**Naija Football Legend, High Chief Festus Adegboye Onigbinde, Passes on at 88** The family of the late High Chief Festus Adegboye Onigbinde has been consoled by President Bola Tinubu, who has sent his condolences to the renowned football administrator and former Super Eagles head coach who passed away at the ripe age of 88. Chief Onigbinde, a native of Modakeke, Ile-Ife, made significant contributions to the development of football in Nigeria, particularly at the grassroots level. His impact on Nigerian football was remarkable, and he remains the first indigenous coach of the Super Eagles in 1982. President Tinubu has expressed his deepest sympathies to the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), the National Sports Commission (NSC), and the football community in Nigeria, which mourns the loss of a true football legend. The President acknowledged Chief Onigbinde's historic leadership, guiding the Super Eagles to the Africa Cup of Nations finals in 1984. Tinubu described Chief Onigbinde as a paragon of discipline, integrity, foresight, and passion for the beautiful game. His legacy will continue to inspire future generations of football players, coaches, and administrators in Nigeria. The President prayed for the repose of Chief Onigbinde's soul and comfort for his family, who have lost a pillar and a source of inspiration. In Nigeria, football is a beloved sport that brings people together, and the loss of a legend like High Chief Festus Adegboye Onigbinde is a significant blow to the football community. His contribution to the development of football in Nigeria will not be forgotten, and his legacy will continue to be celebrated for years to come.