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…

Barely 48 hours after a truck belonging to a cement company rammed into a BRT bus killing three and injuring many others in Lagos, another truck conveying cows yesterday crushed an operator of motorbike ride-hailing service, ORide (OPay), to death at Iyana-Itire bus-stop on the Oshodi-Apapa expressway.

When Uber first hit the streets of Lagos in July 2014, it marked the beginning of a new phase in the use of technology in Nigeria's transportation sector. Ride-hailing offered easy and classy commute through the commercial nerve-centre of Africa’s most populous country. Besides, it offers a wide range of people an avenue to earn…

For more than 10 years, PayCom has been working in Nigeria, focusing on mobile payments. A recapitalisation policy by Nigeria’s Central Bank threatened to push it out of existence until Opera Software acquired the controlling shares in the company in 2017. That singular investment by Opera has morphed into a revolution that has launched PayCom…