Moreoffaith:
ALL OF THE ABOVE MY BROTHER...

IS STADIUM MEANT FOR CRUSADE

Ykman:
Did you just say Nigeria isnt't as rich as the UK?! Man mi, you need to hear what the UK is saying about the volume of money looted out of Niegria! UK would have drowned! Check your facts before you talk (or type) next time abeg.

kaymical:
don't tell me our country is not as rich as this countries or even better than them....we have the money to have better ones but our government knows what is good but won't just do it and another major problem is maintananc

seguno2:


That means almost all of us, Nigerians when you include parties.

mansakhalifa:
@Abeyjide Paddy rice,you mean?

kjhova:
This is bad press.

Nigeria isn't the only country where torrential rains disrupts sports schedule due to the inability to deploy state of the art facilities. Even in Europe, many countries suffer the same fate. Not all countries are wealthy like UK, Germany, Spain etc. And even in these countries, when you go down their leagues to the 3rd and 4th tier, you meet facilities like ours which are easily affected by weather conditions.

If Nigeria is not as rich as the UK, how do you expect our facilities to meet their standards?

The NPFL can improve a whole lot but not with cheap and needless attack as this.

kjhova:


It is your call too, mi hombre. Put the economic stats of Nigeria and the UK side by side here for all to see if you say that my statement is wrong or else zilch!

CHOPUP411:
Who still dey watch this league

WotzupNG:

The below pictures show some of the challenges Nigerian Footballers face in the Nigeria Professional League.

Little wonder why Nigerians are carried away by foreign leagues like the English Premier League, Spanish La Liga, Italian Serie A etc. Even the Players playing in our local leagues are fixated on transferring to a foreign league, especially one in Europe.

With proper funding from Government and the Private sector, hopefully the Nigeria Professional League will be loved by Nigerians and also foreigners.

http://wotzup.ng/pictures-nigeria-professional-league/

Fhowe:
forget it we cant get it right we have missed it that is just the fact as long as we dont know how many that we are in this country then we should bid every other thing good bye .We are clamouring for good roads steady light when the basics any country should have we dont have it this fucking administration should concentrate on identifying each and everyone of us simple if this is what they use the entire 4 years for no wahala

tgmservice:
lol this one is called water football

anyway wish me congrats for the first time i am first to comment hurray!!

kjhova:
This is bad press.

Nigeria isn't the only country where torrential rains disrupts sports schedule due to the inability to deploy state of the art facilities. Even in Europe, many countries suffer the same fate. Not all countries are wealthy like UK, Germany, Spain etc. And even in these countries, when you go down their leagues to the 3rd and 4th tier, you meet facilities like ours which are easily affected by weather conditions.

If Nigeria is not as rich as the UK, how do you expect our facilities to meet their standards?

The NPFL can improve a whole lot but not with cheap and needless attack as this.

WotzupNG:

The below pictures show some of the challenges Nigerian Footballers face in the Nigeria Professional League.

Little wonder why Nigerians are carried away by foreign leagues like the English Premier League, Spanish La Liga, Italian Serie A etc. Even the Players playing in our local leagues are fixated on transferring to a foreign league, especially one in Europe.

With proper funding from Government and the Private sector, hopefully the Nigeria Professional League will be loved by Nigerians and also foreigners.

http://wotzup.ng/pictures-nigeria-professional-league/

kjhova:
This is bad press.

Nigeria isn't the only country where torrential rains disrupts sports schedule due to the inability to deploy state of the art facilities. Even in Europe, many countries suffer the same fate. Not all countries are wealthy like UK, Germany, Spain etc. And even in these countries, when you go down their leagues to the 3rd and 4th tier, you meet facilities like ours which are easily affected by weather conditions.

If Nigeria is not as rich as the UK, how do you expect our facilities to meet their standards?

The NPFL can improve a whole lot but not with cheap and needless attack as this.

WotzupNG:

The below pictures show some of the challenges Nigerian Footballers face in the Nigeria Professional League.

Little wonder why Nigerians are carried away by foreign leagues like the English Premier League, Spanish La Liga, Italian Serie A etc. Even the Players playing in our local leagues are fixated on transferring to a foreign league, especially one in Europe.

With proper funding from Government and the Private sector, hopefully the Nigeria Professional League will be loved by Nigerians and also foreigners.

http://wotzup.ng/pictures-nigeria-professional-league/