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Two betting operators based in Nigeria,  1960Bet  and  NairaBet , have agreed a deal with  Colossus Bets  to launch the company’s products on their sites. The terms of the agreement will see both 1960Bet and NairaBet launch the Colossus collection, including the flagship Pick 7 Colossus, which is live now on both sites. Akin Alabi, Founder and CEO of NairaBet , said: “African punters love shooting for a big win from small spend accumulator bets. This product fits ideally with our client base across web and mobile and we are pleased to be introducing the Colossus product portfolio to Africa.” Bernard Marantelli, Founder and CEO of Colossus Bets , said: “We are delighted to be live with two of the premier betting brands in Africa’s most populous country. As a localised Nigerian product our headline weekly Colossus pool will be presented as the ₦1,000,000,000 Colossus (one billion Nigerian Naira), making it by some distance Africa’s big...

  Please pass to someone that needs this. Im  in need of 3 shop cashiers/attendants in my ikeja bet9ja shop. SSCE and OND holders only should apply. Applicant must know how to use the computer very well and be prepared to WORK WEEKENDS ! Salary is between N20,000 and N25,000 a month. DETAILS OF TEST AND INTERVIEW Date: Thursday, 19th December 2015. Address: No 5, bashiru oweh street off medical road . off awolowo way ikeja lagos state  Time: 11.00 am prompt Contact numbers : 08182574157, 08182574867 send a copy for your cv to 0324network@gmail.com  NOTE : Applicants should personally come to the venue of the recruitment exercise with their updated CVs, passport photographs, photocopies of their academic results (originals may be required for sighting purposes) Thank you.

Today i'm going to show you how to withdraw from bet9ja especially as an agent  I realized a lot of agents do have a lot of problem with knowing how much or how  to withdraw to their bank account whenever they have winnings   so today i will be spilling the beans and by the end of this post  you should never and ever call customer care again on how to withdraw or how much to withdraw  ok lets go there... first, go to  shop.mybet9ja.com and log in to your bet9ja agent 'admin account'  before you start the withdrawal process the first thing to do is to know how much you can actually withdraw, most people forget that they need to remove the sales they made from the cash they will be asking for from the company  But how will you really know how much to withdraw ? first  from ''my account'' go to  ''report''  at  bottom left corner  Then from 'report' you click on  ''sportracingdeposit...

Premier Lotto Limited (PLL) also known as Baba Ijebu is a Gaming Company which was incorporated in 2001 and was established to carry out the Lotto business in Nigeria. The founder and current Chief Executing Officer of the company is Chief Kessington Adebukunola Adebutu. The name Premier Lotto might not immediately ring a bell to the ears of an average Nigerian but the soubriquet 'Baba Ijebu' does. This is the intriguing story of Chief Kessington Adebutu whom many people know simply as Baba Ijebu. He is the Chairman of Premier Lotto Limited. He is also the founder of Kessington Adebukola Adebutu Foundation. A philanthropist to the core who started life as a game man in the early 1960s. His graceful ageing face appears in virtually every dailies you come across today as colleagues, business partners and friends took out time to celebrate his 78th birthday in the media today. Adebutu who many believed have been in the gaming business all his life started operating...

Betfair (BETF.L) and Irish rival Paddy Power (PLSA.I) have reached agreement on a 6 billion pound combination, first set out last month and designed to secure leadership of Britain’s competitive online gambling market. As in a provisional deal announced in August, Paddy Power shareholders will own 52 percent of the group with Betfair investors owning the rest, if the deal is approved by shareholders, Betfair said on Tuesday. The betting sector has seen a string of deals this year, as companies respond to tighter regulation and higher tax bills in Britain and across Europe by looking to bulk up and better compete in an online market buoyed by the increasing use of mobiles and tablets. Ladbrokes (LAD.L) and Gala Coral struck an all-share deal in July, while GVC Holdings (GVC.L) last week agreed to buy Bwin.party Digital Entertainment (BPTY.L). Under the latest deal, shareholders of Betfair – an exclusively online business best known for technology which allows gamblers to be...

It was  an evening to remember for football fans at the Bet9ja "Fans Night Out"as they enjoyed a  once-in-a-lifetime opportunity with Super Eagles legends and entertainment celebrities at the  sports and entertainment hotspot, SS7 Lounge, Victoria Island, Lagos on Saturday August 15,2015. Nigeria’s best and biggest bookmaker, Bet9ja gave fans a rare chance to meet one-on-one with super stars at a well packaged event tagged "Bet9ja Fans Night Out". Ex-Super Eagles stars that graced the event were Super Eagles goalkeeper at the USA 94 World Cup, Peter Rufai popularly known as 'Dodo Mayana', Headmaster, Mutiu Adepoju who was part of Nigeria's U20 team, Flying Eagles that wrote their names in gold in history book at the Saudi 89 FIFA U20 World Cup and Bet9ja brand ambassador, Victor Ikpeba a.ka. 'The Prince of Monaco' all shared moment with fans. The first Vice President of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) Barr. Seyi Akinwunmi also came in h...

Thank You, Dad Growing up was not easy. We didn’t grow up with everything. Not even the basics sometimes. In our house, your school sandals had to be completely worn out before you could even think about getting a new pair. My dad’s priority was simple: Have you eaten? Not “Did you eat enough?” Just — “Have you eaten?” We had three meals a day. That was enough. Anything beyond that? Not necessary. Failing in school was unacceptable. School fees were paid on time. Textbooks were bought. But pocket money? Never. As a child, I hated him for it. I genuinely thought he disliked me. It wasn’t until I got into higher institution that I began to understand what he was doing. He was preparing me for Nigeria. He was preparing me for a harsh economy. The Hidden Training The way we were raised forced me to: Plan ahead Endure discomfort Think independently Provide for myself While still in school, I became self-employed. I learned to survive. I wasn’t the best...