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Eli Hini RESIGNS from MTN

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Eli Hini, CEO of MTN’s MoMo Payment Service Bank (PSB) has reportedly resigned from the company. Reports said Hini, together with his Chief Commercial Officer...

Confidence in payment systems critical to interoperability across Africa – Eli...

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Chief Executive Officer MoMo PSB Limited Nigeria, Eli Hini has said that for payment systems in Africa to work and facilitate intra-Africa trade, it...

TechGH Man of the Moment: Eli Hini, the Godfather of Mobile...

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The first CEO of MTN MobileMoney Limited and of any mobile money company in Ghana, Eli Hini is a man who supervised over 1.085...

MTN wins big at CIMG Awards 2021

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This year's Chartered Institute of Marketing Ghana (CIMG) National Marketing Performance Awards was all about MTN Ghana, as it scooped the three most coveted...

Eli Hini is first CEO of MobileMoney Limited

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Eli Hini has been appointed first Chief Executive Officer of MobileMoney Limited (MML) , a wholly owned subsidiary of Scancom PLC (MTN Ghana).  The appointment...

All set for ID requirement for MoMo cash out on MTN

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All is set for the April 2 implementation of a new system where all MTN customers would be required to present a valid ID...

MTN rewards 250 MoMo agents, merchants for outstanding performance amid COVID-19

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MTN Mobile Money Limited has rewarded some 250 of its agents and merchants for exceptional performance amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The awards were presented to...

MTN MoMo makes payments easy for cocoa, poultry farmers

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MTN Mobile Money Limited is in the process of providing easy and faster payment platforms for the cocoa and poultry industries in the country...

COVID-19 trigger significant growth on mobile money platform

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General Manager for MTN Mobile Money Limited, Eli Hini has said that COVID-19 has driven significant growth in mobile money wallets, volume and value...

MTN set to deal aggressively with MoMo fraudsters

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MTN Ghana has developed aggressive mechanisms to deal with mobile money fraudsters and protect customers' wallets from them. The step is to discourage Mobile Money...
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