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FINANCIAL INCLUSION IN NIGERIA
The proportion of Nigerians with accounts at regulated institutions rose from 16% to 45% in 2021.
NIBSS report reveals the number of active bank accounts surged by 14.41%.
By Henry Chukwu, Programme Specialist, Enhancing Financial Innovation & Access (EFInA) The expectation of closing the 16.8% shortfall...
financial inclusion is the x-factor needed to transition Nigerian farmers from subsistence to a growth phase.
TechRoundUp was on the TechieTalk with Teke Panel at the ongoing Social Media Week in Lagos and the panel discussions centred on Financial Inclusion, Social Media for Good and Cybersecurity.
Leading financial sector development organisation, Enhancing Financial Innovation & Access (EFInA), has announced its annual Financial Inclusion Conference scheduled for the 9th of December 2019, at the Eko Hotel and Suites, Lagos, from 8.30 am.
Did you know that the first indigenous bank in Nigeria, Industrial and Commercial Bank only survived for fifteen months?
The CBN has approved a super-agent licence to another financial technology company, Itex Integrated Services Limited.
The CBN [@cenbank] Governor, Godwin Emefiele has disclosed how Nigeria will achieve 95% financial inclusion by 2024, stating that the Bank had explored new techniques and policies to drive financial inclusion target
@MTNGroup has debuted the first Mobile Money (MoMo) artificial intelligence service in Africa. The company developed the AI service to aid users' navigation when operating MTN's MoMo payment and other services.
Heritage Bank Plc has expressed commitment to focus more on retail banking while availing low-income earners and rural dwellers the opportunity to be financially included.
The Senate committee in charge of the Nigerian financial sector said it is concerned that the move could be counterproductive.