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Nigeria’s businesses are built on WhatsApp. Now WhatsApp wants to charge them.
Business

Nigeria’s businesses are built on WhatsApp. Now WhatsApp wants to charge them.

Over the years, WhatsApp has been more than a messaging app for many Nigerian companies. It has evolved into a…
Your fintech is only as strong as the technology behind it
Business

Your fintech is only as strong as the technology behind it

For millions of Nigerians, financial services now begin with a phone. Transfers, payments, savings and other services can be completed…
The businesses powering Nigeria’s digital economy
Business

The businesses powering Nigeria’s digital economy

For many Nigerians, the phrase “digital economy” brings one thing to mind: fintech. It is an understandable assumption. Mobile banking,…
Report urges banks to share fraud intelligence
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Report urges banks to share fraud intelligence

Nigeria’s financial system is processing more digital transactions than ever before. The challenge now is ensuring trust grows as quickly…
When should a startup stop being called a startup?
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When should a startup stop being called a startup?

For years, “startup” has been one of the most celebrated words in Nigeria’s business landscape. It evokes innovation, ambition, disruption…
Data privacy challenges threaten Nigeria’s financial inclusion
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Data privacy challenges threaten Nigeria’s financial inclusion

For years, conversations about financial inclusion and data privacy sounded technical. Build more fibre, expand broadband, promote mobile money, and…
Nigeria’s fintech sector set for further growth
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Nigeria’s fintech sector set for further growth

Nigeria’s FinTech sector is undoubtedly a very vibrant sector that has the potential to transform lives while also enhancing the…
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