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Nigeria Premier Football League table on the official league website (NPFL)

Club from Umuahia owned by the Abia State government, previously known as Ejoor Babes and Orji Uzor Kalu FC.

Private club from Dambatta in Kano State, owned by Nigerian Deputy Senate President Barau I. Jibrin, promoted to the NPFL in 2025; the link leads to the official Facebook page.

Club from Benin City founded in 1972, playing its home matches at Samuel Ogbemudia Stadium; the link leads to the official Facebook page (the original domain bendelinsurancefc.com has been hijacked and now redirects to an Indonesian gambling site).

Club from Gombe nicknamed the "Savannah Tigers"; the link leads to the official Facebook page.

Club from Enugu, nine-time Nigerian champions and the only Nigerian club to have won the African Cup Winners' Cup (1977).

Nigeria's most successful club, from Aba, two-time CAF Champions League winners (2003, 2004).

Club from the town of Ikorodu near Lagos, promoted to the top flight in 2024.

Club from Lagos, newcomers to the NPFL in the 2026/27 season; the link leads to the official Facebook page.

Club from Kano nicknamed "Sai Masu Gida", one of Nigeria's most storied football clubs; the link leads to the official Facebook page.

Club from the northern city of Katsina; the link leads to the official Facebook page (own website not working).

Private club from Owerri founded in 2020, promoted to the NPFL in 2025; the link leads to the official Facebook page.

Club from Ilorin, capital of Kwara State, founded in 1997; the link leads to the official Facebook page (own website is only an uncertain template network site).

Nasarawa State club from Lafia, formed in 2003 after the state government took over Black Stars FC of Gombe; the link leads to the official Facebook page (the club has no own website).

Club from Minna in Niger State, nicknamed the "Ikon Allah Boys", founded in 1977.

Club from Jos nicknamed the "Peace Boys", Nigerian champions in 2017.

Club from Kaduna, founded in 1964 as Kaduna Bees; the link leads to the official Instagram account.

Club from Port Harcourt, two-time Nigerian champions (2021, 2022) and a regular in African continental competitions; the link leads to the official Facebook page (own website not working).

Club from Ibadan, former African champions (1976 African Cup Winners' Cup); the link leads to the official Facebook page.

Club from Lagos, back in the NPFL for the 2026/27 season; the link leads to the official website.

Club from Warri, promoted to the top flight in 2025 as second-tier champions; the link leads to the official Facebook page.