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So the world cup is still on and I can’t help but see how great those Russian stadiums are, makes you wonder when Nigeria is ever going to have something like that right? Are we ever gonna host a world cup?

Well, let’s take a look at the best stadiums in Nigeria at moment:

10. Enyimba International Stadium Aba
Opened 1992, formerly called Aba township stadium, but was renamed in 2002 as an honor to the club when they won CAF champions League in 2002. The stadium has hosted CAF Champion league finals.

Capacity: 25, 000 people with VIP viewing area.

Field: Well maintained grass turf, an electronic scoreboard and floodlights

Medical Facility: The stadium has a standby medical personnel trained for emergencies and two ambulances.

Crowd Control: It has six exits and 1, 500 capacity car park.

Security: Police are always on guard with metal detector devices.

Media Facility: A good media center.



9. Abacha Stadium, Kano
Opened 1982 and has hosted FIFA U17 World tournament 2009. Now home of Kano Pillars FC.

Capacity: 18, 000 people (All seater) with VIP viewing area

Field: Well maintained grass turf with digital scoreboard

Medical Facility: it has two ambulances and a close by medical center

Crowd Control: It has four major exit and steel fencing

Security: Police on guard during match

Media Facility: It has OBS media center.



8. Nnamdi Azikiwe Stadium Enugu
Opened 1959 and previously owned by Nigeria Railway Corporation, but upgraded in 1986.

The stadium has host FIFA U20 world championship 1999. Now, It is home of Rangers International FC

Capacity: 22, 000 people with a VIP viewing area

Field: Artificial Turf with video matrix scoreboard and floodlights.

Medical Facility:

Crowd Control: It has eight exits and spectators could all disperse under 30 minutes

Security: It has private security outfit on guard all the time and CCTV

Media Facility: Well equipped OBS media center



7. Obafemi Awolowo Stadium, Ibadan
Opened 1960 and formerly called Liberty stadium, but renamed in 2010 by President Good luck Jonathan.

The stadium host FIFA world Youth Championship 1999. Sometimes, Shooting Stars FC (3SC) play their game in the stadium, but are more at home in Adamasingba stadium.

Capacity: 35, 000 people with VIP viewing area

Field: Well maintained grass turf and a digital scoreboard

Medical Facility: It has medical clinic and two Ambulance on standby

Crowd Control: The stadium has six exits and 7000 capacity Public park

Security: Police are on guard always

Media Facility: FIFA grade Media center and equipment.



6. Enyimba International Stadium
Opened 1992, formerly called Aba township stadium, but was renamed in 2002 as an honor to the club when they won CAF champions League in 2002. The stadium has hosted CAF Champion league finals.

Capacity: 25, 000 people with VIP viewing area.

Field: Well maintained grass turf, an electronic scoreboard and floodlights,

Medical Facility: The stadium has a standby medical personnel trained for emergencies and two ambulances.

Crowd Control: It has six exits and 1, 500 capacity car park.

Security: Police are always on guard with metal detector devices.

Media Facility: A good media center.




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