Remo Stars head coach Daniel Ogunmodede has expressed his excitement and gratitude after being part of the Super Eagles coaching team during the September international break.
Nigeria secured crucial results in their 2025 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers, including a 3-0 win over Benin Republic and a goalless draw against Rwanda.
Ogunmodede, alongside Rangers head coach Fidelis Ilechukwu, was appointed as an assistant to interim head coach Augustine Eguavoen for the matches.
He reflected on his experience, vowing that the coaching staff can bring success to the Super Eagles with the support of Nigerians.
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“I am deeply honored to have answered the call to serve our beloved country,” Ogunmodede wrote on Twitter. “Let’s remain positive and united in our pursuit of success. Together, we can be better.”
Ogunmodede, alongside title winner Fidelis IIechuckwu were invited by the NFF as assistant coaches to Super Eagles Interim head coach Austin Eguavoen
The young tactician, who led Remo Stars to a second-place finish in the Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) last season, is open to continuing his role with the national team.
He has expressed his willingness to accept a permanent position if offered.
With Nigeria set to face Libya in the next round of AFCON qualifiers in October, there are growing calls for Ogunmodede and Ilechukwu to remain part of the coaching setup.
Their contributions have reignited discussions on the importance of promoting top NPFL coaches to the national team.
Ogunmodede’s enthusiasm and commitment to the national team’s success have been well-received by fans and stakeholders.
His experience and expertise, combined with the support of Nigerians, could be the key to unlocking the Super Eagles’ full potential.
The team prepares for the next round of qualifiers, Ogunmodede’s message of unity and positivity resonates. With the right mindset and support, the Super Eagles can achieve greatness, and Ogunmodede is eager to be a part of it.
