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  • Mr Sloty Sister Sites: The Best Alternatives

    Mr Sloty Sister Sites: The Best Alternatives

    Established in 2020, Mr Sloty is an online casino that was able to carve its name into the world of online gambling with its unwavering dedication to slots and a welcome bonus so generous, that it could lure even the most seasoned player.

    Boasting a library exceeding a staggering 1,500 titles, MrSloty caters to slot enthusiasts of all stripes. From classic three-reel fruit machines to feature-packed video slots with intricate storylines and innovative bonus rounds, there’s something to satisfy every preference. A multitude of software providers contribute to this diverse library, ensuring a constant stream of fresh releases alongside timeless classics.

    While the Curacao license might raise some questions for players prioritizing ironclad regulatory structures, MrSloty’s user-friendly interface makes navigating this vast game selection a breeze. Beyond the sheer quantity of games, Mr Sloty understands the importance of keeping things exciting. They offer a variety of enticing bonus offers, including the aforementioned generous welcome package, to keep new and returning players engaged. Due to its fame, there have been players seeking its sister sites to get a similar gambling experience but in a different environment.

    Mr Sloty Sister Sites: Best Alternatives

    Mr Sloty Casino is owned and operated by MRSL N.V. from Curacao, and it is the only casino being operated by a Curacao-based company. You can also check for sister sites with the best slots not on GamStop if you’re a UK gambler.

    However, there are alternative casinos that can take the place of Mr Sloty’s sister sites. They include;

    • Slots Dreamer Casino

    • JackBit Casino

    Slots Dreamer Casino

    Slots Dreamer Casino sets itself apart with its emphasis on cryptocurrency transactions. This caters to players who prioritize anonymity and the potential benefits of cryptocurrencies. While Mr Sloty offers traditional payment methods, Slots Dreamer caters to a more tech-savvy audience seeking a modern and potentially faster financial experience.

    This forward-thinking approach extends to their game selection. While Slots Dreamer boasts a comprehensive slot library, they also prioritize featuring cutting-edge titles from innovative developers. This means you might find the latest releases and unique game mechanics at Slots Dreamer, potentially offering a fresh perspective compared to Mr Sloty’s established library.

    However, choosing Slots Dreamer comes with some trade-offs. Their slot library might not be quite as extensive as Mr Sloty’s, and their focus on cryptocurrencies might not be ideal for players who prefer traditional payment methods. Additionally, information regarding licensing can be crucial for some players. While Mr Sloty holds a Curacao license, it’s important to research Slots Dreamer’s licensing to understand the level of player protection offered.

    JackBit Casino

    JackBit Casino throws open its neon-lit doors to both crypto enthusiasts and casual gamers alike. This feature-rich platform promises an exciting online casino experience, with something to cater to a variety of player preferences.

    They boast a vast library of games, ensuring there’s something for everyone. Explore classic slots, feature-rich video slots, thrilling table games like blackjack and roulette, and even a dedicated live dealer section for a truly immersive experience. For those who crave the extra thrill of sports betting, JackBit Casino delivers. Delve into a comprehensive sportsbook, offering odds on a wide range of sporting events. Test your knowledge and potentially claim exciting wins on your favourite teams and athletes.

    And JackBit Casino understands the allure of a good bonus. New players are welcomed with enticing offers, and ongoing promotions keep things interesting for returning players. Explore the ever-changing bonus landscape to find opportunities to maximize your gameplay.

    JackBit Casino prioritizes convenience too. Their platform is fully optimized for mobile devices, allowing you to enjoy your favourite games on the go.  Simply log in using your smartphone or tablet and get ready for a seamless gaming experience, no matter where you are. It is a great alternative to Mr Sloty, and you should enjoy it.

    Conclusion

    Although there are tons of Mr Sloty’s alternative sites out there on the internet, you should check these two out first before venturing into the Wild West of online casinos.

  • Slot marks Lagos @50 with photo contest

    Slot marks Lagos @50 with photo contest

    A leader in mobile phone retail business in Nigeria, Slot Systems Ltd., said it is celebrating Lagos State at 50 with  its iconic landmarks and diverse people with a photo contest.

    Lagosians, who participate in the contest, will win N750,000, N500,000, N250,000, N100,000 and N50,000 with Motorola G5 phones and partner mobile phones.

    Speaking on the importance of celebrating Lagos, its Managing Director, Nnamdi Ezeigbo said: “Lagos has come to epitomise the very values on which Slot is founded. Rich in culture, hospitable to all, full of opportunities and inspires hope. And it is this rich culture and values we celebrate.”

