Post by Engr. Olusola Adedayo (@Moschino)

No fewer than 40 million low-income Nigerians who rely on airtime borrowing services may again face disruption if the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission FCCPC, resumes full enforcement of its Digital, Electronic, Online or Non-Traditional Consumer Lending, DEON, Regulations 2025 before the determination of an appeal, the Wireless Application Service Providers Association of Nigeria, WASPAN, has warned.

No fewer than 40 million low-income Nigerians who rely on airtime borrowing services may again face...

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