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# Vale Finance To Sponsor and Exhibit at NFF 2026

Vale Finance will sponsor and exhibit at Nigeria Fintech Forum 2026, with CEO Sola Adeyinka joining a panel on Nigeria’s credit gap.

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## In Short
- Vale Finance will participate in Nigeria Fintech Forum (NFF) 2026 as a sponsor and exhibitor.
- CEO Sola Adeyinka is scheduled for a panel on Nigeria’s credit gap and how to build a stronger lending economy.
- The company says it will use the event to showcase products and meet potential partners and customers.

## What Happened
Vale Finance says it will sponsor and exhibit at Nigeria Fintech Forum (NFF) 2026, a yearly industry event that brings together banks, fintechs, regulators, investors, and operators.

Sola Adeyinka, Vale Finance CEO, will sit on a panel titled “Credit Gap: Can Nigeria Build a Real Lending Economy?” The discussion is expected to focus on why many Nigerians and small businesses struggle to access credit, and what needs to change.

A “lending economy” is a market where consumers and businesses can borrow at fair terms, and lenders can assess risk and collect repayments reliably. In practice, this often depends on good credit data, clear rules, and efficient repayment rails (the payment systems that move money).

Outside the panel, Vale Finance will host an exhibition booth. The company says it plans to demo its products and explain how it is simplifying access to financial services for individuals and businesses.

## Why It Matters
Nigeria’s digital lending space has been under pressure from rising defaults, tighter oversight, and customer trust issues. Public forums like NFF 2026 matter because they put lending, consumer protection, and responsible credit growth in the same room.

For Vale Finance, the sponsorship is a brand and distribution play. Events like this can lead to partnerships with employers, merchants, and financial institutions, which are often the channels lenders use to reach borrowers at lower acquisition cost.

For the broader fintech ecosystem, the panel theme signals a shift from lending volume to lending quality. That includes affordability checks, better underwriting (deciding who qualifies for a loan), and clearer compliance expectations for loan apps and lenders.

You can find Vale’s product page on Liners here: [Vale](/vale).

## Sources and products

- [blog.vale.ng](https://blog.vale.ng/weekly-money-round-up-62)
- [Vale](/vale)

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