The Federal Government has again swung into action to set up a Presidential Task Force (PTF) that will ensure the Super Eagles do the almost impossible and qualify the 2026 World Cup.
Nigeria are in serious danger of not qualifying for the expanded 2026 World Cup as they languish second from bottom of their qualifying group with three points from four matches.
They have yet to win a match and are now four points behind front runners Rwanda, South Africa and South Africa with the qualifiers set to resume in March 2025.
Talks over a PTF to now take charge of the country’s tottering 2026 World Cup qualifying campaign have blown hot and cold for most of this year.
According to www.scoreNigeria.com the discussion is now back on the front burner with top Government officials again now working on the composition of the PTF.
It was gathered that former Lagos State Governor and football buff Babatunde Raji Fashola could play a big role on the new PTF.
A PTF headed by then Vice President Goodluck Jonathan turned around the fortunes of the Super Eagles to qualify for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.