    According to him, to participate, Lagosians are to take a picture of themselves in their favourite iconic locations in the state. Entries are to be uploaded on Lagos.Slot.ng on or before June 20.

    He said 100 successful entries will be shortlisted and five posts with the most likes will be declared winners for this contest.

    The campaign  kicked off on the June  5 and will end on June 30. “You can join Slot, Motorola, Partner Mobile and 96.1 FM in this conversation with hashtag Mylagos,” he said.

     

  • RRS arrest Slot’s driver for stealing phones

    RRS arrest Slot’s driver for stealing phones

    A driver with Slot Nigeria, a phone retail giant, has been arrested by operatives of the Rapid Response Squad (RRS) for allegedly stealing mobile phones and laptops worth N5.95 million.

    Olumide Babajide reportedly diverted the goods to Kaduna State, instead of the company’s outlet at Victoria Island he was directed to deliver them.

    It was gathered that the company employed the driver in March and he committed the offence on May 2.

    Babajide, 42, a Kwara State indigene, it was gathered, sold N1.4 million worth of the consignments to woman he contacted while still in Lagos, dashed out 10 of the phones to passersby in Kaduna and gave two to his mistress.

    Police said goods worth N4,654,224 were recovered, while the driver admitted he bought a 1999 model of Peugeot 206, marked DKA859KA for N912,000 from the proceeds of his sales.

    Babajide said: “I took the goods from Slot’s outlet in Ikeja. I was to deliver it to another outlet in Victoria Island, Lagos, but I did not.

    “Instead, I took the goods to Pam-Pam Hotel, Ikeja, and returned the hilux truck to R and S Hotel, where we normally park the company’s vehicles.

    “This wasn’t the first time I would be moving laptops, mobile phones and their accessories from one outlet to the other. Since I joined the company in March and I was assigned the job of a delivery man, it had been my idea to divert the goods and abscond.

    “On this occasion, as soon as it was 5:00 p.m. that day, I took a drop from the hotel with the consignments to Ejigbo, where I boarded a Kaduna- bound bus. I had already contacted one of the buyers.

    “She bought N1.4 million worth of phones, laptops and phone accessories. I also sold the remaining goods in unit to some other buyers as well.”

    The father of three also admitted that he procured a 32-inch Samsung LCD for N62,000 while lodging in a hotel after abandoning his wife and children in Kaduna.

  • PDP warns against agitating for deputy governorship slot

    The Ahmed Makarfi’s faction of the Ondo State Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has urged groups on its platform to stop agitations for the deputy governorship slot .

    It reminded the supporters that it has concluded the governorship primary election, which produced Eyitayo Jegede (SAN) as its flagbearer.

    The faction said the party was now putting machinery in place to ensure that the PDP win the November 26 poll.

    The factional PDP Chairman, Clement Faboyede, has directed that all support groups candidate stand dissolved.

    A statement by its Publicity Secretary, Banji Okunomo, said: “Such individual supporters and support groups are hereby directed to return to their various units, wards and local government councils to enhance well-coordinated campaign activities.

    “Within the next one week, the party will unveil its programmes and activities preceding the governorship election in a calendared format.”

    The party stressing that at the appropriate time, it would do what is fair, just and politically strategic to guarantee the party’s overwhelming success at the poll.

  • SLOT launches electronic arm

    As part of activities to mark its 17th Anniversary, SLOT Systems Limited has introduced a new addition to its line of products known as SLOT Electronics.

    Speaking at the launch, SLOT boss Chief Ezeigbo said: “Potential customers can now experience a wide range of first class electronics following the launch.

    “We are committed to quality and that is our watchword. SLOT Electronics comes with standard warranty from 24 months and first class after sales service which includes free delivery and free installation,’’ he added.

    According to Ezeigbo,  potential customers can visit the dedicated website – www.slot.ng and SLOT’s experience centres to sample a wide range of first-class electronics which comes with standard warranty from 24 months and first class after sales service including free delivery and  installation. Customers can also get up to 30 percent discount on any electronic purchase

    Last year,  the company launched various products and services, such as SLOT Mobile App on Google Play store – a fast and seamless way to get special deals and offers. It also launched a Screen Insurance campaign where users can insure phone screens online or via the SLOT mobile APP.

    It expanded its reach when it opened shop in Port Harcourt, where customers can log on towww.slot.ng to buy phones, accessories and laptops at best prices from the comfort of their homes or offices and have it delivered to them within 24 hours.

