In Nigeria, trust has been the original credit score for centuries. From market traders offering ‘pay later’ on garri to Fouani’s ‘Bankers Pay Small Small,’ informal BNPL has thrived not on algorithms, but on community ties. Yet today, as Klarna and Afterpay dominate globally, Nigeria’s
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