The Nigeria National League (NNL) will resume next Wednesday following the decision of the Nigeria Referees Association (NRA) to render their services once again for the good of the game.
The NRA had earlier withdrawn their services a situation which led to the suspension of the NNL games for two weeks by the management and board of the league body in the face of the unforeseen circumstances.
But the NRA has in a letter dated September 10, 2014 sent to the NNL has also informed it of the NRA decision to render their services again hence the resumption of the league actions next week Wednesday, September 17,2014.
However, the NNL has rescheduled some of the matches affected by the suspension of the league even as the league Secretary; Lawrence Katkem has dispatched circulars to the participating clubs and their State Football Associations (SFA) to ensure full compliance of the new development.
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