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Regulatory burden biggest challenge facing bookmakers — iLOT MD

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iLOT MD, Uma Ntima, discusses the biggest challenges facing bookmakers in Nigeria, highlighting regulatory burden, technology, and cybersecurity. Read More: https://punchng.com/regulatory-burden-biggest-challenge-facing-bookmakers-ilot-md/

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