Sports betting company, 22Bet Nigeria, has unveiled former Super Eagles striker, Daniel Amokachi, as its Pan-African brand ambassador.The unveiling took place on Wednesday at BON Hotels, GRA, Ikeja, Lagos, where the company said the partnership underscored its commitment to promoting African football culture, supporting grassroots communities and encouraging responsible engagement with the game across the continent.Speaking at the event, the company’s Country Manager, Fikayo Ogunfuye, described Amokachi as a football icon whose influence extends beyond his achievements on the pitch.He said, “Today is an important day for 22Bet Nigeria and for African football. We are proud to officially unveil Daniel Amokachi as our Pan-African brand ambassador. This partnership is not about short-term visibility; it is about purpose. Daniel joins our pan-African sports platform to support football culture, local communities and responsible engagement across Africa.”Ogunfuye added that the company also plans to support young players and grassroots football initiatives while promoting positive values and responsible participation in sports.Speaking after signing the partnership agreement, Amokachi expressed gratitude for the opportunity, saying he considered it a privilege to represent a brand with a Pan-African vision.Related News‘Salah will help Onuachu score more goals’Spurs ponder Solanke, Richarlison exits for OsimhenUche suffers season-ending knee injury“I am honoured to stand before you today. There are over a million legends out there who could easily be standing where I am today, so I give God the glory for this opportunity,” he said.The former Everton forward disclosed that discussions with 22Bet began during the Africa Cup of Nations, noting that he accepted the offer because of its focus on giving back to Africa.Amokachi also praised the company’s commitment to corporate social responsibility, saying it played a major role in his decision to accept the appointment.“One of the core reasons I accepted this contract is because of the CSR projects 22Bet is involved in. We have seen many companies enter Nigeria, make money and leave without giving back. The more you make, the more you should invest in the communities and the people of the country,” he said.Popularly known as “The Bull”, Amokachi enjoyed a distinguished career with the Super Eagles, featuring at major international tournaments and playing professionally in Europe. He said the partnership would also provide an opportunity to inspire young footballers and tell authentic African football stories.“Football gave me everything. It took a boy from Kaduna and gave him the world. Africa has incredible talent. I want to support young players and football communities. This partnership is about giving back and telling African football stories — the real stories of hard work, sacrifice and hope that too often go unheard,” he added. The unveiling took place on Wednesday at BON Hotels, GRA, Ikeja, Lagos, where the company said the partnership underscored its commitment to promoting African football culture, supporting grassroots communities and encouraging responsible engagement with the game across the continent.Speaking at the event, the company’s Country Manager, Fikayo Ogunfuye, described Amokachi as a football icon whose influence extends beyond his achievements on the pitch.He said, “Today is an important day for 22Bet Nigeria and for African football. We are proud to officially unveil Daniel Amokachi as our Pan-African brand ambassador. This partnership is not about short-term visibility; it is about purpose. Daniel joins our pan-African sports platform to support football culture, local communities and responsible engagement across Africa.”Ogunfuye added that the company also plans to support young players and grassroots football initiatives while promoting positive values and responsible participation in sports.Speaking after signing the partnership agreement, Amokachi expressed gratitude for the opportunity, saying he considered it a privilege to represent a brand with a Pan-African vision.Related News‘Salah will help Onuachu score more goals’Spurs ponder Solanke, Richarlison exits for OsimhenUche suffers season-ending knee injury“I am honoured to stand before you today. There are over a million legends out there who could easily be standing where I am today, so I give God the glory for this opportunity,” he said.The former Everton forward disclosed that discussions with 22Bet began during the Africa Cup of Nations, noting that he accepted the offer because of its focus on giving back to Africa.Amokachi also praised the company’s commitment to corporate social responsibility, saying it played a major role in his decision to accept the appointment.“One of the core reasons I accepted this contract is because of the CSR projects 22Bet is involved in. We have seen many companies enter Nigeria, make money and leave without giving back. The more you make, the more you should invest in the communities and the people of the country,” he said.Popularly known as “The Bull”, Amokachi enjoyed a distinguished career with the Super Eagles, featuring at major international tournaments and playing professionally in Europe. He said the partnership would also provide an opportunity to inspire young footballers and tell authentic African football stories.“Football gave me everything. It took a boy from Kaduna and gave him the world. Africa has incredible talent. I want to support young players and football communities. This partnership is about giving back and telling African football stories — the real stories of hard work, sacrifice and hope that too often go unheard,” he added. Speaking at the event, the company’s Country Manager, Fikayo Ogunfuye, described Amokachi as a football icon whose influence extends beyond his achievements on the pitch.He said, “Today is an important day for 22Bet Nigeria and for African football. We are proud to officially unveil Daniel Amokachi as our Pan-African brand ambassador. This partnership is not about short-term visibility; it is about purpose. Daniel joins our pan-African sports platform to support football culture, local communities and responsible engagement across Africa.”Ogunfuye added that the company also plans to support young players and grassroots football initiatives while promoting positive values and responsible participation in sports.Speaking after signing the partnership agreement, Amokachi expressed gratitude for the opportunity, saying he considered it a privilege to represent a brand with a Pan-African vision.Related News‘Salah will help Onuachu score more goals’Spurs ponder Solanke, Richarlison exits for OsimhenUche suffers season-ending knee injury“I am honoured to stand before you today. There are over a million legends out there who could easily be standing where I am today, so I give God the glory for this opportunity,” he said.The former Everton forward disclosed that discussions with 22Bet began during the Africa Cup of Nations, noting that he accepted the offer because of its focus on giving back to Africa.Amokachi also praised the company’s commitment to corporate social responsibility, saying it played a major role in his decision to accept the appointment.