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[PHOTOS] Phyno Becomes Nairabet Ambassador!

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Popular indigenous rapper Azubuike Chibuzo Nelson, well known as Phyno has joined the list of entertainers as ambassador of online sports betting portal, Nairabet.

Phyno took to his social media platform to announce his achievement. He wrote; “phynofinoDeal done!!! It’s official am the new ambassador for NAIRABET @officialnairabet big things poppin #newfam cc @akinalabi.”
Nairabet, owned by Akin Alabi, a Nigerian politician, entrepreneur, and philanthropist, is the country’s first online sports betting portal.
Other ambassadors of Naira bet includes; musical duo, Skuki - Skukivavavoom and Skukipeeshaun.


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