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TAYO OVIOSU
The founder and CEO of Paga, Tayo Oviosu, has said that telecommunications operators in Nigeria will have to crash the cost of data to accelerate financial inclusion in the country.
This is a scrutiny of top 7 African leaders in the tech business and African entrepreneurs who are making their mark in the global market.
Paga could reach a valuation of at least $1 billion in the next year or two.
Our focus for this week’s profile is Tayo Oviosu, founder and CEO of notable payment solutions provider, Pagatech.
Oviosu announced that he is very excited about moving to and working with the UK government.
Governments and startups in Africa are implementing tools to shift a greater volume of payment transactions toward mobile money.
Nigerian tech startup, Paga, has acquired Ethiopian-based software development firm, Apposit.
Paga, a Mobile money operator, has announced the appointment of Ian Cleverly as its new Group Chief Financial Officer.
The founder and CEO of Paga, Tayo Oviosu, has disclosed that the mobile payment company recorded over $2 billion worth of transactions in 2019.
Tayo Oviosu has called on his colleagues and competitors in Nigeria’s young tech ecosystem to shun “lies” and quit inflating their performance numbers all in a bid to attract investors.
More notable Nigerians have reacted strongly against the xenophobia in South Africa, as well as the reprisal attacks against MTN and Shoprite in Nigeria.
Seven years after its official launch, Mobile payment company, Paga, has hit N1.5 trillion in transactions