Super Eagles goalkeeper silent after war with NFF

Vincent Enyeama has remained silent about his war with the Nigeria Football Federation.

The Super Eagles captain and number one goalkeeper reportedlyundefinedafter he expressed concerns about the safety of Kaduna where the 2017 African Cup of Nations qualifiers against Chad was played.

Enyeama according to several reports has written an apology letter to the NFF but has remain silent over the issues.

After a long break from social media, Enyeama this morning posted a photo of his wife and their three children.

"I am Way eeee up, I feel blessed. God bless my world. cant stop thanking God. thank you my fans and friends.i miss ya'll," the Lille of France goalkeeper wrote alongside the photo.

His international future is in doubt following his altercation with the NFF and several calls have been made for the goalkeeper to be punished for his actions.

Ex U-17 Nigerian goalkeeper, Emmanuel Babayaro even suggested that the 32-year-old be stripped of his captain band after his 'disrespectful' act.

"NFF should take the captaincy from him if it's true he tore the query, as a captain he needs to set good precedence," Babayaro told .

Former Nigerian international, Garba Lawal has also blasted the goalkeeper and insists he face punishment for his action.