Anyaegbu, 33<\/strong>, grew up in Lagos and earned a master’s degree in marketing in the UK. He spent the past 21 months as Commercial Manager for West Africa at SIS<\/strong>, the British racing and numbers supplier. There, he signed deals that placed 24-hour horse-racing feeds<\/strong> in hundreds of Nigerian betting shops and online platforms. Before SIS, he worked for BetBonanza<\/strong>, where he opened 45 new retail outlets<\/strong> in 18 months.<\/p>\n\n\n\n In an interview, Anyaegbu revealed that QTech Games’ innovative culture was a major driving force behind his decision to join the team. He said: “QTech Games is a company I’ve long admired, and I’m truly excited about the innovations they continue to bring to the gaming industry. I’m particularly inspired by how QTech simplifies access to high-quality gaming content – integrating dozens of carefully curated titles into a single, seamless API. It’s a smart and powerful solution that truly sets us apart.”<\/p>\n\n\n\n In his new role, Anyaegbu will be responsible for driving business growth, managing key client relationships and identifying new opportunities for QTech Games in West Africa and the continent as a whole. He added: “I look forward to connecting with clients and partners across the region to share how QTech’s platform can help elevate their offerings and unlock new opportunities in the gaming space.”<\/p>\n\n\n\n QTech’s Chief Executive, Philip Doftvik, called the hire a natural next step. The company won the “Best Innovation”<\/strong> award at the SBWA+ awards in Ghana<\/strong> in August 2025<\/strong> for QTech Hybrid<\/strong>, a product that turns a retail betting slip into a mobile wager in seconds.<\/p>\n\n\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/focusgn.com\/africa\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/7\/2025\/09\/Dutch-regulator-expects-to-grant-35-initial-igaming-licences-900x600-300x200.jpg\")
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