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On 31 August 2015, Mountain of Fire Ministry FC, a football club owned by the church, achieved a rare feat by gaining promotion to the Nigeria Professional Football League.
By this, the club broke a 22-year jinx by becoming the first Lagos-based side to play in the elite division. Founded in 2007, MFM FC acquired a slot to play in the professional ranks in unusual circumstances.
Toyin Gafar, a Muslim and owner of Bolowotan FC, offered his club’s slot in the Nigeria National Division One League to MFM — then playing in the Amateur Division One League — for free in 2013.Interestingly, Gafar snubbed a N16m-offer from a state for the club, preferring to hand it over to a church.

Two years later, the club, against all odds, sealed a spot in the NPFL, becoming the first club owned by a church to compete at that level in
Nigerian football.

Another major milestone for the club came in 2014, when they became the best football playing church in the world after trashing United Church of Colombia 7-0 in the final of the maiden edition of The Church World Cup in Goa, India

MFM F.C gained promotion to the GLO Premier league in 2015
WINNER, Church World cup, 2014
WINNER, Lagos International Football Tournament, 2013
WINNER, Nigeria Nation Wide League, 2012
WINNER, BOSKA Cup, 2010, 2011
WINNER, Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria, 2010
WINNER, Ambassadors in Sports, 2008,2009

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We are glad to tell you that MFM FC got off to a winning start in the Nigeria premier league after they defeated home team Nasarawa United 2-1 on Sunday.

As early as the 18th minute MFM FC took a surprise lead when Musa Newman scored from a goalmouth scramble much to the dismay of the Nasarawa United team.

MFM's diminutive attacking midfielder Chukwuma Emmanuel who had been a thorn in the flesh of United's defence and like a piece of cake found himself face to face alone with Danlami Umar in goal for United, he scored to double our lead with a clinical finish in the 33rd minutes.

Ifeanyi Nweke pulled a goal back for Nasarawa in the 75th minute, but the home team could not muster enough to at least get a share of the spoils on the day.

MFM FC will play their next game against Rivers United this Wednesday at their Agege Stadium.

MFM FC go top of the Nigeria League after victory against Rivers United Yesterday.

A very good first-half display by our boys (MFM) FC set the tone for a 2-1 victory over Rivers United in a highly-entertaining (NPFL) contest at the Agege Stadium in Lagos on Yesterday.

MFM fc went ahead in the 18th minute through an Ifeanyi Ifeanyi penalty after Olatunbosun Sikiru was fouled by the United captain, Festus Austin.

That lead was doubled six minutes later in exhilarating fashion by Olatunbosun who dribbled pass United Goalie Sunday Rotimi following a lightning break that left the United defenders gasping for breath.

MFM were flying and could easily have added two more goals before the break with Joseph Douhadji making a goal-line clearance off a Musa Newman chip in the 31st minute while Olatunbosun had a rocket beaten out unconventionally by Sunday Rotimi in the 37th minute.

Rivers United improved after the restart of the 2nd half when Ivorian Guenan Guy Nonance was brought on to add urgency to the attack. The move paid off with the Ivorian crossing with pin-point accuracy from the right for an unmarked Obomate Frederick to head home from close range.

United came close to levelling matters but Chigozie Ihunda’s powerful drive was pushed onto the post by a diving MFM goalkeeper, James Aiyeyemi.

Aiyeyemi was again called into action in the 70th minute and his stupendous double save denied Obomate and then Ali with United almost celebrating a second goal.

United continued to press for the equaliser but were eventually made to pay for their slow start as MFM held out for maximum points.

MFM will travel to Ibadan for their next game against Shooting Stars this weekend.

2games, 6points
EVery win was a hit back to back.
Watch out for another Leicester in making

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Our Boys suffered first defeat of the season

Shooting Stars Sports Club (3SC) striker, Wasiu Jimoh scored the first hat-trick of the new Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) season to give his side a 3-0 win over high flyers MFM FC of Lagos at the Lekan Salami Stadium in Ibadan.

Jimoh pounced on an error from MFM goalkeeper James Aiyeyemi to give his side the lead as early as the 4th minute and soon added his brace in the 19th minute before completing his hat-trick nine minutes before halftime. No further goals were added in the second half as the game ended the way first half ended.

