Nigeria’s homegrown debit card, AfriGO, is proving that local innovation can compete on a global scale. In just 2025 alone, the card has...
ByMartha Odutola3 months AgoOne of the biggest headaches for digital lenders in Nigeria has always been credit bureau reporting. It’s a process that is not only...
ByMartha Odutola3 months AgoIn just one year, a small Nigerian startup has processed more than ₦140 million in verified fundraisers. That startup, formerly known as OwoHQ,...
ByMartha Odutola3 months AgoIn Nigeria’s bustling fintech sector, headlines often focus on who raised the biggest round or secured the flashiest investors. Yet, what truly defines...
ByMartha Odutola3 months AgoFor decades, a strong preference for imported goods has shaped Nigeria’s consumer culture. This bias has hurt local businesses and reinforced the “Aba-made”...
ByMartha Odutola3 months AgoFor decades, a strong preference for imported goods has shaped Nigeria’s consumer culture. This bias has hurt local businesses and reinforced the “Aba-made”...
ByMartha Odutola3 months AgoFrom streaming subscriptions to international shopping, Nigerians know the struggle of making cross-border payments all too well. Failed transactions, high conversion fees, and...
ByMartha Odutola3 months AgoLagos is no stranger to ride-hailing apps, but a new player is stepping into the space with a refreshing twist. Mride, a Nigerian-owned...
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