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Wow .... great!

helinues:
I get am before na old glory. Accolades to the current champions UNICAL, first, before any recognition to defending champions

Unical is now the defending champion of the tournament,

AngeloPrice:
Of the greatest!!!! Congrats citizens of the Malabor Republic. Once a malabite always a malabite. I sight my niggers Paul and santino

Paul and the Legendary Santino

Sunnymatey:
The only country inside another country
MALABOR REPUBLIC.
Proud to be a Malabite

Bo-Bo you Sabi! One bottle for you there.

Congratulations to great Malabites and their attached Malabress.

Once a Malabite... Always a Malabite. Malabor Republic go hot!!!

Congratulations to great Malabites and their attached Malabress.

Once a Malabite... Always a Malabite. Malabor Republic go hot!!!

Unical always winning this tournament . Great malabits and Malabar. Action !!!!!!

Congratulations to all the participants most notably the Champions

This is exactly what Nigeria youths need not one yeye BBNAIJA show. If properly sponsored, it could even be a more fruitful League than the Nigeria Professional Football League.

EBUBS:
Great malabites!

Greatest greatest

No be today we dey ball. Not surprised. Congrats to them.

TonyeBarcanista:
…defeats UAM Tillers (5-4) on Penalties at the Finals in Lagos



The 2019 edition of the Higher Institutions Football League (HiFL), ended in grand style with University of Calabar, Malabites defeating defending champions UAM Tillers (5-4) on penalties in Lagos, Saturday, to emerge champions of the league’s second edition.

It was sweet revenge for the Malabites, after a re-enactment of the 2018 finals, which they lost to UAM Tillers.

UAM Tillers started the game on the front foot and showed flashes of why they deserve a place in the finals. In the 16th minute, the efforts of the lads from Makurdi, paid off, as captain, Assen Shater, with jersey no 10, closed out a brilliant pass with a superb finish.

The defending champions dominated play for most of the first half despite playing with 10 men after Dolumon Anikyongu got sent off following a second yellow card.

UNICAL Malabites however, came into the game in the second half and got a goal in the 62nd minute from substitute Ngaji Mojafu. Despite the equalizer, UAM Tillers created the most chances in the second half, but had to settle for a draw at the end of full time.

The game ended 5:4 on penalties in favour of UNICAL Malabites at the end of regulation time.

Speaking during an international press conference organized before the match, Director, PACE Sports and Entertainment Marketing, Sola Fijabi, said that he is impressed with the huge support that the league has garnered and sustained since its launch especially during the second season “It is heart-warming to deliver a bigger, bolder and even better second season as promised. We are especially happy that the league did not only create an engagement platform for brands and several stakeholders, but it also unified students across Nigeria in the delightful spirit of sportsmanship, our expansion of teams to 32 and our very impactful coaching clinic are some of the many strides that we achieved in the season.

We are extremely prepared for the 2020 edition and we are hopeful that like this second season, subsequent editions of the league will continue to have positive impact on sports and education in Nigeria” Fijabi concluded.

Speaking after the final match, President, Nigerian University Games Association (NUGA) Prof Stephen Hamafyelto expressed satisfaction about the organization and execution of the second edition “This edition has really proven that we are here for the long term. We have once again delivered on the promises we made regarding standards, discipline even fair-play, especially as it concerns delivering a bigger and better league season”

We are glad that the league has not only given a voice and a face to football talents across the country and in various institutions, but is also providing hope and a veritable platform of success for the numerous talents that are being discovered” He added.

32 teams participated in the 2019 HiFL season. UNILORIN Warriors emerged as winners of the Third Place Playoff after defeating OAU Giants in a thrilling encounter, which ended 4:3 on penalties.

The Higher Institutions Football League is organised by PACE Sports and Entertainment Marketing in partnership with the Nigerian Universities Games Association (NUGA). The league is sponsored by Stanbic IBTC, Indomie Nigeria and Premier Cool.

Proudly malabite
Forever a malabite

Proudly a malabaite.. Awww ❤️
Meanwhile, see beautiful Transformation and latest update on the life of Destined Kids, Rejoice Iwueze.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UUNTOir0oOg

My school

[quote author=EBUBS post=83497276]Great malabites![/quote

Reasonable Aktion!!!!

