Omoleye Omoruyi

Omoleye is a storyteller, apprentice web/game developer, who’s journalism journey is a lesson
News

20 years after, Remita launches consumer super app to bring banking, investing and payments into one place

The app allows users connect and monitor accounts from different banks on one screen.

News

FairMoney fully redeems ₦5.86B Series 6 Commercial Paper

The Series 6 note was issued on December 23, 2025, carrying a 269-day tenor and a discount rate of 19.48%.

Fintech

Inside the compliance sprint that reshaped Nigeria’s fintech sector

Nigeria cleared the full 19-point plan and exited the FATF grey list in October 2025 but the CBN has maintained regulations that directly affect fintechs.

Analysis

The AI boom is making smartphones less affordable for Africans

AI data centres have snapped up the world’s memory. Across Sub-Saharan Africa, the bill is arriving as a phone few people can buy.

News

How a web of fake FRSC domains attempts real-time OTP theft to drain Nigerian accounts

FRSC statement names frscgov.top directly, states the domain has no affiliation with the Corps, and directs the public to the official FRSC website and the toll free line 122.

News

Dangote Refinery tokenised IPO draws ₦9.25M onchain in the first 24 hours, data shows

Buyers now hold 17,618 shares roughly 2.3% of the 761,905 tokens minted so far, according to Afriflux’s live dashboard.

Fintech

How FairMoney’s 30M users stand against Nigeria’s oldest banks

FairMoney’s rise to 30 million registered users shows how quickly Nigeria’s financial landscape is changing. 

News

TLG Capital backs Drive45 with $3 million to expand mobility across Nigeria

The deal combines TLG's private credit with a guarantee from Cascador, delivered in partnership with Morgan Stanley.

Startups

UfarmX wants to prove that African farmers are more bankable than banks believe

UfarmX is using farmer data, credit scoring and insurance to unlock financing for smallholder farmers and boost agricultural productivity across Africa.

News

FCCPC opens probe into Uber’s Nigeria exit

If the FCCPC finds Uber in breach, the commission can impose administrative fines of up to 10% of the company's prior year turnover in Nigeria.

News

How Uber rewired Nigeria’s transport before leaving a heavy debt

Uber had already left Ivory Coast in 2025 and Tanzania in January 2026, and it now keeps only 4 markets on the continent.

Review

7,140 freelancers, 281 jobs: The challenge facing Kenya’s digital work economy

WorkKE's funnel points toward a demand problem more than a skills problem.