List of all articles filed under “nigeria-business-services” category.
Nigeria holds the title of Africa’s largest economy. Its dynamic and diverse economic landscape is shaped by its rich natural resources, youthful population, and strategic …
Tayo Oviosu presents payments company Paga. Paga was founded in early 2009 in Nigeria and is building an ecosystem to enable the emerging middle-class to pay and get paid, shop, and sell. Paga enables consumers to access and use money in the most convenient way for them, whether that is through a neighborhood store (agents) or via their mobile phone (smartphone or feature phone). Paga also enables sellers to sell more efficiently and access financing.
Tayo Oviosu, Founder and CEO of Paga, a payments and financial services ecosystem made in Nigeria, explains what makes the company different from the competition.
Lucia Brawley and Derrick Ashong discuss the problems faced by media companies when it comes to targeting, measuring and understanding audiences, and give an overview of the solution provided by AMP Global, whose goal is to build passionate communities around high-quality content, providing brands and media companies with deep insight into global youth audiences.
Lucia Brawley and Derrick Ashong, Founders and Partners at AMP Global, explain how their innovative solution can help media companies reach, retain and understand global youth audiences through high-quality content.
Nkiru Amadi-Emina discusses financial services in Nigeria and presents Pivo Africa, an SME-focused financial platform that allows SMEs across Africa access all the financial services they need in one place. Businesses use Pivo to setup a corporate account, apply for business loans, transact in over 42 different currencies, and manage their finances all in one simple application.
Nkiru Amadi-Emina, Founder and CEO of Pivo Africa, a financial platform for small and medium sized businesses, discusses supply chain finance in Nigeria and explains what makes Pivo different.
Johanna Monthe gives an overview of Epena Law, a firm based in the UK, Cameroon and Nigeria. Through understanding of both civil and common laws, Epena is able to seamlessly navigate through the various legal systems in Africa, having deep roots and knowledge of markets, regulations and key players. The legal practice serves the needs of corporates, investment funds, growth companies and financial institutions, by providing advisory services on a wide range of corporate and commercial transactions.
Johanna Monthe, Partner at Epena Law, a legal practice specialized in serving the needs of corporates, investment funds, growth companies and financial institutions by providing advisory services on a wide range of corporate and commercial transactions, explains what makes the firm stand out from the competition.
Abolore Salami shares his assessment of the fintech industry in Nigeria and presents Riby, a digital platform dedicated to cooperatives and trade groups which was created to help members of these groups access financial services, such as savings and loans, through the platform. Riby’s aim is to help millions of Africans achieve better financial access and stability.
