In a stunning turn of events, Austin Eguavoen has reversed his earlier decision to resign as Super Eagles coach.

After initially stating that he was only given a two-game mandate, Eguavoen now claims he is still in charge of the team.

"I never resigned, I'm still the coach of the Super Eagles," Eguavoen said in a surprising U-turn. "I don't know where the rumors of my resignation came from, but I'm still very much in charge."

This development comes after Shegzeblog reported that Eguavoen had resigned on Tuesday following the goalless draw between Nigeria and Rwanda in the AFCON qualifier match. The team currently has 4 points in the group.

"I was given a mandate to coach the team, and I'm still working towards achieving our goals," Eguavoen explained. "I don't know what people are talking about, but I'm still the coach."

Eguavoen's sudden change of heart has left many in the football community confused and wondering what could have prompted the reversal.

"I'm focused on the task at hand, which is to qualify the team for the AFCON," Eguavoen emphasized. "I won't be distracted by rumors and speculation."

With this new development, it remains to be seen how the team will perform under Eguavoen's continued leadership.