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Rethinking the legal and institutional framework for digital financial inclusion in Nigeria
About 1.7 billion people globally and 36.8 per cent of Nigerians have no access to financial services due to reasons such as distance, financial illiteracy, irregular income, unemployment and account ineligibility. Justifications for the research include the scale of financial exclusion, the proven...
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Department of Commercial Law
2021
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