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Community Ownership Of Football Clubs In Nigeria by Empredboy(m): 7:05pm On Feb 19, 2015
Can Community ownership of football club
work in nigeria? My answer is YES! The
reason are much but lets use Enyimba as a
case study: The club (enyimba) has a 10000
registered members who are of different
category in club(gold,silve r and bronze
members). Gold members are to pay 500k
pre season and members in this category
are just 100, silver are to pay 100k per
season,members are like 1000 then last last
category bronze 8900 members are to pay
the sum of 10k per season as annul
subcription. That means the club will get
89m from bronze, 100m from silver,gold
50m and the total equal 239m frm
subscription alone. Benefits of been a
member can be in this format: gold are
entitle to contest to become an excutive
member , or member of the board for a
duration of 3yrs, they are to sit on the VIP
for the home games in the stadium for free,
they get one home jersey, access to use the
club domain on the internet e.g
writer@enyimbaf c.com, free access to the
club recretion ground with friends and
business partners and so on. Silver: are to
sit on the cover stand for a half fee of home
games. Eg. They pay #500 instead of 1k for
cover stand. They can vote for their
executive in gold category to be elected,
using domin name of the club, get stickers,
banners of the club etc, and get a jersey.
Silver: they can also vote, get employed in
any of the club subsideries (space wont
allow me explain how even if the members
in this group are up to 10m can be
employed cos the more members, the more
business the club will embark upon), can
use domain of the club, get latest jist of the
club on their phone etc. So please lets
surport community club cos it will reduce
unemployment and fans will filled the stadia.
N.B:Moderator plz front page for good of our football

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Re: Community Ownership Of Football Clubs In Nigeria by Nobody: 7:36pm On Feb 19, 2015
OK, waiting for others
Re: Community Ownership Of Football Clubs In Nigeria by Empredboy(m): 7:43pm On Feb 19, 2015
front page ooooo
Re: Community Ownership Of Football Clubs In Nigeria by Nobody: 10:35pm On Feb 19, 2015
This is a really nice idea
Re: Community Ownership Of Football Clubs In Nigeria by TaeKEa5: 2:09pm On Feb 24, 2015
best idea i think....
Re: Community Ownership Of Football Clubs In Nigeria by Empredboy(m): 1:25pm On Jun 06, 2015
thanks
Re: Community Ownership Of Football Clubs In Nigeria by Empredboy(m): 9:41am On Jun 07, 2015
mod plz front page. Since febuary oooo
Re: Community Ownership Of Football Clubs In Nigeria by Nobody: 9:45am On Jun 07, 2015
Nice suggestion. I also want Enyimba to build a new 35,000 - 40,000 capacity stadium in Aba (or it's outskirts). The present township stadium doesn't befit their status as an elite Nigeria/African team.
Re: Community Ownership Of Football Clubs In Nigeria by Empredboy(m): 9:57am On Jun 07, 2015
CFCfan:
Nice suggestion. I also want Enyimba to build a new 35,000 - 40,000 capacity stadium in Aba (or it's outskirts). The present township stadium doesn't befit their status as an elite Nigeria/African team.
soon it will be done.
Re: Community Ownership Of Football Clubs In Nigeria by rafindo(m): 10:38am On Jun 07, 2015
Preview Over a period spanning a long decade of formation of supportership in the world one needs to evaluate logical, critical and analytical the gain the effect it has on a particular goal or objective in this world. This form of social gathering forms a powerful tool that can be used to solve problems that created divide in the society and in particular community relationship in one another. This form can easily be classified as a tripod partnership that comprises of the public (government), private individuals or corporate organizations and finally the people who are mainly classified as the receiver and the backbone of any project in the world. : Football thrives in diversity and multi-cultural ethnicity. That diversity is actually what is supposed to work to our advantage. Plenty of flavour and colouration. For one it is suicidal to expect that tax payers money should be spent unaccounted for in football. This concept simply means the clubs being owned by the people instead of Government. Where by 10000 people pay 5k (five thousand ) membership fee The constitution of the club should spell it clearly that everyone would have equal share for 50yrs at least so that the annual renewal would run and build funds for the sustenance of the clubs over the years. Every business without accountability and financial integrity would never grow or gain value and respect. With this idea of fan ownership, is it possible to get grant/loan from bank to expand or will it be done as normal contribution. If a club has 10000 fans committed to the cause in five years they would increase income by 35% through merchandise and adverts. A topical example of community ownership is FC Barcelona and Real Madrid. These are clubs owned by communities not individual or group. We must agree that the present system of government patron is criminal, lacking in financial best practice and corporate integrity.

