Super Eagles coach Sunday Oliseh has revealed that he attempted contacting Emmanuel Emenike a day after news emerged that he had retired for the national team but the Fenerbahce loanee made himself&nbsp; incommunicado.<br /><br />In a preemptive action by the 2013 African Cup of Nations top goalscorer, he called it quits with the Super Eagles after information was leaked to the local media that he might not be called up for the World Cup qualifiers against Swaziland.<br /><br /><span class=\"body1\"><span class=\"body1\">&ldquo;I have called him twice. Immediately I heard it, the first thing was that I needed to get a confirmation which I called him yesterday and I am still expecting a return call</span></span><span class=\"body1\"><span class=\"body1\"><span class=\"body1\"><span class=\"body1\">,</span></span><span class=\"body1\">&rdquo;Sunday Oliseh told brilafm.net.<br /><br /></span></span></span><span class=\"body1\"><span class=\"body1\"><span class=\"body1\"><span class=\"body1\">&ldquo;</span></span>So when I hear from him, that is when I will accept that he really has retired</span></span><span class=\"body1\">.</span><span class=\"body1\"><span class=\"body1\"><span class=\"body1\">&rdquo;<br /><br />Emmanuel Emenike has featured in every single game played by the national team since Sunday Oliseh took over as manager.<br /><br />Photo Credit : fenerbahce.org<br /></span></span></span>