A circular emblem of the FEDERATION OF STATE GAMING REGULATORS OF NIGERIA is centered against a dark, uniformly textured background

A circular emblem of the FEDERATION OF STATE GAMING REGULATORS OF NIGERIA is centered against a dark, uniformly textured background. This emblem, pertaining to a regulatory body within Nigeria, and presumed to be located in Itirin, Nigeria, though specific environmental context is not discernible from the image, features a prominent green outer ring bordering a white inner band. The white band contains the green uppercase text 'FEDERATION OF STATE GAMING REGULATORS' at the top and 'OF NIGERIA' at the bottom, flanked by two green stars. The central green field of the emblem incorporates the Nigerian Coat of Arms, depicting a red eagle atop a black shield with a white 'Y' shape, supported by two white horses standing on a green base adorned with red flowers. A golden banner below the Coat of Arms reads 'UNITY AND FAITH, PEACE AND PROGRESS' in black text. Below this banner, a series of gaming symbols are arranged: three lottery balls (red '21', blue '9', green '3'), three prominent red '7's, a black and white soccer ball, and two red dice with white pips.