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Tinubu Moves to Break South African Firm’s Hold on Nigeria’s Airtime, Data Lending Market

President Bola Tinubu has directed the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) to dismantle the 12-year monopoly enjoyed by South African technology firm Optasia (formerly Channel VAS) in Nigeria’s airtime credit lending and data advance market.

The directive aims to liberalize a sector estimated to be worth up to ₦3 trillion in annual transaction value, opening it up exclusively to indigenous financial technology companies..See the video & full news here.

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