Responding to a post by social media user Adedayo Mustapha, which suggested the involvement of big corporations in Nigerian football as part of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), Elumelu expressed his support. He shared insights into the possibility of Nigerian billionaires purchasing league clubs, highlighting the transformative impact such investments could have on the local football landscape.

Imagine the scenario: Aliko Dangote acquiring Kano Pillars, BUA Group investing in Kwara United, Tony Elumelu taking over Rivers United, and Geregu Power Plc assuming ownership of 3SC. The prospect of such prominent figures and corporations becoming involved in Nigerian football has ignited excitement and speculation about the potential competition and growth it could bring.

As discussions continue to gain momentum, there are calls for the President and Ministry of Sports to weigh in on the matter and provide their perspectives. With the support and endorsement of key stakeholders, including government entities, the vision of leveraging corporate involvement for the advancement of Nigerian football could soon become a reality.

Stay tuned for further updates as these exciting developments unfold, potentially reshaping the landscape of Nigerian football for the better.