NNL Super Eight Set for Asaba Showdown at Stephen Keshi Stadium
The Nigeria National League (NNL) has confirmed that its pivotal Super 8 promotion playoffs will take place from 5–12 July 2025 at the Stephen Keshi Stadium in Asaba, Delta State. The eight qualifying teams will battle for four coveted spots in the Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) next season.
The eight clubs include Warri Wolves, Osun United, Crown FC, Kun Khalifa FC (Owerri), Wikki Tourists, Yobe Desert Stars, Doma FC, and Barau FC a mix of seasoned contenders and ambitious debutants.
Governor Sheriff Oborevwori of Delta State has granted official approval for hosting the tournament, with NNL chairman George Aluo assuring fans that the event will be professionally organised and packed with thrilling matches.
Editorial
We believe this year's Super 8 in Asaba represents more than a playoff it is a celebration of football’s ability to inspire and uplift communities. The Governor’s support shows not only political commitment, but recognition of grassroots sport as a catalyst for unity and pride.
The event brings together clubs with diverse stories. Warri Wolves and Wikki Tourists are hungry to reclaim top-flight status Kun Khalifa FC and Crown FC dream of NPFL debuts. It’s this blend of experience and aspiration that promises an electrifying tournament atmosphere.
Our expectation is clear: this competition must match the ambition behind it. Facilities, logistics and fan engagement should reflect the professional standards the teams have earned on the pitch. If organisers deliver on these fronts, the Super 8 will not just decide promotion it will set a new standard for second-tier football in Nigeria.
We stand with the eight clubs and urge all supporters to rally behind a seamless tournament. This is where tomorrow’s heroes will be forged and Asaba has the chance to become a proud symbol of that journey.
The Nigeria National League (NNL) has confirmed that its pivotal Super 8 promotion playoffs will take place from 5–12 July 2025 at the Stephen Keshi Stadium in Asaba, Delta State. The eight qualifying teams will battle for four coveted spots in the Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) next season.
The eight clubs include Warri Wolves, Osun United, Crown FC, Kun Khalifa FC (Owerri), Wikki Tourists, Yobe Desert Stars, Doma FC, and Barau FC a mix of seasoned contenders and ambitious debutants.
Governor Sheriff Oborevwori of Delta State has granted official approval for hosting the tournament, with NNL chairman George Aluo assuring fans that the event will be professionally organised and packed with thrilling matches.
Editorial
We believe this year's Super 8 in Asaba represents more than a playoff it is a celebration of football’s ability to inspire and uplift communities. The Governor’s support shows not only political commitment, but recognition of grassroots sport as a catalyst for unity and pride.
The event brings together clubs with diverse stories. Warri Wolves and Wikki Tourists are hungry to reclaim top-flight status Kun Khalifa FC and Crown FC dream of NPFL debuts. It’s this blend of experience and aspiration that promises an electrifying tournament atmosphere.
Our expectation is clear: this competition must match the ambition behind it. Facilities, logistics and fan engagement should reflect the professional standards the teams have earned on the pitch. If organisers deliver on these fronts, the Super 8 will not just decide promotion it will set a new standard for second-tier football in Nigeria.
We stand with the eight clubs and urge all supporters to rally behind a seamless tournament. This is where tomorrow’s heroes will be forged and Asaba has the chance to become a proud symbol of that journey.