OPay has stated that its operations are unaffected by recent shutdown rumours. The company has reaffirmed its commitment to Nigeria.
Details of the situation are available from The Guardian Nigeria News.
Further information can be found through the same source, which reports on OPay's commitment and the status of its operations.
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