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The EFInA Podcast

EFInA

Business & Entrepreneuriat

Fréquence : 1 épisode/35j. Total Éps: 8

The EFInA Podcasts is the first podcast channel that uses data evidence and human stories to inform, educate, and enlighten the public on everything related to financial and economic inclusion in Nigeria. Through focused dialogues with relevant stakeholders, the podcast sheds light on pertinent issues hampering financial and economic inclusion in Nigeria while exploring solutions to them.

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Credit Literacy, Personal Finance and Financial Health Part 1: Navigating Credit Nuances

vendredi 27 juin 2025 • Durée 24:38

In Nigeria, rising access to digital credit, informal lending, and consumer finance has not been matched by adequate credit education. At the same time, financial stress—due to poor saving habits, impulse spending, and income unpredictability—has weakened financial health among millions. This special episode explores the intersection of credit use, financial behaviour, and wellness with Mr Jerry Osagie, SME and personal finance expert By engaging both demand and supply-side perspectives, it aims to inform and inspire practical action for building a more financially resilient society.

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Designing for Her: Gender-Intentional Product Design

mardi 6 mai 2025 • Durée 39:12

In Nigeria and across Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), women continue to face significant barriers to financial inclusion. Despite contributing significantly to household welfare and local economies, particularly through micro and small businesses, women often lack access to credit, savings tools, insurance, and digital financial services. In this episode, we dive deep into women micro-entrepreneurs access to and usage of appropriate financial solutions through ‘Gender-Intentional Product Design’— what it is, why it matters, and how it can be the game-changer for millions of women micro-entrepreneurs in Nigeria and across Sub-Saharan Africa with Ms. Olajumoke Daramola, Specialist, Advisory Services, Africa at Women's World Banking. We share insights on issues and opportunities around pro-poor product innovations, exploring how gender-responsive financial products/solutions can empower women micro-entrepreneurs through expanded access to and usage of appropriate financial solutions that drive inclusive and enterprise growth.

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Designing for Women, Empowering Households and Communities

jeudi 3 avril 2025 • Durée 39:05

In this episode, we explore how gender-responsive financial products/solutions can empower women, strengthen households, and drive inclusive growth with Mustapha Otaru (Chief Product Officer, Sterling Bank). The conversation highlights barriers women face in accessing financial services, best practices in designing for their unique needs, and the broader socio-economic benefits of women’s financial empowerment through gender-responsive product innovation.

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Breaking the Silence on Consumer Dispute Reporting & Resolution in Nigeria's DFS Ecosystem.

Saison 1 · Épisode 5

lundi 17 mars 2025 • Durée 46:11

According to EFInA’s 2023 Access to Financial Services in Nigeria Survey (A2F) Report, negative perceptions, informed by bad experiences and fraud, have been a significant deterrent to formal financial inclusion, leading to a lack of trust in financial institutions and restraint in engaging with formal banking systems. This lack of trust has significant implications for Nigeria’s digital economy, where the success of digital financial services (DFS) hinges on consumer confidence and security. Fraudulent activities, including identity theft, phishing scams, and unauthorized transactions, erode trust and discourage individuals, particularly those in underserved communities, from fully adopting digital payment systems and financial products. In this episode, The conversation with Mr Ajibade Laolu-Adewale (Chairman, CeBIH; and Group Head, Partnerships, Digital Solutions and FINTECHs in WEMA Bank) seeks to answer the question, “How can Nigeria effectively report their grievances with FSPs and get satisfactory redress to build confidence in the system, leading to higher DFS updates and, ultimately, driving financial and economic inclusion

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Invisible Victims: Tackling Digital Fraud and Protecting the Most Vulnerable in Nigeria’s Digital Economy

vendredi 31 janvier 2025 • Durée 30:09

Quick Fact: Negative perceptions, informed by bad experiences and fraud, have been a significant deterrent to formal financial leading to a lack of trust in financial institutions and restraints in engaging with formal banking systems. Why is it important: Lack of trust has significant implications for Nigeria’s digital economy, where the success of digital financial services (DFS) hinges on consumer confidence and security. Fraudulent activities, including identity theft, phishing scams, and unauthorized transactions, erode trust and discourage individuals, particularly those in underserved communities, from fully adopting digital payment systems and financial products. In this episode, we discuss with Prof. Chiso Ndukwe Okafor, Executive Director of the Consumer Advocacy and Empowerment Foundation (CADEF), Nigeria, on the root causes of digital fraud, the structural vulnerabilities that expose at-risk populations, and the proactive measures necessary to fortify consumer protection and build trust in Nigeria’s rapidly evolving digital financial landscape.

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Digital Innovation in Financial Services and Last Mile Service Consumption

jeudi 16 janvier 2025 • Durée 28:49

Quick Fact: 26% of Nigerians remain financially excluded, many of whom are women, youth, and people in rural communities, who form the largest segment of last-mile consumers. Why it is important: Digital innovation in Digital financial services (DFS) has significantly reduced financial exclusion and can bridge gaps in access to essential services. However, low digital literacy, limited technology access, and security concerns hinder adoption among last-mile consumers. In this episode, we discuss with Mr Olu Akanmu, EFInA Board Director and Academic Director, Tech-Leap Initiative, Lagos Business School, the benefits and pitfalls of digital innovation in driving financial inclusion for the last mile, especially as digital innovation is leapfrogging at a pace faster than social development.

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Financial Inclusion and Economic Empowerment – Priorities for Nigeria

jeudi 12 décembre 2024 • Durée 28:52

Quick Fact: Between 2020 and 2023, financial inclusion in Nigeria moved from 68% to 74%. However, many are still excluded from formal financial services, an estimated 40.3 million Nigerian adults. Why it is important: To achieve last-mile financial inclusion, it is crucial to understand the causes of continued exclusion, and to fashion responsive policies and regulations, interventions, and financial services, that meet the excluded where they are. On this episode, we discuss with Dr. Nurudeen Zauro, sector professional and policy expert currently serving as the Technical Adviser to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, on Financial and Economic Inclusion, to discuss the Federal Government’s policy direction and programmatic strategy for achieving last mile financial inclusion for socio-economic development in Nigeria.

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Financial innovation and Access: The Consumer’s Threat

mercredi 23 octobre 2024 • Durée 21:07

Quick Fact: In 2023, 45% of Nigerians used Digital Financial Services (DFS) to meet their financial needs, up from 34% in 2020. Why it is important : As Digital Financial Service (DFS) users increase, new risks emerge for inexperienced consumers. These issues reduce the trust quotient in the market and pose a significant threat to financial inclusion, which is built on trust. This is Episode 1 of the EFInA podcasts - Chinasa Collins-Ogbuo, the EFInA Advocacy Lead, is in conversation with Oluwatomi Eromosele (PhD), a development economist expert who currently serves as EFInA’s General Manager and Research Lead to discuss the increasing threat of risk exposure to consumers due to the growing adoption of digital financial services.

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