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In many things, the Japanese people are a wonder to behold. Masters of minimal living, the way they pay consistent attention to micro-mini aspects of their lives is mindblowing. Reading about them and meeting many of them has given me insights as to how their thought processes could be so simplistic. The Kakeibo, Japanese art of saving and…

This article is a fool-proof guide to how to start cattle -rearing business and make money from it in Nigeria. Cattle-rearing business is a multi-faceted…

Polaris bank transfer Code, formerly and currently known by several names like Skye Bank Transfer Code, Skye Bank account balance code, Skye Bank airtime…

OPay is a one-stop mobile money platform for payments, transportation, food and grocery delivery, and other vital services in everyday life. Millions of users rely on their services every day for their transactions. As over  60% of people in Africa remain unbanked, access to basic financial services is limited. Opay presents the ‘unbanked’…

Opay is a one-stop mobile payment processing platform for peer-to-peer payment, transportation, food, items delivery, and other vital services in everyday…

A prepaid card is a payment card whose monetary value is stored on the card itself, not in a bank account. This means no network access is required by the…

Just in! Fidelity Bank Plc is rewarding her loyal customers with a N150k and N500k coronavirus giveaway. How true is this? A bulk mail was reportedly sent out to some loyal customers this evening 21st April. The bank further expresses deep solidarity with her customers in these trying times and pledges total support all the way. As seen…

The Coronavirus (COVID-19) Pandemic has hit the world economy so hard, even top countries now scamper for a breather. Top companies across different sectors…

Clickworker supports clients with our micro-tasking industry solutions and provides thousands of data sets. These data sets are collected, created, or…

Before now, anyone who wished to take a loan in Nigeria would first have written a worded application. Get two reputable references. Go to his or her bank's head office. Hand in the application alongside the birth certificate, valid ID card, statement of purpose, other ridiculous things and maybe a ‘harmless’ tip to make the waiting time shorter.…