Seven times Nigeria Premier League Champions, Enugu Rangers, will soon be listed on the country’s stock exchange.
According to Chijoke Agu, the state’s commissioner for youth and sports, the move will help the state invest in order sector of its economy.

“We are already discussing with a reputable stock brokerage firm and I am sure that at the end it will be good for both the club and government to list the club on the stock market,”he said. “Even at the executive council level, it has been agreed that the club should be opened to those who have the passion and financial muscle to come and partner with the state government to take Rangers back to their rightful place in Nigerian football.”

Agu explained that listing Rangers on the country’s bourse will ‘to a very large extent’ make them more comparable to European football clubs...

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About time.

But for this to happen, the government of Enugu state must divest completely from the running of this club so we can be sure that the government appointed Chairman and other executives of the club do not go ruining what the private investors will bring to the table.

The chop-I-chop syndrome we see in government-run establishments must be banished 100%.

good one but they will really suffer on the exchange. Nigeria football.!!!

Nigeria sports sector isnt ripe for that, with time they will get there.