Vincent Enyeama or Peter Rufai? Finidi or Amokachi?: Nigeria’s AFCON bronze medalist reveals his Super Eagles Greatest XI

Vincent Enyeama over Peter Rufai? Joseph Yobo? Yes! Taribo West? No. Surprises all over the park as Nigeria international John Ogu reveals his greatest Super Eagles XI of all time.

The versatile midfielder has no room for two former Africa Player of the Year award winners, Emmanuel Amuneke and Victor Ikpeba, while he also ignored George Finidi in his list.

.@ogujohnugo's @NGSuperEagles all time eleven:@vinpee GK
C. Babayaro
U. Okechukwu
S. Keshi(RIP)@jyobo234@IAmOkocha@mikel_john_obi
@FrenzziiiBull
R. Yekini(RIP)@papilokanu@SundayOOliseh

Unbeatable! 🔥🔥🔥

Thanks John for coming around on #sportsummit977 @metro977fm

— K£L£CHI B£RNARD (@woramangra) August 12, 2019

In goal, the former Israel-based player preferred 2013 AFCON winner Vincent Enyeama to 1994 AFCON champion Peter Rufai.

Ogu’s four-man defensive wall comprises ex-Chelsea man Celestine Babayaro, Super Eagles record appearance holder Joseph Yobo, gentle giant Uche Okechukwu and the only Nigerian to win the AFCON championship both as a player and a coach, the late Stephen Keshi.

Google celebrates soccer legend Stephen Keshi, as he would've turned 56 today. Died in 2016.

He's one of Africa's only 2 persons to win the Africa Nations Cup as a player (captain, '94) and as a coach (2013). Also captained ('94) and coached (2014) Nigeria to the World Cup.

RIP pic.twitter.com/ymWexvGtIs

— Facts About Africa (@OnlyAfricaFacts) January 23, 2018

In the middle of the park: the mercurial Austin Okocha, newly-retired captain John Obi Mikel, former Juventus enforcer Sunday Oliseh and one-time Everton star Daniel Amokachi were favoured over every other midfielder to have ever worn the green and white.

Moved so good they named him twice 🌪️💀

Join us in wishing former @NGSuperEagles and #SGEagles wizard Jay-Jay Okocha (@IAmOkocha) a happy birthday! pic.twitter.com/G7EVQ3Y6Uu

— Eintracht Frankfurt (@eintracht_us) August 14, 2019

Record goalscorer late Rashidi Yekini is set alongside 1996 Olympic Games hero Nwankwo ‘Papilo’ Kanu in an attacking pairing that would definitely score loads of goals.

He sometimes wore red,
He sometimes wore blue,
Here are three beauties,
From Nwankwo Kanu! #PL #WorldPoetryDay pic.twitter.com/6jl2KT6jI9

— Premier League (@premierleague) March 21, 2019

John Ogu made his submissions while being a guest at the Metro FM 97.7 radio station.

The 2019 AFCON bronze medalist is still in search of a club after calling an end to a successful career with Israeli side Hapoel Be’er Sheva.