Nigeria’s National League Revs Up for an Electrifying 2024-2025 Season
The wait is almost over for fans, players, and stakeholders in Nigeria as the Nigeria National League (NNL) has officially announced its fixtures for the upcoming 2024-2025 season. The highly anticipated season is set to kick off with a thrilling opening weekend on November 30.
Abakaliki FC will face off against Madiba FC in what promises to be an intense match, capturing the attention of enthusiastic supporters eager to witness the on-field rivalry.
The most recent draw ceremony at the Remo Stars Stadium in Ikenne’s indoor hall marked the start of an exciting journey for the upcoming season. The fixtures have been carefully crafted to ensure that every match is a thrilling encounter, with each conference boasting a mix of predictable and unpredictable clashes.
In Conference A, perennial powerhouses like First Bank of Lagos will look to assert their dominance against Osun United, while Gateway FC from Abeokuta will face off against Godswill Akpabio FC. Meanwhile, Kun Khalifa of Owerri will take on Emalex FC from Owo in a match that’s expected to be a nail-biter.
The highly anticipated showdown between Abakaliki FC and Madiba FC is being eagerly anticipated by fans, who are eager to witness the drama that unfolds on the pitch.
The Southern Conference B will also serve up plenty of excitement, with Smart City Edel FC set to face off against Abia Comets. I472 will host Igbado FC in another potential classic, while Beyond FC welcomes Dakkada in a match that could have significant playoff implications. Warri Wolves will face off against Crown FC in a pivotal clash, and Ijele FC will host Inter Lagos in a match that’s sure to thrill the stands.
In Conferences C and D, fans can look forward to some thrilling matchups, including Sokoto FC’s clash with Mailantaeki Care in a test of endurance, as well as Zamfara’s battle against the Wikki Tourists. Kebbi United will host Sporting Supreme in a crucial early-season match, and Barau FC will welcome Mighty Jets to Kano in a closely contested game that’s already generating significant hype.
“We’re confident that this season will surpass the previous one in terms of excitement and quality,” NNL Chairman George Aluo said during the draw ceremony. “The re-jigged draw was necessary after discussions with various stakeholders to ensure that this season is a memorable one.”
