Tango Brook Technologies has unveiled the Tango Fuel Card, a smart fuel management system that allows individuals and corporate customers to purchase fuel securely, smartly, and seamlessly.
The Tango Fuel Card provides access to physical payment cards accepted at fuel stations nationwide with tools, detailed reports, insights, analytics and devices that help individuals, households, and organisations/fleet managers track and optimise fuel expenditure while preventing fraud.
With a focus on convenience, security, and accessibility, the Tango Fuel Card is set to revolutionise how individuals and corporate organisations manage their fleets and optimise fueling costs. It achieves this by providing access to simple digital solutions that ensure transparency and curb waste.
The Tango Fuel Card reduces fuel theft by up to 95 per cent, prevents fuel leaks before they occur, sets usage limits, tracks usage, and prevents unauthorised spending.
Speaking on the initiative, managing director, Tango Brook Technologies, Obi Wemambu said, “The Tango Fuel Card transforms fuel management by giving businesses and individuals real-time visibility into consumption, mileage, and spending at both vehicle and driver levels.”
“With PIN protection, customizable limits, and nationwide acceptance, it offers unmatched flexibility, security, and convenience. Enhanced with built-in rewards, Tango delivers savings while ensuring total control.”
Similarly, the chief operating officer, Tango Brook, Dubem Okafor, said, “with the launch of the Tango Fuel Card, we’re introducing a smarter, more secure, and rewarding way for people and businesses to manage their fueling needs.
“This isn’t just about payments; it’s about giving customers transparency, convenience, and value every time they power their journeys. At Tango Brook, we’re committed to building solutions that make everyday essentials simpler and more rewarding.”
In addition to fuel savings of up to 15 per cent, the Tango Fuel Card offers real-time tracking and control. It allows customers to track the exact volume of fuel purchased per transaction and access transaction details for enhanced financial management.
Users of the fuel card can also benefit from reward/loyalty schemes that help them save on every fuel purchase. Using the Tango Fuel Card allows up to a 8% bonus on fuel budget, with more value on every refill.
Other features of the Tango Fuel Card include optimised fuel management, which reduces fuel expenses through controlled spending and transparent tracking. Corporate spending control sets fuel budgets for employees and fleet drivers to ensure accountability.
The Tango Fuel Card, as a data-driven decision-making tool, prevents fraud and misuse and monitors fuel transactions in real-time to prevent unauthorized spending.
Foundation Rallies Supports On Gender Balance, Holds Investment Summit
Nigeria’s platform for unlocking impact capital, the Impact Investors Foundation(IIF) has rallied support on gender balancing, hence, it is hosting the third edition of its Gender Impact Investment Summit (GIIS) on October 2, 2025 in Lagos.
The annual event serves as a crucial platform where stakeholders converge to address systemic barriers that limit women’s access to finance and accelerate progress toward a more inclusive and equitable investment landscape in the country.
While previous summits focused on bridging the financing gap and promoting gender-inclusive investment models, this year’s summit will move beyond dialogue by introducing a comprehensive roadmap with targeted interventions for inclusive capital mobilisation. The third annual summit, with the theme ‘Investing in Equity: Advancing Gender-Led Solutions for Inclusive Development,’ will mark a significant turning point, shifting from advocacy to tangible action.
A key highlight of the event will be the official unveiling of the ground-breaking Gender/Gender Equity and Social Inclusion (GESI) Roadmap. This strategic framework is designed to tackle the systemic barriers faced by businesses led by women, youth, and People with Disabilities (PWDs) in Nigeria, providing a clear path for various actors to adopt more inclusive practices.
Reacting to this, the CEO of Impact Investors Foundation, Ms. Etemore Glover stated that, “this summit is about more than just talk; it’s about action. By shifting our focus from advocacy to a powerful business strategy, we’re proving that investing with a gender lens isn’t just about doing good—it’s about achieving higher returns.”
A key feature of the summit will be in-person and virtual deal rooms, which will provide a direct platform for investment-ready, women-led, and women-owned businesses to connect with capital providers. This unique opportunity will facilitate crucial partnerships and foster real-world investments by connecting entrepreneurs with impact investors and fund managers.
The GIIS welcomes a diverse audience of stakeholders, including entrepreneurs, financial institutions, enterprise support organisations, government representatives, and the media, all of whom are vital to driving meaningful change.
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