When Tosin Eniolorunda, chief executive of Moniepoint, told guests at The Platform Nigeria that his company had struggled to fill about 500 roles locally, it started a whole new conversation that went on for weeks.
Some heard complaints. Others heard indictment. What was less widely absorbed was the underlying point: Nigeria’s constraint is no longer demand for talent, but the depth of its supply.
Moniepoint, one of Africa’s fastest-scaling fintech companies, has raised over $300 million in funding, including a $200 million round in 2024,
When Tosin Eniolorunda, chief executive of Moniepoint, told guests at The Platform Nigeria that his company had struggled to fill about 500 roles locally, it started a whole new conversation that went on for weeks.
Some heard complaints. Others heard indictment. What was less widely absorbed was the underlying point: Nigeria’s constraint is no longer demand for talent, but the depth of its supply.
