
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