Nigerian Fintech Startup Chipper Cash Lays Off Employees in US, UK
The Nigerian fintech startup, Chipper Cash, recently abolished the roles of 20 workers based in the U.S. and U.K. The CEO Ham Serunjogi said this decision aligns with its goal of maintaining high operational efficiency a...
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