     

  • Our strategies for growth, by Slot chief

    •D’banj brand appointed ambassador

    Slot Systems Limited has said it will continue to grow its business by offering high quality products and providing after sales service to its customers across the country.

    Its Managing Director, Nnamdi Ezeigbo, the firm has come a long way from having just one outlet at inception to its current over 50 outlets across the country.

    He said the firm would continue to invest in both human and material resources needed to grow the after-sales subsector of the telecoms industry.

    Ezeigbo, who spoke during the unveiling of Oladapo Daniel Oyebanjo (popularly known as D’banj) as Slot’s new brand ambassador, said: “This event is the celebration of partnership of two great brands, Slot and D’banj. Slot, is a household name for top quality phones and accessories. At Slot, we are committed to delivering quality products, services, after sales support and value to our customers and stakeholders’. One word you can take anywhere is this: If you buy a phone from Slot, you are sure of the source.

    “Incorporated in 1998, from having just one outlet, when we started, we now have 50 top notch outlets scattered around the country, and as part of our vision to continue to be Nigeria’s number one phone seller, we have decided to partner with a true Nigerian and African music icon, D’banj, to be our brand Ambassador.

    “As you all know D’banj is a singer-songwriter, harmonica player, and businessman. He has won several music awards, including the awards for Best African Act at the MTV Europe Music Awards 2007, Artist of the Year at the MTV Africa Music Awards 2009; Best International Act: Africa at the 2011 BET Awards, Best-selling African Artist at the 2014 World Music Awards.’’

  • SLOT, IGI introduce smartphone screens’ cover

    Slot Systems Limited  and Industrial and General Insurance Plc (IGI) have introduced a cover that allows customers to insure their phone screen against damage.

    Speaking on the policy, a representative of Slot, Jane Smith, said a customer could get a new phone if  it is insured.

    According to her, the new policy is aimed at creating awareness about insurance to phone users and saving owners the stress of getting a new phone or wasting money to repair the phone screens.

    She explained that the screen insurance ensures the cost of replacing any damaged phone screen that has been insured would be handled by the insurance company adding that phone users can only insure a newly purchased phone and not an old mobile phone.

    She said new phones worth N18,500 and above were qualified for the cover, adding that premium is N500.

    ‘’We urge customers to take advantage of the insurance policy which provides cover and compensation in the cause of any damage to the screen of their phones,’’ she said.

  • Technical teachers laud internship at Slot

    Two weeks of internship at Slot Systems Limited, a mobile phone merchandise firm, came to an end for 20 technical college teachers on Monday.

    They were exposed to electronics training at the company under the Teachers Industrial Work Experience Scheme (TIWES), an initiative of the Lagos State Technical and Vocational Education Board, to update the practical knowledge of teachers of the five Government Technical Colleges (GTC).

    Under the scheme, the teachers spend some time during the long holidays in firms related to their fields to brush up their knowledge to improve their delivery in the classroom.

    At the onset of the event at the Protea Hotel, Ikeja, Executive Secretary of LASTVEB Mr Olawumi Gasper said the board recognised that the teachers needed to interact with practitioners in the private sector to keep them relevant, especially as the students they teach also get exposed during their industrial attachment.

    “This is the third in the series of industrial training we have had for teachers.  For the past eight-nine months these teachers have been in the classroom.  But we believe we should expose them to new technology.  We cannot do this alone as government.  The private sector is the pivot of technology.  They have made the investment.  It is the private that absorbs the students after graduation.  What the teachers learn during the internship would be translated to the students,” he said.

    Director, Technical Vocational Services, LASTVEB, Mr Laolu Oguntuyi, said the scheme is mandatory for teachers because it helps bridge the gap between the colleges and the industry.

    “We discovered that there is a mismatch between the industry and the colleges.  To bridge this gap, we must move closer to the industry,” he said.

    Chief Executive Officer of Slot Technologies Mr Nnamdi Ezeigbo praised the state government for revamping Technical/Vocational Education (TVE) because it provides students with skills  to start up businesses without capital.

    He said that was how he started his business without capital – by offering computer repair services.

    “The importance of vocational training in any society, especially an emerging society cannot be over emphasized.  One major problem in Nigeria is that SMEs have problem with startup capital.  But if you have sound technical knowledge, the startup capital will be the least of your problems,” he said.

    Training Coordinator for Slot Mr Collins Uwadia said the teachers were responsive during the two-week internship and equipped with skills relevant to the mobile technology business.

    He was optimistic they would perform better back in the classroom.

    A participant, Mrs Mabel Omojake, said she learnt a lot and urged the government to provide the equipment needed to practicalise what they learnt during the internship.

