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NNL: Heartland players charged to remain focused ahead of new season

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Heartland players have been urged to remain focused and united ahead of the 2026-27 Nigeria National League (NNL) season.

The Owerri-based club’s team manager, Mmaduabuchi Osuorji, gave the charge.

The Naze Millionaires will commence their NNL campaign with a clash against Crown FC.

Osuorji described the clash as a must-win for Emmanuel Amuneke’s side.

“The Crown FC match is a must-win,” Osuorji told the club’s media.

“Every day counts as we prepare for the season. Let’s remain focused, united and fully committed.”

Heartland missed out on promotion to the Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) last season.

NNL: Heartland players charged to remain focused ahead of new season

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