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Re: Community Ownership Of Football Clubs In Nigeria by Empredboy(m): 2:15pm On Jun 07, 2015
rafindo:

Preview
Over a period spanning a long decade of
formation of supportership in the world one
needs to evaluate logical, critical and analytical
the gain the effect it has on a particular goal or
objective in this world. This form of social
gathering forms a powerful tool that can be
used to solve problems that created divide in
the society and in particular community
relationship in one another. This form can easily
be classified as a tripod partnership that
comprises of the public (government), private
individuals or corporate organizations and
finally the people who are mainly classified as
the receiver and the backbone of any project in
the world. : Football thrives in diversity and
multi-cultural ethnicity. That diversity is
actually what is supposed to work to our
advantage. Plenty of flavour and colouration.
For one it is suicidal to expect that tax payers
money should be spent unaccounted for in
football.
This concept simply means the clubs being
owned by the people instead of Government.
Where by 10000 people pay 5k (five thousand )
membership fee The constitution of the club
should spell it clearly that everyone would have
equal share for 50yrs at least so that the
annual renewal would run and build funds for
the sustenance of the clubs over the years.
Every business without accountability and
financial integrity would never grow or gain
value and respect. With this idea of fan
ownership, is it possible to get grant/loan from
bank to expand or will it be done as normal
contribution. If a club has 10000 fans
committed to the cause in five years they
would increase income by 35% through
merchandise and adverts. A topical example of
community ownership is FC Barcelona and Real
Madrid. These are clubs owned by communities
not individual or group. We must agree that the
present system
of government patron is criminal, lacking in
financial best practice and corporate integrity.
you are on point. I wish it can be on fp so dat ppl will understand it.
Re: Community Ownership Of Football Clubs In Nigeria by Empredboy(m): 8:38am On Jun 12, 2015
Op i beg u since feb to take it to fp plzzzzzzz
Re: Community Ownership Of Football Clubs In Nigeria by akinnzo(m): 6:15am On Oct 28, 2016
Fan Base, A Huge Income Source Yet To Be Tapped By Nigerian Clubs


http://www.footyalert.com/2016/10/fan-base-huge-income-source-yet-to-be.html?m=1
Re: Community Ownership Of Football Clubs In Nigeria by rafindo(m): 6:55pm On Oct 28, 2016
akinnzo:
Fan Base, A Huge Income Source Yet To Be Tapped By Nigerian Clubs


