Kano Pillars 1 Enyimba 0
Bayelsa Utd 1 Taraba 0
Kwara Utd 1 Heartland 3
Lobi Stars 2 Sharks 2
Akwa Utd 1 Gabros 0
Rangers 0 Giwa FC 1
Abia Warriors 1 Wikki Tourists 2
Nasarawa Utd 0 Shooting Stars 0
Sunshine Stars 2 Dolphins 1
Sunday, 19 April 2015
Thursday, 16 April 2015
Globacom Premier League Week 4 fixtures
April 18 and 19, 2015
Bayelsa United vs FC Taraba
Lobi Stars vs Sharks
Akwa United vs Gabros International
Rangers vs Giwa FC
Sunshine Stars vs vs Dolphins
Warri Wolves vs El-Kanemi Warriors (pp)
Abia Warriors vs Wikki Tourists
Kwara United vs Heartland FC
Nasarawa Utd vs Shooting Stars
Kano Pillars vs Enyimba
Bayelsa United vs FC Taraba
Lobi Stars vs Sharks
Akwa United vs Gabros International
Rangers vs Giwa FC
Sunshine Stars vs vs Dolphins
Warri Wolves vs El-Kanemi Warriors (pp)
Abia Warriors vs Wikki Tourists
Kwara United vs Heartland FC
Nasarawa Utd vs Shooting Stars
Kano Pillars vs Enyimba
Sunday, 5 April 2015
Results: 2015 State Federation Cup finals
Ogun State: Gateway Utd 1-1 Remo stars (Remo won 4-3 pen.)
Plateau State: Plateau Utd 1-1 Giwa (Plateau Utd 3-2 pen.)
Osun State: Prime FC 3-0 Ajiroba Ooni
Ondo State: Sunshine Stars 4-3 Peace Maker
Cross River State: Akamkpa Utd 2-1 Black Cats
Oyo State: Shooting Stars 2-1 Crown FC
Kwara State: Kwara Utd 2-2 Kwara Football Academy (4-3 on pen)
Ekiti State: Vision Boys 1-0 Maracana FC
Kaduna State: Kaduna Utd 1-0 ABU
Kogi State: Idah Utd 1-0 FED
Enugu State: Rangers 3-2 Inter FC
Nasarawa State: Nasarawa Utd 0-0 Nasarawa Feeder (4-5 pen.)
Bayelsa State: Nembe City 0 Bayelsa Utd 0 (8-7 pen.)
Imo State: Heartland FC 2-0 Papilo FC
Delta State: J Atete FC 2-0 Godstime FC
Edo State: BJ Foundation 2-1 Kukuruku Dragons
Kano State: Kano Pillars 1-0 Kurmi Market FC
Gombe State: Gombe United 5-1 Doma FC
Plateau State: Plateau Utd 1-1 Giwa (Plateau Utd 3-2 pen.)
Osun State: Prime FC 3-0 Ajiroba Ooni
Ondo State: Sunshine Stars 4-3 Peace Maker
Cross River State: Akamkpa Utd 2-1 Black Cats
Oyo State: Shooting Stars 2-1 Crown FC
Kwara State: Kwara Utd 2-2 Kwara Football Academy (4-3 on pen)
Ekiti State: Vision Boys 1-0 Maracana FC
Kaduna State: Kaduna Utd 1-0 ABU
Kogi State: Idah Utd 1-0 FED
Enugu State: Rangers 3-2 Inter FC
Nasarawa State: Nasarawa Utd 0-0 Nasarawa Feeder (4-5 pen.)
Bayelsa State: Nembe City 0 Bayelsa Utd 0 (8-7 pen.)
