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Nigerian mobile money startup Paga wants 15 million users by 2015

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Tuesday, December 13, 2011 - 10:21

Paga was founded on the simple belief that mobile phones could be leveraged to provide financial services to Nigerians. The traditional banking sector remains out of reach to most Nigerians. A major reason is the cost/benefit analysis of deploying brick and mortar infrastructure in a cost efficient manner across the region. Paga brings financial services around the corner of every Nigerian via their agent network.

“Access to basic financial services – the ability to save, transfer and invest even small amounts of money – can make a huge difference to people around the world. It can help a farmer to survive a bad harvest, or provide a slum-dweller with the vital capital needed to start a small business.” – Richard Mwami, head of mobile money, MTN Uganda

Tayo Oviosu, the founder of Pagatech, a mobile money services platform in Nigeria, can attest to the above quote.

Paga was founded on the simple belief that mobile phones could be leveraged to provide financial services to Nigerians.

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