


Financial inclusion: Why all past initiatives failed
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How innovation is pushing Nigeria’s financial inclusion drive [Opinion]

Financial inclusion: MTN upgrades MoMo Agent services, allow more payment offerings

VerifyMe’s new secured funds to unlock financial inclusion

Financial inclusion: Report shows North far behind

Stanbic IBTC’s @ease wallet to help drive financial inclusion


Cashless policy: Don cautions CBN on what could negate financial inclusion


Peer-to-Peer finance provides greatest opportunity for financial inclusion

Firm deepens financial inclusion through digital payment


Financial inclusion : Fidelity Bank doles out N16m to 13 customers

CBN unveils strategy to achieve 80% financial inclusion

Financial inclusion rate hits 63.6% in 2018

The imperative, urgency of financial inclusion — NIBBS


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EFInA organizes workshop for journalists on Financial Inclusion
Enhancing Financial Innovation & Access (EFInA), a leading financial sector development organization, recently organized a workshop for journalists in Lagos, to promote financial inclusion and improved existing financial awareness and literacy of the under banked using existing media infrastructure for efficient adoption of the financial services in Nigeria.

Financial inclusion: 2 million Nigerians to benefit from ‘Trader Moni’ initiative — BoI
The Executive Director, Bank of Industry, Toyin Adeniji, said yesterday that they will not relent until every Nigerian who is willing, have access to loan irrespective of the status or level of education.

Financial Inclusion: System Specs easy route to achieving 2020 target
The Executive Director, Systems Specs Limited, Mr. John Obaro says the 2020 Financial Inclusion target set by Nigeria will be a mirage if the country continues to embrace traditional technology at the expense of innovation.

Financial inclusion lessons from Ghana (2)
Financial inclusion thrives best, in my opinion, in an environment of macroeconomic stability; in a robust financial ecosystem within a well-governed country that is at peace with itself

Financial inclusion lessons from Ghana (2)
WE begin by noting the crucial role played by the Bank of Ghana (BoG) in steering the financial inclusion agenda. The BoG has provided policies that support the development of branchless banking in the country.

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