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Jubilation in Enugu as Rangers clinch 9th NPFL title

Kunle Mudasiru by Kunle Mudasiru
May 25, 2026
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Football fans in Enugu State, on Sunday, celebrated the victory of Rangers International FC in the 2025/2026 Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) season.

Jubilant supporters trooped into streets shortly after the final whistle, chanting “Up Rangers, Up Rangers”.

Bars and relaxation spots across the state were filled with fans celebrating the club’s success.

A football fan, Sylvanus Okeke, described the victory as well-deserved.

“Rangers is our darling team. We are very happy that the trophy is returning to Enugu. It is a thing of joy,” he said.

Another supporter, Ngozi Ugwu, expressed delight over the club’s achievement.

“I am so happy for Rangers International FC of Enugu, our darling team.

“We are waiting for their victorious return to the Coal City,” she said.

Also speaking, Ibe Nwosu said he was confident Rangers would secure the title because of the club’s fighting spirit.

“Rangers emerged after the civil war, so the spirit of resilience is in the team.

“Any player that wears the white-and-red jersey understands its value.

“It is a worthwhile achievement,” he said.

Nwosu also commended Governor Peter Mbah for motivating the players, officials and supporters throughout the season.

Rangers defeated Ikorodu United FC 2-1 in Lagos to clinch their ninth NPFL title with 68 points.

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