The League Management Committee (LMC) of the Nigeria Volleyball Federation (NVBF) says top four teams in the elite and Division One League will battle for the Super Cup.

The Super Cup for the 16 teams will take place at the University of Ilorin from 19th to 29th November, 2020.

The chairman LMC, Professor Olatunde Morakinyo said the decision to hold the Super Cup is to ensure volleyball players participate in competitive tournament.

Professor Morakinyo revealed that after the ban was lifted on contact sports, members of the LMC decided on the fate of the league

He added that the Super Cup will help keep some  players fit ahead of the National Sports Festival if it is going to hold this year.

Morakinyo said, “I am glad to announce that this year we are going to host the Super Cup instead of the Premier League and Division One. The top four teams in the Nigeria Volleyball Premier League and National Division One League will converge.

“Immediately the Presidential Task Force (PTF) on COVID-19 lifted the ban on contact sports, the LMC of the Volleyball Federation concluded that the best way to preserve our yearly program is to organise the top four which consists of the best four teams in the Premier and best four teams in the National Division One”.

A total of 16 teams will feature at the Super Cup and the including;

Nigeria Customs Service, Nigeria Security and Civil Defense Corp (NSCDC), Kano Pillars, Nigeria Police Force, Sunshine Spikers, COAS Spikers, Offa Volleyball Club and Nigeria Correctional Service (Men’s team)

Nigeria Security and Civil Defense Corp (NSCDC), Nigeria Custom Service, Nigeria Immigration Service, COAS Spikers, Kada Emeralds, Nigeria Police Force, Benue Queens and Heartland of Owerri (women’s team)