The win made it the first league win of the season for veteran coach Kadiri Ikhana’s 3SC team, while MFM suffered their first defeat of the season, having maintained an hundred percent record before today’s clash with the Oluyole Warriors.

"3SC were clearly the better side and ably deserved their hard fought victory. We will keep working on the errors until we get it 100 per cent right.

“We have to work on the errors on the goalkeeper as well as the point men before the next matches.

“Football is all about you win, draw or lose. Today (Saturday) we have lost an important match. We have taken the result in good fate while we work hard to reclaim the points in our next home match against Sunshine Stars,” said llechukwu to supersport.com.

MFM FC have chalked six points out of a maximum of nine in the three-week old Nigerian top flight.

MFM FC are back to winning ways after they defeated Sunshine Stars.

Our boys defeated Akure giants Sunshine Stars 2 – 1 at the Agege Stadium yesterday, to continue to spring surprises in the Nigerian Premier League.

After losing quite a number of glorious chances, former Sunshine Stars striker Musa Newman opened the scoring in the 25th minute against his old club.

Kadri Samad leveled scores for ‘The Akure Gunners’ in the 39th minute off Stanley Dimgba's pass after he had dashed down the flank, as both teams went into the break with the score level.

The second half was full of excitement and drama with MFM’s Newman Musa and Sunshine’s Afolabi dazzling the opposition respectively and just at the closing stages, Substitute Stephen Odey scored the winner for MFM with four minutes to end the game.

Sunshine stars Sunday Abbey was sent off in the 90th minute after a second booking.

MFM are now second on the table with nine points, same as leaders Lobi Stars.

Next game is the ‪#‎LagosDerby‬ between Ikorodu United and MFM FC at the Onikan stadium this weekend.

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MATCH REPORT: MFM FC trash El-Kanemi Warriors

A goal each from Stephen Odey, Julius Emiloju and Onuwa Chukwuka shot Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries Football Club of Lagos to the top of the Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) table as they trashed El-Kanemi Warriors of Maiduguri 3-1.

The Olukoya Boys started the game like a house on fire with a couple of scoring opportunities as they dominated the first 10 minutes of the match.

El-Kanemi Warriors soaked up the pressure from the home side and controlled the game for 7 minutes with Chinedu Ohanachom troubling the home teams defence.

Odey got the match opener in the 26th minute of the game with a fine tap in as he connected a low pass from Sikiru Olatubosun to score his second goal of the season.

Coach Fidelis Ilechukwu substituted Odey in the 32nd minute of the match due to a knee injury cupped before netting the first goal, his place was taken by pacey attacker, Henry Abara.

The first 45 minutes ended with MFM FC maintaining a one-goal lead.

The newly promoted Lagos side put the Borno Armies to the sword two minutes into the second half with defender, Julius Emiloju scoring the second goal of the game with a brilliant finish off an assist from former Nigeria under 20 star, Ifeanyi Ifeanyi.

Coach Ladan Bosso's men reduced the deficit in the 65th minute of the game with Japhet Daniel scoring his side's only goal of the encounter.

MFM FC's enterprising midfielder, Onuwa Chukwuka dashed the hopes of the visitors in the 75th minute with the fourth goal of the day as he restored his teams two-goal cushion. He was assisted by Abara.

Coach Ilechukwu completed his substitution with two quick changes as Adekunle Adegboyega came off the bench to replace Onuwa while Captain, Nelson Kenedinum replaced Newman Musa.

The over 5,000 fans at the Agege Stadium were thrilled with beautiful display of the round leather game by the home team as they applauded the Olukoya Boys for adding another three points at home.

The Lagos-based team occupy the top spot on the league table for the second time this season with 13 points from a possible 18 in the ongoing NPFL season.

#‎LagosF‬.ACup

FT: MFM FC 3-0 YOBO FC

Lagos F.A Cup: MFM FC cruise to round of 16

Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries Football Club of Lagos cruised to the round of 16 of the 2016 Lagos State Football Association Cup (FA Cup) after a 3-0 triumph over YOBO Football Club on Tuesday at the Agege Stadium.

The Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) table-toppers taught the non league side the basics of football as they continued with their fine run of form.

Striker Adegboyega Adekunle scored the first goal of the day in the 8th minute, Ajah Favour doubled the lead after 7 minutes of action in the second half with a brilliant finish, Adekunle put the icing on the cake in the 77th minute with the third goal of the match.

MATCH REPORT: Heartland egde MFM FC in Owerri

Heartland Football Club of Owerri edged Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries Football Club of Lagos 1-0 at the Dan Anyiam Stadium in Match Day 7 of the Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) tie on sunday evening.

It wasn’t the result the Olukoya Boys wanted, but they will take it in good faith after suffering a one nil defeat in the hands of the Naze Millionaires' courtesy of a 31st minute goal by Fortune Omoniwari.

Both teams started the game very lively as they entertained their fans with good artistry of the round leather game.

Julius Ubido of Heartland missed a good scoring chance in the 9th minute of the encounter, MFM FC responded with defender Stanley Okorom's effort hitting the woodwork.

The Lagos-based side gave the visitors a run for their money in the midfield with the quartet of Oladele Oshobe, Atu lrumekhai, Ifeanyi Ifeanyi and Onuwa Chukwuka asserting their authority over the homer's.

Heartland soaked the pressure from Fidelis Ilechukwu's men and controlled the game for a few minutes, MFM stand-in captain, Austine Opara cleared a whipped in corner kick.

Omoniwari however scored the only goal of the day with a flick header that beat goalkeeper James Aiyeyemi off an assist from Ajoku. The first 45 minutes ended with the home team maintaining a one goal lead.

The second 45 minutes resumed with MFM FC dominating possession and dictating the pace of the match as they forced the hosts to a defensive play.

Ifeanyi was booked for the first yellow card of the day in the 57th minute for a foul.

In his quest to get a result from Owerri, coach Ilechukwu introduced former Heartland FC goal poacher, Isah Akor for petit midfielder, Onuwa while Newman Musa was substituted for Festus Ajah. Meanwhile, Oshobe received the second yellow card of the game and was replaced in the 82nd minute by team captain, Kenedium Nelson.

Akor and Favour troubled Heartland defence and kept their defenders at bay. NPFL debutant, Austine Ogunye gave good account of himself with two shots on target in the second half.

MFM FC won a free kick 30 yards from goal in stoppage time after a bad challenge on Akor. Heartland FC defenders stood their grounds and blocked Ifeanyi's well taken free kick in the dying minutes of the entertaining encounter.

The nervy encounter ended with Heartland defeating the highly spirited MFM FC 1-0.

The Olukoya Boys sit on second spot on the league table with 13 points from 7 NPFL matches. MFM FC’s next game comes in three days when they host Kano Pillars at the Agege Stadium on Wednesday.

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MATCH REPORT: MFM FC tames Plateau United

Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries Football Club of Lagos tamed Plateau United Football Club of Jos at home in match day 9 of the Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) tie.

The Rwang Pam Stadium witnessed yet another entertaining football action on Sunday as MFM FC and Plateau United thrilled the Jos Fans with good display of the round lethal game.

Fidelis Ilechuchwu's men started the encounter with a diamond 4-3-3 formation, and controlled the game for the first 6 minutes of the first half and forced the hosts to their defence.

The homers gathered momentum and got few chances at goal but James Aiyeyemi stood his ground as he denied the hosts their goal scoring opportunities with fantastic saves.

MFM's striker, Newman Musa gave good account of himself, he troubled Plateau United's defence. The workaholic forward 30th minute low shot at goal went wide.

The Olukoya Boys got their only goal of the game in the second minute of the 6 minutes added time in the first half through Adekunle Adegboyega who turned his marker and put the ball in the net with a sublime finish. He was assisted by the team captain, Nelson Kenedium.

Zakary Baraje's men responded with a goal in the 49th minute via Reuben Bala low strike off a corner kick.

With 5 minutes to end the encounter, Coach Fidelis made two quick changes, injured James Aiyeyemi was substituted for Nasamu Emmanuel while Stephen Odey came in to replace Adekunle.