EBUBS:
Great malabites!

Akcsion!!!

Proud to be an ex-malabite.

We are malabites and we are from the republic of Malabor...

drlateef:
Akcsion!!!

Proud to be an ex-malabite.

always a malabite... once a malabite always a malabite

TonyeBarcanista:
…defeats UAM Tillers (5-4) on Penalties at the Finals in Lagos



The 2019 edition of the Higher Institutions Football League (HiFL), ended in grand style with University of Calabar, Malabites defeating defending champions UAM Tillers (5-4) on penalties in Lagos, Saturday, to emerge champions of the league’s second edition.

It was sweet revenge for the Malabites, after a re-enactment of the 2018 finals, which they lost to UAM Tillers.

UAM Tillers started the game on the front foot and showed flashes of why they deserve a place in the finals. In the 16th minute, the efforts of the lads from Makurdi, paid off, as captain, Assen Shater, with jersey no 10, closed out a brilliant pass with a superb finish.

The defending champions dominated play for most of the first half despite playing with 10 men after Dolumon Anikyongu got sent off following a second yellow card.

UNICAL Malabites however, came into the game in the second half and got a goal in the 62nd minute from substitute Ngaji Mojafu. Despite the equalizer, UAM Tillers created the most chances in the second half, but had to settle for a draw at the end of full time.

The game ended 5:4 on penalties in favour of UNICAL Malabites at the end of regulation time.

Speaking during an international press conference organized before the match, Director, PACE Sports and Entertainment Marketing, Sola Fijabi, said that he is impressed with the huge support that the league has garnered and sustained since its launch especially during the second season “It is heart-warming to deliver a bigger, bolder and even better second season as promised. We are especially happy that the league did not only create an engagement platform for brands and several stakeholders, but it also unified students across Nigeria in the delightful spirit of sportsmanship, our expansion of teams to 32 and our very impactful coaching clinic are some of the many strides that we achieved in the season.

We are extremely prepared for the 2020 edition and we are hopeful that like this second season, subsequent editions of the league will continue to have positive impact on sports and education in Nigeria” Fijabi concluded.

Speaking after the final match, President, Nigerian University Games Association (NUGA) Prof Stephen Hamafyelto expressed satisfaction about the organization and execution of the second edition “This edition has really proven that we are here for the long term. We have once again delivered on the promises we made regarding standards, discipline even fair-play, especially as it concerns delivering a bigger and better league season”

We are glad that the league has not only given a voice and a face to football talents across the country and in various institutions, but is also providing hope and a veritable platform of success for the numerous talents that are being discovered” He added.

32 teams participated in the 2019 HiFL season. UNILORIN Warriors emerged as winners of the Third Place Playoff after defeating OAU Giants in a thrilling encounter, which ended 4:3 on penalties.

The Higher Institutions Football League is organised by PACE Sports and Entertainment Marketing in partnership with the Nigerian Universities Games Association (NUGA). The league is sponsored by Stanbic IBTC, Indomie Nigeria and Premier Cool.

no one is talking bout how hifl robbed uniben again this year....I'm happy they boycotted the hifl game

Jalaw:
Great people of Malabor

ACTION!!!!

Congrats Malabites!!!

Great Malabites. Congrats!

KUDOS TO ALL THE MALABITES AND MALABRESSES IN THE HOUSE...ONCE A MALABITE IS ALWAYZ A MALABITE. CONGRATULATIONS GUYZ. MALABITE NO D CARRY LAST...

Greatest of the greatest Malabites and Malabresses!!!
Proud of you guys!!!

I can sight my younger brother there

Oga game of penalty na luck,nd more over Tillers played that game with one player redcarded frm first half till 90minutes,give those guys credit jor.#hala Tillers

helinues:
So we read..

Congrats to them.. Upon how the UAM supporters flocked the yesterday thread..

Truly, good music no be by loudness

Wow! The Greatest of the Greatest Malabites!!

Tillers i rep,UAM for real,next season will be hotter and better..great Makurdian student !!

Oh

oilPUSSY:
I can sight my younger brother there

Wetin be your brother name.

great malabites. Keep soaring higher. we love y'all

bravo...............great malabite and malabress with confirm brst