Baba ijebu Lotto (Baba ijebu pay me my dough) - Lagos

The babaijebu.ng website is an online service offered by Bia Stellar Concepts and Solutions Limited, a subsidiary of Premier Lotto Limited popularly known as “babaijebu”.

babaijebu has been a well-known brand in the gaming industry in Nigeria over the past decade (10 years) and is constantly seeking new innovative and exciting ways to extend gaming to all Nigerians.

What is BabaIjebu Lotto?

BabaIjebu is by far and away Nigeria’s favourite and most trusted lottery which started back in the 1960s. You may have seen our Red Boxes in shops throughout the country and we are now giving the nation the opportunity to play their favourite games online. With multiple draws every day of the week you can win big 365 days a year.

How do I play?

We have lots of ways to play but our most popular is also our most simple and is called a Nap2 ticket:

Step 1: Choose a draw to play in (all draws are the same format, just at different times)
Step 2: Select 2 numbers between 1-90
Step 3: Set how much to pay for your ticket (min. N50 and max. N50,000)
What can I win?

Once you have bought your ticket you can sit back and relax and wait to see if you are a winner:

The draws take place in Lagos where 5 numbers from 1-90 will be selected at random.
If your 2 numbers are drawn you will win 240x what you paid for the ticket.
So, for example, if you buy a N100 ticket and your numbers come out you will win N24,000.

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Draw Format

All our draws have the same simple format – we put 90 balls (numbered 1-90) and 5 are then selected at random.

What other games do you have?

We have lots of other games that have become popular over the years. Some of them are more complicated than Nap2 but they can add lots of extra excitement to draws.

Baba ijebu pay me my dough?

When people say baba ijebu pay me my dough it does not necessarily mean baba ijebu is actually owing them money. Its just a way of saying that they will win when they play the lottery and baba ijebu will pay them their money “dough” when and if they win.