“Our offices across Nigeria, including Lagos and Abuja, remain open and fully operational, and we continue to serve our customers, partners, and merchants without disruption. “As a responsible financial technology company operating in Nigeria, we are compliant with all applicable tax obligations and regulatory requirements. “This administrative clarification affects multiple operators across the industry, not OPay alone. Equally troubling is the selective and deliberate singling out of OPay in a matter that concerns the wider industry. “OPay remains committed to supporting Nigeria’s digital economy by providing secure, reliable, and inclusive financial services to millions of users nationwide,” the statement concluded.

Source: Punch March 12, 2026 15:34 UTC