Politics not my calling – Bishop Oyedepo

Bishop David Oyedepo explains his stance on politics at Shiloh 2025, stating it’s not his calling and he wouldn’t enter it even if offered $1 billion.

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Prosperity Boys host champions in Yenagoa

Get the latest preview for the Bayelsa vs Remo Stars NPFL clash. The Prosperity Boys seek a home win against the defending champions to ease pressure.

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Prosperity Boys host champions in Yenagoa

Get the latest preview for the Bayelsa vs Remo Stars NPFL clash. The Prosperity Boys seek a home win against the defending champions to ease pressure.

Read More: https://punchng.com/prosperity-boys-host-champions-in-yenagoa/

Future Stars shine in Obasa Games finale

Future Stars Football Academy wins the Obasa Games finale after a dramatic 6-5 penalty shootout victory over Goal Getters. Read the full match report.

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NNL: Sa’ad targets NPFL promotion with ABS FC

ABS FC forward Jamiu Sa’ad has expressed his desire to help the club secure promotion to the Nigeria Premier Football League, NPFL.

DAILY POST recalls that ABS last played in the NPFL in 2010.

Sa’ad, who has scored three times in the Nigeria National League, NNL, said he is determined to increase his goal tally and help the club achieve its target.

“I’m grateful for the goals so far, but I want to score more,” Sa’ad told ABS FC Media.

“My focus is to stay consistent and keep delivering for the team every game. Our main target this season is to promote to the NPFL.

“That is the dream for everyone at the club, and I’m ready to give everything to help us achieve it.”

NNL: Sa’ad targets NPFL promotion with ABS FC

NFF warns referees of sanctions over poor officiating

The Nigeria Football Federation, NFF, has issued a stern warning to match officials across the domestic football scene.

NFF said tougher measures were imminent to curb the surge in controversial decisions across the country’s domestic leagues.

The warning was issued during the NFF Executive Committee meeting held in Abuja.

The federation expressed “deep disappointment” with the performance of referees in the Nigeria Premier Football League, NPFL, Nigeria National League, NNL, Nigeria Women Football League, NWFL, and Nationwide League One, NLO.

It stated that disciplinary actions, retraining programmes and stricter monitoring would be introduced to restore integrity and professionalism in Nigerian football.

“We are out to fight incompetence, collusion and any manipulation that undermines the credibility of our competitions,” NFF was quoted by Newstap.

“Stronger measures are on the way, and any official found compromising the game will face decisive consequences.”

NFF warns referees of sanctions over poor officiating