Former Nigeria U17 national team scouting coach, who is also the present assistant coach of Nigeria U15 boys team, Bunmi Haruna, has hailed the Nigeria Football Federation and coaches of the Golden Eaglets for the good job they are putting into getting the right kind of players within the right age cadre for the Nigeria U17 national team.

Bunmi Huruna stated this after his Abuja based club side Dante Academy, became the first team to score two goals against this present Eaglets, as both teams played out an entertaining 4-2 score in a friendly match played on Friday evening at the FIFA goal project, Abuja.

Coach Bunmi, coach Bunmi dispelled fears that the Golden Eaglets have a depleted team after the NFF asked players at MRI borderline to excuse the camp ahead of the WAFU B Qualifiers which will take place in Togo next January.

"It's normal, I remember during our time, we learnt Ghana had about 100 players and only got about 30 after the MRI, so they (Golden Eaglets) had about 60 and got about 30, so its still good, and they are lucky to still have a very good team here. its for the good of Nigeria that we have young boys and its a standard that FIFA has set, so kudos to the Nigeria Football Federation."

On the result of the match which ended 4-2 in favour of the Golden Eaglets, who conceded two late goals, after going four goals ahead over Dante Academy.

Coach Bunmi said: "You must give kudos to the national team, very young boys and they did a good job, its a fine team".