OPay Reaffirms Commitment to Nigeria and Inclusive Finance Through Technology
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- OPay denied viral claims that it is preparing to shut down.
- The company reaffirmed its long-term commitment to Nigeria’s digital economy, customers and merchants during a town hall in Lagos.
OPay has dismissed viral claims of an impending shutdown, reaffirming its commitment to Nigeria’s digital economy, customers and merchants.
The Nigerian fintech made the clarification on Wednesday, September 2, 2026, during a live town hall in Lagos.
The event brought together OPay’s senior leadership, members of FintechNGR and ALMPO, media representatives and legal representatives.
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