Nigeria National League (NNL) side, ABS are now on the verge of losing their longest-serving gaffer, Kabir Dogo who has been wooed by several top flight clubs.

ABS lost their Premier League status on the last day of the 2012/13 season in Warri after they were defeated 1-0 by Warri Wolves.

There have been attempts by several top flight clubs to lure Dogo to their side, but he said to supersport.com in Ilorin that: "My mind is still with ABS, but my future is in God's hand."

Last season, there were serious strive by Sunshine Stars and six-time Nigerian champions, Enyimba to sign Dogo, but the former Diskabog coach decided to keep faith with the Saraki Boys.

"I don't know what the future holds for me, but I would love to take ABS back to the Premier League.

"I've got many contacts with clubs both in the Premier League and National League and time will tell.

"For now, we are expected to resume for the new season at ABS and we are still waiting for directives.

"Our relegation to the lower division was not because we didn't play well but the reason was not eclipsed. I think we have brought a lot of changes to football, in terms of style of play, encouragement of grassroots' talents and massive fan base with our brief spell in the apex league," Dogo said to supersport.com through his spokesman, Shogo Shodunnke.