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Former Diamond Bank CEO launch Mobilebanking App called Sparkle. They promised a virtual /physical card solution, so I thought I should share.... Download the app for android and iPhone at http://www.sparkle.ng don't forget to use the referral code : TJP3J8 when registering
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Download the app for android and iPhone at http://www.sparkle.ng don't forget to use the referral code : TJP3J8 when registering |
Former CEO of Diamond Bank, a subsidiary of Nigeria’s multinational Access Bank Group, Pascal Dozie has launched a digital banking start-up in Nigeria called Sparkle, Disrupt Africa reports. Having run what is now Africa’s largest bank, where he grew the retail banking arm to 18 million customers and oversaw the successful merger with Access Bank in April 2019, Uzoma Pascal Dozie is turning his hand to the start-up scene. Dozie sees the mobile phone as the future of banking in Africa Sparkle is based out of Lagos. It aims to target consumers and retail small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) with its solutions. It wants to use technology to support and grow an entire community of retailers across the continent. Already armed with a banking license from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Sparkle’s mobile app is offering consumer services focused around flexible payments, savings and analytics – such as bill splitting, bill payments, and incentive discounts with partner merchants. The fintech has also collected a series of heavy weight partners, including Visa, Microsoft and PwC Nigeria, to help it develop its retail-focused offerings. “With Sparkle we are building customer experience-led functions around savings, lending, automated inventory and asset management, and we are also developing tools to help users register their companies, register for tax and even domains,” Dozie told Forbes last August. “We want to bring more people into the ‘system’ and plug the gap in terms of business advisory and regulatory services for retail SMEs in the country,” Dozie added. “These are services that do not currently exist under one roof for retailers.” Dozie sees the mobile phone as the future of banking in Africa. At Diamond Bank, between 2014 and 2018, he grew its mobile app users from 204,000 to 3.3 million. It took the bank nearly 20 years to accumulate the same through its branch network, hence proving that digital is the cheaper, more scalable solution. “It’s an exciting time for retail in Nigeria,” said Dozie. “It [Sparkle] is by no means a quick-fix solution, but we are committed to solving the unique and complex, changing needs of the Nigerian market.” Source: https://www.fintechfutures.com/2020/06/former-diamond-bank-ceo-launches-nigerian-start-up-sparkle/ Lalasticlala Mynd44 Seun
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kellychi4u:$299 scam means say naija dey learn work? Oh you didn't read the news where Nigerians were arrested for $100 million scam |
Empiree:don't mind that man that claims to be a master degree holder. |
DICKstractor:pepper soup wetin? ![]()
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themonk:do they eat scorpion before? ![]() |
SecretSpy666 for allowing me to mention some of the famous northern writers that I know, I hope you now agree that your master degree is good as simple pieces of paper . ![]() Dpaulie lawman88 Emmanuelcann Israeludoudo Samfloxin amuwo1980 Aguogba darediamond You all are a disgrace to your education, you have let tribalism, ignorance to cloud your minds that you believe a northerner can't be a celebrated writer, and for the record don't even think I am from there, I am nwa afor Igbo, but a well a informed one, after this list I hope you devote your time to read widely so that tribalism will not becloud your judgment anymore .... All this names I am about mentioning, Google is your friend pls use it wisely. Hauwa Ali Alhaji Dr. Aliyu Akilu Zaynab Alkali Nana Asma’u Muhammadu Bello Dan Fulani (wrote the sauna adventures) Hajiya Bilkisu Salisu Ahmed Funtuwa Abubakar Imam Helon Habila ( won the Caine prize in 2002) Farooq Adamu Kperogi Abdul Rasheed Na'Allah (the current vc of UNiAbuja) Ibrahim Sheme ( wrote the biography of Late pres. Ahmadu Musa Yar'Adua) Mamman Jiya Vatsa ( was killed by IBB because of some of his works) Balaraba Ramat Yakubu A. H mohammed and a host of others I can't remember. It's a pity I have to educate you guys on this. |
PoliteActivist:I am sure this is not among my 50th post to hit the front page, so I am not appalled that my post doesn't hit front page. I am just worried that image degrading posts hit the front page instead of uplifting ones. Get my point? |
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PoliteActivist:I was angry, fxxx patience, it was my last post that made it reach fp... |
lawman88: |
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That's more like it, thank you to the mod that pushed this to the front page. I apologize for my initial outrage. There are some citizens of my great country who only represent a fraction of us. And there are others too who represent the rest of us in good light, the later is what we should celebrate. Not some nonentity that become popular overnight, or some jealous south Africans displaying their childish tantrums and cumming all over the Nigerian online space |
OrestesDante:taahh you lie this is mtn welcome back data bundles |
COdeGenesis:you are the mumu, of you don't know. You will only end up shooting yourself in the leg for some pastry money. Nigeria and their "theifing" mentality |
KingTom:ouin ![]() |
Lalasticlala Mynd44 Seun so you guys to want to push this to the front page Abi... If it is snake or bad news you will rush and push it to the front page smh |
tranxo:sedo |
SecretSpy666:your master degree is useless if you don't know any northern female writer, throw it away. |
Who once sold Austin rentals //king for $250 here It just flipped for $3k |
Harry00:you can get it on Amazon |
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OBelz:I remember one girl like that, that I dated wore jeans shorts to visit me ![]() |
Anazp:but true true she's of the Igbo origin should we deny our own because we want you to feel better? |
SecretSpy666:you haven't read widely then there are excellent northern women writers too |
CornOak:ouin fantabulous ![]() |
meetme01:fantabulous ![]() |
Femcesc07:what stops you from asking it here? ![]() |
Nigerian American Writer Becomes New York Number 1 Bestseller I was scrolling through Instagram today when I saw this post, a list of New York Bestseller, most of which where about racism... I took a closer look at the picture and found out that the number 1 new York best seller for Paperback nonfiction book this week was "SO YOU WANT TO TALK ABOUT RACE" by a Nigerian-American. Her name is Ijeoma Oluo I had to goto NY times website to confirm, here you go see for yourself : https://www.nytimes.com/books/best-sellers/ Her biography Ijeoma Oluo is a Seattle-based writer, speaker, and Internet Yeller. She’s the author of the New York Times Best-Seller So You Want to Talk about Race, published in January by Seal Press. Named one of the The Root’s 100 Most Influential African Americans in 2017, one of the Most Influential People in Seattle by Seattle Magazine, one of the 50 Most Influential Women in Seattle by Seattle Met, and winner of the of the 2018 Feminist Humanist Award by the American Humanist Society, Oluo’s work focuses primarily on issues of race and identity, feminism, social and mental health, social justice, the arts, and personal essay. Her writing has been featured in The Washington Post, NBC News, Elle Magazine, TIME, The Stranger, and the Guardian, among other outlets. Source: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ijeoma_Oluo
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