This will be achieved through the development of an ecosystem that will support the creation of viable and valuable basketball franchises.

[3] In May 2016, Abidjan Ramblers defeated Lagos Warriors to become the inaugural winners of the league.

[8] FIBA Africa also corroborated the stance by the Nigerian body, explaining that it never gave such approval for the league.

In May 2016, the Abidjan Ramblers won the inaugural title after beating Stallions in the finals.

[11] On June 4, the Lagos City Stars won the second league title and Jordan Mayes was named MVP.