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Ventureburn • 24 Jul 2014

Taking Nigerians cashless: Q&A with PayPal’s business lead for Africa

By Mich Atagana

Read nextOnePlus One review: two good to ignore

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Nigeria’s 170-million plus population has an estimated 60-million internet users, making it the largest potential market for PayPal of all the countries it has entered in recent months.

Before now, attempting to use PayPal in Nigeria would have lead to the blocking of your PayPal account, with the service hardly viewing the service in the most favorable light. However it seems all that is changing as the country’s young professionals with disposable income come online in search of places to spend their cash.

Mich Atagana

OnePlus One review: two good to ignore

Gearburn • 24 Jul 2014

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