Vogts will be in charge of the Super Eagles clash against Uganda

Nigeria coach Berti Vogts is looking for a style and substance from his team in next week's Nations Cup qualifier against Uganda.

"Obviously we need the maximum three points from this game to help our qualification for the Nations Cup," Vogts said.

"But I'm not only interested in the result, I also expect a good performance from the team.

"German teams are known to be only interested in results but with the huge talent in Nigeria, it's equally important for me that they also put up a good performance," the German added.

Nigeria lead Group Three of the Nations Cup qualifying series with six points from two games while nearest rivals the Cranes of Uganda are two points adrift.

Niger and Lesotho are the other teams in the group with the overall winner qualifying automatically for the Nations Cup in Ghana next year.

The last time Nigeria and Uganda clashed at full international level was 14 years ago when the Eagles were held to a goalless draw in Kampala.

Vogts, who arrived the country Tuesday ahead of the 24 March match against Uganda, also said that he will lay emphasis on respect, organisation and discipline to make a success of his job in Nigeria.

"With respect, good organisation and discipline both on and off the pitch, we can take Nigerian football to the next level," he said.

The former Scotland coach announced that he will spend a lot more time in Europe than Nigeria because most of the country's best players are based there.

"I will probably spend about 10 days a month in Nigeria while I will mostly be in Europe monitoring the performance of our top players and talking to them as well as to their club officials," Vogts said.

"When I'm in Nigeria, I will also look out for players in the domestic league as well as work with the other national teams."