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Well, since she found guilty beyond reasonable doubt let her face the music. And it's even rape, such a being regardless of the gender should be hanged. Rapist, false rape accuser and the likes deserve the same punishment. I have nothing else to say. |
Beautiful. All this marauding killers and their likes must be fish out. |
I wish each and everyone of them the very best. Make I go hustle one or two jo |
He should direct his question to the right authority, this is none of our business. |
A dispute involving SportyBet and 114 of its customers over winnings put at about N960.55 million has remained unresolved, more than two years after the betting company restricted the accounts of the affected users. The customers, represented by Lagos-based Prolex Solicitors, have alleged that SportyBet withheld their winnings and deactivated their accounts after accusing them of using automated software, or “bot technology”, to manipulate its betting platform. The affected customers have denied the allegation and maintained that the funds represented legitimate winnings. Their solicitor, Kunle Bamidele, said petitions were subsequently submitted to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), the Police Special Fraud Unit, the Force Intelligence and Investigation Department, the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) and the National Lottery Regulatory Commission (NLRC), among other agencies. The dispute has continued to attract attention because of the amount involved and the wider growth of sports betting and online gaming in Nigeria. At the centre of the controversy is the question of whether the affected customers legitimately won the funds or whether their accounts were manipulated through automated betting systems, as alleged by SportyBet. The customers have consistently rejected the allegation and complained that their accounts remained restricted despite complying with requests for additional documentation. One of the affected customers, Anthony Anozie, reportedly said his account was locked after his balance rose to nearly N18 million. According to reports, he submitted documents requested by SportyBet, including his international passport, but said his account was not subsequently reopened. Another customer, identified as Aleke Esther, also complained that her account remained frozen after she submitted bank statements and other documents requested by the company’s support team. The customers’ complaints subsequently moved beyond their dealings with SportyBet, with the petitioners seeking intervention from regulatory and law-enforcement agencies. SportyBet, on its part, has previously maintained that the accounts were restricted because of suspected fraudulent activity involving automated betting or manipulation of its platform. Reports from 2024 quoted the company as rejecting the allegations against it and questioning the motives behind the campaign by the affected customers. The dispute also resulted in a legal battle. SportyBet approached the Lagos High Court seeking reliefs against the affected customers. The case was dismissed in November 2024 by Justice D.T. Olatokun, according to reports on the judgment. More recent reports in April 2026 said the court action had failed, while the separate dispute over the alleged unpaid winnings remained unresolved. The dismissal, however, did not determine the central question of whether the N960.55 million claimed by the customers should be paid to them. That issue remains the subject of the wider dispute. For the affected customers, the continuing uncertainty has raised questions about the effectiveness of the existing complaint and regulatory mechanisms in resolving disputes between betting operators and their patrons. The matter has also highlighted the importance of transparency in the fast-growing gaming industry, where operators routinely hold substantial sums belonging to customers pending the outcome of bets and withdrawals. SportyBet remains among the licensed sports-betting operators listed by Nigerian regulatory authorities. A regulatory list published in April 2026 included Sporty Internet Limited, the company behind SportyBet, among approved sports-betting operators. For customers involved in the dispute, however, the issue is more immediate: access to funds they say they legitimately won. More than two years after the accounts were restricted, the N960.55 million dispute therefore remains a contentious issue between the customers and SportyBet, with questions still surrounding the evidence behind the alleged use of automated betting systems, the status of the affected funds and the extent to which regulatory authorities have intervened. Until those questions are conclusively addressed, the dispute is likely to remain a significant test of customer protection, transparency and confidence in Nigeria’s online betting industry. |
Pray ke. I think it's better one sleep than waste time offering such prayers, what's the work of the average Nigerian public officers from the president down to the councilors? So we need prayers for them to do the needful, Nigeria just get as e be. |
This is actually commendable, kidnap or kill someone and get killed too, let the grave handle the rest. I'm sure in their next lives if there's any they will not want to do that again. |
GreyWolf01:Lol. Nigerian youth will always remain like that o. |
Good for him, oya face the music. |
Nigerian government need to learn a thing or two from Israel about handling the insecurity challenges the country is facing, imagine employing this sweet precision attack on some if not all of the marauding killers and kidnappers, just imagine the beauty, most of them would've drop their weapons and run away.... Anyway, Nigeria is blessed with beautiful public officers who know what to do but would rather hope on some of her citizens to defend their failures. |
Onanuga niyen jare. Ogbeni dey deliver the usual that APC is known for, let's wait for FFK, Reno and the likes to weigh in too. |
Best of luck to all of them in Yobe. |
Best of luck to all of them. |
It's well. Most are busy here typing out what's even needed in the first place. |
CorrectionFLuid:I don't even blame you one bit, the one that manage to dive into politics are nothing to write home about. Jolly Nyame Hyacinth Alia |
Who are the some public officers? This man just dey make me laugh sha... |
Everyone knows where their bread is being buttered and must defend it by any means available to them. It's all game of survival, perceptions and interests. |
All this mumu movement ehnnnn just get as e be. Same moves most northerners are guilty of but none is bold enough to even acknowledge Hassan's whistle blowing. Anyway, Sowore is a Nigerian politician, nothing out of the ordinary here. |
Everyone knows where his bread is being buttered and must defend it. It's all game of survival and maybe interests. |
It's not about being an asset to the president or not, let Wike be resolute and pitch his tent with APC, heaven will not fall. He's a Nigerian politician after all. |
mycar:Online stance different from offline realities. |
Chucks13:The NL smart dummies once opined that Seun is deliberately doing this and pushing single digits IQ to FP so as to keep the society dumber, I don't know how true it's but recent thread and topics on NL lend credence to that, I believed with time we will get to see. Reddit, Quora and X are actually doing better and that explain why Seun is more active on X this days than on NL. |
BadBradley:This will not bring back the dead miners, my fear is Nigerian are quite forgetful and we move on too soon. |
May God not allow me to toe this lane |
Why do some rich girls marry broke men? I just want to know since sex is on the same level with money in man and woman relationship here. |
E get things wey some women go talk ehnnn you no go really understand the kind mumuness wey dey inside until man talk am. Court....
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UrVillageChief:The logic most of them (not all of them) follow is once you speak or write against the ills of reveal an uncomfortable truth about the Islamic world they automatically assume you're a Christian. That's just the long and short of it. I'm 100% sure that when Rushdie wrote the Satanic Verses a lot of the Moslems from the middle east were a bit disappointed and expected such expose should've come from a Christian but life is quite funny. |
Pantami deserves whatever mess he's in right now, I'm glad Oyo people didn't allow the nonsense of a former minister of power to try the same thing and as for my beloved Ogun state, I'll be watching from the sideline as the events unfold. |
Free and fair in a Nigerian settings, maybe the moon is for sale then.. |
FFK, Reno, Bwala, Onanuga you guys might just have had a new member added to your WhatsApp group. Make Monday the admin ASAP. |
Religious folks and political folks are more alike. |