Amobi Ezeaku NPFL Club Owners Association resignation confirmed as Rangers GM steps down while pledging continued commitment to Nigerian football

Rangers International General Manager, Amobi Ezeaku, has resigned from his position as Secretary of the Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) Club Owners Association, marking a notable administrative shift in Nigerian football governance.

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Amobi Ezeaku announced his resignation on Monday in a formal statement, describing his time in office as a “profound honour” and a valuable opportunity to contribute to the development of professional football in the country.

Amobi Ezeaku NPFL Club Owners Association resignation comes shortly after a highly successful domestic campaign in which Rangers secured a record-equalling ninth NPFL title at the end of the 2025 to 2026 season.

In his statement, Ezeaku expressed appreciation for the collaboration he experienced while serving alongside club owners and football administrators, noting their shared commitment to strengthening the sustainability of the Nigerian game.

Despite stepping down from the administrative role, he stressed that his decision does not diminish his dedication to Nigerian football, insisting he remains actively committed to its continued growth.

Ezeaku, widely regarded as one of the younger voices in Nigerian football administration, has been credited with contributing to discussions around professionalisation and structural reforms within the domestic league system.

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His resignation is expected to prompt further discussions within the NPFL Club Owners Association as stakeholders look to fill the vacant position and maintain continuity in ongoing league governance matters.