The Nigerian National League (NNL) has released a communique following a virtual board meeting held on the 4th of September, 2024. The meeting, which included key members of the NNL leadership, focused on various strategic resolutions and expressions of support for the continued growth and development of the league and Nigerian football in general.
One of the highlights of the communique was the board's appreciation of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) under the leadership of Alhaji Ibrahim Musa Gusau. The board acknowledged the NFF's efforts in creating a level playing ground for the Nigerian National League to thrive, commending the organization's leadership for its role in promoting fairness and equity across all levels of the league structure. This recognition reflects the board's confidence in the NFF's ongoing commitment to elevating Nigerian football to new heights.
Furthermore, the NNL board expressed its strong confidence in the NFF's efforts to ensure the Super Eagles' qualification for the 2025 African Cup of Nations and the 2026 World Cup. The board emphasized its belief in the NFF's capacity to guide Nigeria's national team towards success in these prestigious tournaments, reinforcing the collaborative spirit between the league and the federation in pursuit of shared goals for Nigerian football.
The communique also outlined key decisions made during the meeting, one of which is the resolution to hold the Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the NNL clubs in September. The specific date and venue for the AGM are to be announced later. This meeting is expected to be a significant event, providing a platform for all NNL clubs to discuss the upcoming 2024/2025 league season, address any concerns, and align their objectives with the broader vision for the league’s future.
In another major decision, the NNL board resolved to ensure that there will be an equal number of teams in each of the league's conferences for the 2024/2025 season. This move aims to promote balanced competition and fairness, enhancing the overall quality of the league by ensuring that all teams have an equitable chance to compete for honors.
The meeting was attended by prominent figures of the NNL, including Chairman George Aluo, Vice Chairman Khamisu Mailantarki, members Dr. Donald Ikpe, Joseph Uzoma Ebowesim, Sanni Mohammed, Yakubu Sarma, CEO Emmanuel Attah, and COO Dr. Ayo Abdulrahman. Engr Dotun Sanusi was absent with reason. The communique was signed by Dr. Donald Ikpe, Chairman of the Communique Drafting Committee, with Alhaji Sani Mohammed as a member and Dr. Ayo Abdulrahman serving as the Secretary.
These resolutions reflect the NNL board's commitment to promoting transparency, fairness, and growth within the league. As the 2024/2025 season approaches, the board's decisions will be crucial in shaping the direction of the league, ensuring that it remains a competitive and vital part of Nigerian football.
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