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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 c

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Sounds like a complex regulatory nightmare. Will Indian fintech even want to get involved with Nigeria’s banking issues? I mean...why?

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