BETTING SIERRA LEONE Sierra Leone welcomes betPawa 1 year ago Samuel Post Views: 484 Mchezo Managing Director Ntoudi Mouyelo and betPawa Chief Brand Of!cer Spencer Okach vouched for customer focus and determination to champion responsible gambling. Key pillars of the betting !rm’s mission to make betting friendly include 24/7 customer support, instant payouts, low stakes and the prospect of life-changing wins with a 1000% Win Bonus. betPawa has emphasised its ambition to help make betting a friendly practice at an event where it announced its entry to Sierra Leone. Responsible gaming The event was held at an elaborate welcome ceremony at the Lor restaurant in Freetown, speakers including Mchezo Managing Director Ntoudi Mouyelo and betPawa Chief Brand Of!cer Spencer Okach vouched for customer focus and determination to champion responsible gambling. Mr. Mouyelo said: “Everything we do is driven by our mission to make betting friendly, and we relish the opportunity to win the trust of sports fans throughout the country as we have in 11 other African countries.” Sierra Leone Youth Affairs Minister Mohamed Bangura said: “You are warmly welcomed to Sierra Leone. We look forward to collaborating with a compliant and responsible gaming brand that will not only spur economic growth but also support the development of sports in our country.” He added: “betPawa’s presence in Sierra Leone aligns with our government’s commitment to job creation. We anticipate that this partnership will contribute signi!cantly to our goal of generating 100,000 jobs, further empowering our youth and fostering economic prosperity.” betPawa has in the past ably demonstrated its commitment to corporate social responsibility across Africa through various initiatives, including sport development, sponsorship and healthcare. Key pillars of betPawa’s mission to make betting friendly include 24/7 customer support, instant payouts, low stakes and the prospect of life-changing wins with a 1000% Win Bonus. This is underpinned by partnerships with proven mobile money payment operators like Orange. The brand attracted headlines throughout Africa last October when 27,938 customers became millionaires within 10 days for betting on its platform. Source: nation.africa About Post Author Samuel I am a journalist specializing in gambling in Africa and around the world. I am particularly interested in stories about games and casinos. See author's posts SamuelI am a journalist specializing in gambling in Africa and around the world. I am particularly interested in stories about games and casinos. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Print Tags: betPawa, responsible gambling, Sierra Leone, sports betting Continue Reading Previous The captivating world of sports betting in AfricaNext PalmPay And BetKing Promote Responsible Gaming In Nigeria More Stories BETTING EXPERTS How Real-Time Betting is Changing the Game With Microbetting 1 day ago Samuel BETTING NIGERIA Meridianbet expands B2B operations into Nigeria 1 day ago Samuel BETTING SOUTH AFRICA 1xBet wins prestigious SiGMA Africa Awards 2025 2 days ago Iwo Bulski BETTING GHANA 22Bet Ghana: A responsible gaming brand committed to community development 3 days ago Samuel BETTING NIGERIA PawaPay tasks regulators on policies to support operators 4 days ago Szarlot BETTING NIGERIA Nigeria’s Sports Scene is Booming – Here’s Why! 5 days ago Samuel BETTING NIGERIA Nigeria’s Mobile Betting Boom: Why More Punters Are Going Mobile 1 week ago Szarlot BETTING NIGERIA Nigerian sports federations urged to partner with betPawa to elevate player welfare 1 week ago Samuel BETTING GHANA Ghana to crack down on gambling hubs near schools, churches, mosques 1 week ago Samuel BETTING GHANA Betway expands in Ghana with Sunyani customer experience centre 2 weeks ago Samuel BETTING SOUTH AFRICA Which Bookmaker Has The Most Advantageous Odds In South Africa? 2 weeks ago Szarlot BETTING NIGERIA BetKing marks 7th anniversary in grand style 2 weeks ago Szarlot Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name * Email * Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.