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This four-pronged approach requires political will and strategic investment. But the cost of inaction is far greater.
The success of South Africa, which boosted its internet penetration from 21% to 79% in a decade through focused initiatives like the SA Connect project, proves that this model works.
Too many early-stage founders invest months of energy, money, and passion into a product, only to discover there’s no real demand.
The open banking framework in Nigeria is set to go live in August following the Central Bank of Nigeria’s approval.
"We are building HR management for the African context," said Seye Bandele, CEO of PaidHR. "
Ola Daramola, CEO and Co-founder of an African cross-border payment fintech, shares his Money2020 takeaways on the future of finance.
Even though fintechs have made impressive strides in Nigeria’s financial ecosystem, there are serious challenges with how they currently access bank data.
Convenience culture isn’t a trend—it's reshaping the future of grocery and retail.
Remote work was supposed to be freedom. Instead, it’s skipping showers, juggling three jobs, and eating moimoi for dinner—again.
Scaling from 25 to 100+ employees is like going from managing a band of five to a full orchestra overnight.
Discover how Nigerian Travel influencer, Alma Asinobi uses Garmin technology to attempt a 7-continent-in-60-hours world record.
While filming the documentary, Obinna Ukachukwu, Sterling Bank’s growth executive, said something that stuck with me: “Sterling Bank has killed itself and was changing its skin, beak, and claws.”
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