★★ Alikash loan app is a Nigerian smartphone lending service that offers convinient personal loan with credit limit up to ₦300,000 unsecured. An unsecured loan is a type of loan that does not require collateral or downpayment to obtain. It is usually short-term with very high interest rates. Alikash makes getting a personal loan simple by using the data on your phone including your information to verify your identity and create a credit score. Do…
LifeLine loan app is an online loan platform that offers fast micro and medium loans to Nigerian residents. The Android app allows users to borrow between ₦1,000 to up to ₦500,000 unsecured with no collateral and minimal documentation. When a customer makes the online application, the computer will check their credit score and make them an offer, thereby giving customers 24/7 access to loans. An unsecured loan is a type of loan that does not…
The Renmoney app is more than just a loan app, it gives you instant and quick access to savings and investments opportunities with competitive interest rates. The Renmoney app is everything a money conscious person would love. It doesn’t stop there, its designers are constantly evolving and adding more interesting features to this fintech tool. The app is a part of the new crop fintech apps that helps Nigerians manage and improve their finances by…
People everywhere are affected by what is now termed “the global cost of living crisis.” Prices of goods and services are rising at a faster pace than people’s earnings can keep up with, hence the cost of living crisis we are in. The reasons for the global crisis are simply explained, the coronavirus pandemic of early 2020 disrupted supply chains when it forced factories around the world to shut down, the supply chains have not…
The term dictator often evokes a feeling of brutality, and for good reasons. Most of them came into power often through brutal means and they have to keep their powers by instilling fear in their citizens knowing that only fear and punishment keep men in line. Uganda’s Idi Amin had to kill over 200,000 of his own citizens to stay in power, Nigeria’s Sani Abacha stole billions of dollars from his country fearing that he…