Previous Super Eagles chief, Joseph Yobo, has encouraged Nigerians to bolster the national group, as they play Tanzania in a 2017 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier on Saturday.
It will be Sunday Oliseh's first match responsible for the Eagles and his previous colleague Yobo has tipped him to succeed with the group.
"This first diversion is critical. I am upbeat that the Nigeria Football Federation made procurement for a sanctioned airplane for the group. It was extremely agonizing that we didn't fit the bill for the last AFCON. We need to put that behind us now and move forward. We have another mentor and he needs our bolster," he said.
"Regardless of the possibility that the outcome is not as satisfactory as we craving, we must be tolerant with him. On the off chance that the group does not play and in addition we need, we ought to likewise recollect that this is another mentor. It will take a while for him to grant his theory to the players. It is a progressive process however I know he will definitely do well."
Yobo, Nigeria's first footballer to achieve the 100-top turning point, portrayed Oliseh "as a pioneer."
His included, "When I broke into the national group, Oliseh was the commander. He was one of the individuals who helped put me through those early days. His authority qualities were exceptional. He was truly appealling. One key thing is that he is exceptionally enthusiastic about the diversion. You recollect when he was sick and resisted specialists' request to play and spare Nigeria against Senegal at the 2000 AFCON in Lagos?
"It is that energy that will see him do well as the national group mentor. One other thing is that he is so proficient about the diversion. He has played football at the largest amount with exceptionally legitimate clubs. There is a considerable measure that the young men will gain from him. I truly see him doing admirably with the group. He needs our backing."
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