OPay reaffirms long-term commitment to Nigeria
OPay, Nigeria’s leading fintech company, has reaffirmed its long-term commitment to the country amid a recent false social media claim that it would suspend its operations in Nigeria. The fintech said its commitment to Nigeria extends beyond its day-to-day financial services, highlighting its investments in education, technology, financial inclusion and digital payments. The company made […] The…
OPay, Nigeria's leading fintech company, has firmly reaffirmed its commitment to the country, despite a recent false social media claim that it would suspend operations in Nigeria. During a live town hall in Lagos, OPay's COO and CTO, Dotun Adekunle, emphasized the company's ongoing presence and operational status in Nigeria. The fintech company has also launched a ₦1.2 billion scholarship program, which has already disbursed ₦126 million to 420 students across 20 institutions, supporting their education with a focus on digital learning and technology.
OPay's commitment to Nigeria extends beyond financial services to investments in education, technology, financial inclusion, and digital payments, illustrating the company's long-term dedication to the nation.
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