Lekan Salami Stadium Cleared as 3SC Hosts Kano Pillars on Sunday

The Lekan Salami Stadium, Adamasingba has been officially approved for use after a successful pitch reassessment, paving the way for Shooting Stars to return to their home ground ahead of Matchday 28 of the 2025/26 season.

The stadium, which was previously banned due to concerns over the condition of its playing surface, underwent inspection by officials of the Nigeria Premier Football League.

Following a thorough evaluation, the league body confirmed that the pitch now meets the required standards for top-flight matches.

The approval comes as a major boost for Shooting Stars, who have had to play away from home during the period of the ban.

The return to Ibadan is expected to strengthen the team’s morale as they prepare to face Kano Pillars in a crucial Matchday 28 encounter.

Club officials and supporters have welcomed the development, describing it as a timely relief as the season enters a decisive stage. The home crowd at the Lekan Salami Stadium is anticipated to provide strong backing for the Oluyole Warriors when they take on their northern rivals.

With the green light now granted, attention shifts to the highly anticipated fixture, as Shooting Stars aim to capitalize on home advantage and secure maximum points in front of their fans on Sunday.

Lekan Salami Stadium Cleared as 3SC Hosts Kano Pillars on Sunday

The Lekan Salami Stadium, Adamasingba has been officially approved for use after a successful pitch reassessment, paving the way for Shooting Stars to return to their home ground ahead of Matchday 28 of the 2025/26 season.

The stadium, which was previously banned due to concerns over the condition of its playing surface, underwent inspection by officials of the Nigeria Premier Football League.

Following a thorough evaluation, the league body confirmed that the pitch now meets the required standards for top-flight matches.

The approval comes as a major boost for Shooting Stars, who have had to play away from home during the period of the ban.

The return to Ibadan is expected to strengthen the team’s morale as they prepare to face Kano Pillars in a crucial Matchday 28 encounter.

Club officials and supporters have welcomed the development, describing it as a timely relief as the season enters a decisive stage. The home crowd at the Lekan Salami Stadium is anticipated to provide strong backing for the Oluyole Warriors when they take on their northern rivals.

With the green light now granted, attention shifts to the highly anticipated fixture, as Shooting Stars aim to capitalize on home advantage and secure maximum points in front of their fans on Sunday.