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NNL set for 17th AGM in Owerri

Punch Nigeria 3 days 1 mins read

Nigeria National League (NNL) stakeholders will converge in Owerri for their 17th AGM to discuss the 2026/27 season, club licensing, and more. Read More: https://punchng.com/nnl-set-for-17th-agm-in-owerri/

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