EFInA

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Eid Mubarak.

Submissions are open once again for a technical partner to support the development of EFInA’s Integrated Financial Data Lab. This initiative will help strengthen secure and responsible financial data infrastructure while advancing data driven insights for financial inclusion.

Qualified organizations with the expertise to deliver a secure and compliant analytics platform can submit their proposals before May 30, 2026.

Click the link below for more details on the Terms of Reference.

https://a2f.ng/call-for-proposals-procurement-of-technical-partner-for-build-operate-transfer-bot-development-of-the-efina-integrated-financial-data-lab-infrastructure/

Fabia Ogunmekan brings over two decades of experience at the intersection of law, gender justice, and social development.
She is the Principal Consultant at ADABA Initiatives, a women’s philanthropic movement, and Gender Equality and NGO Lead at WRTHY, a global advocacy network. Her work is centred on closing structural gaps and expanding opportunities for women and marginalised communities.

As Moderator for the I4All Dialogues, she will guide the conversation on how financial systems can move beyond access to deliver meaningful, sustained outcomes for individuals and communities.

Join the session.

Date: Thursday, May 7, 2026
Time: 3:00 PM (prompt)
Venue: Zoom
Register to join the conversation: https://tinyurl.com/I4All-Dialogue-Ep1

Expanding access to financial services has been a major focus in Nigeria. But as the conversation evolves, the emphasis is shifting toward something deeper: financial health and resilience, and how well the system supports people in real life.

Join us with Dr. Oluwatomi Eromosele as a Speaker for the I4All Dialogues, a virtual conversation themed Rethinking Inclusion: Financial Health and Resilience as Development Priorities.

Dr. Oluwatomi Eromosele is the Research Lead at EFInA and leads the Access to Financial Services in Nigeria Survey, the country’s most authoritative financial inclusion dataset. A development economist with a Doctorate from the University of Leeds, her work informs policy reform, product design, and donor programming across financial health, women’s economic empowerment, and agricultural finance.

Her perspective will help shape the conversation on what it means to move beyond access and build systems that support stability, resilience, and long-term financial wellbeing.

Be part of the conversation.

Date: Thursday, May 7, 2026
Time: 3:00 PM (prompt)
Venue: Zoom

Register to join the conversation: https://tinyurl.com/I4All-Dialogue-Ep1

Kalu Aja has spent over two decades inside the Nigerian financial system, at the desk where assets are managed, in the room where pension funds are built, and on the page where financial education meets ordinary people trying to make sense of money.

A Certified Financial Education Instructor with experience across capital markets, treasury, investment, and pensions, he helped establish FCMB Pensions PFA from the ground up and grew it to over ₦250 billion in assets under management. He writes regularly for BusinessDay and Nairametrics.

He has seen what the system can do when it works. He has also seen, in granular detail, where it stops working for the people who need it most.

On 7th May, he joins the I4All Dialogues to bring that perspective to the question of what financial health and resilience must demand from institutions, from products, and from policy.

Time: 3:00 PM (prompt)
Venue: Zoom

Register to join the conversation: https://tinyurl.com/I4All-Dialogue-Ep1