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Nationwide League One (NLO) Begins Club Registration Ahead Of The New Season

Adejuyigbe FrancisBy Adejuyigbe FrancisJanuary 31, 2024Updated:January 31, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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Nationwide League One (NLO) which is the third tier of Nigerian Football League has given directives to participating clubs for proper registration and documentations ahead of the league’s new season (Govima Sport Reports)

The Board of the Nationwide League One has directed the Secretariat to commence registration for 2024 season with amendments to registration charges as directed by the NLO Congress due to current inflation.

Sequel to above, the NLO Secretariat hereby wish to inform all the Clubs in the League that preparation for 2024 league has commenced, below are the registration procedures/guidelines;

Players must be registered on the database (www.nigerianationwideleague.com)

According to NLO official statement, clubs must have registered on FIFA CONNECT, before registration with NLO, as collection of Players Hard Copy License shall be available from 15th January 2024.





NO club will be REGISTERED without payment of registration fees & all YOUTH LEAGUE clubs must present players NIN & Primary School certificate.

This is part of the requirements requested for various youth clubs.

Club registration closes on Friday 1st March 2024 as the 2024 season will kick-off from 13th April 2024.

Division 1 Payment covers, pre-competition medical assessment, comprehensive insurance cover for players & officials.

Youth League Payment covers, pre-competition medical assessment, comprehensive insurance cover for players & officials.

Clubs are advised to make season registration fee payment directly to the NLO official account, as this will enable the Secretariat to confirm the clubs’ affiliation and registration.

Clubs are charged a sum of #300,000 for registration and accreditations, so as to become fully registered eligible to participate in the league season alongside other sporting requirements.

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