Coach Stephen Keshi family has communicated disappointment over the unfulfilled guarantee by the Delta State Government to erect a befitting duplex in Asaba for the ex-Eagles chief before his sudden passing.
Prompt past senator Emmanuel Uduaghan had in February 2013 amid a gathering for the successful Super Eagles in that year's African Cup of Nations guaranteed to assemble a duplex for Keshi and complete the Asaba Stadium which he named after the late mentor.
A relative who forced namelessness bemoaned that it was a major disfavor that the administration did not satisfy its promise until the expert footballer passed on June 7, 2016 at his private home in Benin City, Edo State.
As indicated by the source, the main property the late Keshi had in Delta State was his duplex at the place where he grew up of Illah, taking note of that the relatives were energized when Uduaghan made the guarantee, however frustrated, after the unfulfilled guarantee.
He noticed that Keshi was not the mighty sort and as a honorable man he anticipated that the legislature would have kept to its guarantee and was never constant in his speak to the administration however just trusted that the administration will do as it guaranteed.
"Stephen never disturbed individuals in government, however anticipated that them would satisfy the guarantee through their own drive as opposed to irritating them. It is miserable that the guarantee was not satisfied in his lifetime but rather all the same, we are expecting that it ought to even now be satisfied," he said.
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