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
Co-Founder and CEO of Bankly, Tomilola Majekodunmi has built a fintech platform offering savings, payments, and credit services through over 50,000 agents nationwide.
Founded in 2018, Bankly raised $2 million in seed funding and secured CBN approval as a microfinance bank. In April 2025, it was acquired by C-One Ventures, signaling a new phase of growth.
Tomilola holds a Physiology degree from the University of Lagos and an MBA from SP Jain Global School of Management. She’s an influential fintech operator with 14+ years in finance and startup leadership.
Tomilola Majekodunmi maintains a growing digital presence with over 4,000 followers on LinkedIn and more than 7,800 followers on Instagram. Her fintech platform, Bankly, has achieved notable traction, crossing 100,000 downloads on the Google Play Store, signaling its impact in advancing financial inclusion across Nigeria.
