Access to Financial Services in Nigeria 2018 Dataset

The A2F Survey, which stands for “Access to Financial Services,” is a nationally representative survey conducted in Nigeria. It assesses the access to and use of financial services by Nigerian adults aged 18 and above across all 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) of Abuja. The survey assesses all Nigerians’ access to and use of financial services, describes the access landscape, and identifies opportunities to promote financial inclusion in the country. It covers various aspects, including financial health, customer trust in financial institutions, and digital financial services. The primary purpose of the A2F Survey was to gather credible data on financial inclusion in Nigeria. This data helps to identify opportunities for policy reform and market opportunities for financial service providers. The A2F Survey provides credible data that is essential for understanding the landscape of financial inclusion in Nigeria. It highlights opportunities for policy reform and market opportunities for financial service providers. The A2F Survey provides information about how Nigerians access and use financial services. It also offers insights into national trends in financial inclusion, financial health, the impact of events like Covid-19, Naira re-design, customer trust in financial institutions, and the adoption of digital financial services. The A2F Survey is universally recognized by financial sector stakeholders in Nigeria. It serves as an established and leading source of information on national trends in financial inclusion, aiding industry professionals and policymakers in making informed decisions. Need Help with the A2F Dataset? If you have any questions or need assistance with using the A2F dataset, we’re here to help! Please feel free to reach out to us at info@efina.org.ng. Our team is ready to support you with any inquiries or issues you may have.