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Sadeeq

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Hello, I’m Abubakar Yahaya Inuwa, founder of EventNukhba. Recently, it has become difficult for Nigerians to use ATM cards or send remittances from Nigerian banks to India, as these services no longer function as they used to. This has caused major challenges for students, businesspeople, and tourists. We are developing a platform that will allow Nigerians to send Naira directly to Indian Rupees (INR) into their Indian bank accounts instantly and securely. We’re seeking collaboration with Indian fintech startups to create a compliant, transparent solution to solve this issue. If you have expertise in fintech, cross-border payments, or regulatory compliance, I’d love to connect and discuss how we can work together. Best regards,

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