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A Savannah Conference club, one of the newcomers in the 2025/26 Nigerian league season.

Abuja — a club and academy developing African basketball talent.

An Atlantic Conference club whose name reflects sport as a tool for peace.

Bauchi — a professional club from northern Nigeria.

Enugu — a 2025/26 season newcomer, named after the city's "Coal City" nickname.

Lagos — a three-time Nigerian champion (2003, 2005, 2007).

Benin City — Edo State's team, which returned to the top flight after 23 years.

Gboko — runners-up of the 2023 league season.

Gombe — a club from northeastern Nigeria, league champion in 2018.

Lagos — runners-up of the 2024 league season.

Kano — Nigeria's record champion with seven titles.

Ilorin — 2022 Nigerian champion and Basketball Africa League (BAL) participant.

A club rooted in the city of Makurdi, surprise 2025 Nigerian champion and 2026 BAL participant.

Minna — a club from Niger State.

Abuja — the basketball team of a private university, nicknamed the Nile Spartans.

Jos — 2006 Nigerian champion.

Lagos — an academy founded in 2001, originally under the name Spiders.

Port Harcourt — the most successful club of the last decade with six titles.