Locked out: How the $20 spending cap on naira cards severely restricted a generation of global Nigerians
Nigeria has 120 million active payment cards. For 3 years, most of them could not buy a streaming subscription, pay a tuition fee, or settle a hotel bill outside the country. The story of how that happened, and why it is not quite over.
OnePurze aims to become Nigeria’s ultimate digital wallet
There is a particular kind of anger that comes from watching someone you love get robbed, and nobody…
Nigeria Q1 2026 GDP: Trade and real estate outweigh tech
When the National Bureau of Statistics releases a headline like “services sector reaches all-time high share of GDP,”…
Chimoney user still awaits promised $355.28 refund 38 days after shutdown
When Chimoney founder Uchi Uchibeke announced in May 2026 that the cross-border payments startup was shutting down, he…
