Peer to peer lending in Nigeria is usually based on loan terms between three months and two years. A few factors affect the term of your loan, but most often,... read more →
Bitcoin in Nigeria Our nation is currently trading about $4.7 million Bitcoin in Nigeria a week, up from about $300,000 per week a year ago. That’s No. 23 globally, according to... read more →
There is good news for Nigerian borrowers today, as the CBN released data which shows the availability of unsecured loans provided by Nigerian banks to households rose and was expected... read more →
There are several ways to lower your debt in Nigeria. These include refinancing, consolidation and renegotiating payment terms. Whether it was that Wizkid or Adekunle Gold concert ticket that set us... read more →
Mounting debts can undermine Nigerians’ well-being and even derail their life plans, in this article we share tips on how to get out of debt in Nigeria. The metaphors commonly... read more →
Peer to peer lending in Nigeria is a way to borrow without using a traditional bank or credit union. The interest rate on P2P loans in Nigeria can be surprisingly... read more →