Imo State: Heartland FC 2-0 Papilo FC
Delta State: J Atete FC 2-0 Godstime FC
Edo State: BJ Foundation 2-1 Kukuruku Dragons
Kano State: Kano Pillars 1-0 Kurmi Market FC
Gombe State: Gombe United 5-1 Doma FC
Sunday, 22 March 2015
Results: Globacom Premier League Week 3
FC Taraba 0 Lobi Stars 0
Heartland 5 Nasarawa Utd 2
Enyimba 1 Bayelsa Utd 0
Gabros 1 Rangers 0
El-Kanemi 3 Abia Warriors 1
Giwa FC 1 Sunshine Stars 0
Wikki Tourists 1 Kwara Utd 1
Sharks 1 Akwa Utd 0
Heartland 5 Nasarawa Utd 2
Enyimba 1 Bayelsa Utd 0
Gabros 1 Rangers 0
El-Kanemi 3 Abia Warriors 1
Giwa FC 1 Sunshine Stars 0
Wikki Tourists 1 Kwara Utd 1
Sharks 1 Akwa Utd 0
Sunday, 15 March 2015
Globacom Premier League Week 2 results
Shooting Stars 1 Heartland 2
Kwara Utd 2 El-Kanemi 1
Nasarawa Utd 2 Wikki 0
Akwa United 0 FC Taraba 1
Sunshine 2 Gabros 1
Rangers 2 Sharks 1
Kano Pillars 2 Bayelsa Utd 0
Kwara Utd 2 El-Kanemi 1
Nasarawa Utd 2 Wikki 0
Akwa United 0 FC Taraba 1
Sunshine 2 Gabros 1
Rangers 2 Sharks 1
Kano Pillars 2 Bayelsa Utd 0
Friday, 13 March 2015
Globacom Premier League update
Globacom Premier League Week one results
March 7 and 8
Dolphins 0 Kwara United 0
Kano Pillars p Heartland p -
Sharks 0 Sunshine Stars 0
Bayelsa Utd 1 Lobi Stars 1
El-Kanemi 1 Nasarawa Utd 0
Enyimba FC 0 Akwa Utd 0
Gabros FC 2 Warri Wolves 0
Giwa FC 0 Abia Warriors 0
Taraba FC 3 Rangers 2
Wikki Tourists 2 Shooting Stars 0
Globacom Premier League Week 2 fixtures
Saturday, March 14, 2015
Shooting Stars vs Heartland --4pm
Kano Pillars vs Bayelsa United--4pm
Sunday, March 15, 2015
Kwara United vs Elkanemi Warriors--4pm
Nasarawa United vs Wikki Tourists--4pm
Akwa United vs FC Taraba--4pm
Enugu Rangers vs Sharks FC--4pm
Sunshine Stars vs Gabros Int'l--4pm
Wednesday, March 18, 2015.
Warri Wolves vs Giwa FC--4pm
Lobi Stars vs Enyimba --4pm
Thursday, March 19, 2015
Abia Warriors vs Dolphins FC--4pm
March 7 and 8
Dolphins 0 Kwara United 0
Kano Pillars p Heartland p -
Sharks 0 Sunshine Stars 0
Bayelsa Utd 1 Lobi Stars 1
El-Kanemi 1 Nasarawa Utd 0
Enyimba FC 0 Akwa Utd 0
Gabros FC 2 Warri Wolves 0
Giwa FC 0 Abia Warriors 0
Taraba FC 3 Rangers 2
Wikki Tourists 2 Shooting Stars 0
Globacom Premier League Week 2 fixtures
Saturday, March 14, 2015
Shooting Stars vs Heartland --4pm
Kano Pillars vs Bayelsa United--4pm
Sunday, March 15, 2015
Kwara United vs Elkanemi Warriors--4pm
Nasarawa United vs Wikki Tourists--4pm
Akwa United vs FC Taraba--4pm
Enugu Rangers vs Sharks FC--4pm
Sunshine Stars vs Gabros Int'l--4pm
Wednesday, March 18, 2015.
Warri Wolves vs Giwa FC--4pm
Lobi Stars vs Enyimba --4pm
Thursday, March 19, 2015
Abia Warriors vs Dolphins FC--4pm
Friday, 6 March 2015
Nigeria Premier League 2015 season kicks off
THE 2014/15 Globacom Premier League season kicks off on Saturday, March 7 with a double header in the Garden City where Sharks will take on Sunshine Stars at 2pm, while Dolphins will entertain returnee Kwara United at 4pm also at the Adokiye Amiesimaka Stadium, Port Harcourt.
The other week one matches except that of the one involving Heartland and Kano Pillars will hold
on Sunday.
