Fintech firm, creative industry headline comedy show

Leading fintech firm, BondPay, has partnered with the creative industry to headline the sixth edition of the popular comedy show, Leave Comedy for Shortcut. The show has become a flagship event in Nigeria’s comedy scene, showcasing top talents and providing a unique platform for laughter and entertainment. The event is scheduled to take place on […]

Leading fintech firm, BondPay, has partnered with the creative industry to headline the sixth edition of the popular comedy show, Leave Comedy for Shortcut.

The show has become a flagship event in Nigeria’s comedy scene, showcasing top talents and providing a unique platform for laughter and entertainment.

The event is scheduled to take place on November 30 at the prestigious Congress Hall of Transcorp Hilton Abuja.

The sixth edition promises to be an unforgettable experience, featuring: renowned comedians and musicians, innovative performances and surprises, networking opportunities for industry professionals.

Speaking at a press conference in Abuja, Chief Executive Officer of BondPay, Dr Chibuike Echem, expressed the payment company’s commitment to creativity and financial empowerment.

He said as a forward-thinking fintech company, BondPay recognizes the importance of creativity and entertainment in driving economic growth.

He stressed that by supporting Leave Comedy for Shortcut, BondPay aims to promote financial literacy and inclusion among creatives and entrepreneurs, foster collaboration between the fintech and creative industries as well as empower artists and entertainers with innovative financial solutions.

“We are thrilled to partner with Leave Comedy for Shortcut, supporting the creative industry and promoting financial empowerment. Our goal is to make financial services accessible and convenient for all, including creatives and entrepreneurs.

“The major solution that BondPay is meant to solve is the challenge between trust payment on social media or online transactions. We have a unique product in the app that targets what you order versus what you get. But with what BondPay has come to offer Nigerians, right now you can be sure that any transaction you are performing online, both the seller and buyer is highly secured and protected as regards to payment and products,” he said.

The CEO said the company would soon make a big announcement in the coming days.

Dr Echem assured that the show will also be hosted in Lagos, Port Harcourt and other major cities across the country. He declared that the company would give out free tickets in the buildup to the event.

“This partnership is marriage made in heaven. It’s BondPay and Leave Comedy for Shortcut going forward. It’s not just about this year. We are in this relationship to make sure that at evewhere he is doing it, he shows capacity.

“If you listened to Shortcut, you know that he has content. So most of us are looking forward to being part of the show”, he said.

Also speaking, Ijeoma Eze, Chief Operating Officer, Princeton Group noted that this partnership underscores BondPay’s commitment to driving positive change and promoting creativity in Nigeria.

On his part, Onwunarugwu Ndubuisi Joseph, popularly known as Shortcut Comedian, said the event promises to bring together an impressive lineup of comedians, musicians, and creatives, ensuring an unforgettable experience for attendees.

He applauded the partnership between his entertainment company and BondPay, adding that it signals a new dawn for the creative industry.

The press parley was graced by Vivian Obi, Production Manager for Shortcut, Ijeoma Eze, Chief Operating Officer, Princeton Group among others.

Some of arts expected to thrill at the show include Investor Sabinus, MC Bob, Kenny Blaq, MC Passion, Ovy Godwin, Sarkin Dariya, Abarie, others and a surprise musical act.