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28
May

Understanding Health Insurance in Nigeria: A Simple Guide

  • Bodunde Ajimoti / 2 months
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Understanding Health Insurance in Nigeria 2026: Why It’s Not Just Another Insurance Thing “No be small wahala when hospital bills land, especially when it comes unexpectedly.” The last-minute cash scramble, borrowing, sometimes selling prized  items to stabilize. Reminding yourself that a life is better than wealth to console yourself — true. You or somebody you […]

28
May

How to Create a Personal Budget That Works in Nigeria – A no nonsense playbook

  • Bodunde Ajimoti / 2 months
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You need a budget that fits Nigeria, not a spreadsheet made for someone in a different economy. A Nigerian would say, “na craze Dey cure craze”. If this economy is going hard on you, you also need to go hard on the economy.  This article is your compact, practical, “no time to waste time” playbook […]

01
May

Key Insurance Terms Every Nigerian Should Understand

  • Bodunde Ajimoti / 2 months
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  • 6 min read

Introduction Did you know that compared to over 70% of people in developed nations, less than 5% of Nigerians have any kind of insurance? A major reason is because most people don’t understand the terms and conditions. To a lot of Nigerians, reading an insurance policy can feel like scanning through the terms and conditions […]

24
Apr

Navigating Cryptocurrency Regulations in Nigeria: A Guide to Staying Compliant

  • Bodunde Ajimoti / 3 months
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  • 4 min read

“Emeka, a Lagos-based UI/UX designer, gets paid in USDT by his US clients. When CBN announced its 2021 ban, Emeka’s bank account was frozen overnight.” For those in the tech and fintech spaces, this might sound like a familiar story.  So, should you dump crypto because of regulation or fear? Not at all. In fact, […]

24
Apr

Can Loan Apps Call Your Contacts? Here’s What the Law Says

  • Bodunde Ajimoti / 3 months
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Loan Apps Shaming You? Here’s Why Calling Your Contacts Is Now Illegal in Nigeria (2025 Update) You borrowed a certain amount to settle a medical emergency or pay your fees. The next thing, your boss, pastor, and that distant person you’ve not spoken to in years get WhatsApp messages calling you a fraudster or thief. […]

24
Apr

How to Identify CBN-Approved Loan Apps and Avoid Scams

  • Bodunde Ajimoti / 3 months
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Introduction According to the FCCPC (Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC), over 46 illegal bank apps were delisted and removed from play store in the year 2024 alone.  The growth of digital lending in Nigeria has made it quite effortless to secure loans using just a smartphone, and as of today, over 400 loan […]

02
Apr

How to Save for Retirement in Nigeria: A Practical Guide

  • Bodunde Ajimoti / 3 months
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Introduction Retirement is a phase every working Nigerian will eventually face, yet many people ignore the need to plan for life after active income. Whether you’re a civil servant, business owner, artisan, or salary earner, saving for retirement in Nigeria is not just wise—it’s essential. In a country where pensions can be unreliable and inflation […]

02
Apr

Financial Literacy for Nigerians: Essential Knowledge About Money

  • Bodunde Ajimoti / 3 months
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Your naira is worth less every month. You feel it at your favourite restaurant when your meal increases from 1,000 naira to 1,500 to 2,000 to 4,000 naira every year. You feel it at the market. You feel it in the “buy now” or you won’t be able to afford it tomorrow. You feel it […]

02
Apr

The Importance of Financial Planning in Achieving Your Life Goals

  • Bodunde Ajimoti / 3 months
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If you walk into any Nigerian market today, you’ll hear the same statement : “Everything don cost.” A bag of rice that sold for ₦10,000 a few years back now hovers above ₦75,000. Even sachet water is no longer five for ₦20, and the internet (data) you’re using to go through this now, has also […]