Oraimo – Nominated for Customer-Centric of the Year Award at the MOI Awards
Tuesday, 04 November 2025
Oraimo is an innovative consumer tech brand under Transsion Holdings, primarily specialising in mobile accessories and smart wearables such as earbuds, power banks, smartwatches and personal-care gadgets. First launched in 2013 with the goal of “exploring the wonderful world” of smart accessories, the brand’s mission has been to deliver high performance and affordability across emerging
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FairMoney- Nominated for Customer-Centric Company Award at the MOI Awards
Thursday, 30 October 2025
Founded in 2017 by Laurin Hainy, Matthieu Gendreau, and Nicolas Berthozat, FairMoney began with a clear mission: to democratize access to financial services across emerging markets, starting with Nigeria. What started as a mobile lending app offering quick, collateral-free loans has evolved into one of Africa’s leading digital banks, licensed by the Central Bank of
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Kuda Bank – Nominated for the Customer-Centric Award of the Year at the MOI Awards
Thursday, 30 October 2025
Founded in 2019 by Babs Ogundeyi and Musty Mustapha, Kuda Bank has redefined what modern banking means for Africans. Born from the founders’ shared vision to make banking simple, affordable, and accessible, Kuda was built as Nigeria’s first full-service digital-only bank, licensed by the Central Bank of Nigeria and powered entirely by technology. Babs Ogundeyi,
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AG Mortgage Bank Plc -Nominated for Customer-Centric Company of the Year at the MOI Awards
Wednesday, 29 October 2025
Founded in 2004 and incorporated on 21 July of that year as a Primary Mortgage Institution (PMI), AG Mortgage Bank Plc is headquartered at 96 Opebi Road, Ikeja, Lagos. The bank was established with a clear mission: to enable Nigerians to own homes through innovative, affordable financing solutions. Under the leadership of its founders, Dr.
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inDrive – Nominated for the Customer-Centric Award at the MOI Awards
Monday, 27 October 2025
inDrive is a global mobility and urban services platform that empowers users to take control of their rides through a unique, people-driven model. Unlike traditional ride-hailing services, inDrive allows riders and drivers to negotiate fares directly, creating a fairer and more transparent system for both sides. Founded in 2013 in Yakutsk, Russia, the platform has
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Wakanow – Nominated for Customer Centric Company of the Year at the MOI Awards
Thursday, 23 October 2025
Wakanow is Nigeria’s number one online travel agency, helping millions of travelers find the best flight deals, book hotels, plan vacations, and enjoy seamless travel experiences. Founded in 2008, the company has grown into Africa’s leading travel-tech brand, known for making travel accessible, affordable, and stress-free for everyone from students to families to business travelers.
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Cowrywise – Nominated for Customer Centric Company of the Year at the MOI Awards
Thursday, 23 October 2025
Cowrywise is a Nigerian fintech company that makes saving and investing easy for everyone. The platform helps users automate their finances, turning the once stressful process of planning savings or choosing investments into a simple, disciplined routine. Whether you want to save daily, weekly, monthly, Cowrywise ensures your money grows steadily with better returns than
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Paystack – Nominated for Customer-Centric Company of the Year at the MOI Awards
Thursday, 23 October 2025
Founded in 2015 in Lagos by visionary entrepreneurs Shola Akinlade and Ezra Olubi, Paystack built a bridge between African commerce and the global digital economy, allowing businesses large and small to accept cards, bank transfers, mobile money and international payments with unprecedented ease. The company’s impact is clear: with thousands of businesses on its platform and
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Uber – Nominated for the Customer-Centric Company of the Year at the MOI Awards
Thursday, 23 October 2025
Uber Nigeria is being honoured for transforming urban mobility through technology, innovation, and inclusivity. Since its launch in Nigeria, Uber has redefined how people move, making transportation safer, faster, and more accessible to millions. By connecting riders and driver-partners through a seamless digital platform, the company has helped build a smarter and more efficient transport
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FairMoney – Nominated for Customer Centric of the Year at the MOI Awards
Thursday, 23 October 2025
FairMoney is a Nigerian digital financial services platform that places the user at the heart of its operations. With a mission to become the “mobile bank for the next two billion”, FairMoney has built a strong customer-centric ethos. In 2024, FairMoney’s growth story made headlines: it grew gross revenue by 62 % to ₦121.9 billion
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Lush Hair – Nominated for Customer Centric of the Year at MOI Awards
Thursday, 23 October 2025
