As 2026 approaches, one financial goal should be non-negotiable: building an emergency fund.
In Nigeria, where fuel prices can change overnight, inflation keeps rising, and unexpected expenses are almost guaranteed, having an emergency fund is no longer a luxury — it’s survival planning.
This guide breaks down exactly how Nigerians like you and me can…
In Nigeria today, the pressure of paying annual rent upfront can be overwhelming—especially in cities like Lagos, Abuja, or Port Harcourt where rent figures are steep. Unlike in some other countries where rent is paid monthly, many Nigerian landlords require one or two years’ rent upfront. This system places a heavy burden on salary earners,…