L-R: Joshua Folayemi, PR Lead, OPay; Ifeoma Mba, Chief People Officer, OPay; Alhaji Sani Umar, Mai Unguwar, Kawaji; Abubakar Abba, Mai Unguwar, Yankaba; and Isimeme Ayobami Owobu, Director, Key Account Merchants, Retail and FMCG, OPay at the official launch of the OPay Office in Kano State.
KANO, Nigeria — OPay has opened a new office in Kano State, bringing its financial services and customer support closer to individuals, businesses and communities across the state, the company said.
The office is on Hadeja Road, by Yankaba Market. According to OPay, it will serve as a support hub for customers, merchants and business partners, offering a local point of contact for assistance, business engagement and service-related needs.
The company said Kano is an important centre for trade and commerce in Northern Nigeria, and that the office will help it better understand and respond to the needs of people and businesses in the region. It also plans to strengthen engagement with local merchants, helping them accept digital payments and manage daily transactions.
Speaking at the opening, Ifeoma Mba, OPay’s Chief People Officer, said the company aims to be closer to the people and communities it serves, and that the office gives customers and businesses easier access to support.
OPay said it has operated in Nigeria since 2018, offering services that allow individuals and businesses to make payments, transfer money, pay bills and save. The company said business operations across the country are continuing as usual.
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