Odey missed a glorious chance to double the lead for MFM in the 87th minute as his curling shot went off target.

The game ended with the Lagos-based team amassing another crucial away point.

MFM FC dropped to the third spot on the table with 15 points same points with Kano Pillars who are second on the log while the league leaders, Enugu Rangers sit in the first position with 17th points.

# 2016LagosF.ACup

Bridge FC 0-4 MFM FC

The Olukoya Boys dumped Bridge FC of Lagos 4-0 courtesy of two goals from Sikiru Olatunbosun, a goal each from Onuwa Chukwuka and captain Kennedium Nelson to emerge the 2016 Lagos F.A Cup champions.

Olatunbosun opened the flood gate of goals in the 41st minute with a fine left-footed shot, he doubled the lead three minutes into the second half with another great goal off a solo effort. Onuwa netted the third goal of the game in the 50th minute while the captain of the Cup Champions, Kenedium registered the fourth goal of the match in the last minute of the encounter.

An obviously elated coach Ilechuckwu said: “ I’m very very happy for winning this trophy we've been targeting for years, thank God we won it at last.

“My players did so well and played according to our plan. I’m very proud of them because this F.A Cup means a lot to me. I want to say kudos to them for a job well done. I believe this victory will motivate us going into our next league match against Enugu Rangers this Wednesday,” he told MFM FC Media.

MFM FC and Bridge FC will represent Lagos state in the national finals which will kick off later in the year.

Olukoya receives F.A Cup Champions

The General Overseer of Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries, Dr Daniel Olukoya received the 2016 Lagos State Football Association Cup winners, MFM FC at the church headquarters in Lagos on Monday.

It was a warm reception for the Olukoya Boys as they presented the F.A Cup trophy to the number one supporter of the team in an unscheduled visit to his office facilitated by the club chairman, Mr Godwin Enakhena.

Prior to the final of the F.A Cup, Olukoya had promised that a surprise await the Boys should they emerge victorious, he fulfilled his pledge while welcoming the State Champions with undisclosed amount of money and a brand new Coaster Bus.

MFM FC captain, Kenedium Nelson who spoke on behalf of the players appreciated the man popularly called G.O for his spiritual, moral and financial support.

He began “ Sir, I’m short of words but I want to say a very big thank you for all you have been doing for us, for your prayers, moral and financial support, you have shown us that you’re our Father and we will never disappoint you by the special grace of God,” he told MFM FC Media.

In his response, Dr Olukoya asked the team to come back so that he could present them and the trophy to the church during one of the Sunday services at the Yaba headquarters.

MFM FC will host table-toppers, Enugu Rangers in match day 10 encounter of the Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) at the Agege Stadium on Wednesday.

This is very good to hear. God bless the team.

MATCH REPORT: MFM FC stops Enugu Rangers

Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries Football Club of Lagos came from a goal down to secure a one all draw against Enugu Rangers Football Club in Wednesday’s Nigeria Professional Football League match in Lagos.

The Agege Stadium witnessed yet another entertaining and interesting match that saw MFM FC recording their third draw of the season as they stretched their unbeaten run in the topflight to three after a 1-1 draw against coach Imama Amakpakabo tutored side.

Coach Fidelis Ilechukwu's men started the game with an early attack as Ifeanyi Ifeanyi’s right-footed curling shot went side netting after three minutes of play. The home side dominated possession in the first quarter of the match and piled pressure on the visitors defence.

The visitors were luck not to have conceded a goal in the 22nd minute as strikers Sikiru Olatunbosun and Stephen Odey’s shots found a brick-wall in the defence of Rangers.

The Flying Antelopes settled into the game and netted the first goal of the match in the 37th minute with Obinna Nwobodo slotting home the opener. The first 45 minutes of the match ended with the visitors taken a one-goal lead.

The second half began with the home side searching for the equaliser, Onuwa Chukwuka and Ifeanyi Ifeanyi asserted their authority in the midfield as they forced the visitors to their defensive half.