“One of the core reasons I accepted this contract is because of the CSR projects 22Bet is involved in. We have seen many companies enter Nigeria, make money and leave without giving back. The more you make, the more you should invest in the communities and the people of the country,” he said.Popularly known as “The Bull”, Amokachi enjoyed a distinguished career with the Super Eagles, featuring at major international tournaments and playing professionally in Europe. He said the partnership would also provide an opportunity to inspire young footballers and tell authentic African football stories.“Football gave me everything. It took a boy from Kaduna and gave him the world. Africa has incredible talent. I want to support young players and football communities. This partnership is about giving back and telling African football stories — the real stories of hard work, sacrifice and hope that too often go unheard,” he added. He said, “Today is an important day for 22Bet Nigeria and for African football. We are proud to officially unveil Daniel Amokachi as our Pan-African brand ambassador. This partnership is not about short-term visibility; it is about purpose. Daniel joins our pan-African sports platform to support football culture, local communities and responsible engagement across Africa.”Ogunfuye added that the company also plans to support young players and grassroots football initiatives while promoting positive values and responsible participation in sports.Speaking after signing the partnership agreement, Amokachi expressed gratitude for the opportunity, saying he considered it a privilege to represent a brand with a Pan-African vision.Related News‘Salah will help Onuachu score more goals’Spurs ponder Solanke, Richarlison exits for OsimhenUche suffers season-ending knee injury“I am honoured to stand before you today. There are over a million legends out there who could easily be standing where I am today, so I give God the glory for this opportunity,” he said.The former Everton forward disclosed that discussions with 22Bet began during the Africa Cup of Nations, noting that he accepted the offer because of its focus on giving back to Africa.Amokachi also praised the company’s commitment to corporate social responsibility, saying it played a major role in his decision to accept the appointment.“One of the core reasons I accepted this contract is because of the CSR projects 22Bet is involved in. We have seen many companies enter Nigeria, make money and leave without giving back. The more you make, the more you should invest in the communities and the people of the country,” he said.Popularly known as “The Bull”, Amokachi enjoyed a distinguished career with the Super Eagles, featuring at major international tournaments and playing professionally in Europe. He said the partnership would also provide an opportunity to inspire young footballers and tell authentic African football stories.“Football gave me everything. It took a boy from Kaduna and gave him the world. Africa has incredible talent. I want to support young players and football communities. This partnership is about giving back and telling African football stories — the real stories of hard work, sacrifice and hope that too often go unheard,” he added. Ogunfuye added that the company also plans to support young players and grassroots football initiatives while promoting positive values and responsible participation in sports.Speaking after signing the partnership agreement, Amokachi expressed gratitude for the opportunity, saying he considered it a privilege to represent a brand with a Pan-African vision.Related News‘Salah will help Onuachu score more goals’Spurs ponder Solanke, Richarlison exits for OsimhenUche suffers season-ending knee injury“I am honoured to stand before you today. There are over a million legends out there who could easily be standing where I am today, so I give God the glory for this opportunity,” he said.The former Everton forward disclosed that discussions with 22Bet began during the Africa Cup of Nations, noting that he accepted the offer because of its focus on giving back to Africa.Amokachi also praised the company’s commitment to corporate social responsibility, saying it played a major role in his decision to accept the appointment.“One of the core reasons I accepted this contract is because of the CSR projects 22Bet is involved in. We have seen many companies enter Nigeria, make money and leave without giving back. The more you make, the more you should invest in the communities and the people of the country,” he said.Popularly known as “The Bull”, Amokachi enjoyed a distinguished career with the Super Eagles, featuring at major international tournaments and playing professionally in Europe. He said the partnership would also provide an opportunity to inspire young footballers and tell authentic African football stories.“Football gave me everything. It took a boy from Kaduna and gave him the world. Africa has incredible talent. I want to support young players and football communities. This partnership is about giving back and telling African football stories — the real stories of hard work, sacrifice and hope that too often go unheard,” he added. Speaking after signing the partnership agreement, Amokachi expressed gratitude for the opportunity, saying he considered it a privilege to represent a brand with a Pan-African vision.Related News‘Salah will help Onuachu score more goals’Spurs ponder Solanke, Richarlison exits for OsimhenUche suffers season-ending knee injury“I am honoured to stand before you today. There are over a million legends out there who could easily be standing where I am today, so I give God the glory for this opportunity,” he said.The former Everton forward disclosed that discussions with 22Bet began during the Africa Cup of Nations, noting that he accepted the offer because of its focus on giving back to Africa.Amokachi also praised the company’s commitment to corporate social responsibility, saying it played a major role in his decision to accept the appointment.