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Edwin Okon is still the Super Falcons coach, according to the official website of the Nigeria Football Federation.

Okon was relieved of his job on June 29, 2015, after the Women’s World Cup in Canada and was replaced with his assistant Christopher Danjuma.

But a routine check by TheCable on the federation’s site shows that Okon, who led the Super Falcons to victory at the 2014 African Women’s Championship in Namibia, remains the head of the senior women’s team.

Interestingly, too, the Super Eagles head coaching job was left blank despite the engagement of Sunday Oliseh by the federation on July 15, 2015.

Here are the coaches of the national teams according to www.thenff.com.

SUPER EAGLES

U-23 MEN’S TEAM (OLYMPIC EAGLES): Samson Siasia (Head Coach), Fatai Amoo (Assistant Coach)

U-20 MEN’S TEAM (FLYING EAGLES): Manu Garba (Head Coach), Nduka Ugbade (Assistant Coach), Fancy Ewulu (Goalkeeper Trainer)

U-17 BOYS’ TEAM (GOLDEN EAGLETS): Emmanuel Amuneke (Head Coach), Kabiru Baleria (Assistant Coach), Emeka Amadi (Goalkeeper Trainer)

SENIOR WOMEN’S TEAM (SUPER FALCONS): Edwin Okon (Head Coach)

U-20 WOMEN’S TEAM (FALCONETS): Peter Dedevbo (Head Coach)

U-17 GIRLS’ TEAM (FLAMINGOES): Bala Nikyu (Head Coach)

HOME –BASED EAGLES: Currently has no programme and therefore without substantive technical staff

BEACH SOCCER TEAM: Adamu Audu (Head Coach), Chukwuma Agbo (Assistant Coach)

FIVE-A-SIDE TEAM: Currently without a programme and no substantive technical crew

U-13 BOYS’ TEAM: Nasidi Danladi (Head Coach)