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OPay Wants to Go Public in the US. Could Nigerians Buy Its Shares Too?
OPay’s planned US IPO and proposed NGX listing could give investors a chance to own part of a payment company widely used in Nigeria, but the share price, offering details and timeline for a Nigerian listing remain unconfirmed.
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ADEDOYIN OLUWADARASIMI
ATMs Used to Be the Easiest Way to Get Cash in Nigeria. What Happened?
Nigeria's ATM network faces growing competition from POS agents as customers prioritise fast, reliable cash withdrawals over queues and failed transactions.Precious O. Unusere
OPay Is on 69% of Nigerian Smartphones. What Does That Teach Us About Building for Nigerians?
OPay's 69% presence on Nigerian smartphones offers lessons on fintech, convenience, consumer behaviour, and what businesses can learn from building for everyday needs.Precious O. Unusere
OPay At 8: Five Things Nigerians Wanted From Banks That OPay Delivered Differently
Eight years after entering Nigeria, OPay has changed how Nigerians access everyday financial services. But what problems did it actually help solve? And how did that change the banking experience?Owobu Maureen
OPay Wants a Legal Redress Over a Viral Claim. But What Actually Happens When False Information Moves Faster Than the Truth?
The OPay viral shutdown claim highlights the dangers of misinformation, the speed of social media rumours, and the legal challenges Nigerian companies face when seeking redress.Precious O. Unusere