Super Eagles coach says he's has finally recovered from illness

Oliseh was not able to lead the Super Eagles Team B at the training camp in South Africa ahead of the 2016 African Nations Championship, joining the team at the last minute before the tournament.

He flew straight to Belgium from Rwanda after the Super Eagles were kicked out of the first round to continue treatment on the illness.

The former Juventus midfielder this morning, revealed that he has finally recovered from his illness.

"I have eventually played tennis after a long while. I feel great and can announce that I am well again," Oliseh tol Brila FM in an interview.

Oliseh has been criticised by many because of his decision not to stay in  Nigeria but the Super Eagles coach says his family is based in Belgium and he has to spend time with them.

"I love Nigeria but I have two children to attend to. I don't even have a house in Nigeria," Oliseh said.

Speaking ahead of the double header with Egypt next month in the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers, Oliseh said Nigeria will play dirty to get the desired results.

Currently in second spot, 2 points behind the 7-time champions in Group g, Oliseh says Nigerians should not expect his team to play fancy or beautiful football while the focus remains securing maximum points against the Pharaohs.