The article compares Nigeria's licensed betting market with Canada's regulated casino model, noting that the two markets are unlikely to converge into a single model due to different constitutional and economic realities. Nigeria's federal-plus-state structure and Canada's province-by-province patchwork shape their respective approaches. However, both share an underlying bet that formal licensing, even when inconsistently applied, is better than leaving an already-large market entirely unregulated.
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