The Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) is drawing in private investors, largely due to the leadership of Hon. Gbenga Elegbeleye.

As stated by Hajji Gafar, the Chairman of the Lagos State Football Association (LSFA), the ongoing reforms and initiatives are set to attract more private investors into the league.

Hajji Gafar noted, "Hon. Gbenga Elegbeleye's leadership is a significant attraction for private investors in the NPFL. Under his guidance, the league is evolving into a hub for investors."

He further commented, "The reforms will entice additional private investors, enhancing Nigerian football. The NPFL is primed for investment, thanks to Elegbeleye's foresight. Private investors are increasingly recognizing the NPFL's development."

"With Elegbeleye steering the NPFL, the future looks promising, drawing in investors. His leadership positions the NPFL to secure substantial private investment.

"The advancement of Stanley Nwabali as Super Eagles' number one goalkeeper in the last three years shows that the NPFL is a reservoir of talents. I will encourage the private sector to key into the vision of the current management of the league led by Elegbeleye," he concluded.

Elegbeleye envisions a sustainable football ecosystem for the NPFL that attracts sponsors and provides value to stakeholders. He is diligently working to enhance the league's marketability and global competitiveness.

A crucial strategy involves strengthening partnerships with media and corporate entities. This collaboration aims to boost the league's visibility, engage fans, and ensure financial sustainability. The NPFL has already achieved significant sponsorship agreements, which guarantee financial stability and growth. This progress has allowed clubs to invest in talent and infrastructure, thereby improving the overall quality of the league.

The league has also made advancements in broadcasting, forming partnerships with GTI Asset Management and Trust Ltd, as well as the Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria (FRCN). This collaboration will enhance live radio commentaries for NPFL matches nationwide.

Moreover, the NPFL has restructured its broadcast bouquet, enabling the inclusion of multiple partners. This strategic move is anticipated to boost revenue and visibility for the league. The ₦2 billion data agreement with Inview Technologies Nigeria Limited and AS Production Hub Limited is also a significant development.