The Perfect Living Master, Satguru Maharaj JI, has made a call to the President of Nigeria Football Association (NFF) Amaju Pinnick to desist from engaging any white man to assist the Super Eagles coach, Sunday Oliseh in our quest to excel globally in the round leather game.<br /><br />He said the implications will be negatively grave, on achievements recorded so far and the arising scenario will more or less be likened to what happens when a vehicle moving and abruptly put on the reverse gear.<br /><br />Satguru Maharaj Ji made the call in a press statement made available to journalists in Ibadan the Oyo State capital at the weekend where he posited the the grace is there, now that Sunday Oliseh has come on board as the chief handler of the Super Eagles, but any attempt to bring in white man to assist him will amount to failures, because Africa has the Supreme Light.<br /><br />&ldquo;Divine providence has graced Nigeria to have the Great Light in Creation, which is the prevailing force that unravels all hidden secrets in creation and hence the bedrock for achieving breakthroughs in all fields of human endeavours, be it in sports, technology or medicine&rdquo;<br /><br />&ldquo;Due to subtle religious manipulative intrigues, NFF squandered the immeasurable grace of Maharaj Ji that touched Nigeria to rule the world, soccer-wise, under Stephen Keshi, as Super Eagles coach.<br /><br />&ldquo;The simple reason for our poor outing since after 2013 AFCON tournaments, being that those behind the game did not want to give the credit to Maharaj Ji, in line with nature&rsquo; s law of giving honour to whom it is due&rdquo;, said Maharaj Ji.<br /><br />He however declared that disrespect to the Holy Spirit incarnate, irrespective of Maharaj Ji&rsquo;s uncommon patriotic roles in nation<br />building, will continue to haunt us until we have a change of heart, because it blocks the flow channel of the over-flowing special grace of the Creator given to propel our boys at the speed of Light to unprecedented scoring heights.<br /><br />He, however, called on the NFF to engage other Nigerian coaches to join hands with Oliseh in grooming our boys adding that they will surely beat the world&rsquo;s first eleven, anywhere, anytime.<br /><br />Photo Credit : thenff.com