Popular Nigerian comedienne and on-air personality, Real Warri Pikin, has been unveiled as a brand ambassador for leading Nigeria’s fintech service provider, MoMo Payment Service Bank (MoMo PSB).
The artist, named Anita Alaire Afoke Asuoha, was unveiled as
brand ambassador at a ceremony held at the MoMo PSB office in Lagos on August
30, 2022. This makes her the first brand ambassador signed by the service
provider.
Acknowledging her new status as a member of the MoMo PSB
family, She said: “I am very happy to be part of this great development.
The brand’s emphasis on financial inclusivity and assisting Nigerians motivates
me to want to be involved in the narrative. I am proud to now be their ambassador.”
Real Warri Pikin is well known for using the Warri pidgin,
which has now become her signature style. In just over five years, she has had
phenomenal career accomplishments that has exceeded many
expectations. Her brand has grown through a genuine and relatable hustler’s
journey, which fans greatly admire.
Speaking on the choice of Real Warri Pikin
as ambassador, General Manager Commercial, MoMo PSB, Elsa Muzolini,
said:“The brand’s choice to work with Real Warri Pikin was effortless.
This is simple because she represents principles that are in perfect alignment and are both designed to challenge the status quo with ideas and innovations. MoMo PSB places a lot of importance on fintech and financial inclusion.
We have always viewed ourselves as a business that promotes
economic expansion and development wherever we are active. By working with a
great act like Real Warri Pikin, we hope to promote discussion and growth in
the industry and drive our desired objectives.”
This alliance has the potential to be a game-changer for
both parties. We are excited about this new collaboration, and have faith that
Real Warri Pikin would give it her all, in her work with MoMo PSB.” She
added.
MoMo Payment Service Bank is a subsidiary of MTN
Nigeria. Launched in May 2022, MoMo PSB is poised to enable millions of
unbanked and underserved Nigerians access to a wide range of financial
service products.