- Nigeria Amateur League Division Two
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Nigeria Amateur League Division Two is the fourth level of club football in Nigeria, and the middle of the three Amateur league divisions. It is divided into eight groups by geography with five teams each. Every year, up to eight teams (the section champions) are promoted to the Amateur Division One.
2009/2010
The season began March 13. There are 16 games every weekend, with one team in each group getting a bye. Teams in bold promoted to Division 1 for 2010-11
Group A - Gateway Feeder FC of Abeokuta, Police Machine FC of Akure, Injectors FC of Ilorin, Afijio FC of Ilora, Otunbushin FC of Ijebu-Ode.
Group B - West-Side FC of Ile-Ife, Dynamos FC of Ilesa, C.O.D. (City of David) FC of Lagos, Akwa City FC of Lagos, Fenix Athletic FC of Uromi.
Group C - Akpabio FC of Calabar, Ankpa FC of Ankpa in Kogi, Ottar FC of Enugu, Polavis FC of Warri and Abia Comets FC of Umuahia.
Group D - Go Round FC of Omoku, St. Paul's FC of Benin, Oghara FC of Oghara, Omaka United FC of Aba, Imo United FC of Owerri.
Group E - Tahir Babes FC Kano, Kano United, Gadawur FC of Dutse, Wunti FC of Bauchi , Bakoji FC of Kaduna.
Group F - Zabgai FC of Bauchi, Boro FC of Kachia, Scouters FC of Kano, Black Stars FC of Minna , Doma FC of Doma in Gombe State.
Group G - Nasarawa FC of Birnin Kebbi, Arewa Pillars FC of Sokoto, Fadama FC of Birnin-Kebbi, Emirate FC of Kano, Admiral FC of Kano.
Group H - Vet. Rovers FC of Vom, Gurara United FC of Kafanchan, Bida Lions FC of Bida, AMAC FC of Abuja, IMAD FC of Kaduna
External links
- Amateur League Season Begins On Saturday (allafrica.com)
- Polavis Hires Jebba As Technical Adviser
- City of David FC website with fixtures
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