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    Dashboard for Financial Inclusion to be launched in Abuja

    National UpdateBy National UpdateNovember 26, 2022 Business No Comments1 Min Read
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    Stakeholders committed to the National Financial Inclusion in Nigeria set to converge in Abuja to scale up the intervention that would further crash the exclusion rate from 39.5% actualized in 2020.
    At the meeting the financial dashboard would be launched for Enhancing Financial Innovation and Access (EFInA), CEO Isaiah Owolabi, said in a statement

    The statement reads in part: “As part of strategic activities in line with the conference, EFInA is scheduled to launch the National Financial Inclusion Dashboard on its website.

    According to him: “This tracks the National Financial Inclusion 2020 targets, and will participate in a panel session titled “Deepening digital financial services adoption and usage” to share innovative digital financial inclusion models that has opportunity to advance adoption of digital financial services among women, youth, and low-income Nigerians.

    “The International Financial Inclusion conference is an opportunity to showcase all innovative strategies we have implemented since the launch of the National Financial Inclusion 2012 strategy to get us to 51% of Nigerians served by the formal financial system,” said EFInA CEO Isaiah Owolabi.

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