Nigerian fintech lending company, Renmoney has launched its mobile experience centers across Lagos. This is in line with its commitment to provide improved and more convenient lending and investment solutions for its customers.
Each experience center is equipped to enable customers complete end-to-end transactions at their convenience. The centers will move across different locations in Lagos to cater to both small business owners and salary earners who need to access credit.
Iyayi Oludapo, Renmoney’s Head of Sales describes the launch of mobile experience centers as a result of the business’ focus on improving service delivery by moving closer to the people.
“These mobile centers were built to provide easier access to people who need to reach us, without them having to travel too far.”
Iyayi Oludapo, Renmoney’s Head of Sales.
“As a business, we are continually addressing barriers to financial inclusion in Nigeria and we will continue to find innovative ways to deliver the best service to our customers,” Oluwatobi affirmed.
Renmoney Takes Computer Programming to Lagos Public Schools
Renmoney also partnered with Ingentes Technologies to coach public school pupils on computer programming.
The initiative titled, ‘Tech for the Streets’ exposes secondary school students to technology by teaching them basic coding and providing them with other tips on how to be successful in the Nigerian technology space.
Students at the IIupeju Senior Secondary School were the first to benefit from this in February 2019.
Renmoney’s Information Technology Manager, Adija Uzodinma, facilitated a session during the orientation. While addressing the students, Adija said:
“Technology skills cannot be ignored today as people who learn even basic technology skills are often viewed as more qualified for complex, higher income roles. I think it’s important that every child, no matter what career path they choose, should have at least one digital/technology skill.”
“We’re really happy to partner with Ingentes Technologies for this initiative because there’s a real need to provide a platforms where young minds can learn the basics from practicing professionals and be mentored to make good career choices.” Oluwatobi Boshoro, Renmoney’s CEO said.
Tech for the Streets is an initiative aimed at equipping public school students with ICT skills to prepare them to take advantage of future technological opportunities. Students will be tutored by seasoned facilitators on the use of Excel, Corel Draw and basic programming amongst many others.”
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