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Nigeria coaching hopeful Samson Siasia has been accused of trying to blackmail the technical committee of the NFF in its task of getting a credible coach for the Super Eagles after he alleged that the committee has favoured his challenger, Stephen Keshi.

Siasia made claims that the interview process scheduled for November 4 was cosmetic, with the assumption that the committee had already made up its mind to hire his former national team colleague Keshi.

Siasia had been penciled in for the job, but his negotiations with the NFF crumbled in September allowing former Mali coach Keshi to come into the picture.

However, committee member Festus Onigbinde has debunked Siasia’s insinuations that the interview process will only be a formality.

“As far as I am concerned, such allegation lacked any iota of merit, but you and I know that when Nigerians want to attract undue public sympathy or want to cause confusion in a situation like this, cheap blackmail is sometimes the only weapon available,” Onigbinde told Complete Sports.

“Let us consider it this way, I think it was widely published in the media that the Technical Committee would be inaugurated on November 2 and the interview in question will hold on the 4th of November.

“If that is the case, my question is, who appointed Stephen Keshi?” he asked.

“It is not true and the claim is unfounded. Let us wait for the conclusion of the exercise. The credentials and other documents presented by the two candidates would be used as ard stick by the committee I presume any way,” Onigbinde told MTNFootball.com

Whosoever will get the job should basically be on merit and not on public sympathy, they are both good but if Siaone get the job Nigeria should be ready to employ Kalika as well.

“Although anybody is entitled to his opinion, it is unfair for anybody to insinuate that the committee that is yet to be inaugurated has concluded on the choice of the Super Eagles coach that we have not even sat down to know ourselves as members, talk less of discussing the subject matter,” said Onigbinde.This is from MTN football.com.