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October 22, 2026
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Earnipay appoints new board advisor


A financial wellness company, Earnipay, has appointed a business leader and human resource professional, Yemi Faseun, as its board advisor.

It said in a statement that the appointment recognised Faseun’s exploit in human capital and workplace advocacy and its direct link to Earnipay’s mission of improving the financial well-being of income earners and businesses in Africa through on-demand technology solutions.

The Chief Executive Officer, Earnipay, Nonso Onwuzulike, said, “As a board advisor, the value Yemi brings through his lens and wealth of experiences is innumerable and immensely important to the strategic direction of our business. We are excited to have him on board and look forward to working with him”.
“Yemi is currently the chief talent officer at YF Talent Partners, where he works with clients to drive talent and business transformation agenda. He is a mentor at Nexford University and member of faculty at both the Lagos Business School and Rome Business School Nigeria, is a two-term elected council member of the Chartered Institute of Personnel Management.

“He has about 30 years of work experience that cuts across major sectors, with a proved track record in leading and executing strategic change management initiatives, HR service delivery, organisation design & development and hr transformation during mergers & acquisitions.”

The statement said he is also the founder of The YF Network. TYFN is a personal, leadership and business development forum of about 200 professionals and entrepreneurs with members across 9 countries and 3 continents.


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