Kogi Leads as Nigeria Achieves 74% Financial Inclusion in 2023, but 76% Lack Emergency Savings
Kogi State leads with 94% of its residents having access to formal financial services, followed by Lagos (91%) and Ekiti ...
Kogi State leads with 94% of its residents having access to formal financial services, followed by Lagos (91%) and Ekiti ...
Writer: Nikki Kettles, executive: Licences and Payments Regulation at Mukuru Financial inclusion remains a pivotal conversation. It sits at the ...
Musa lives in a bustling city in Nigeria. He uses his smartphone daily to make payments, send money to relatives, ...
Mr. Biram Fall, the regional general manager, QNET Sub-Saharan Africa, has said that with over 350 million unbanked adults, there ...
Digital transformation is no longer a luxury for African businesses; it is a necessity. This was the emphasis of the ...
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9 Payment Service Bank (9PSB), focused on financial inclusion has re-emphasized that Nigeria’s evolving payment ecosystems and increased collaborative activities ...
The potential for mobile money and digital payments to drive financial inclusion is immense. We can see this potential being ...
Fasasi Atanda, the national president of the Association of Mobile Money and Bank Agents in Nigeria (AMMBAN), has said that ...
In today’s fast paced financial services landscape, which has been defined by the ubiquity of digital and mobile banking tools, ...
Writer: Rory Bosman, executive for sales & marketing at Ecentric Tough economic conditions may well force financial institutions into a type ...
Africa is rising, they say. Nelly Nneli explains: Technology in Africa is growing faster than the speed of light, especially ...
Fintech experts at Tipalti share their insights on the unbanked population rates in America and how fintech innovations contribute to improving financial ...
The South African informal sector is a vibrant thread, pulsating with entrepreneurial energy. Valued at almost $10 billion annually and representing 17% ...

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