Nigerian gaming mogul Mr Eazi's betting partner pawaTech made $115 million profit in 2025
New filings show betPawa's technology owner earned $245.7 million in 2025, as Mr Eazi's Choplife Gaming spreads across a dozen African countries.
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New filings show betPawa's technology owner earned $245.7 million in 2025, as Mr Eazi's Choplife Gaming spreads across a dozen African countries.
Music mogul Mr Eazi bought 17.31% of Intravenous Infusions Plc after watching patients go without basic drugs while his mother was dying.
Mr Eazi told Nairametrics he intends to list a technology company on the Nigerian Exchange, citing Dangote, Rabiu and Otedola as inspiration.
Choplife Gaming, chaired by Nigerian musician Mr Eazi, is launching its Chopwin online casino and instant gaming platform in Namibia as it accelerates continental expansion.
Choplife Gaming, chaired by Nigerian musician Mr Eazi, secured PMU Mali approval to launch betPawa in Mali, taking its licensed African footprint to 10 markets.
From emPawa to mobile-money fintech and Rwandan housing estates, Mr Eazi has quietly built a diversified portfolio far beyond the afrobeats charts.
BetPawa, the African mobile betting platform founded by Kresten Buch, reported its biggest annual profit yet on surging digital wagers.
Nigerian star Mr Eazi reveals Choplife Gaming has paid RWF 17 billion in Rwanda taxes since 2022, highlighting his growing footprint beyond music.