OPay, PalmPay challenge traditional banks for Nigeria’s mobile finance market
OPay and PalmPay have emerged as the most widely present fintech applications on Nigerian smartphones, with penetration levels of 69...
Read moreDetailsOPay and PalmPay have emerged as the most widely present fintech applications on Nigerian smartphones, with penetration levels of 69...
Read moreDetailsVehicle financing company Moove is shutting down its operations in Nigeria, six years after it was founded in Lagos, and...
Read moreDetailsThe European Organisation for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites (EUMETSAT) has completed the deployment of 56 satellite reception stations across...
Read moreDetailsThe rising demand for internet data in Nigeria, coupled with inadequate fibre infrastructure, unreliable power supply and expensive financing, is...
Read moreDetailsThe National Pension Commission (PenCom) has strengthened controls around the transfer of assets between pension funds, requiring Pension Fund Administrators...
Read moreDetailsGlobal insurers are increasing their use of artificial intelligence, but many are yet to make the deeper changes needed to...
Read moreDetailsNigeria's insurance industry is trying to bring millions more people into the market, but the sector's own assessment points to...
Read moreDetailsThe United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the GSMA have entered a new partnership to help African innovators move artificial...
Read moreDetailsThe federal government has launched Nigeria’s National Digital Alphanumeric Postcode System, moving the country closer to a standardised digital addressing...
Read moreDetailsThe familiar question of “savings or current?” that once greeted Nigerians at bank counters has acquired a new contender in...
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