JOHANNESBURG – The post of a head coach for Nigeria’s Super Eagles national team remains vacant only a month away to its ‘Group A’ match in Morocco on September 6, as the Football Federation (NFF) says it will meet Thursday in Abuja, the nation’s capital to take a decision.

Stephen Keshi

The football body has yet to renew the contract of Stephen Keshi, who led the 3rd time African Champions, Nigeria to the World Cup in Brazil, but was unable to go beyond the round of 16, after the Eagles lost 0-2 to France.

A list of Africa national football coaches includes:

Algeria: Christian Gourcuff (FRA), Angola: Romeu Filemon, Benin: Didier Olle-Nicolle (FRA), Botswana: Peter Butler (ENG), Burkina Faso: Paul Put (BEL), Burundi: Wilfried Rainer (GER), Cameroon: Volker Finke (GER), Cape Verde Islands: Felisberto ‘Beto’ Cardoso and Men ‘Bera’ Ramires, Central African Republic: Herve Lougoundji, Chad: Emmanuel Tregoat (FRA), Comoros Islands: Ali Mbaé Camara, Congo Brazzaville: Claude le Roy (FRA), Djibouti: Noureddine Gharsalli

Democratic Republic of Congo: Santos Muntubile, Egypt: Shawky Gharib, Equatorial Guinea: Andoni Goixoetxea (ESP), Ethiopia: Mariano Barreto (POR), Gabon: Jorge Costa (POR), Gambia: Peter Bonu Johnson, Ghana: Kwesi Appiah, Guinea: Michel Dussuyer (FRA), Guinea-Bissau: Paulo Torres (POR), Ivory Coast: vacant, Kenya: Adil Amrouche (BEL), Lesotho: Seephephe Matete, Liberia: Thomas Kojo

Libya: Javier Clemente (ESP), Madagascar: Franck Rajaonarisamba, Malawi: Young Chimodzi, Mali: Henryk Kasperczak (POL), Mauritania: Patrice Neveu (FRA), Mauritius: Akbar Patel, Morocco: Badou Zaki, Mozambique: Joao Chissano, Namibia: Ricardo Mannetti, Niger: Gernot Rohr (GER), Nigeria: vacant, Rwanda: Stephen Constantine (ENG), Sao Tome e Principe: Gustave Clement Nyoumba

Sierra Leone: Johnny McKinstry (NIR), Senegal: Alain Giresse (FRA), Seychelles: Ulrich Mathiot, South Africa: Ephraim ‘Shakes’ Mashaba, South Sudan: Elya Wako, Sudan: Mohamed Abdallah, Swaziland: Harris Bulunga, Tanzania: Mart Nooij (NED), Togo: Tchanile Tchakala, Tunisia: George Leekens (BEL), Uganda: Milutin ‘Micho’ Sredojevic (SRB), Zambia: Patrice Beaumelle (FRA), Zimbabwe: Ian Gorowa