Opay: The $2 Billion Company That Owns Nigeria

Have you ever wondered how this Chinese company got to be everyone’s favorite? Every where you turn someone is talking about them.

This is the story of Opay: The Billion Dollar Company That Stole Nigeria

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[impulse.c]

My own is when will the electricity sector get their own disruption? That is the most needed one imho

[kevoful]

This guy; JudeBella should be listed up there amongst the best YouTubers out of Nigeria. His well put together videos and narration will keep you wanting to watch to the end.

[OlufunshiAyo]

The bigger question is why is OPAY OWNED BY A CHINESE BILLIONAIRE? There are no investors in Nigeria that can own it? This is the new form of neo-colonism.

[DarkyBarry]

Opay is here to stay. I pray it gets bigger and stronger

[growthgeniustech]

I remember when a first bank banker sent me money using opay, i was like na so you dey do here

[YoungstarNce]

Nigerian commercial banks will cut all you money from nonsense charges

[hayne_sly]

The Opay birthed a revolution in the financial sector by decentralizing financial services and bringing same to the unbanked and underbanked.

Do you know that Opay does not deduct #50 for Stamp Duty unlike other commercial banks?

Opay network is always fast and reliable. Opay was there for everyone when most commercial banks network crashed during the Cash Redesign Policy integration.

Opay does not charge transactions fee unnecessarily. If at all, you can pay easily with cashbacks.

Nigerians deserve the same revolution in other Sectors, hopefully soon enough in the electricity industry.

[longjidalu]

Brilliant analysisl from Jude as usual. You have just made me want to open an OPay account already.

[ebenezerojo]

Issue raised in this video has been fixed, now Opay uses face ID and NiN or BVN ... The face has to be same with the one in the bvn

[bukton]

Opera - the owners of Opay- is owned by Chinese consortium. The rest is history.😊

[chukwumaubanesse]

I think opay needs to limit tier 1 accounts even more in order to make customers do the needful verifications that will limit fraudulent activities. Im a big fan of opay they have made banking in Nigeria to be less stressful unlike traditional commercial and microfinance banks which has made banking way frustrating

[ebubejamesoriehi]

Opay is now more secured and they're saving Nigerians from delays and embarrassment. The traditional commercial banks really need to sit up.

[dots]

Chairman, your storytelling is something else. Got yourself a new fan.

[jnaddims]

Opay emerged due to the failure of the traditional banking system of the country, and let me remind you that it's only d beginning, very soon all d big banking institutions will have to succumb or be relegated.

It's a promise!!!

[bello_the_blogger]

This guy is the MagnatesMedia of Nigeria😹.. nice

[aweoluwaseun]

Nice documentary, I was thinking you’ll get into what makes their transfer really fast. That was what prompted me from opening an account.

[olohialli]

I was hoping you would answer the question posed at the beginning of the video. How come when the banks don't have network, Opay somehow alwyas has and is always very fast?

[mrikeict]

Can someone tell me why this guy's subscription base isn't growing fast... Great content but why has the channel not blown yet...? Hmmm. Why?!!

[rickmarshall]

Nigeria news is the most entertaining, yet sad, thing ever.

[olukayodemakinde]

Opay is a very welcome development because it demystified banking as we used to know and made it very easy for users. Every category of the society is catered for instead of the rigid and exploitative structure of the old banks. Please let's support them to get better and better. It's similar to what MPESA of Kenya contributed to their economy, which brought banking services to the simplest phone be it rural or urban.