Firm Unveils Mobile App For Sustainable Financial Solution

Fewchore Finance Company Ltd has unveiled its mobile app to deepen sustainable financial solutions for clients, consumers and Small and Medium Enterprises(SMEs).

The move, the company said, was geared to innovate the economy with topnotch financial services while delivering first rate and quality financial services to the business community.

The event featured a documentary showcasing Fewchore’s journey through the past five years and its vision for the future.

Another highlight of the event was the unveiling of the new Fewchore service, ‘The Fewchore Mobile’ App, presented by the head of Business Support, Fewchore, Victor Dudu.

Speaking on the sidelines of the 5th Anniversary in Lagos, the minister of Information, Lai Mohammed, commended Fewchore Finance Company for its innovative performance in the financial service sector while stating that, Fewchore, in the last five years, had lend N40 billion to over 7,000 people in 22 different sectors of the economy ranging from oil and gas, agriculture, education and finance startups for SMEs.

He, however, urged Fewchore to do more for small businesses, positing that, the Small and Medium Enterprises(SMEs) are the engine room of growth of the emerging economy which provides jobs and eliminates redundancy amongst the labour force.

This is even as Oba of Oniru, Oba Abdulwasiu Omogbolahan Lawal, and Abisogun II congratulated Fewchore Finance Company Limited on its accomplishments and prayed for continued success.

On his part, the managing director of Fewchore, Adesunkanmi Balogun, highlighted the company’s growth and commitment to offering innovative products and services. 

He reiterated the chairman’s message and emphasised the company’s dedication to its client’s success.

He said, as a leading player in the Industry, “we are blessed with to be seen as individuals who are passionate about delivering exceptional to all our customers and to all our stakeholders we appreciate your valuable guidance and contributions.”