Where STEM education meets competitive sport, and a generation learns to build.
Every pilot follows the same route up. Here's how a state combine turns into a shot at the World Championship.
NDSL exists because the fastest way to teach a generation to build is to give them something worth winning.
To put the African continent on the global drone sports map and to make sure the engineers who get it there were built here.
No player takes the court with equipment they don't understand. Assembly, repair, and tuning are part of the sport, not a side program.
Nigerian talent judged by Nigerian standards of excellence, measured against the world — not waiting for permission from it.
Divisions are structured so a school with a workshop table can enter, not only academies with budgets.
Standings, footage, results, and coverage are archived publicly. A league that can be verified is a league that can be trusted.
Naija Drone Soccer League (NDSL) is Nigeria's foremost drone soccer organisation, introducing and developing the sport across all 36 states and the FCT, with a focus on secondary schools.
State teams are formed through open combines. Players between the ages of 12 and 18 can join either through their school's programme or as individual participants, then trial for a place on their state team.
Drone Soccer is a competitive team sport where players pilot spherical drones to score goals against the opposing team. Each team consists of pilots who control drones encased in protective frames, navigating a defined field to outmanoeuvre opponents and score.
It blends the excitement of football with drone technology, making it one of the fastest growing tech sports in the world. It is officially recognised by the World Air Sports Federation (FAI) and is growing rapidly across Asia, Europe, and now Africa through NDSL.
Learn real piloting, engineering, and strategy skills through a sport built on drone technology.
Trial at an open combine and earn a place representing your state at the national level.
Join a growing network of pilots, schools, and families building the sport across all 36 states.
Open to students aged 12 to 18, joining through their school or as an individual. Tap below to fill in our registration form — it takes about 2 minutes. Our team will follow up with combine details for your state.
Open Registration FormWe rely on volunteers across the country to help run the league. Here is what each role involves.
Choose State Coordinator or Team Manager on the form — this opens in a new tab, and our team will follow up.
Open Volunteer Form