Perhaps, this could be another turning point in private clubs making that tough decision in starting their stadium projects. Doesn't have to be mega project, just a facility that could potentially get CAF's nod. Sporting Lagos would point to their frustrated plans, but trust me it's about to get worse with the political season upon us. Most importantly it's another opportunity for clubs to unlock their finances in the long term. Expect to see a lot of rescheduled games this season. 13 clubs are owned by the state Govts, 6 private clubs also play on Govt infrastructure, in the end The Govt always wins.