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From 7:30 am, on Eagle7 Sports Radio, 103.7 FM, Abeokuta. ... See MoreSee Less
From 7:30 am, on Eagle7 Sports Radio, 103.7 FM, Abeokuta. ... See MoreSee Less
The ‘best’ of two different worlds in football!
The football seasons are rounding off everywhere.
In England, in the league after which Nigeria’s is modeled, the last matches will take place this Saturday. In Nigeria, the professional league grinds to an end on Sunday.
The winner in England earns about £175m at the end of the season. The last of the 20 teams in the league takes home about £110m.
In Nigeria, the winning team takes home the equivalent of £100,000. The last team and all the other teams in the 20-team format go home with NOTHING!
On ‘90 minutes with Mathematical’ this Saturday morning, to discuss this and other issues related to the story of the Nigerian professional league, the business of football in Nigeria, and the way forward, are two ‘giants’ in the industry: Adetilewa Adebajo, economist and proprietor of Stationery Stores FC, and barrister and foremost African sports journalist, Osasu Obayiuwana.
Join us this Saturday, May 23, 2026, from 7:30 am on Eagle7 Sports Radio 103.7FM.
Tune in on terrestrial radio or just click from any other part of the world on eagle7fm.com/ at any time and be connected.
Dr. Olusegun Odegbami MON, OLY, AFNIIA, FNIS, GS Ambassador. ... See MoreSee Less
The football seasons are rounding off everywhere.
In England, in the league after which Nigeria’s is modeled, the last matches will take place this Saturday. In Nigeria, the professional league grinds to an end on Sunday.
The winner in England earns about £175m at the end of the season. The last of the 20 teams in the league takes home about £110m.
In Nigeria, the winning team takes home the equivalent of £100,000. The last team and all the other teams in the 20-team format go home with NOTHING!
On ‘90 minutes with Mathematical’ this Saturday morning, to discuss this and other issues related to the story of the Nigerian professional league, the business of football in Nigeria, and the way forward, are two ‘giants’ in the industry: Adetilewa Adebajo, economist and proprietor of Stationery Stores FC, and barrister and foremost African sports journalist, Osasu Obayiuwana.
Join us this Saturday, May 23, 2026, from 7:30 am on Eagle7 Sports Radio 103.7FM.
Tune in on terrestrial radio or just click from any other part of the world on eagle7fm.com/ at any time and be connected.
Dr. Olusegun Odegbami MON, OLY, AFNIIA, FNIS, GS Ambassador. ... See MoreSee Less

