Nigerian Secondary School Flag Football League Launches Season 5 with ₦3.7 Million Prize Pool
The fifth season of the Nigerian Secondary School Flag Football League has commenced, featuring a preliminary competition leading up to the prestigious Aketi Bowl IV national championship. This season promises not only substantial cash prizes but also scholarships and development opportunities for aspiring young athletes.
The Abuja Times

The Nigerian Secondary School Flag Football League has officially kicked off its fifth season, showcasing a commitment to nurturing young talent in the sport. With a total prize pool of ₦3.7 million, this season aims to attract participation from numerous secondary schools across the nation, providing a platform for students to engage in competitive sports.
As part of the league's structure, preliminary competitions will take place in various regions, culminating in the highly anticipated Aketi Bowl IV national championship. This championship not only serves as a competitive highlight but also as a celebration of sportsmanship and teamwork among young athletes.
The league is designed to offer more than just cash rewards; it also provides scholarships and developmental opportunities to participants. This initiative underscores the importance of sports in education and personal growth, as it encourages students to excel both on the field and in their academic pursuits.
“We are excited to see the enthusiasm and talent that the students will bring to this season. Our goal is to create an environment where young athletes can thrive and develop crucial life skills through sports,” said a league representative.
With the growing popularity of flag football in Nigeria, this league continues to play a pivotal role in fostering a sports culture that emphasizes inclusivity and youth engagement. The excitement surrounding this season marks a significant step forward for the sport and its future in the country.
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