Table of Contents
- Advocacy for Minimum Salary
- Broader Reforms in the League
- Long-term Goals of NPFL
- Impact of Improved Remuneration
The Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) has proposed a minimum monthly salary of ₦1 million for players.
The league's governing body indicated that this initiative is part of a larger reform effort aimed at professionalizing the league.
NPFL chairman, Hon. Gbenga Elegbeleye, made this announcement on Saturday in Abuja.
Elegbeleye expressed that his long-term vision is to elevate the NPFL into a more competitive, credible, and commercially viable league.
He emphasized that enhanced remuneration would greatly improve players’ welfare and quality of life, while also addressing the increasing trend of Nigerian footballers migrating to lower-tier foreign leagues in search of better financial opportunities.
“Higher salaries will not only boost player welfare but also enhance the credibility, competitiveness, and marketability of the NPFL,” Elegbeleye stated to NPFL media.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the proposed minimum salary for NPFL players?
The proposed minimum salary for NPFL players is ₦1 million per month.
What is the purpose of this salary advocacy?
The purpose of this advocacy is to professionalize the league and improve player welfare.
Who announced the minimum salary proposal?
The announcement was made by Hon. Gbenga Elegbeleye, the chairman of the NPFL.
Eze Chidiebere Paul
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