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The Executive Committee of the Nigeria Football Federation has ordered that the contract of Super Eagles coach, Stephen Keshi, be sped up so that he can resume duty next week. The decision was taken at a meeting held on Thursday 7 August in Abuja. A part of the communique that was released after the meeting reads: Having received a written expression of interest from Mr. Stephen Keshi to continue as Head Coach of Senior National Team, Super Eagles, the Executive Committee mandated the Secretariat to reach out to Mr. Keshi to conclude the details of his contract and signing by next week. So that he can resume work ahead of the fast-approaching 2015 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying series. Your take on the issue?

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