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OPay Opens New Kano Office, Strengthens Commitment to Nigeria’s Financial Inclusion

OPay, Nigeria’s leading digital bank, has opened a new office in Kano State, strengthening its presence in Nigeria and bringing its financial services and customer support closer to individuals, businesses and communities across the state. The new office, located on Hadeja Road by Yankaba Market, is part of OPay’s continued investment in Nigeria and its […] The post OPay Opens New Kano Office,…

OPay, Nigeria's leading digital bank, has inaugurated a new office in Kano State as it bolsters its presence in the country and brings its financial services and customer support closer to individuals, businesses and communities in the state. The new office, situated on Hadeja Road adjacent to Yankaba Market, is part of OPay's ongoing investment in Nigeria and its dedication to making financial services more accessible, affordable, convenient, safe and reliable for Nigerians.

It will act as a support hub for customers, merchants and business partners, offering a more convenient point of contact for assistance, business engagement and service-related needs. Kano, being a significant hub for trade, commerce and businesses in Northern Nigeria, will enable OPay to better comprehend and address the needs of people and businesses in the region.

Additionally, the office will enhance engagement with local merchants and business owners, facilitating their access to digital payment solutions required to serve customers and manage everyday transactions more efficiently.

Ifeoma Mba, Chief People Officer at OPay, emphasized during the opening ceremony that the company's commitment lies in being closer to the people and communities it serves. With the opening of the Kano office, OPay aims to provide more customers and businesses with the support they require while gaining a better understanding of their needs.

OPay proudly reaffirms its long-term commitment to Nigeria and its role in supporting the country's financial inclusion goals by bringing its people, services and support closer to local communities. By doing so, OPay is enabling more Nigerians to participate in the digital economy and providing businesses with more opportunities to serve their customers.

OPay's business operations across Nigeria remain unaffected by the new office, as its services are still accessible to customers and merchants. As OPay continues to expand its physical presence across the country, its primary focus remains on making financial services more inclusive through technology.

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