Lush Hair Nigeria is a premium home-grown hair extensions and hair-care brand crafted for the modern African woman. Founded in 2018, the brand emphasises inclusivity and quality, offering extensions tailored to Nigerian hair textures and addressing diverse needs of women regardless of age, size or skin tone. Lush Hair turned heads with the launch of
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Advans Nigeria – Nominated for Customer-Centric Company of the Year at MOI Awards
Monday, 20 October 2025
Advans La Fayette Microfinance Bank, popularly known as Advans Nigeria, is one of the country’s leading microfinance institutions committed to empowering small businesses and promoting financial inclusion. Established in 2012, the bank has grown into a trusted name for entrepreneurs, low-income earners, and small-scale traders by providing tailored financial solutions that drive economic growth. In
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FCMB- Nominated for Customer Centric Company of the Year at the MOI Awards
Tuesday, 16 September 2025
First City Monument Bank is a leading Nigerian financial services group focused on retail, commercial and investment banking. Established from its 1982 origins, FCMB has grown through strategic acquisitions and product diversification to serve millions of customers across Nigeria and the UK. The group provides a full suite of services including corporate and retail banking,
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SLOT NG- Nominated for Customer Centric Company of the Year at the MOI Awards
Wednesday, 10 September 2025
Slot Systems Limited, popularly known as Slot NG, stands as one of Nigeria’s foremost indigenous retail giants, specializing in mobile phones, computers, electronics, and accessories. Founded in 1998 by Chief Nnamdi Ezeigbo, the company began modestly in Lagos but has since expanded into a nationwide household name with branches strategically spread across the country. Slot
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Moniepoint – Nominated for Customer Centric Company of the Year at the MOI Awards
Wednesday, 10 September 2025
Moniepoint Inc., formerly operating as TeamApt, is a trailblazing financial technology company committed to expanding financial access and inclusion across Africa. Established in 2015 by Tosin Eniolorunda and Felix Ike, the company initially provided banking software solutions that streamlined operations for Nigerian financial institutions. In 2019, Moniepoint secured a Central Bank of Nigeria switching license,
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Sterling Bank – Nominated for Customer-Centric Company of the Year at MOI Awards 2025
Tuesday, 02 September 2025
Sterling Bank Plc is one of Nigeria’s most visionary financial institutions, distinguished by its customer-first approach and unwavering commitment to sustainable banking. Founded in 1960 as Nigeria Acceptances Limited (NAL), the bank was converted to a full-fledged commercial bank in 1969, and later became Sterling Bank Plc following a successful consolidation with four other banks
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Fidelity Bank – Nominated for Customer-Centric Company Of the Year at MOI Awards 2025
Tuesday, 02 September 2025
Fidelity Bank Plc is one of Nigeria’s most dynamic and resilient financial institutions, with a legacy that dates back to 1987 when it was incorporated and formally commenced operations in 1988. Over the years, the bank has grown from a modest merchant bank to a leading commercial and international bank, securing a universal banking license
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Air Peace – Nominated For Customer-Centric Company of the Year at the MOI Awards
Tuesday, 02 September 2025
Air Peace is Nigeria’s largest private airline, founded in 2014 with a stated mission to expand domestic connectivity and grow regional and international routes. Under its founder Allen Onyema, the carrier prioritized fleet expansion and route development to serve underserved domestic airports across Nigeria. Air Peace operates scheduled domestic services and a growing network of
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DHL – Nominated for Customer-Centric Company of the Year at the MOI Awards
Tuesday, 02 September 2025
DHL Group is the world’s leading logistics provider, combining express parcel delivery, freight forwarding, e-commerce and contract logistics across a global network. As part of Deutsche Post DHL Group, DHL integrates air, sea and road freight with warehousing, supply-chain solutions and last-mile services. The company is widely known for operational scale, reliability in time-sensitive shipments
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Bolt – Nominated for Customer Centric-Company Of the Year at the MOI Awards
Tuesday, 02 September 2025
Bolt is a Tallinn-founded mobility platform that operates ride-hailing, micromobility, food and grocery delivery, and car-sharing across Europe, Africa and other regions. From challenger beginnings, Bolt scaled rapidly into hundreds of cities by offering competitive fares, lower commissions and driver-friendly terms. The company’s ‘mobility super-app’ approach bundles scooters, shared cars and delivery services to provide
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