FlashChange Advocates for Clearer Crypto Regulations at Lagos Tech Fest

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Chief Executive Officer, FlashChange, Bidemi Oke speaking during a panel session alongside other discussants at the Lagos Tech Fest

FlashChange, a leading financial services company revolutionizing the trading and management of digital assets, recently participated in the Lagos Tech Fest, a premier two-day event bringing together key stakeholders in the tech and finance industries.

During the event, FlashChange CEO Bidemi Oke made a compelling case for more transparent regulations in the blockchain and cryptocurrency sector. Speaking at a panel discussion on Crypto in Nigeria: Fintech Integration, Real-World Applications, and Opportunities, Oke highlighted the challenges businesses face due to regulatory uncertainty. He urged policymakers to collaborate with industry leaders to establish clear guidelines that foster responsible growth, protect investors, and drive economic development.

“The potential for blockchain and cryptocurrencies to revolutionize finance and enhance financial inclusion across Africa is immense. However, the absence of clear regulations creates uncertainty for companies and investors. We need a framework that balances innovation with consumer protection,” Oke stated.

 L-R: Chief Executive Officer, FlashChange, Bidemi Oke; Chief Executive Officer, Eventhive and convener of Lagos Tech Fest, Jamiu Ijaodola; Head, Corporate Communications, FlashChange, Ememobong Udofot and Chief Marketing Officer, FlashChange, Jesujoba Ojelabi, during the Lagos Tech Fest event held recently in Lagos.

As one of Nigeria’s top cryptocurrency exchange platforms, FlashChange has been at the forefront of advocating for secure and efficient digital asset transactions. While adhering to international standards, the company continues to push for policies that support industry growth.

The Lagos Tech Fest served as a vital platform for insightful discussions on the intersection of technology, finance, and regulation in Nigeria. Oke’s call for regulatory clarity resonated with many industry stakeholders, reinforcing the need for a structured and forward-thinking approach to blockchain governance.


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