As Nigeria’s youth-driven digital economy expands, mobile banking has become the backbone of daily transactions. However, the rapid adoption of mobile banking combined with persistent digital literacy gaps has exposed millions of users to evolving cyber threats. With over 70 percent of Nigeria’s population under 35 and mobile banking deeply woven into everyday life, cybersecurity is no longer just a banking issue but a digital literacy challenge. As 2026 approaches, stronger collaboration between banks, regulators, educators, and the m
As Nigeria’s youth-driven digital economy expands, mobile banking has become the backbone of daily transactions. However, the rapid adoption of mobile banking combined with persistent digital literacy gaps has exposed millions of users to evolving cyber threats. With over 70 percent of Nigeria’s population under 35 and mobile banking deeply woven into everyday life, cybersecurity is no longer just a banking issue but a digital literacy challenge. As 2026 approaches, stronger collaboration between banks, regulators, educators, and the m