Austin Okere
As preparations for the Third Quarter Forum of the Nigeria Information Technology Reporters Association (NITRA) gather momentum, stakeholders in the banking, ICT and FinTech sectors of the Nigerian economy have continued to throw their weight behind the event.
The latest to confirm his support for the programme is Mr Austin Okere, Founder/Vice Chairman of Computer Warehouse Group (CWG) Plc, who has accepted to chair the one-day event.
In a signed message which was addressed to NITRA, Okere said: “Thank you for the invitation to chair this event. I am honoured and pleased to accept. I trust I shall be receiving more information in due course.”
Digital disruption is changing how traditional banking services, payments, and remittances are now offered in the digital economy. Almost all sectors of financial services including payments, money transfers, banking and more are being re-imagined by non-traditional providers and FinTechs, while the traditional incumbent providers are reinventing themselves very quickly to understand better, the puzzle presented by FinTech and how they can leverage on the digital movement.
To this end, the Nigeria Information Technology Reporters Association (NITRA), an umbrella body for journalists reporting Information and Communications Technology (ICT) in Nigeria is organising the third edition of its quarterly forum entitled, “Digital Payment: Prospects and Challenges of a Financially Inclusive Nigeria.”
The event, which holds on September 29, 2017 at Eko Hotels, Victoria Island, Lagos, will not only highlight the challenges and opportunities in the FinTech space in Nigeria, but will also provide knowledge and networking platform that will bring the Nigeria Fintech industry at par with its counterparts across the globe.
The event also offers the Banking, ICT and FinTech industries an excellent opportunity to showcase some of their achievements before the largest gathering of the sectors players under one roof. It affords them the opportunity to share their contributions to Digital Payments as well as efforts towards actualising financial inclusion in the country.
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