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Abia warriors
Stadium:umuahia township stadium
Capacity:5000
Coach:Okey Emordi
Captain:Austin Obaroakpo
Owned by Abia state government
Nickname:Ocendo babes

A.B.S
Stadium:ilorin township stadium
Capacity:18000
Coach:Henry Makinwa
Captain:Boje Abdullahi
Owned by Senator bukola saraki
Nickname:bukola babes

Akwa United
Stadium:Nest of Champions
Capacity:30000
Coach:Abdu Maikaba
Captain:Ottobong Effiong
Owned by akwaibom state government
Nickname:Promise Keepers

Elkanemi warriors
Stadium:maiduguri stadium
Capacity:10000
Coach:issa ladan bosso
Captain:George Michael
Owned by borno state government
Nickname:Borno Army

Enyimba FC
Stadium:UJ Esuene stadium calabar(temp)
Capacity:16000
Coach:Gbenga Ogunbote
Captain Mfon Udoh
Owned:Abia State government
Nickname:The peoples Elephant

Fc ifeanyi ubah
Stadium:Fc ifeanyi ubah international stadium
Capacity:18000
Coach:Rafeal Everton Lira
Captain:Lekan Adeleye
Owned by Dr ifeanyi ubah
Nickname:Anambra warriors

Gombe United
Stadium:pantami stadium
Capacity :12000
Coach:Manu Garba
Captain:Sani Gidado
Owned by Gombe state government
Nickname:Desert Scorpions

Kano pillars
Stadium:Sani Abacha Stadium
Capacity:16000
Coach:Kadiri Ikhana
Captain :Gambo Mohammed
Owned by kano state government
Nickname:Masu Gida

Katsina United
Stadium:muhammed Dikko stadium
Capacity:35000
Coach:Bala Nkiyu
Captain:Nasiru Sani
Owned by katsina state government
Nickname:The Changi boys

Lobi stars
Stadium:Aper Aku stadium markurdi
Capacity:15000
Coach:Godwin Koko Uwa
Captain:Anthony Agbaji
Owned by lobi state government
Nickname:ortom boys

MFM FC
Stadium:Soccer Temple Agege Stadium
Capacity:5200
Coach:fidelis Ilechukwu
Captain:Kenedium Nelson
Owned by Mountain of fire and miracles ministries
Nickname:Olukoya boys

Nasarrawa united
Stadium:Lafia township stadium
Capacity:5000
Coach:Kabiru Dogo
Captain Emmanuel Makama
Owned by Nasarrawa state government
Nickname:Solid Miners

Niger tornadoes
Stadium:Confluence stadium(temp)
Capacity:25000
Coach:Bala Abubakar
Captain mustapha aliko salihu
Owned by Niger state government
Nickname:Ikon Allah

Plateau United
Stadium:Rwang pam stadium
Capacity:15000
Coach:Kennedy Boboye
Captain:isa langkat
Owned by plateau state government
Nickname: peace boys

Rangers international
Stadium:the cathedral
Capacity:22000
Coach:Imama Amakpakabo
Captain:Okey Odita
Owned by enugu state government
Nickname Flying Antelopes

Remo stars
Stadium:shagamu
Capacity:3000
Coach:Nduka Ugbade
Captain:Victor Mbaoma
Owned by kunle soname
Nickname:sky blues

Rivers United
Stadium:Yakubu Gowon stadium
Capacity:30000
Coach:Stanley Eguma
Captain:Festus Austine
Owned by rivers state government
Nickname:Pride of rivers

Shooting stars
Stadium:Lekan salami stadium
Capacity:10000
Coach:Fatai Amoo
Captain:Seun Akinyemi
Owned by oyo state government
Nickname:Oluyole warriors

Sunshine Stars
Stadium:Akure township stadium
Capacity:10000
Coach:Kayode Olujohungbe
Captain:Sunday Abe
Owned by ondo state government
Nickname:Owena Waves

Wikki Tourist
Stadium:Abubakar Tafawa Balewa stadium Bauchi
Capacity:25000
CoachKayode Olujohungbe
Captain:Baba Ganaru
Owned by Bauchi state government  Nickname:Warri Seasiders



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