Baba Ijebu Lottery Draw Results

For decades, Baba Ijebu has been running lotto draws. Over time, the system has become something that most Nigerians know without being told: ninety balls, five results, fixed odds, and a schedule that never stops moving. The times and names of the draws change, but the basic structure stays the same. Players today don’t want a secret jackpot system. They want something they can count on: rules they can follow, odds that don’t change, and a way to check the results without having to guess what each draw means.

All of that information is on this page. People who come here should be able to easily see the results and understand the games without having to look through many pages. The idea is simple: explain how the lottery works, show how the tickets are set up, and give players real information about the daily draws so they know what each one means.

How Baba Ijebu Draws Work

The mechanical structure of every draw, whether it’s Premier Vag, Premier Club Master, Premier Tota, or Premier Lucky, is the same. There are 90 balls with numbers from 1 to 90, and five of them are picked at random. Those five balls pick the winning ticket for that draw.

The most important thing is that the name of the draw doesn’t change the rules. You can play any ticket (NAP, PERM, 1Banker, or Against) on any draw, and the way the money is paid out is the same for all draws. Timing and tradition are the main things that change. Some draws have been around for longer. There are times when some are more active than others. Some have more followers because players have given them meaning over the years.

The mechanics stay the same:

• 90 digits
• 5 outcomes
• Clear fixed odds
• Minimum bet is ₦50
• Maximum bet: ₦50,000

The type of ticket you buy is much more important than the name of the draw.

Understanding the Available Draws

Even if players can already see the complete list of results, it’s still helpful to know what each draw means. These short descriptions help players feel they understand what each draw is about without making it seem as if the gameplay itself changes.

• Premier Vag
  A draw that lasts all day and has a long history and a lot of fans on weekdays. Many players see Vag as a “steady” draw because it occurs at the same time every week.
• Premier Mark II
  One of the platform’s older names. Mark II often appears in a rotation with other classic draws and tends to attract players who follow long-term trends.
• Premier Tota
  A popular afternoon draw. People know Tota for its regular timing, not for anything special about its structure. Many regulars think it’s reliable because it doesn’t change the schedule very often.
• Premier Super
  Many players see Super as a “main draw.” People who bet on the same draw every day liked the name itself.
• Premier Club Master
  Club Master is usually drawn with the draws that happen in the middle of the day and the early afternoon. It has a strong casual audience—people who play for small stakes but pay close attention to the results.
• Premier Lucky G
  A name in a newer style that players who want “fresh” draws will like. Players who don’t want to rely only on the older classics tend to pay attention to Lucky G.
• Premier Jackpot
  The name makes it sound like there are big stakes, but it works just like any other draw. Jackpot differs from other games because it occurs later in the day and attracts more regular players who keep track of it.
• Premier 06
  Short, easy, and active. Most of the time, Premier 06 draws in people who study patterns and sequences.
• Premier Gold
  Gold is a long-running draw that happens at the same time every time. It’s one of the draws that people look at even if they didn’t play it, mainly because it’s so famous.
• Premier International
  This draw has been around long enough that it feels like a regular part of the lineup. A lot of players think of it as a stable draw in the middle tier.
• Premier Metro
  Metro is usually set up in the evenings, which draws in people who bet after work. The draw often gets a lot of traffic on the result page.
• Premier MSP
  A draw for a small name in the middle of the schedule. MSP is popular with people who like to place many small bets on many different draws.
• Premier Bingo
  Even though it has the name, this is not a bingo game. It is still a lottery draw with 90 balls and 5 results. Bingo has a loyal daily audience, especially among players who like the old-fashioned way of drawing names.
• Premier Peoples
  A draw name that has been around for a long time and is well-known. Even if they don’t bet on it every day, many players follow Peoples.
• Premier Diamond
  Diamond works like a regular fixed-odds draw, but it has become a favorite in the evening.
• Premier Lucky
  This draw is not like Lucky G; it stands on its own. It’s one of the easier names and gets regular attention.
• Premier Aseda
  A draw with a name that stands out on the results page. Pattern-based bettors have a steady interest in Aseda.
  None of these draws changes the odds or how you win. The only reason to know them is to understand how the schedule works and to know which draws you like best.

Types of Games and How They Pay Out

Baba Ijebu doesn’t use complicated logic to figure out jackpots. The type of ticket you buy will determine everything. The odds for each type of ticket are always the same, which is why so many people trust the system.

Here are all the ticket options explained in full, using only the rules and examples that are available in the official rules.

NAP Tickets

It’s easy to understand NAP tickets: you choose a certain number of balls, and if all of them show up in the five drawn numbers, you win. If you match fewer numbers, you won’t get a partial payout.

Payouts

• 2 numbers in NAP2: 240× stake
• 3 numbers in NAP3: 2,100× stake
• 4 numbers in NAP4: 6,000× stake
• 5 numbers in NAP5: 44,000× stake

Example:

If both numbers drop, a ₦100 NAP2 ticket pays ₦24,000.

PERM Tickets

Players who buy PERM tickets have more than one chance to win in a single draw. You pick 3 to 10 numbers, and the system generates every possible combination, which are called “lines.” Each line acts like a NAP2, or sometimes even higher, depending on the type of PERM you have.

Example (PERM2 – 5, 27, 49)

1. Line 1: 5 and 27
2. Line 2: 5 and 49
3. Line 3: 27 and 49
4. Total cost: ₦300 (₦100 per line)
5. Each winning line pays 240× stake

Only the combinations that have both of your numbers will win if two of them drop.

If all three lines drop, they all win.

This is why people who want a better chance of winning at least once like PERM games.

1Banker

This is the most straightforward play you can make. You choose a number between 1 and 90. You win if it shows up in the results.

Payout

• 960× the amount of the single stake

The system uses the banker’s number, along with all possible combinations in the draw format, to create the ticket. This is why the stake is multiplied across several lines before the final price is shown.

Players who focus on “hot” or “frequent” numbers prefer 1Banker.

Against

Games that are against each other are more complicated and give players more options. You choose numbers for the rows at the top and bottom. There are many lines because each top number goes with each bottom number.

Example

Top row:

• 7
• 12
• 56
• 89

Bottom row:

• 11
• 43
• 55
• 66

Total lines: 16 (4 × 4 = 16)

Each winning line pays 240× line bet

If a few of the pairings drop, more than one line wins.

People who like systems that generate many combinations from a small number of choices are drawn to games.

Why It’s Important to Understand the Draws

It’s easy to check the results, but players have some control over how they play. The name of the draw doesn’t change the odds, but it does help players get used to things. Some draws always happen at the same time. Some have become popular in the community. Some are just things that people have always done.

This page helps players figure out:

• What each draw means
• How to play each kind of game
• How to figure out how much you won
• How PERM and Against make more chances
• Why NAP tickets act the way they do
• What the results really mean

Players should be able to check the results of any draw—Premier Super, Premier Gold, Premier Metro, or any other—and know right away how their ticket type works with those five numbers.

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