Where Nigeria's future pilots take flight.
The Naija Drone Soccer League is the country's first nationwide drone-soccer competition for secondary schools — turning physics class into the loudest game in the country.
- 42
- Verified partner schools
- 6
- States represented
- 320+
- Student pilots in training
- 2025/26
- Inaugural national season
Upcoming matches
Synced with the official roster — updated the moment fixtures change.
Teslim Balogun Arena, Lagos
View fixture →Alfred Diete-Spiff Centre, PH
View fixture →Sani Abacha Stadium, Kano
View fixture →More than a game. A pipeline.
Drone soccer hides engineering inside something kids actually want to do after school.
STEM in Motion
Every match is a live physics, engineering and teamwork lab. Students don't just learn — they fly it.
Built for Nigeria
Designed around our schools, our calendar, our climate. Hubs in Lagos, Abuja and Port Harcourt.
Safe by Design
Caged-frame drones, certified arenas, FAA-inspired safety protocols adapted for school use.
A 20 cm flying robot. Built to take a hit.
Each NDSL drone is a quadcopter inside a carbon-fibre protective cage — light enough for a 14-year-old striker, tough enough for a full 3-minute match. Students learn to repair, recalibrate, and re-program between every set.
- 5 pilots per side · 3 sets · 3 minutes each
- Strikers score by flying through the opponent's ring goal
- Downed drones can re-launch — every match teaches resilience
Bring drone soccer to your school.
Free pilot programme for the 2025/26 season. We provide drones, coaches, and a referee. You provide a hall and the next generation.