The Nigeria National League (NNL) Super 4 to determine champions of the country’s second-tier league will no longer be staged from November 22 in Gombe due to “unexpected state of affairs beyond control”.
The Super 4 playoffs were billed from Tuesday, November 22 through to Saturday, November 26 at the Pantami International Stadium in Gombe.
Secretary of the second-tier League body, Lawrence Katken, said the postponement followed unexpected state of affairs beyond its control.
However, Katken added that the Super 4 will still hold in Gombe on a yet to be fixed date which will not be too long away.
Champions in the Nigeria National League's abridged four divisions during the regular season which featured 32 teams, Katsina United in group A1, Gombe United A2 ,Remo Stars of Remo and B1 and Abubakar Saraki Football Club (ABS) of Ilorin will contest for honours in the Super 4 competition