When the authorities in Lagos State, Nigeria's commercial capital and one of the country's most populous states, banned commercial motorcycles and tricycles from major routes in Lagos city, officials said the move was aimed at securing lives and sanitising transportation in the city. Traffic in the city is maniacal, frenzied, time-consuming, and can be outright…

Nigerian financial service technology company, OPay has announced a partnership with leading global digital payments platform WorldRemit...

Stakeholders in the mobile money and banking agency network ecosystem have decried what they described as poor providers strategy and high rate of agents turnover which according to them are working against the objectives of financial inclusion.

To combat the spread of COVID-19, a financial service technology company, OPay, has supported healthcare centres and hospitals across the country with about 300,000 face masks.

In this interview, OPay’s COuntry Manager Iniabasi Akpan discusses Opay’s growth in the past few months and how the company has been able to scale its payments and agent business during COVID-19.

OPay Nigeria Thursday said it was putting on hold the operations of three of its units - ride-hailing services, ORide and OCar, and logistics service OExpress. The payment company said harsh business conditions in the country, the ban on the operations of the commercial motorcycles, and the lockdown induced by COVID-19 pandemic badly impacted its…

Nigerian financial service technology company, Opay, has announced it will be committing more than N50 million in its initial efforts...

Nigerian financial service technology company, Opay, has joined Nigerians and the government in rolling out a series of anti-pandemic...

In protest against today’s take-off of the ban on the operations of commercial motorcycles on some major Lagos roads and bridges by the Lagos State Government, riders of e-hailing motorcycles yesterday took to the streets to express their grievances.

Dean, School of Transport, Lagos State University, Prof. Samuel Odewumi has applauded the emergence of the e-hailing ride in the country, urging government at all levels

OPay a provider of payment, ride-hailing, food delivery and loan services have been given approval by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to commence international money transfer...

The riders of a bike hailing company in Nigeria OPay have protested against the incessant harassment by the members of the National Union of Road Transport Workers in Lagos state. "What is happening is ticketing problem," Adedamola a rider told The Guardian in Ikeja. Adedamola said the riders protested on Monday because they were asked…