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Violence After Remo Stars V Ikorodu City Match by naptu2(op): 12:28pm On Jan 16

Some Remo Stars fans claim that their assistant manager was slapped and several Remo Stars' fans' phones were stolen in Ikorodu when Remo Stars played there last season. They vowed to get their revenge when Ikorodu City went to Remo on Wednesday.

NPFL officials held peace meetings days to the match, but that did not stop what happened on Wednesday.

Videos from within the Ikorodu City team bus show a hostile crowd around the bus while players inside accuse policemen outside of not doing enough to stop the attacks. They also said that Remo Stars officials were around but they didn't stop the attacks.

https://www.tiktok.com/video/7595364080496479508?

Other videos show the Ikorodu City being chased by a convoy of cars allegedly being driven by Remo Stars fans.

https://www.tiktok.com/video/7595313384787086613?

https://www.tiktok.com/video/7595369864479673621?

The Ikorodu City bus had to seek shelter at a police station to avoid the Remo Stars fans.

WATCH: Remo Stars Supporters Attack, Vandalise Ikorodu City Team Bus After NPFL Match pic.twitter.com/dHv1nsAjac
— Sahara Reporters (@SaharaReporters) January 15, 2026

Videos from the stands at the Remo Stars Stadium, Ikenne show injured fans of Ikorodu City.

Remo Stars fans beat Ikorodu City fans and players and spoil their team bus.

Cc: @thxhilariousope #NPFL26 pic.twitter.com/4CaRfoJkmP
— SMD SPORTS (@SMDSPORTS_1) January 14, 2026

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Re: Violence After Remo Stars V Ikorodu City Match by Orlandoo(m): 12:29pm On Jan 16

Nothing going well under Tinubu.

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Re: Violence After Remo Stars V Ikorodu City Match by naptu2(op): 12:30pm On Jan 16

NPFL Condemns Physical Attacks During Remo Stars, Ikorodu Match

January 16, 2026

The Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL), has expressed frustration at reports of fracas and alleged physical attacks on fans during and after the Match day 20 fixture between Remo Stars and Ikorodu City at Ikenne, Ogun State.

Remo Stars won, yet their fans attacked harmless away supporters and vandalised their team bus after the derby match.

NPFL Chief Operating Officer, ‎Davidson Owumi, said the league body is unhappy that the alleged attacks took place even after a reconciliation meeting was held with top officials of the two clubs in attendance.

‎”In the light of the reports and video evidence that are in our possession, the NPFL is inviting the two clubs to an investigative hearing on Monday, January 19 at our office in Abuja,” the NPFL statement read.
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‎Owumi said the hearing is to enable the league to get to the immediate end remote causes of the incident and invoke the rules to apply due sanctions to anyone or club found culpable.

https://von.gov.ng/npfl-condemns-physical-attacks-during-remo-stars-ikorodu-match/

Re: Violence After Remo Stars V Ikorodu City Match by naptu2(op): 12:32pm On Jan 16

The goal that gave Remo Stars victory.

What a moment! Haruna Hadi with an absolute beauty to seal it for Remo Stars in the Southwestern derby against Ikorodu City.

Take a bow 👏✨#NPFL26 #MD20 #REMIKD
pic.twitter.com/rRkMEJ2gvo
— OJ (@Omoruyi___) January 15, 2026

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Re: Violence After Remo Stars V Ikorodu City Match by Sonnobax15(m): 12:40pm On Jan 16

These are the kind of scenarios that are shown to the entire world thats making them not take any of our football officials serious undecided

The fact that ordinary small Ghana wey ughelli north Local government big pass produce referee for AFCON but the supposed giant of Africa couldn't provide ordinary ball boy is a big shame to us angry

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Re: Violence After Remo Stars V Ikorodu City Match by nairalanda1(m): 1:04pm On Jan 16

Ah, it happened in a christian part of the country...

Indeed it did....

Re: Violence After Remo Stars V Ikorodu City Match by Pootle: 1:04pm On Jan 16*

hooliganism is everywhere in football, liverpool had to use a decoy bus to confuse manutd fans some years ago

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Re: Violence After Remo Stars V Ikorodu City Match by BeginsAtHome(f): 1:05pm On Jan 16

Thug life of a people!!!

