Nigerian singer, songwriter, and entrepreneur Oluwatosin Ajibade, popularly known as Mr Eazi, has become a sponsor in the Ghana’s Premier League with a $6million Investment.

The star who is an acute businessman has through his online gaming platform ‘BetPawa’ Invested $6milion to become a major sponsor of Ghana’s Premier League.

The Ghana Football Association (GFA) announced this on their Instagram page as well as at a formal signing event in Accra, ahead of the 2022–23 season’s start on September 2. According to reports, the three-year contract will cost $6 million.

The partnership will concentrate on “appropriately marketing and positioning the elite league to become one of the most successful and attractive on the continent,” according to the GFA.





Mr Eazi on his part said: “The company’s high appetite for growing and harnessing talents, creating opportunities, and rewarding fans across its markets are a few of the many reasons for partnering with the GFA.”



In addition to the venture capital business Zagadat Capital and the emPawa Africa incubator program, Mr. Eazi boasts a diverse portfolio of investments. In order to provide clients with a variety of payment options, betPawa signed an agreement with MTN Rwanda’s fintech subsidiary Mobile Money Rwanda in June.

https://www.9jahomeland.com/mr-eazi-invests-6million-in-ghanas-premier-league/

Wow

2.5bn
Omoh

Hmm

Very smart guy

Imagine what Nigeria would have gained.
I can't wait for PO to restore the confidence of investors/ patriotism of Nigerians.

Brilliant chap!


Ote$ has started teaching him business.


Peter Obi would have invested it in beer parlour business.

the most business savvy of the musicians in this era. well done eazi

CoronaVirusRelo:
Brilliant chap!

Ote$ has started teaching him business.

Peter Obi would have invested it in beer parlour business.

Someone else would hv invested it in his ancient of days body

This is brilliant!!

Imagine how intellectually sound Nigerian youths are, yet some ediots are pushing for their ancestors to be their president...

e no go better for Una

Brilliant stuffs
If not for our failed country he would have invested in Nigeria

very good.. Nigeria dont deserve any investors for now

Wise chap! otedola is already influencing him,,,

I see dis guy becoming a billionaire in the future just like otedola,,,

Impressive

Nice one. otedola way

Interesting. These guys get Money sha.

Nice One, Mr Ajibade.

Wait So Mr Eazi get Money


Are you sure it not Otedola daughter Money he's busy spending

Omo.
Mr Eazy is not taking it easy.

Big moves there!

Baba God I only need a brand new Laptop for my project development that has being stucked due to the fact my current OS is poor and doesn't install softwares needed, nai person dey invest $6m .

I've got a project I'm working on, based on Web3, if interested, DM VIA EMAIL.

kboyshow:


Nigerian singer, songwriter, and entrepreneur Oluwatosin Ajibade, popularly known as Mr Eazi, has become a sponsor in the Ghana’s Premier League with a $6million Investment.

The star who is an acute businessman has through his online gaming platform ‘BetPawa’ Invested $6milion to become a major sponsor of Ghana’s Premier League.

The Ghana Football Association (GFA) announced this on their Instagram page as well as at a formal signing event in Accra, ahead of the 2022–23 season’s start on September 2. According to reports, the three-year contract will cost $6 million.

The partnership will concentrate on “appropriately marketing and positioning the elite league to become one of the most successful and attractive on the continent,” according to the GFA.





Mr Eazi on his part said: “The company’s high appetite for growing and harnessing talents, creating opportunities, and rewarding fans across its markets are a few of the many reasons for partnering with the GFA.”



In addition to the venture capital business Zagadat Capital and the emPawa Africa incubator program, Mr. Eazi boasts a diverse portfolio of investments. In order to provide clients with a variety of payment options, betPawa signed an agreement with MTN Rwanda’s fintech subsidiary Mobile Money Rwanda in June.

https://www.9jahomeland.com/mr-eazi-invests-6million-in-ghanas-premier-league/

Great!

MUMU MAN... That money is going down the drain AQAP