When Mrs. Agbaje started her school in Ibadan twelve years ago, she didn’t envision a tech-enabled future. Her dream was simple—provide affordable, quality education to children...
Running a business in Nigeria isn’t just about providing quality products or services; it’s also about making sure you get paid on time. Too often, business...
For many Nigerian small business owners, cash flow isn’t just a challenge—it’s a constant battle. Whether it’s schools struggling with delayed tuition payments, logistics firms dealing...
By Yvonne-Faith Elaigwu, Head of Operations and Governance, OnePipe Consider a typical day in the life of Mr. Chukwu, a small business owner in Lagos. His morning...
By Abang Emenyi, Head, Growth & Marketing, OnePipe The sights and sounds of a bustling local market in Lagos on a busy Saturday are something to...
By Yvonne-Faith Elaigwu, Head of Operations and Governance, OnePipe Imagine a bustling Tuesday morning in the city of Lagos and Mrs. Hadiza, a vibrant entrepreneur, is preparing...
By Kevwe Onokerhoraye, Head, Product Strategy, OnePipe Imagine this: Mr. Okeke runs a small grocery store in the bustling city of Lagos, Nigeria. He has been...
By Victor Irechukwu, Head of Engineering, OnePipe. In recent years, non-bank providers have been integrating financial services into various products and services. This enables merchants that...
By Abang Emenyi, Head, Growth & Marketing, OnePipe Amina, a small grocery store owner in bustling Lagos, Nigeria, is the embodiment of resilience. Her store is...
By Victor Irechukwu, Head of Engineering, OnePipe Waving your hand to pay after shopping at a store, or simply placing your mobile phone on the checkout...