Lagos is about to witness one of the most electrifying football events of the year as the 2025 President Federation Cup Grand Finale takes place on Saturday, June 28, at the historic Mobolaji Johnson Arena, Onikan. This much-anticipated day promises not one but two high-stakes encounters that celebrate the passion, pride, and unity of Nigerian football.
Proudly supported by GTI Asset Management and Trust Limited, the 2025 edition of the President Federation Cup is more than a tournament finale; it is a celebration of state pride and the unifying power of football.
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The Finals: Double Clash, Double the Glory
Women’s Final—Nasarawa Amazons vs Rivers Angels
Kick-off Time: 1:00 PM
Two powerhouses of the Nigerian Women’s Football League clash in what promises to be a thrilling display of tactical brilliance and competitive spirit. Nasarawa Amazons, known for their technical discipline, go head-to-head with Rivers Angels, one of the most decorated women’s teams in Nigeria. Expect fireworks, flair, and ferocious football.
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Men’s Final—Kwara United vs Abakaliki FC
Kick-off Time: 4:00 PM
The men’s final pits the experienced Kwara United against the underdog sensation Abakaliki FC, who have captured hearts with their incredible journey to the final. With the stakes at an all-time high, fans can expect drama, determination, and a showdown that could write new chapters in Nigerian football history.
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Tickets and Venue Information
- Venue: Mobolaji Johnson Arena, Onikan, Lagos
- Date: Saturday, June 28, 2025
- Ticket Prices:
- VIP: ₦2,000
- Regular: ₦500
- Ticket Sales: Available at the stadium gates on matchday
Whether you’re supporting your hometown heroes or simply love the beautiful game, this event is your chance to witness excellence on the pitch and be part of Nigeria’s football history.
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Celebrating Unity Through Sport
The Federation Cup has long stood as a symbol of national unity and football development. This year’s edition reinforces that mission, bringing together fans from across the country to celebrate resilience, talent, and community spirit.
From the women’s final to the men’s grand showdown, Saturday’s doubleheader promises to deliver moments of joy, pride, and unforgettable memories.
