No Name FC on Saturday March 12 won the inaugural #KOT5Aside at the Ligi Ndogo grounds in Nairobi. No Name FC beat Wakapaji FC in the final by one goal to lift the trophy and won the tournament prize money of Ksh 100,00. This year’s tournament was
One of Kenya's fastest growing betting firms Odibets has touched base in Tanzania. Through a partnership with Bongo Flava artist Diamond Platnumz, the betting firm has entered the Tanzanian betting scene as WasafiBet. Sources close to the Tanzanian artist revealed that WasafiBet was a project that had
Betting firm Odibets under their Odimtaani initiative has come to the aid of ailing reggae MC Fullstop. Unknown to many, MC Fullstop whose real names are John Maina, has been bedridden for the past few weeks. Last week, MC Fullstop disclosed that he was suffering from a critical disease of
Popularly known as the home of huge bonuses and the best odds, Odibets has proved beyond means to be one of the best betting firms in Africa. The word bonus brings joy to betting fanatics as bonuses come in different forms. For Odibets, its sign-up free bets, cashback,
Online sensation Ugali man has opened a state-of-the-art gym in Rongai area, Nairobi. The gym instructor whose videos went viral a few months back received a brand new seven-seater van and a cash boost to support his fitness career. Speaking during the gym opening event, Ugali man whose real
Sprint sensation Ferdinand Omanyala was on Wednesday gifted a brand-new car by betting firm Odibets as a reward for breaking the African 100 metres record last weekend at the Kip Keino Classic Tour. During the appreciating ceremony that was held at the New Stanley hotel, Odibets General Manager
One of Kenya's leading betting firms Odibets has launched a one-of-a-kind promo dubbed "Omoka na EPL" that is set to see several punters on their platform walk away with various cash prizes from just placing bets. Popularly referred to in sheng as "ile ya ma-ordinare"(for the ordinary person), Odibets has
Betting firms have been on the spot in the recent months after Government crackdown led by Interior CS Fred Matiang’i over tax compliance. Matiang’i had announced that they would do security vetting on their operations and directors in Kenya before renewing the licenses of the betting firms. On April,