More characters needed to help them behave properly.

Re: Violence After Remo Stars V Ikorodu City Match by Ontarioo: 1:05pm On Jan 16

The revenge will be harder the next time Remo play Ikorodu away

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Re: Violence After Remo Stars V Ikorodu City Match by MEGAWATCH: 1:07pm On Jan 16

Everything about this people is violence but they always point accusing fingers on other people who are not from their region.

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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Re: Violence After Remo Stars V Ikorodu City Match by WhiteIverson: 1:08pm On Jan 16

This league should be scrapped

Re: Violence After Remo Stars V Ikorodu City Match by Validated: 1:08pm On Jan 16

Family affairs, no outsider should interfere.

Re: Violence After Remo Stars V Ikorodu City Match by Putindbutt(m): 1:11pm On Jan 16

Stop attacking fans, attack yourselves on the pitch, break each other's legs on the pitch. That's what makes football sweet, especially a derby match. Remo vs Ikorodu have started a rivalry that will last forever in Nigeria football. NPFL should market it and use it to cash out.

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Re: Violence After Remo Stars V Ikorodu City Match by nairalanda1(m): 1:12pm On Jan 16

Sonnobax15:

These are the kind of scenarios that are shown to the entire world thats making them not take any of our football officials serious

The fact that ordinary small Ghana wey ughelli north Local government big pass produce referee for AFCON but the supposed giant of Africa couldn't provide ordinary ball boy is a big shame to us

Yep, and in the meantime....

The rest of France has spent the opening months of the soccer season asking itself the same question. A wave of violence has washed over Ligue 1, the country’s top division, since fans returned to its stadiums in August after a yearlong absence caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

Two games, both involving Marseille, have been suspended — and eventually postponed — after Payet was struck by an object thrown from the stands. In Lyon, the players were taken off the field quickly. In the previous incident, at Nice, there was an angry confrontation on the field between Marseille’s players and hundreds of opposition fans. That confrontation also had consequences: A Nice fan was given a 12-month suspended sentence for kicking Payet, and a Marseille coach was barred for the rest of the season for punching a field invader

SAUCE

And then the french sent three officials to the world cup the following year.

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Re: Violence After Remo Stars V Ikorodu City Match by IPDGP: 1:12pm On Jan 16

And more harder if ikorodu come remo after.

When the issue happened at ikorodu how the football council take settle am, cause na my first time hearing about it be that, I know alot of fans do fight in Nigeria

Re: Violence After Remo Stars V Ikorodu City Match by nairalanda1(m): 1:13pm On Jan 16

Validated:
Family affairs, no outsider should interfere.

Yep, we know, like the below incident from 2024...

https://www.nairaland.com/8119703/rangers-enyimba-match-end-violence

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Re: Violence After Remo Stars V Ikorodu City Match by nairalanda1(m): 1:15pm On Jan 16

Putindbutt:
Stop attacking fans, attack yourselves on the pitch, break each other's legs on the pitch. That's what makes football sweet, especially a derby match. Remo vs Ikorodu have started a rivalry that will last forever in Nigeria football. NPFL should market it and use it to cash out.

Yes, and that's what drives away investment from our football, and gives us a bad name in the eyes of the world.

Plus, remember how the English used to tolerate violence in their football...until something called Heysel, and another thing called Hillsborough happened, that woke them up.

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Re: Violence After Remo Stars V Ikorodu City Match by bigdammyj: 1:16pm On Jan 16

Noted.

Revenge is sweet sometimes but it's not necessary.

Re: Violence After Remo Stars V Ikorodu City Match by ogaemma: 1:20pm On Jan 16

Blame the League organizer's.
I have been to the Stadium to watch an NPFL game and I vowed never to try it again.
There was no security measures in the stadium.
People were selling ganja ( Indian herm) openly, while some guys were even wrapping it and smoking it openly.
Few police officers I saw were not with a gun but they carry baton.
Nigeria is too insecure and unsafe to risk your life to go watch any local league game right now.
Even Abuja is not secured.

