Stock exchange filing reveals how Nigeria’s airtime credit disruption is redirecting investment to other African markets
JSE-listed Optasia posted 50–60% revenue growth for the first half of 2026, driven by expansion outside Nigeria, even as the company’s oldest African market grapples with an unresolved regulatory…
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