Nigerian fintech companies and banks are pouring more than £100 million ($127 million) into the United Kingdom, driving hundreds of new jobs and marking a notable shift in capital flows from Africa's largest economy to one of the world's oldest financial centres. The expansions come as President Bola Ahmed Tinubu wraps up a historic two-day state visit to Britain on March 18-19, the first by a Nigerian leader in nearly 37 years. Hosted by King Charles III at Windsor Castle, the visit has spotlighted deepening economic ties, with announcem
Nigerian fintech companies and banks are pouring more than £100 million ($127 million) into the United Kingdom, driving hundreds of new jobs and marking a notable shift in capital flows from Africa's largest economy to one of the world's oldest financial centres. The expansions come as President Bola Ahmed Tinubu wraps up a historic two-day state visit to Britain on March 18-19, the first by a Nigerian leader in nearly 37 years. Hosted by King Charles III at Windsor Castle, the visit has spotlighted deepening economic ties, with announcem