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Ecobank Fintech Breakfast Series: Partnering for a stronger ecosystem

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Ecobank Fintech Breakfast Series: Partnering for a stronger ecosystem
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On Friday, the 22nd of April, Ecobank in partnership with TechCabal will host the principle edition of its Fintech Breakfast series. This edition will doubtless be centered on how fintechs can produce and leverage partnerships with banks for improve and growth across Africa.

Talking on the tournament are: – Tayo Oviosu – Founder & CEO, Paga Community

– Tomilola Majekodunmi – Co-founder & CEO, Bankly

– Gbenga Agboola – Co-founder & CEO, Flutterwave

– Victor Asemota – CEO & Most main E book, SwiftaCorp

– Isaac Kamuta – Community Head: Money Management and Consumer Entry, Ecobank

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