NSC director-general Bukola Olopade disclosed on Tuesday in Abeokuta that the disqualification was related to anti-doping issues.
The win marked Nigeria’s fifth bronze medal and 14th top-three finish in U-20 AFCON history.
The defeat marks a missed opportunity for Morocco to win a second title.
“I believe I will make a lot of gains like never before this period,” she said.
The governor said that the sports festival was organised to bring Nigerians together in unity.
Ms Ofili by the record became the first woman to run a 150-metre race under 16 seconds.
Aruna, the 2024 African Cup champion, delivered a confident performance on Saturday, winning 11-9, 11-7, 11-7, 11-9 to underline his top-contender status.
Crystal Palace came into the final as big underdogs and started the game cautiously, letting Manchester City control the ball early on.
The biennial festival is to officially commence on Sunday.
She said the CP is confident of the command’s commitment to prioritising the security of the people.