“One of the core reasons I accepted this contract is because of the CSR projects 22Bet is involved in. We have seen many companies enter Nigeria, make money and leave without giving back. The more you make, the more you should invest in the communities and the people of the country,” he said.Popularly known as “The Bull”, Amokachi enjoyed a distinguished career with the Super Eagles, featuring at major international tournaments and playing professionally in Europe. He said the partnership would also provide an opportunity to inspire young footballers and tell authentic African football stories.“Football gave me everything. It took a boy from Kaduna and gave him the world. Africa has incredible talent. I want to support young players and football communities. This partnership is about giving back and telling African football stories — the real stories of hard work, sacrifice and hope that too often go unheard,” he added. “I am honoured to stand before you today. There are over a million legends out there who could easily be standing where I am today, so I give God the glory for this opportunity,” he said.The former Everton forward disclosed that discussions with 22Bet began during the Africa Cup of Nations, noting that he accepted the offer because of its focus on giving back to Africa.Amokachi also praised the company’s commitment to corporate social responsibility, saying it played a major role in his decision to accept the appointment.“One of the core reasons I accepted this contract is because of the CSR projects 22Bet is involved in. We have seen many companies enter Nigeria, make money and leave without giving back. The more you make, the more you should invest in the communities and the people of the country,” he said.Popularly known as “The Bull”, Amokachi enjoyed a distinguished career with the Super Eagles, featuring at major international tournaments and playing professionally in Europe. He said the partnership would also provide an opportunity to inspire young footballers and tell authentic African football stories.“Football gave me everything. It took a boy from Kaduna and gave him the world. Africa has incredible talent. I want to support young players and football communities. This partnership is about giving back and telling African football stories — the real stories of hard work, sacrifice and hope that too often go unheard,” he added. The former Everton forward disclosed that discussions with 22Bet began during the Africa Cup of Nations, noting that he accepted the offer because of its focus on giving back to Africa.Amokachi also praised the company’s commitment to corporate social responsibility, saying it played a major role in his decision to accept the appointment.“One of the core reasons I accepted this contract is because of the CSR projects 22Bet is involved in. We have seen many companies enter Nigeria, make money and leave without giving back. The more you make, the more you should invest in the communities and the people of the country,” he said.Popularly known as “The Bull”, Amokachi enjoyed a distinguished career with the Super Eagles, featuring at major international tournaments and playing professionally in Europe. He said the partnership would also provide an opportunity to inspire young footballers and tell authentic African football stories.“Football gave me everything. It took a boy from Kaduna and gave him the world. Africa has incredible talent. I want to support young players and football communities. This partnership is about giving back and telling African football stories — the real stories of hard work, sacrifice and hope that too often go unheard,” he added. Amokachi also praised the company’s commitment to corporate social responsibility, saying it played a major role in his decision to accept the appointment.“One of the core reasons I accepted this contract is because of the CSR projects 22Bet is involved in. We have seen many companies enter Nigeria, make money and leave without giving back. The more you make, the more you should invest in the communities and the people of the country,” he said.Popularly known as “The Bull”, Amokachi enjoyed a distinguished career with the Super Eagles, featuring at major international tournaments and playing professionally in Europe. He said the partnership would also provide an opportunity to inspire young footballers and tell authentic African football stories.“Football gave me everything. It took a boy from Kaduna and gave him the world. Africa has incredible talent. I want to support young players and football communities. This partnership is about giving back and telling African football stories — the real stories of hard work, sacrifice and hope that too often go unheard,” he added. “One of the core reasons I accepted this contract is because of the CSR projects 22Bet is involved in. We have seen many companies enter Nigeria, make money and leave without giving back. The more you make, the more you should invest in the communities and the people of the country,” he said.Popularly known as “The Bull”, Amokachi enjoyed a distinguished career with the Super Eagles, featuring at major international tournaments and playing professionally in Europe. He said the partnership would also provide an opportunity to inspire young footballers and tell authentic African football stories.“Football gave me everything. It took a boy from Kaduna and gave him the world. Africa has incredible talent. I want to support young players and football communities. This partnership is about giving back and telling African football stories — the real stories of hard work, sacrifice and hope that too often go unheard,” he added. Popularly known as “The Bull”, Amokachi enjoyed a distinguished career with the Super Eagles, featuring at major international tournaments and playing professionally in Europe. He said the partnership would also provide an opportunity to inspire young footballers and tell authentic African football stories.“Football gave me everything. It took a boy from Kaduna and gave him the world. Africa has incredible talent. I want to support young players and football communities. This partnership is about giving back and telling African football stories — the real stories of hard work, sacrifice and hope that too often go unheard,” he added. “Football gave me everything. It took a boy from Kaduna and gave him the world. Africa has incredible talent. I want to support young players and football communities. This partnership is about giving back and telling African football stories — the real stories of hard work, sacrifice and hope that too often go unheard,” he added.