While mobile money usage has skyrocketed in Nigeria, barriers remain around education, identity and digital access. If these obstacles are overcome, mobile money can become a true catalyst for opportunity and resilience.

The disbursement reinforced RegentMFB’s commitment in championing financial inclusion, enterprise development and accessible financing for small businesses.

The NGX Group was involved in the program as part of its commitment to expanding financial inclusion and deepening retail investor participation.

FirstBank, the leading financial institution and provider of financial inclusion services in West Africa, has officially launched its FirstMonie Merchant Solution designed to enable merchants and businesses across Nigeria to seamlessly accept digital payments with efficiency and ease.

The workshop forms part of Nigeria’s broader goal of building a trillion-dollar economy by expanding access to financial services for women.

This report presents insights from 1,374 farmers across Nigeria during the 2023-24 agricultural season.

Nigeria is banking on financial inclusion as one of the avenues to usher in a stronger digital economy for the country.

The survey interviewed consumers in 24 states across Nigeria on their usage of four different types of financial services: mobile banking, mobile money, agents, and digital credit to understand their experiences, identify challenges, and assess opportunities for improvement in consumer protection.

Accion Microfinance Bank has revealed that it is looking at providing about NGN60 Billion as loans to micro, small, and medium-scale enterprises in the country in 2025.

The collaboration seeks to enhance financial inclusion while streamlining operations by integrating blockchain-driven technologies.