OPay just opened a legit upgraded branch in Ibadan after running some lower-tier setup there before, and they brought out the whole squad of business partners and merchants to celebrate the launch. Elizabeth Wang from the company said they want people who prefer face-to-face banking to actually have somewhere decent to go instead of being forced online, and they plan to renovate all 28 offices across 25 states to match this new standard. The facility will handle merchant support and help regular users sort out issues faster.
The partnership head mentioned that customers should expect better collaboration programs and more support structures as the company keeps expanding across Nigeria. OPay rolled out Face ID security features and other tech protections to keep transactions safer, and the Ibadan office will serve as a hub for product demos and partner meetings while pushing their financial inclusion agenda for small businesses and young people.
The partnership head mentioned that customers should expect better collaboration programs and more support structures as the company keeps expanding across Nigeria. OPay rolled out Face ID security features and other tech protections to keep transactions safer, and the Ibadan office will serve as a hub for product demos and partner meetings while pushing their financial inclusion agenda for small businesses and young people.