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Re: Violence After Remo Stars V Ikorodu City Match by anonimi: 1:21pm On Jan 16

WhiteIverson:
This league should be scrapped

What should your own national league be replaced with huh

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Re: Violence After Remo Stars V Ikorodu City Match by TheStoriesOfMan: 1:21pm On Jan 16

nairalanda1:
Yep, we know, like the below incident from 2024...

https://www.nairaland.com/8119703/rangers-enyimba-match-end-violence

Doh. Take small paracetamol for your headache.

Re: Violence After Remo Stars V Ikorodu City Match by Putindbutt(m): 1:22pm On Jan 16

nairalanda1:
Yes, and that's what drives away investment from our football, and gives us a bad name in the eyes of the world.

Plus, remember how the English used to tolerate violence in their football...until something called Heysel, and another thing called Hillsborough happened, that woke them up.

Abeg shift joor, it's clear you don't watch football in Europe and South America between teams with fierce rivalry. This is no strange to football rivalries. I said in my comment that fans should not be attacked but everyother thing is allowed.

Re: Violence After Remo Stars V Ikorodu City Match by anonimi: 1:22pm On Jan 16

bigdammyj:
Noted.

Revenge is sweet sometimes but it's not necessary.

Is the best revenge not the legal one, that sanctions the offender and discourages potential offenders from doing such?

Is that how evolved law & order societies behave huh

Re: Violence After Remo Stars V Ikorodu City Match by Jerry2rule: 1:23pm On Jan 16

Make I laugh kn Spanish 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Na who get time deh watch Nigeria league 🤣🤣 imagine stolen phones 🤣

MEGAWATCH:
Everything about this people is violence but they always point accusing fingers on other people who are not from their region.

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Re: Violence After Remo Stars V Ikorodu City Match by southsouthking(m): 1:24pm On Jan 16

It's high time they stop this league.

Re: Violence After Remo Stars V Ikorodu City Match by Sccarrr(m): 1:24pm On Jan 16

MEGAWATCH:
Everything about this people is violence but they always point accusing fingers on other people who are not from their region.

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

dry, talk another thing.. mtchew

Re: Violence After Remo Stars V Ikorodu City Match by nairalanda1(m): 1:27pm On Jan 16

TheStoriesOfMan:
Doh. Take small paracetamol for your headache.

Putindbutt:
Abeg shift joor, it's clear you don't watch football in Europe and South America between teams with fierce rivalry. This is no strange to football rivalries. I said in my comment that fans should not be attacked but everyother thing is allowed.

One igbo, one yourba, both very much alike.

Nigerians self. That's why you can't have good things cheesy

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Re: Violence After Remo Stars V Ikorodu City Match by nedu666: 1:28pm On Jan 16

So when remo goes to ikorodu, awon ikorodu boys will be waiting for them. And the same treatment awaits ikorodu when they reach remo. Nice

Re: Violence After Remo Stars V Ikorodu City Match by anonimi: 1:40pm On Jan 16*

nairalanda1:
Yes, and that's what drives away investment from our football, and gives us a bad name in the eyes of the world.

Plus, remember how the English used to tolerate violence in their football...until something called Heysel, and another thing called Hillsborough happened, that woke them up.

Many thanks for the reference to Heysel and Hillsborough incidents.

Great historical context, from which appropriate actionable lessons can be derived for the growth and development of our national league.

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Re: Violence After Remo Stars V Ikorodu City Match by free2ryhme: 1:43pm On Jan 16

Don't bother yourselves there is no video

Re: Violence After Remo Stars V Ikorodu City Match by Lekan239(m): 1:57pm On Jan 16

nairalanda1:
Yes, and that's what drives away investment from our football, and gives us a bad name in the eyes of the world.

Plus, remember how the English used to tolerate violence in their football...until something called Heysel, and another thing called Hillsborough happened, that woke them up.

the way it drives away investment from Liverpool FC when their fans scatter everywhere sland oppsition tram bus few years ago abi

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