http://www.footyalert.com/2016/10/fan-base-huge-income-source-yet-to-be.html?m=1
.my brother I can see the reason why Nigeria can't develop such a topic that should hit the front page is left to rot like that
Re: Community Ownership Of Football Clubs In Nigeria by rafindo(m): 6:57pm On Oct 28, 2016
Empredboy:
mod plz front page. Since febuary oooo
.pls can u add me on watsapp 08090610640.u says enyimba can not be used to test this model
Re: Community Ownership Of Football Clubs In Nigeria by akinnzo(m): 7:03am On Oct 29, 2016
Enyimba will make huge impact with this model 08083823189
Re: Community Ownership Of Football Clubs In Nigeria by rafindo(m): 12:22pm On Sep 19, 2017
Mod pls activate this trend to front page for awareness before a new season commence
Re: Community Ownership Of Football Clubs In Nigeria by OGHENAOGIE(m): 10:44pm On Sep 19, 2017
rafindo:
Mod pls activate this trend to front page for awareness before a new season commence
like sm sports journalist keep saying we are sitting on a gold mine....govt ownership of clubs need to give way for community to own it....like d model above if operated well it has tremendous multiplier effect....vis a vis increased investment massive employment...value to our players meaning wen players move clubs ll get gud value for money.....lets hope in d coming years things will improve cos Nigeria has d capacity to have one of d best competitive league in Africa...only if d organization is rite
Re: Community Ownership Of Football Clubs In Nigeria by rafindo(m): 12:37am On Sep 20, 2017
OGHENAOGIE:
like sm sports journalist keep saying we are sitting on a gold mine....govt ownership of clubs need to give way for community to own it....like d model above if operated well it has tremendous multiplier effect....vis a vis increased investment massive employment...value to our players meaning wen players move clubs ll get gud value for money.....lets hope in d coming years things will improve cos Nigeria has d capacity to have one of d best competitive league in Africa...only if d organization is rite
.That why we will need intellectual like us to show the way forward. A club in Japan was formed from online user all we need to do is gather ourself and form a club.

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Re: Community Ownership Of Football Clubs In Nigeria by rafindo(m): 12:50pm On Sep 20, 2017
The former LMC boss has called on communities where NPFL clubs are based to work towards taking over from the government for effectiveness.

The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the League Management Company (LMC), Nduka Irabor has challenged communities where NPFL clubs are based to see the teams in their enclave as theirs and strive to provide for their needs so that the state government could gradually hands off ownership of the teams.

Besides MFM, ABS, FC Ifeanyiubah and Remo Stars all other NPFL clubs are owned by state government and this is contrary to the FIFA statutes which frown at government involvement in football.


Irabor who was the immediate past Chairman of the LMC told the media that community ownership of football clubs would make the bond between the teams and the communities in which they reside stronger because the people in the area will see them as their own and work towards their progress.

“I want to state that communities’ ownership of football clubs will help the league in Nigeria to thrive. The community will see the clubs as their own and they will do everything to keep the clubs intact,” Irabor told the media.

“There are so many problems bedeviling teams that are owned by the State government and besides the fact that they have issues with funds and others the World football governing body does not support the arrangement too.

“We must make our league to work and the best bet is communities’ ownership of the teams because it will enable the government to hands off ownership of teams.”
Re: Community Ownership Of Football Clubs In Nigeria by OGHENAOGIE(m): 4:35pm On Sep 23, 2017
rafindo:
.That why we will need intellectual like us to show the way forward. A club in Japan was formed from online user all we need to do is gather ourself and form a club.
we can set a new course and ensure Nigeria football is better for it....
Re: Community Ownership Of Football Clubs In Nigeria by rafindo(m): 7:00pm On Sep 23, 2017
OGHENAOGIE:
we can set a new course and ensure Nigeria football is better for it....
.
While not we can start using a WhatsApp group to campaign it.open threads on nairaland.
08090610640
Re: Community Ownership Of Football Clubs In Nigeria by OGHENAOGIE(m): 11:30pm On Sep 23, 2017
rafindo:
.
While not we can start using a WhatsApp group to campaign it.open threads on nairaland.
08090610640
yes big things Start small...08094479375
Re: Community Ownership Of Football Clubs In Nigeria by tck2000(m): 9:50am On Aug 26, 2019
Great plan
Re: Community Ownership Of Football Clubs In Nigeria by GenPutin: 6:02pm On Mar 27, 2022
Mynd44 front-page.
Re: Community Ownership Of Football Clubs In Nigeria by businessguide: 7:47pm On Jul 22
www.businessguide.com.ng to view community owned football clubs in Nigeria.
Re: Community Ownership Of Football Clubs In Nigeria by businessguide: 9:26am On Jul 29

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