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“For the NigerianLeague to get to the required international standard, private bodies need to join the NPFL and work with LMC. The ideas they want to use in the private league should be brought to the main league.” Nigeria NPFL

Speaking in the wake of the clamour by some private investors to start their own league competition to be known as Nigeria Private Investors League later this year, Shorunmu advised the parties involved to drop the move and team up with the LMC to revamp the dwindling Nigerian league.

The former Super Eagles goalkeeper, however, charged the LMC to open its doors for people with fresh initiatives to help lift the standard of the game. “In the past, the Nigerian league had more respect and viewership because of a lot of private clubs like Iwuanyanwu Nationale, Abiola Babes FC, Jasper United, Julius Berger, NEPA FC, and Stationary Stores, among others owned by private companies and well meaning individuals.

 

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Nigeria Governments dose not work with ideas Please pay no attention and establish your private league

Do we really have a league in Nigeria?, They have been playing without sponsor for about 5 years now,

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