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Customer engagement and analytics for Nigerian teams

Fast-growing fintechs, mobile-first customers and the Nigeria Data Protection Act. How we help Nigerian teams pick, implement and run engagement, analytics and attribution.

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THE PROBLEM

What's different in Nigeria

01

Mobile first, at scale

The Nigerian Communications Commission reports more than 197 million active mobile subscriptions (August 2026). Most customers meet you on a phone first.

02

Consent for marketing

The Nigeria Data Protection Commission's 2025 directive requires consent for direct marketing, and the Act lets people object to it at any time.

03

Registration for "major importance"

Controllers and processors of major importance must register with the Commission. Under the 2025 directive that can include anyone processing data of more than 200 people in six months.

04

Data leaving Nigeria

Transfers abroad need adequate protection, such as a law, binding corporate rules or contractual clauses, or another basis in the Act, and the basis must be recorded.

05

Growth on paid installs

When growth runs on paid acquisition, you need attribution you can trust and fraud protection that does its job.

WHERE WE HELP

How we help

01

The right platforms

We recommend what fits your team and budget, even when it isn't one of our partners.

02

Attribution and deep links

Measurement you can defend in a budget meeting, and links that land people on the right screen.

03

Compliance built in

Consent, objections and documented transfers, set up in the platforms themselves.

04

Ongoing support

Someone to call when a campaign or a dashboard doesn't add up.

PLATFORMS WE'D CONSIDER

The platforms we'd look at first.

Partners we work with across Africa. Which ones fit depends on your product and your team.

MMP

Market-leading mobile measurement partner. A neutral measurement layer above Meta, Google, TikTok, ASA and beyond, with Protect360 fraud protection and OneLink deep linking built in. Privacy-preserving framework built for iOS/Android post-IDFA.

Best forApps running paid acquisition at scale across multiple channels, especially where fraud is a concern.

The Nigeria Data Protection Act, briefly

The Nigeria Data Protection Act 2023 is overseen by the Nigeria Data Protection Commission (ndpc.gov.ng). This summary explains how we set platforms up. It is not legal advice.

OTHER COUNTRIES

Other countries we work in.

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FAQS

The questions people ask us first.

Do you have people in Nigeria?

We're based in South Africa, between Johannesburg and Cape Town, and work alongside local partners in Nigeria.

Do we need to register with the NDPC?

If you're a controller or processor of major importance, yes. The Commission's 2025 directive sets out who that is, including anyone processing data of more than 200 people in six months and businesses in sectors such as communications, e-commerce and insurance.

Do we need consent to send marketing?

Yes. The Commission's 2025 directive requires consent for direct marketing, and people can object at any time, after which you must stop.

Can our customer data be hosted outside Nigeria?

Yes, if the destination offers adequate protection (for example through binding corporate rules or contractual clauses) or another basis in the Act applies. You must record the basis you rely on.

OTHER WAYS WE CAN HELP

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Talk to us about your Nigerian customers.

Tell us what you're building and what isn't working. We'll tell you honestly whether we can help.