Gbenga Elegbeleye, Chairman of the Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL), provides insights into the evolving landscape of the league, emphasizing key areas of improvement and outlining strategies for future growth.

In a recent statement, Elegbeleye highlighted the paramount importance of security and noted positive developments in fan attendance at various matches.

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“First is security, and I can tell you now the situation has changed,” Elegbeleye affirmed, signaling a positive shift in the security dynamics surrounding NPFL matches.

He encouraged observers to witness the change by attending matches at home stadiums, citing examples such as Kano Pillars, 3SC, and Gombe.

The notable increase in attendance, particularly at the last 3SC match in Ibadan and Gombe’s recent fixture, reflects progress in creating a secure and enjoyable environment for fans.

“Please go and watch Kano Pillars matches at home, watch 3SC matches, the last one in Ibadan was massive, and Gombe’s last match was very massive. We have had a lot of improvement in fans attendance”

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Gbenga Elegbeleye acknowledged the need for a more robust social media presence, recognizing its potential to attract sponsors and engage a wider audience. He revealed ongoing efforts to enhance the league’s digital footprint, stating,

“Thank God we are just engaging with our media consultancy. They will be more proactive from January regarding social media presence, which will probably attract more sponsors.”

The anticipated proactive approach aims to leverage the power of social media to elevate the NPFL’s visibility and appeal.

As the NPFL Chairman envisions a future with increased sponsorship and broader fan engagement, his emphasis on both improved security measures and a more dynamic social media strategy underscores a comprehensive approach to fortifying and expanding the league’s influence.