LSLGA gives telecoms providers 30 days to check Lagos gaming licences
Telecoms and value-added service providers must review gaming businesses on their platforms and verify licensing status within 30 days.
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Telecoms and value-added service providers must review gaming businesses on their platforms and verify licensing status within 30 days.
Stake faces an immediate ban across 24 Nigerian states and Lagos blocking over operations lacking relevant licences.
Regulators have declared Stake.com’s gambling operations unlawful in Lagos and 24 member states.
Enforcement targets Stake.com’s directors and facilitating entities following allegations of missing licences, ignored notices and unpaid taxes and levies.
The talks help both regulators exchange experience on emerging trends and shared gaming oversight challenges.
The judgments confirm the state regulator’s oversight authority over the operators concerned.
The judgments support LSLGA oversight of betting services available in Lagos.
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