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6 ways the CBN’s cash withdrawal limit could benefit Nigeria’s telecom companies, from new revenue streams to increased customer penetration

6 ways the CBN’s cash withdrawal limit could benefit Nigeria’s telecom companies, from new revenue streams to increased customer penetration

Nigeria’s telecoms companies can cash in on the CBN’s cash withdrawal limit, and it could open new revenue streams, partnerships, and products. Here are 6 ways they could aid and benefit from the move towards a cashless economy. Read More Techpoint Africa

The last Techpoint Digest for 2022

On TechpointDigest, Victoria Fakiya discusses what 2023 holds for the African tech ecosystem and the Nigerian Senate asking the CBN to postpone the...

From continued capital crunch to shortage of IT talent, what does 2023 hold for African startups?

With the year drawing to a close, Techpoint Africa spoke to a few investors with experience in the African market to get a feel of what the next...

Nigerians might lose access to USSD transactions if banks continue to owe telcos

Nigerians might lose access to USSD transactions if banks continue to owe telcos. Read More Techpoint Africa

Access Bank, GTB, and Fidelity Bank recorded 26,877 fraud cases in the first half of 2022

On TechpointDigest, Victoria Fakiya discusses GTB, Access Bank, and Fidelity Bank’s fraud cases in H1 2022, Propcrowdy securing its crowdfunding...

6 ways the CBN’s cash withdrawal limit could benefit Nigeria’s telecom companies, from new revenue streams to increased customer penetration

6 ways the CBN’s cash withdrawal limit could benefit Nigeria’s telecom companies, from new revenue streams to increased customer penetration

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