Confusion lingers in NFF as Giwa resumes, recalls Keshi
The leadership crisis in the Nigeria  Football Federation (NFF) took a turn  for the worse on Thursday, as Chris  Giwa took charge of the Glass House,  the NFF headquarters in Abuja, in  accordance with the order of the Jos  High Court that nullified the election  of the NFF board led by Amaju  Pinnick as president.  Pinnick has filed for a stay of  execution order, which will be heard in  court on Wednesday in Jos.  The Giwa-led board met after the court  pronouncement on Thursday and took  far-reaching decisions, among which  was recalling sacked Stephen Keshi as  Super Eagles coach.  A member of the Giwa board, Yahaya  Adamu, told newsmen in Abuja on  Friday that the board has returned to  power as demanded by the court.  Justice Ambrose Alagoa of the Federal  High Cour, Jos, had on Thursday  annulled the September 30 NFF  elections in Warri, Delta State, that  gave rise to Pinnixk’s board. He had  also declared as null and void the NFF  Elective Congress held on that day,  thereby ...