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Responding to a request from Kwara United, the Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) has approved the relocation of the club’s home matches from the MKO Abiola Sports Arena in Abeokuta to the Mobolaji Johnson Arena at Onikan in Lagos.
Kwara United are serving an indefinite stadium ban, which will see them play their home games for the rest of the season outside Ilorin. This followed unacceptable fans behaviour during their rescheduled Match Day 23 fixture against Rivers United.
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The club cited the need for sporting fairness, noting that another Ogun State based club, Remo Stars, are in the same struggle to avoid relegation. They said rival fans may trigger some crisis that could be blamed on Kwara United as the host club.
They have adopted the stadium at Onikan as their home ground. The choice has been approved by the NPFL through a letter signed by the Chief Operating Officer, Davidson Owumi.
The club start their life at the Mobolaji Johnson Arena with a Match Day 30 clash against second-placed Rangers International on Sunday, March 15th.