Choplife, the gaming company founded by investor and musician Mr Eazi, is set to launch its services in Namibia through its subsidiary, Chopwin.Choplife is one of Africa’s leading technology driven gaming companies and aims to expand its presence across the continent by bringing its services to more African markets.
The move into Namibia marks a significant milestone in the company’s expansion strategy, particularly within the betting and gaming sector.Through this licence, customers in Namibia will be able to access Chopwin’s services via their mobile phones, in full compliance with the country’s gaming laws and regulatory requirements.
Choplife has also emphasised that all its operations in Namibia will be conducted in accordance with local regulations and responsible gaming principles, with the aim of protecting customers and promoting a professional gaming industry.Designed specifically for African users, the Chopwin platform will offer betting on a wide range of sporting events, as well as fast-paced online casino games.
Popular gaming options, including Crash Games, Slots, Virtuals and Jackpot games, will also be available on the platform, alongside simple and efficient deposit and withdrawal services.Beyond providing betting services, Choplife says it intends to work closely with local organisations and businesses to contribute to community development in Namibia.
Choplife Gaming Chief Operating Officer, Olu Odeneye, said the company’s decision to enter the Namibian market forms part of its broader investment and growth strategy.“We are delighted to bring Chopwin to Namibia as part of our mission to build a gaming platform that serves Africans across the continent,” he said.“Namibia is a market with enormous potential and continues to experience strong growth in both technology and the digital economy.”
Choplife plans to collaborate closely with local businesses, gaming regulators, payment service providers and telecommunications companies to enhance the quality of its services.The company’s entry into Namibia represents another important step in its journey to expand across Africa and support investment in gaming, technology, entertainment and private sector development.
Choplife already operates in several African countries, including Rwanda, Nigeria, Ghana, Tanzania, Uganda, Benin, Côte d’Ivoire, The Gambia, Sierra Leone, Liberia and Mali, with plans to continue expanding into additional African markets.
