If OPay Is Going Public, Nigeria Should Be on the Ticket

Shola Akande If Bloomberg’s reporting proves correct, OPay could ring a bell in New York before the end of the year. The payments company, built on Nigerian consumers, Nigerian agents

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August 14, 2026 · 10:00 · 5 min read

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Shola Akande If Bloomberg’s reporting proves correct, OPay could ring a bell in New York before the end of the year. The payments company, built on Nigerian consumers, Nigerian agents

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If OPay Is Going Public, Nigeria Should Be on the Ticket