Enugu State Gaming And Lotto Commission Partners With PMM Limited To Launch ₦2.4 Billion Raffle

Nigeria’s gaming industry is evolving, and the Enugu State Gaming and Lotto Commission (ESGC) is leading the charge with innovation, fan engagement, and revenue generation.

In partnership with PMM Limited, ESGC has introduced the Rangers FC Dream Big Raffle—a ticket-based gaming initiative designed to energize supporters of Rangers International Football Club while boosting the local economy.

This announcement comes ahead of the highly anticipated 2025 Enugu Gaming Conference, scheduled for July 30-31 at the International Conference Centre in Enugu. The event will welcome over 1,000 participants, including regulators, operators, investors, and industry innovators.

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The raffle ticket is priced at ₦200, and targets 1 million ticket sales per month, generating ₦200 million in revenue monthly, and ₦2.4 billion annually.

ESGC has structured the initiative to ensure financial transparency:

• ₦1.2 billion (50%) allocated for winnings and prizes
• ₦480 million (20%) dedicated to operational costs
• ₦720 million (30%) retained as net revenue

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As the regulatory body, ESGC will oversee the implementation of the program, ensuring full compliance with gaming laws. The Commission will also deliver a comprehensive presentation at the Enugu Gaming Conference, covering the Dream Big Raffle’s licensing framework, backend technology, and national expansion strategy.

Beyond ticket sales and prize distribution, the Dream Big Raffle represents a scalable business opportunity. ESGC and Rangers FC offer investors the chance to participate in a structured revenue-sharing model, with the added benefit of co-owning the raffle’s technology and operational infrastructure. The system is designed for expansion across multiple Nigerian Professional Football League (NPFL) clubs.

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