PAFON 2.0: Experts Make Case for Accelerated Financial Inclusion in Nigeria
Improved efforts at collaboration among financial service providers, telecommunication operators, and tech Startups, with conscious effort geared at consumer awareness, ...
Improved efforts at collaboration among financial service providers, telecommunication operators, and tech Startups, with conscious effort geared at consumer awareness, ...
Enhancing Financial Inclusion and Advancement (EFInA), Nigeria’s leading market facilitator for financial inclusion, recently hosted a landmark stakeholder event in ...
PalmPay, an emerging markets-focused, multinational fintech company, has released its forecasts for the mobile money sub-sector in 2025, Techeconomy can ...
Kogi State leads with 94% of its residents having access to formal financial services, followed by Lagos (91%) and Ekiti ...
Enhancing Financial Innovation & Access (EFInA), a member of the Financial Sector Deepening Network, was recently honoured by Nairametrics Financial ...
Enhancing Financial Innovation & Access (EFInA) Limited has appointed Kola Aina, the founding partner and general partner of Ventures Platform, ...
Not less than 58.3 million individuals (in Nigeria) utilize banking channels or services to manage their finances. This is contained ...
Latest survey by the Enhancing Financial Innovation and Access, (EFInA) 2023 revealed that more than 40% of Nigerians used Digital ...
As the wider world continues to rapidly embrace digital payments, access to financial services has become critical for businesses and ...
Latest report indicates that sixty-four per cent (64%) adult population of Nigeria is now financially-included. However, the Central Bank of ...
…Universal access to identity requires an intentional focus on the most vulnerable Nigerians - likely to be poor female farmers ...
"...38 million Nigerian adults, translating to about 36% of the total adult population in the country, were financially excluded"
