How Fintech fuels Nigeria’s gaming boom

Author: ObohPublished on: May 15, 2026Country: Nigeria

Business & EconomyTechnology

Nigeria's gaming industry is rapidly evolving through fintech, mobile payments, and artificial intelligence. The Enugu Gaming Conference (EGC) 2026, scheduled for July 29-30, 2026, will bring together regulators, fintech innovators, and gaming operators to explore this growing sector. In 2025, Africa's gaming market generated over $2.29 billion, with Nigeria contributing approximately $300 million.

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