Bookmaker companies have played a significant role in providing this much-needed support. Their involvement extends beyond profit-making; they harbour a
, Mr. EWUZIE Chigozie Nnanna, aptly states,
“Nigerians have an unbridled passion for football—whether it’s playing, watching, supporting, or even betting on it. Football, as an entertaining, exhilarating, and accessible sport, has captured the hearts of many due to its minimal equipment requirements. This is why it boasts an extensive fan base. 1xBet is firmly committed to nurturing football in Nigeria, exemplified by our sponsorship of Akwa United F.C. This sponsorship has enabled the team to craft ambitious plans for the future.
1xBet’s commitment to sports development transcends borders, extending to every nation in which it operates, including Nigeria. The funds allocated by 1xBet have facilitated the establishment of youth academies, the enhancement of training facilities, and the procurement of sports equipment by African clubs. This investment elevates the standard of football, creates employment opportunities, and bolsters tax revenues.
Furthermore, the bookmaker’s media support, which encompasses live match broadcasts and the promotion of tournaments through social media and regional media outlets, contributes significantly to the sport’s popularity. The 1XBET DAVIDO DREAM FOOTBALL SHOW, featuring the participation of the celebrated musician and
ambassador Davido, deserves special mention. This show provides a platform for young African talents to garner attention from scouts and aspire to become professional footballers.1xBet has enriched my life by instilling a fervour for following major sporting events. Even if I refrain from betting, my interest in the outcomes of these tournaments remains unwavering, for sport is my passion.
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