Kingsley Madu, Moses Simon Sign Condolence Register In Honour Of Keshi
Published: June 09, 2016
Gent winger Moses Simon and AS Trencin fullback Kingsley Madu visited the Nigeria Football Federation office in Abuja on Thursday morning. The pair were at the Glass House to sign a condolence register in honour of former Nigeria skipper Stephen Keshi who passed away on Wednesday in Benin City due to a suspected cardiac arrest.
Nigeria Football Federation president Amaju Pinnick was the first person that signed the condolence register of the former New Nigeria Bank central defender.
Keshi coached the Nigerian, Malian and Togolese national teams and was named Coach of the Year by CAF in 2013 after leading the Super Eagles to win the African Cup of Nations hosted by South Africa,
Igho Kingsley
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