While the tech and fintech industries have traditionally been male-dominated, a powerful wave of Nigerian women executives is reshaping the narrative.
These innovators are not just participating, they’re driving transformation, pioneering inclusive solutions, and propelling fintech growth across Africa.
From digital savings platforms to cross-border commerce, their contributions continue to redefine how Africans access and engage with financial services.
Here are 10 standout Nigerian women executives leading the charge in 2025
Yanmo Omorogbe is the Co-Founder and COO of Bamboo, a fintech platform giving Nigerians access to global and local stock markets.
Prior to Bamboo’s launch in 2019, Yanmo was an Investment Associate at AIIM, an experience that shaped her understanding of finance and policy. She’s a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) and a champion of inclusive investment.
Her personal frustration with accessing foreign stocks like Apple and Google led to Bamboo’s creation.
Bamboo has surpassed one million app downloads, signaling strong market traction and user adoption. Despite this impressive milestone, the company’s Chief Operating Officer (COO) maintains a modest digital footprint, with just over 2,000 followers on LinkedIn.
To date, Bamboo has successfully raised more than $17.5 million across three funding rounds. The most notable was a $15 million Series A in January 2022, led by Greycroft and Tiger Global, with additional backing from investors such as Motley Fool Ventures.
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