Former Super Eagles coach, Sunday Oliseh, has now said he will consider taking charge of the team again.
Oliseh was appointed the Nigeria national team coach in July 2015.
However, he resigned from the position seven months later, citing a breach of contract.
The 46-year-old is yet to manage any side since he left Fortuna Sittard in 2018, but has now made a u-turn over coaching the three-time African champions again.
“My country is my country, nobody can take it from me. You can make any comment you want to make, but I am first [a] Nigerian before anything else,” Oliseh told Channels TV.
Oliseh reveals country he wants to take his next job
“So, if my country really needs me to help out and they ask me to come and do it, I will do it.”
“But I will not do it if I am giving the best of my knowledge for my country to work and somebody is just taking it ‘yes or no’ and then eventually we all fail.
“I resigned from the Super Eagles because I had decided that when I was sick, I was going to stop because I did not get any help from the federation.”
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