DeRemi Atanda, the Managing Director and CEO of Remita, has been officially inaugurated as a member of the Governing Council of the Fintech Association of Nigeria (FintechNGR). This appointment further solidifies Atanda’s standing as a key leader in the technology and payments industry.
In a statement on its LinkedIn page, Remita celebrated the appointment, noting:
“We are delighted to announce that our Managing Director, DeRemi Atanda, has been inaugurated as an official member of the Fintech Governing Council (GoVCo). This esteemed council plays a vital role in guiding the governance and strategic direction of FintechNGR. DeRemi’s recognition among industry leaders is a testament to his trailblazing leadership and immense expertise in the tech and payments space. His contributions have greatly advanced the Nigerian fintech sector through Remita’s operations. Congratulations, Sir! We look forward to your continued success.”
The Governing Council, comprised of prominent industry professionals, is responsible for steering FintechNGR’s strategic initiatives and fostering a vibrant fintech ecosystem in Nigeria. Atanda’s inclusion is a recognition of his significant contributions to the industry and his role in driving innovation and growth.
During his tenure at Remita, Atanda has been instrumental in advancing the development of fintech solutions that have transformed digital payments in Nigeria. His inauguration coincides with the recent election of new officers for FintechNGR’s 2024–2026 term.
Other newly elected officers include Stanley Jacob as President, Jameelah Sharrieff-Ayedun as Vice President, Tiwa Osazuwa as General Secretary, and Oluwaseun Adesanya as Treasurer. Returning members of the Governing Council include Yinka Edu, Odun Eweniyi, Funmi Babington-Ashaye, and Yemi Keri, while new members joining alongside Atanda are Abiola Jimoh and Gbenga Padeda.
Atanda’s appointment is expected to further strengthen FintechNGR’s mission to foster innovation, collaboration, and sustainable growth in the Nigerian fintech industry.
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