As a result of the armed robbery attack on Pillars on their way to Owerri, for the much advertised season's curtain raiser at the Dan Anyiam Stadium, the League Management Company (LMC), had to suspend the games involving the reigning league champions as five of their players sustained injuries during the unfortunate attack which occurred along Abaji-Lokoja highway.
Meanwhile, the association of the Nigeria Premier League Club Chairmen and Managers (club Owners) in a statement issued on Thursday in Abuja and jointly signed by the Acting Chairman, Barrister Isaac Danladi and the acting Secretary, Alloy Chukwuemeka sympathised with the management, coaches and players of Kano Pillars over the sad incident.
The association specifically thanked God that no life was lost and prayed for the quick recovery of the injured players who sustained various degrees of injuries from the gun shots of the hoodlums.
Club owners urged the LMC to urgently activate the insurance policy that covers the players in the league in order to ensure that the affected players get the maximum benefits.
It stated further that the next meeting of the club owners would discuss the general travel arrangements of clubs and seek ways of encouraging clubs partnership with airline operators for long distant trips, as part of the club owners peer review mechanism amongst clubs in the league.
The body called on security agencies to rise up to the challenges posed by armed bandits along our major highways and ensure that those attackers of the Kano Pillars bus are apprehended as quickly as possible
The association has also planned to dispatch a special delegation to Lokoja to visit the injured players who are on admission at the Federal Medical Centre, Lokoja.
Caption: Gambo Mohammed, one of the injured Kano Pillars players during the robbery attack.
Week one fixtures: March 7 and 8, 2015
Heartland vs. Kano Pillars (pp)
Wikki Tourist vs. Shooting Stars
Giwa FC vs. Abia Warriors
Sharks FC vs. Sunshine Stars
Dolphins FC vs. Kwara United
El Kanemi vs. Nasarawa United FC
Bayelsa Utd vs. Lobi Stars
Gabros Intl vs. Warri Wolves
FC Taraba vs. Rangers FC
Enyimba vs. Akwa United FC
The other week one matches except that of the one involving Heartland and Kano Pillars will hold
on Sunday.
As a result of the armed robbery attack on Pillars on their way to Owerri, for the much advertised season's curtain raiser at the Dan Anyiam Stadium, the League Management Company (LMC), had to suspend the games involving the reigning league champions as five of their players sustained injuries during the unfortunate attack which occurred along Abaji-Lokoja highway.
Meanwhile, the association of the Nigeria Premier League Club Chairmen and Managers (club Owners) in a statement issued on Thursday in Abuja and jointly signed by the Acting Chairman, Barrister Isaac Danladi and the acting Secretary, Alloy Chukwuemeka sympathised with the management, coaches and players of Kano Pillars over the sad incident.
The association specifically thanked God that no life was lost and prayed for the quick recovery of the injured players who sustained various degrees of injuries from the gun shots of the hoodlums.
Club owners urged the LMC to urgently activate the insurance policy that covers the players in the league in order to ensure that the affected players get the maximum benefits.
It stated further that the next meeting of the club owners would discuss the general travel arrangements of clubs and seek ways of encouraging clubs partnership with airline operators for long distant trips, as part of the club owners peer review mechanism amongst clubs in the league.
The body called on security agencies to rise up to the challenges posed by armed bandits along our major highways and ensure that those attackers of the Kano Pillars bus are apprehended as quickly as possible
The association has also planned to dispatch a special delegation to Lokoja to visit the injured players who are on admission at the Federal Medical Centre, Lokoja.
Caption: Gambo Mohammed, one of the injured Kano Pillars players during the robbery attack.
Week one fixtures: March 7 and 8, 2015
Heartland vs. Kano Pillars (pp)
Wikki Tourist vs. Shooting Stars
Giwa FC vs. Abia Warriors
Sharks FC vs. Sunshine Stars
Dolphins FC vs. Kwara United
El Kanemi vs. Nasarawa United FC
Bayelsa Utd vs. Lobi Stars
Gabros Intl vs. Warri Wolves
FC Taraba vs. Rangers FC
Enyimba vs. Akwa United FC
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