Local Clubs and Academies

Yobe Desert Stars Technical Adviser Ernest Jupiter has declared that Thursday’s final Group A fixture in the NNL Super 8 Promotion Playoffs against Wikki Tourists at Asaba’s Stephen Keshi Stadium is a must-win in their quest to return to the Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL). Jupiter’s side currently top the group with four points, thanks to a […]

The Nigerian National League (NNL) continues to face challenges around integrity and trust from fans, clubs, and stakeholders. To rebuild confidence and elevate the league’s status, two critical reforms stand out as necessary. First, establishing an independent regulatory body dedicated solely to monitoring match integrity is vital. This body should have the authority to investigate

The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has suspended Campos FC and advanced a fresh investigation following last month’s eye‑catching 15–2 result against A&A Kiviasennus in Nationwide League One. The Disciplinary Committee has imposed a ₦500,000 fine on Campos FC, while all players and officials from both sides have been suspended indefinitely pending the final decision from the Nigeria

Wikki Tourists coach Abdul Maikaba unveiled his intentions ahead of a crucial Super 8 playoff clash with Barau FC, following a goalless draw with Doma United on Saturday at Asaba’s Stephen Keshi Stadium. Despite creating several scoring opportunities, the team’s anxiety in front of goal led to poor decision-making in the final third, according to the former

With a coveted Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) promotion spot at stake, Doma United FC Chairman Alhaji Suleiman Umar made a spirited visit to the players during their final training session ahead of today’s decisive fixture against Yobe Desert Stars. The visit, seen as a morale-lifting gesture, aimed to re-energise the squad and refocus their

Crown FC have assembled in Asaba to kick off preparations for the Nigeria National League (NNL) Super 8 playoffs, which run from 5–12 July at Stephen Keshi Stadium. The eight teams are neck and neck, each vying for one of four promotion slots into the Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) for 2025/26. The Ogbomoso side secured their spot with

Barau FC has arrived in Asaba, Delta State, ahead of the Nigeria National League’s Super Eight promotion playoffs. The Maliya Boys landed on Wednesday, accompanied by 32 players, 15 officials and coaching staff, all focused on securing one of four coveted spots in the Nigeria Premier Football League for the 2025/26 season. The Super Eight

Wikki Tourists head coach, Abdu Maikaba, has expressed strong confidence in his team’s preparation and chances ahead of the Nigeria National League (NNL) promotion playoffs in Enugu. Maikaba, who previously managed Rangers and Akwa United, spoke with journalists following his team’s final training session in Bauchi before their journey to Enugu. He highlighted the squad’s

Osun United chairman Ololade has described the Southern Conference NNL Super 8 promotion play‑offs as a “wide‑open” contest following his club’s qualification for next month’s finals in Asaba. The Omoluabi Giants secured their place with a convincing 3–1 victory over First Bank FC, finishing second in Group B with 36 points from 20 matches. Ololade pointed

Owerri‑based Kun Khalifat FC secured their place in the 2025 NNL Super 8 after a sturdy 1–1 draw against Godswill Akpabio United at Dan Anyiam Stadium, confirming qualification with a match to spare. They topped Southern Conference Group B, showcasing consistency and grit. The Super 8 playoffs, scheduled for 5 to 12 July at Stephen Keshi International Stadium in Asaba, will