In a statement signed by its Executive Chairman, Derrick David Kentebe, the company explained that it has valid licences to operate in Enugu and that the closure of its hubs was likely a mistake. The company also clarified that its operations in other Nigerian states were never affected.
“YangaGames holds valid licenses issued by the Enugu State Gaming and Lotto Commission. We have since resolved the matter, complied with all regulatory requirements, and re-opened all our hubs in Enugu on July 31, 2025,” the statement said.
The company stressed that it has been operating across different states in Nigeria since 2018 without any problems and has been praised for promoting responsible gaming.
YangaGames reassured its customers that it remains committed to providing a safe, secure, and regulated gaming environment through its outlets and online channels.