     

     

    “It was a good one for us as teachers.  It was something that we really value.  I want to appreciate the government for this initiative and urge them to make it regular for us.  I also appeal to them to provide some of the equipment we used to learn because it would help us teach the students,” she said.

     

  • Why we partnered Slot, by Access Bank chief

    Why we partnered Slot, by Access Bank chief

    Access Bank has said it chose to partner with Slot Systems Limited because it has seen that the company’s management is driven by zeal, vision and passion to achieve the Nigerian dream.

    Its Executive Director, Roosevelt Ogbonna who spoke in Lagos during the unveiling of slot.ng and Slot Mobile App, said the bank supported the app with it financial service and payment solution.

    “We are proud to partner with Slot Systems Limited because it is driven by passion and the genuineness behind the goal they set for themselves. Everybody is willing to partner with them because theirs is about passion to achieve the Nigerian dream. Access Bank worked with Slot Systems Limited to launch the online as well as the mobile app,” he said.

    With the launch of the slot,ng, the company which specialises in retailing the products of all the major original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) has now joined the league of online retail marketplace.

    “With this new online retailing services from Slot, there is now guaranteed value and excellence on customers satisfaction and convenience either as a business partner with slot or a retailer.In fact there is an all-round new shopping experience that will bring about value for money, after sales services and secured payment solutions,” the Access Bank chief said.

    Speaking on the occasion, Managing Director, Slot Systems Limited, Nnamdi Ezeigbo, said the two initiatives were basically designed to bring the firm closer to Nigerian mobile customers?.

    He said: “We are leveraging mobile-broadband internet from telecommunication operators which has now become an individual possession among phone users in the country and the growing usage of smartphone among Nigerians to bring our services closer to people.

    “As we are all aware, we now live in an era where business transactions are carried out electronically. In essence, you don’t need to be physically present before you can engage in the business of buying and selling. As a company we are fully aware of this new reality, hence the creation ofSlot.ng and the Slot App.

    “With the slot.ng, you can buy all your quality mobile phones and accessories online using the Slot App; it’s like having the 50 Slot shops nationwide at your fingertips.”

    According to the firm, the app can now be downloaded free of charge from Google Play Store..?

    “Click the app and it takes you to the online store where you can buy your phones, accessories, laptops and i-Pads, from the comfort of your home or office and have it delivered to you within 24hrs of payment,” the CEO said.

    Industry watchers are however see the initiative facing initial challenge of logisticsthat often comes with online retailing service with respect to delivery of order and time management.

     

  • Igbo demand ministerial slot

    Igbo investors in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) have called on the incoming administration of Gen. Muhammadu Buhari to consider their investors in the FCT when appointing ministers for the territory.

    This, according to them, is because they control over 70 per cent of investment in the capital city.

    The investors, who spoke through the chairman of Zaudan Pazeri Property Owners Association, Elder Friday Ugoala, at a press conference in Abuja, said the previous FCT Administrations where someone that resides outside the FCT was appointed to govern the affairs of the territory, has had negative effects on the investors who are majorly Igbo residents.

    According to Ugoala, when considering the appointment of the minister of the FCT, the incoming government should consider making a native of the FCT minister, while an Igbo man should be made the minister of state, or an Igbo man should be minister, while a native should be minister of state.

    “Abuja has major stakeholders, not just those residing in the city. It is on record that Igbo have not less than 70 per cent investment in Abuja in terms of property, merchandise and hospitality industries. So, we have invested heavily in Abuja, and we are demanding that the ministerial slots should be shared with the Igbo who are major stakeholders in the FCT.

    “We have reasons to demand for the slot of minister of the FCT, because, he will be sure that our investments are protected. If you consider the outgoing administration of Senator Bala Mohammed, you will notice that there are so many litigations that have to do with our investments and property, which we do not expect to continue that way. We even look forward to a situation whereby those issues in courts would be withdrawn and settled amicably.

    “It is obvious that there are two major stakeholders in the FCT, which are the political stakeholders and economic stakeholders. The natives are part of the political stakeholders because they control over 65 per cent of FCT population. So, it could be justice done to these two stakeholders, if the FCT ministerial slots are given to both of them, with due respect to other residents.

    “History has shown and events have played out that in the FCT politics, those ministers that come from areas that do not have so many stakes in the FCT, have done so much havoc to investments in Abuja. This is because they do not have people who cry to them about the pains they feel. We have entertained that fear, that if such era continues, our investments will continue to suffer and we do not want that to happen,” he said.