Nigerian fintech company payZeep is expanding access to digital financial services among underserved groups, including transport workers, farmers, and market traders, as part of its mission to promote ...

Nigeria was the first country in Africa to roll out a central bank digital currency. The eNaira was launched in October 2021. The main reasons were to promote financial inclusion, increase cross ...

Nigeria's digital payment sector holds immense potential for growth. With over 60% of the population still unbanked, mobile money and agent banking services can bridge the gap, offering financial ...

Nigeria is Africa’s undisputed real-time payments and digital payments leader, recording 3.7 billion real-time transactions in 2021 and ranking 6 th in the league table of the world’s most ...

Financial Inclusion: Nigeria, with an unbanked adult population of 36.8% as per the World Bank, has a vast territory of untapped potential. Open Banking can bridge this gap.

Nigeria’s creative digital industries are growing rapidly, driven by a blend of cultural vibrancy and advanced technology. D Damilare Famuyiwa Follow; A surge in digital content production ...