Stephen Keshi has said that there is no time to fool around, as the Super Eagles head into their crucial last two AFCON 2015 qualifying games.
According to the reinstated coach of the African champions, it will no longer be business as usual, as the Eagles’ camp begins to swell.
“We have played with ourselves for a bit, but now is time for business and we have to get the job done and no kidding with players and officials from Monday,” Keshi said.
“We have said we can qualify the country and we are ready for that task. Now is time for action and less talk.”

More Europe-based players are expected to arrive the camp on Tuesday, as preparations continue towards the double header against Congo and South Africa.