The BBC quoted (me. Me. C) for the presidential spokesman said that "the president decided the withdrawal of Nigeria from all international competitions the next two years to give an adequate opportunity to re-organize the country's football."
The spokesman said Emma Nniburo in remarks to reporters that "the decision to withdraw had become necessary following the poor performance of Team Nigeria at the World Cup."
Nigeria has finished bottom of Group B after the defeat of Argentina with a view to clean, then falling to Greece with two goals goal in a match marred by the dismissal of midfielder Sani Kaita and finally a draw against South Korea, with two goals each.
The Nigeria captain has received third place in the finals of Angola's African Nations Cup last January.
But the level that afternoon by the team and losing in the first game against Egypt by three goals to the goal of prompting officials after the tournament to fire national coach Saibo Amadou and use the services of Sven-Goran Eriksson.
Nigerian masses and relied heavily on Eriksson to lead the team professionals, rich in Europe beyond the first round and repeat the achievements of 1994, when Nigeria qualified for round of 16.
But the team showed a modest level in South Africa is incompatible with the potential of players such as Obafemi Martins player (VfL Wolfsburg) and the German player Joseph Yobo (Everton).
Missed Nigeria's players were strangely enough opportunities to win against Greece and South Korea.
It was not clear whether the resolution would be presented Nigeria sanctions by the International Federation of Football Associations (FIFA), which strongly rejects government intervention in the affairs of the sport.
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