MOONTON X Nigeria Esports Federation Partnership Announced

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18 March 2024 08:52

Moonton, the developer of Mobile Legends: Bang Bang , has teamed up with the Nigeria Esports Federation (NESF) to enhance the local esports scene in Nigeria. The partnership involves MOONTON and the NESF collaborating to plan and facilitate tournaments, provide assistance for third-party MLBB events in Nigeria, and jointly promote esports events in the country.

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18 March 2024 08:52

Tags: MOONTON

Moonton, the developer of Mobile Legends: Bang Bang , has teamed up with the Nigeria Esports Federation (NESF) to enhance the local esports scene in Nigeria. The partnership involves MOONTON and the NESF collaborating to plan and facilitate tournaments, provide assistance for third-party MLBB events in Nigeria, and jointly promote esports events in the country.

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