Giwa F.C.

Full name Giwa Football Club
Founded 2012
Ground Rwang Pam Stadium
Jos, Plateau, Nigeria
Ground Capacity 15,000
Chairman Chris Giwa
2016 20th (expelled)

Giwa FC is a Nigerian football club. They are located in Jos and they play in the top division in Nigerian football, the Nigerian Premier League. 15,000 capacity Rwang Pam Stadium is their home. With a game to go in their debut season, they won promotion to the Nigeria Premier League with 50 points.

They were suspended and then expelled from the league in May 2016 for missing three straight fixtures after exiled from Jos for crowd trouble. [1] Their chairman Chris Giwa was later censured by the Nigeria Football Federation for insisting on leadership of the body, and all their players were released to sign for other clubs the rest of 2016.[2][3] In August, a state high court gave an injuction that allowed them to be reistated to the league with eight matchdays left in the year.[4]

Achievements

2013

Current Squad

[5]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
4 Nigeria Abdulbasit Shittu
5 Nigeria Ibrahim Akide
6 Nigeria MF Nojim Raji
8 Nigeria DF Nyene Israel
10 Nigeria MF Balogun yusuf
11 Nigeria Dadung Amos Gyang
12 Nigeria GK Olorunleke Ojo
15 Nigeria MF Nwankwo chibuike
16 Nigeria Timothy Okeke
20 Nigeria Ibrahim Shuaibu
27 Nigeria Okoro Charles
28 Nigeria Zubairu Aliyu
29 Nigeria Lawal El-Shittu
No. Position Player
30 Nigeria FW Idris Salami
36 Nigeria MF Chris Madaki
39 Nigeria Chinenye Agoha
Nigeria FW Segun Atere
Nigeria Lukman Orire
Nigeria Babangida Hassan
Nigeria George James
Nigeria Owolabi Femi
Nigeria Fidelis Irhene
Nigeria Habu Olumbe
Nigeria MF Oyibo Azubuike
Nigeria Ali Mandula
Nigeria Saleh Mohammed
Nigeria Uche Udeora
Nigeria Abubakar Ahmed
Nigeria Adebogun Tayo

References

  1. ↑ http://dailypost.ng/2016/05/20/its-official-giwa-fc-expelled-from-npfl/
  2. ↑ http://www.goal.com/en-ng/news/17392/nff/2016/05/12/23444802/christopher-giwa-banned-for-five-years-by-nff
  3. ↑ http://saharareporterssport.com/nff-frees-giwa-fc-players-to-join-other-clubs/
  4. ↑ http://www.goal.com/en-ng/news/4111/npfl/2016/08/17/26603702/giwa-fc-reinstated-to-nigeria-professional-football-league
  5. ↑ http://www.goal.com/en-ng/news/4111/nigeria-premier-league/2014/01/28/4575720/giwa-fc-beef-up-squad-with-14-new-players


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