This comes after an embarrassing three days during which the federation named Paul Le Guen despite not agreeing to terms first.
The federation's executive committee met yesterday and approved both appointments. A later statement from the NFF said it had "no issue with Le Guen saying he is not coming; as several highly-qualified persons would be happy to coach Nigeria."
Sunday Oliseh was the Super Eagles' last permanent coach before he quit in February in a nasty row over his contract and relationship breakdown between him and the federation.
Nigeria have tumble to their worst ranking on the Fifa ladder in decades ( 14 in Africa , 70 in the world) and failed to qualify for the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations finals in Gabon. However they are still in the final round of qualifying for the 2018 World Cup in Russia in a group that is without a doubt the toughest in Africa.
There they have been drawn in Group B where they will face Algeria, the top-ranked side in Africa, Cameroon, as well as Zambia.
Yusuf in the mean time is batting 100% as coach having won both games ( Mali and Luxembourg) where he held the coaches whistle.
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