In his bid to get an equaliser, Coach Ilechukwu substituted off form striker, Newman Musa for Austine Ogunye in the 57th minute of the game. Second choice goalkeeper, Abayomi Folarin suffered a groin injury and was replaced by Egbe Ospino who was making his debut for MFM FC 8 minutes after the first substitution, he completed the substitution by introducing hardworking midfielder, Shola Brossa for Oladele Oshobe who also picked up a knock in the 70th minute.
MFM fc's Stephen Odey who was a thorn in the flesh of Rangers defence drew the host level with a fine volley in the 72nd minute.

Enugu Rangers goalkeeper, Emmanuel Daniel gave a good account of himself, his sterling performance between the sticks was the reason Imama and his wards picked a point in the keenly contested encounter.

The Olukoya Boys stay in the 6th position on the NPFL log with 16 points while Enugu Rangers dropped to the second place with 18 from 10 games.

Meanwhile, MFM FC heads to Delta State this weekend to confront Warri Wolves FC in match day 11 at the Warri Township stadium on Sunday

This is one club I am keeping a tab on. Keep the news coming.

Match Report: Warri Wolves pip MFM FC

Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries Football Club of Lagos suffered their first defeat in four Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) matches on Sunday against Warri Wolves Football club of Warri in Delta State.

It was a bad day in the office for the Olukoya Boys at the Warri City Stadium despite dominating the game in the first five minutes.

MFM fc got a free kick three minutes into the encounter, it was taken by Ifeanyi Ifeanyi, but Warri Wolves goalkeeper, Rhogbere Tejiri pushed the ball away for a corner kick.

Warri Wolves only shot at goal in the first half came in the 10th minute of the match after a fine build up play as John Odumegwu effort hit the cross bar.

The Olukoya Boys gave the hosts some moment to worry about following a well taken free kick by former under 20 midfielder, Ifeanyi Ifeanyi ,his shot was parried by Tejiri.

The first 45 minutes ended with both teams going into the dressing room with a goalless draw following a heavy downpour.

Ogbenewo Uzezi 50th minute sublime shot was properly taken care of by MFM fc stand in goalkeeper, Egbe Ospino who pulled a superb save to deny the hosts their opener.

MFM FC Coach, Fidelis Ilechukwu made his first substitution of the match 10 minutes into the second half as teenage striker, Stephen Odey replaced Festus Ajah.

Both teams didn’t find the game easy as the rain restricted the bounce and movement of the ball thus making it very hard for the players to string passes together.

However, Oghenewo Uzezi put the homers in front with a 71th minute strike that beat MFM FC goalkeeper, Ospino who had a decent performance in between the sticks before he conceded the goal.

Striker Sikiru Olatunbosun was substituted in the 78th minute of the game for Adekunle Adegboyega and Atu Paul Irumekhai for captain Kenedium Nelson.

Kenedium stabilised the midfield while Adekunle troubled Wolves defenders with good runs and dribbles, Odey on the other hand showed some flashes of brilliance in the attack but the SeaSiders defenders stood tall to deny the visitors their equaliser.

The fans were thrilled with good display of football from both teams with the match officials doing a yeoman’s job.

The Lagos-based club now sit in 8th spot on the NPFL log with 16 points from 11 League matches. They will host Wikki Tourists in Match Day 12 coming up this weekend at the Agege Stadium.

Two first half goals from Sikiru Olatunbosun gave Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries Football Club of Lagos a convincing win over Nasarawa United Football Club of Lafia in Match Day 20 of the Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) tie played at the Agege Township Stadium on Wednesday evening.

MFM FC completed the double over the Solid Miners with a commanding display on Wednesday as Olatunbosun put the visitors to the sword with his second brace of the season.

The host began the game with the first kick of the ball and got the first shot on target through striker, Isah Akor after eight minutes of play but Nasarawa United FC goalkeeper, Surah Ayeleso pulled a great save to deny the Olukoya Boys the match opener.

The duo of Ifeanyi Ifeanyi and Onuwa Chukwuka asserted their authority over the visitors in middle of the park with brilliant displays.

Olatunbosun who put up a Man-Of-The-Match performance put MFM FC in front in the 18th minute of the encounter with a fine volley when he connected a swift pass from Stephen Odey.

