Poverty pushes nearly 50% of adult Nigerians out of financial inclusion – Report
EFInA in its Access to Finance (A2F) report revealed that 40 million adult Nigerians are formally excluded from the financial ...
EFInA in its Access to Finance (A2F) report revealed that 40 million adult Nigerians are formally excluded from the financial ...
Nigeria, on 24th and 25th November 2022 hosted the largest convening of the global Financial Inclusion ecosystem since the launch ...
The World Bank has stated that the COVID-19 pandemic sparked financial inclusion and led to a significant rise in digital ...
The Central Bank of Nigeria plans to introduce the Unstructured Supplementary (USSD) code as part of steps to improve the ...
The MD/CEO of Heritage Bank, Ifie Sekibo, affirmed that banks cannot push financial inclusion unless they also push secured technology ...
The growth of Nigeria’s telecoms industry from a mere 1.5% contribution to Nigeria's GDP in 2001 to 17% of GDP ...
In Nigeria, only 67.5 million (64%) of the 105.5 million adult population were financially included in the year 2020.
The CBN in collaboration with EFInA has launched a framework to advance women’s financial inclusion.
Banks these days have the digital options that allow their customers to manage the vast majority of banking needs without ...
The CBN, in a bid to increase the provision of financial services to unbanked Nigerians, has licensed 15 mobile money ...
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