nigeria financial exclusion

Nigeria’s Financial Exclusion Rate Falls to 21%, But Poorest Nigerians Still Left Behind

Nigeria’s financial exclusion rate has fallen to 21% in 2026, marking a significant improvement in access to formal financial services. However, the latest EFInA report shows that the progress has not reached Nigerians equally. The biggest gap is now concentrated among the country’s poorest households, raising a bigger question about whether having access to financial…

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NEPC Urges ECOWAS Trade Network to Find New Funding Beyond Member Contributions

The Nigerian Export Promotion Council (NEPC) has called on members of the ECOWAS Trade Promotion Organization (TPO) Network to pursue alternative funding sources to strengthen regional trade promotion and economic integration across West Africa. Speaking at the 6th Annual General Assembly of the Network in Dakar, Senegal, NEPC Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer Mrs….

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