Bayelsa United Get Jersey Boost Ahead of 2026/27 NNL

Bayelsa United have received support from their former players as preparations continue for the 2026/27 Nigeria National League (NNL) season.

A group of ex-players presented a set of jerseys to the club, providing additional support as the team prepares for pre-season activities and friendly matches.

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Former Players Show Support

The jersey presentation was led by Dr Ebiki Timitimi, a former chairman of the club and representative of its ex-players.

Timitimi said the former players wanted to make a practical contribution to the team’s preparations for the new campaign.

He also called for constructive criticism of the club’s management, urging supporters and stakeholders to seek clarification before making public judgments about issues involving the team.

Bayelsa United Welcome Jersey Donation

The jerseys were received on behalf of chairman Dr Peter Singabele and the management board by Godson Ekadi.

Ekadi described the contribution as an important sign of support from people with a strong connection to the club.

According to him, the gesture can provide encouragement for the management, coaching staff and players as preparations for the NNL campaign gather pace.

The club is expected to use its pre-season programme to assess the squad and prepare for the challenges of the new season.

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Call For More Stakeholder Support

Following the donation, the club encouraged other stakeholders to offer their support ahead of the campaign.

Corporate organisations, businesses and international oil companies operating in Bayelsa State were urged to identify with the team and contribute to its development.

The management believes stronger involvement from local stakeholders can provide additional resources and encouragement as the club works to establish itself in the second tier of Nigerian football.

Focus Turns To The New NNL Season

After dropping out of the NPFL, the Bayelsa side will begin the 2026/27 season in the Nigeria National League.

The upcoming pre-season period will give the coaching staff an opportunity to prepare the squad, organise friendly matches and build momentum before competitive action begins.

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The support from the former players adds to those preparations and highlights the continued connection between the club and its former members.

With the new campaign approaching, attention will now turn to squad development, pre-season performances and the team’s objectives for the NNL season.