By The Weekly Edge desk ·
iGaming Today reported that the Lagos High Court upheld LSLGA’s authority over betting operators serving the state. The judgments concerned cases involving Zegaming Nigeria, Africa Betting Company Nigeria and Mozzartbet Services.
The judgments confirm the state regulator’s oversight authority over the operators concerned.
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The judgments support LSLGA oversight of betting services available in Lagos.
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