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Due to what the team called a “unfair sanction” issued by the league’s administrators, Kun Khalifa FC has announced their departure from the 2025–2026 Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL).
Kun Khalifa will no longer take part in a league “that disregards the challenges faced by its member clubs and prioritises punishment over fairness and justice,” according to a statement issued on Wednesday by the club’s CEO, Michael Amaefula.
The Imo-based team’s failure to travel to Maiduguri for their Matchday 24 match against El Kanemi Warriors on February 2, 2026, prompted the NPFL to initiate disciplinary action. The league fined Kun Khalifa ₦10 million and docked him three points and three goals after finding that his excuses for missing the game were “unacceptable.”
However, Kun Khalifa FC maintained that it had officially informed the NPFL of its logistical issues, “including the breakdown of our team’s vehicles,” and said that the league had disregarded those correspondences. Additionally, the club claimed that the match was “unilaterally” rescheduled without sufficient notice.
The statement said, “The decision to forfeit three points and three goals, along with a fine of N10 million, is not only disproportionate but a clear indication of the NPFL’s bias against our club.”
“We think the penalties are a mockery of justice and show a lack of desire to interact with clubs in a fair and open manner.”
“To guarantee that clubs are handled equally and with respect, we implore the NPFL to examine its rules and procedures. We also urge other teams to demand more accountability and improvements from the league administration.
In the 2025–2026 NPFL season, Kun Khalifa FC, Remo Stars, Ikorodu City, and Barau FC are the four privately owned teams. After rising quickly through the lower levels in just five years, they are making their maiden appearance in Nigeria’s top flight this season.
The club acknowledged that it could find it difficult to complete away games without help and made a public plea for financial support in August 2025 to cover the costs of playing in the NPFL.
When Ocean Boys missed four straight games and were dismissed in 2012, it was the last time a club failed to finish an NPFL season.
