What We Know About Ibukun Akinola, the Money-Moving Woman at PiggyVest
- Ibukun “IBK” Akinola is the Payments Director at PiggyVest, a prominent Nigerian savings and investment platform.
- She has a strong financial background influenced by her parents, holds an Accounting degree from Covenant University, and a Master’s in International Business from Coventry University.
- Before PiggyVest, Ibukun co-founded startups like PUSH CV and 500 Dishes alongside her brother and friends.
- Known for her intentionality and loyalty, she manages hundreds of processors to maintain smooth operations and shape Nigeria’s saving culture.
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