GTI Projects N200bn Investment for Nigeria Premier League

Nelson, the Executive Director of GTI Asset Management Trust Ltd, stated during a webinar that the Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) could attract N200 billion in investments over the next five years. The event, held at GTI's Lagos headquarters, focused on investment opportunities within Nigeria's football ecosystem, particularly grassroots football.
Nelson highlighted the importance of reforming the NPFL's structure to significantly increase its commercial value and attract both local and international investors. He expressed confidence that the league could be valued at approximately $150 million with ongoing reforms.
The Nigerian Football Fund, a specialized investment vehicle, aims to channel private capital into football-related assets, providing avenues for long-term growth in the country's football industry. Nelson noted that while Nigeria has the talent and passion necessary for football development, a business-driven approach is essential.
He emphasized the need for government support, tax incentives, and a strong regulatory framework to boost investor confidence and protect investments.
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