The dazzling left-winger completed his brace with a low shot 10 minutes after the first goal off an assist from Akor. The first 45 minutes of the game ended with MFM FC maintaining a comfortable 2-0 lead.

Striker Odey was denied his goal in the 50th minute by Ayeleso who pulled another big save.

MFM FC goalkeeper, Abayomi Folarin who was outstanding in the first half of the match continued with his clean sheet performance when he made a breath-taking save in the 67th minute when Phillip Auta tested him with a long range shot.
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The visitors came close to getting a goal in the 71st minute after goalkeeper Folarin was beaten but his defender, Abisoye Olawale was quick to deny the Lafia-based team a goal with a goal line clearance with his head.

The Lagos-based team continued to ask questions with the impressive Olatunbosun troubling the visitors defence while the likes of stand in captain, Opara Austin, midfielder Oshobe Oladele gave a very good account of themselves.

The 2-0 win has taken the Olukoya Boys who were placed on 9th spot on the table to the sixth position with 30 points from 19 league matches.
Next up is Port Harcourt where MFM FC will confront Rivers United FC who lost 1-2 in the reverse fixture at the Agege stadium, Lagos.

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Sincere Apologies for the Long Break,

We thank God that against all odds we were able to escape relegation last season.

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Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries Football Club have captured 10 new players ahead of the 2016/17 NPFL season which began on Saturday across the county.

The Olukoya Boys who retained 30 players from the full squad of last season have been able to complete the signings of new 10 players from various top NPFL outfits.

MFM FC bolstered coach Fidelis Ilechukwu’s squad for new Nigerian topflight season with two defenders, three midfielders and five attackers as they aim for laurels in their second sojourn in the NPFL.

The newly-signed players are Waheed Abolore (Remo Stars), Yakubu Taofeek ( Ikorodu United), Shakiru Jolaosho (Right FC) Suleiman Abdullahi (Lobi Stars), Abdulrahman Abdulsalam (Sunshine Stars) Akpesiri Naibe (Liberty FC),Waheed Adebayo (First Bank) Okoli John (Messiah FC) Gold Busayo (Sunshine Stars) and Agbane Candy (Akwa United).


CHANGES IN LEADERSHIP
Godwin Enakhena, who until recently was chairman of MFM FC, has been elevated to sports administrator of MFM worldwide.

Dr Daniel Olukoya, who is the General Overseer MFM Worldwide, is MFM FC new chairman, while Emmanuel Aiyeyun has been appointed MFM FC director.

MATCH REPORT: Sunshine Stars FC 0-1 MFM FC
Odey stunner earns MFM FC first away victory
Stephen Odey's 48th minute audacious strike gave Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries Football Club their first away victory of the season against Sunshine Stars FC in Sunday's Matchday 6 fixure of the ongoing Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) played at the Akure Township Stadium.
Coach Fidelis Ilechukwu and his wards who muscled out a point with Shooting Stars in their last away game in Ibadan went all out for the maximum three points on Sunday and it was well delivered courtesy of a fine strike from league top scorer Odey, who netted his fifth goal of the season in five NPFL matches.
The hosts began the encounter seeking for an opener, stringing passes with great composure but MFM FC defenders stood tall to deny the home side any chance of scoring with Monsuru Bashiru, Opara Austine doing a yeoman's job in the heart of the defense.
Sunshine Stars had a glorious chance to break the deadlock in the 14th minute of the encounter when Abbey Joseph tested MFM FC's goalkeeper, Ospino Egbe but the latter pulled a save to deny the hosts their scoring opportunity. The first half ended goalless for the both sides.
Ilechukwu's men continued from where they stopped in the first half with fine display. The league top scorer put the Owena Waves to the sword three minutes into the second half with a fabulous shot from edge of the 18 yard box with Sikiru Olatunbosun providing the assist.
The hosts mounted pressure on the visitors but MFM FC's defenders put up a good defensive play with Ospino Egbe pulling great saves.
With the crucial away points in the bag, the Lagos-based team still occupy the second spot on the NPFL standings with 13 points from possible 18. They will be guests to Abubakar Bukola Saraki Football Club (ABSFC) of Ilorin this Wednesday.