There are a few insufferable things in life:
* Being woken from the sweetest dream.
* Finally finding the perfect outfit online; right size, right color, and then boom, payment declined.
Is there anything more
In today’s Nigerian digital economy, running ads is no longer a luxury; it’s a necessity. From small e-commerce stores to physical businesses like your local buka, Meta’s platforms (Facebook, Instagram,
In an article published by Technext in 2022, Nigeria topped the list of countries where citizens pay the highest subscription costs relative to their income. From Netflix to Spotify, even audiobook platforms like
It’s 2025. The world is a global village. But if you live in Nigeria, it still feels like a gated community.
Trying to pay for things on global platforms? Good luck. Subscriptions
Growing up, many Nigerian families had a Big Daddy London or Big Mummy US; relatives who lived abroad and sent money home to support loved ones. They sent money for school fees, property
