Vice President Kashim Shettima and former Emir of Kano, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, were among the key dignitaries present at the rebranding event of Enhancing Financial Innovation and Access (EFInA). The event marked a new phase for the organization as it continues its mission to drive financial inclusion and innovation in Nigeria.
During the event, Shettima emphasized the federal government’s commitment to expanding financial access, particularly for underserved communities. He highlighted the role of fintech and digital banking in bridging the financial gap and fostering economic growth.
Sanusi, a strong advocate for financial inclusion, commended EFInA’s contributions to improving access to financial services. He stressed the need for policies that support inclusive banking, especially for small businesses, rural populations, and women.
EFInA, a leading financial development organization, used the occasion to unveil its renewed strategy aimed at accelerating financial inclusion through technology, data-driven insights, and stakeholder collaborations. Industry leaders and policymakers at the event discussed key challenges in the financial sector and explored solutions to enhance the accessibility and affordability of financial services.
The event concluded with calls for stronger partnerships between the government, financial institutions, and private sector players to ensure that more Nigerians are integrated into the formal financial system.
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