OPay Leads the Conversation on Africa’s Next Financial Frontier at BusinessDay Fintech Summit 2026

Author: akintayo eribakePublished on: April 28, 2026Country: Nigeria

Business & EconomyTechnology

OPay Leads the Conversation on Africa’s Next Financial Frontier at BusinessDay Fintech Summit 2026

OPay, a leading financial technology company in Nigeria, was the headline sponsor of the inaugural BusinessDay Fintech Summit held on April 22, 2026, in Lagos. OPay's COO/CTO, Dotun Daniel Adekunle, delivered a keynote address emphasizing the need to build intelligent financial systems that improve users' lives. He highlighted the importance of focusing on measurable impact rather than transaction volumes.

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