
Nigerian Fintech Growth Defies Inflation in 2026
Nigeria's fintech sector grew 70% in 2025 despite surging inflation. Here's what's driving the resilience — and what it means for founders and investors.
Finance, fintech, and economics

Nigeria's fintech sector grew 70% in 2025 despite surging inflation. Here's what's driving the resilience — and what it means for founders and investors.

DeFi is cutting remittance costs and transfer times that traditional systems have failed to fix for decades. Here's what the data says about how fast this shift is moving.

Before M-Pesa, cash-on-delivery was Africa's biggest last-mile problem. Here's how one mobile payment platform quietly rebuilt the continent's logistics infrastructure.

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Learning new skills paves way for financial stability in society. Money comes from providing value. New skills bring about innovations and desirable changes in the environment. Securing a university degree, especially in Africa, is no longer a guarantee for employability. The world is evolving due to advancements in technology. The labour market and the economy keep evolving. Th


\n It's likely that you've heard that data is the new oil. However, the oil must be transported to where it is required, refined, and consumed. Because there is a significant benefit in treating data…
\n The pandemic has intensified the role of digitization, banks cutting costs, with customers handling transactions on their phones . Banks and fintech companies are competing for market share,…
Centralized finance (CeFi) has dominated the financial market since the digitization of finance. We have had to succumb to expensive financial intermediaries who bury us in paperwork and elusive operations. This impediment has spurred the blockchain/cryptocurrency movement and its growing army of devotees. Decentralized finance (DeFi) is the latest iteration of this movement. DeFi sudden and loud growth from zero to a $100 billion market is putting traditional finance off the rails. It’s too early to say that DeFi will have dominion but it’s worth paying attention to. Central banks that banned cryptocurrencies are now coerced to regulate them.