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Here is how you can earn extra cash with the GIGM Ambassador app
allows individuals to sell GIG tickets to potential customers on behalf of the company and earn up to 10% commission on the transactions.
Taptap Send offers Africans a simple and efficient option for diaspora remittances
The app offers no fee on money transfers from the UK, Europe & Canada and a low fixed fee from the USA to Nigeria…
The Dukka app helps SMEs owners with basic bookkeeping, but that might not be enough
Here is a deeper look at the app’s design, usability, features and services, as well as some feedback from other users you might find helpful…
App review: Glovo makes promises but may not be delivering
Glovo app is a delivery service app that promises to deliver anything you want right to your doorstep.
App review: Can A1 Tutor offer ‘the best grades for all subjects’ as it claims?
Another feature of the A1 Tutor app is the forum where users can ask questions or discuss any part of their lessons
Top Nigerian insurance apps in 2021
In recent times, insurance providers have strived to scale operations in a bid to meet up with trends in the industry.
App Review: Cova helps users track all their digital assets on one platform
The concept of income diversification cannot be overemphasized. In a country such as Nigeria, it is imperative that one sustains multiple streams of income, both passively and actively to ensure financial freedom.
App Store stopped more than $1.5 billion in potentially fraudulent transactions in 2020
Apple works diligently to keep the App Store a secure and trustworthy space for users to explore and download apps, actively identifying and acting against fraudulent developers and users.
Scholarships Africa Connects Students to Hundreds of Int’l Scholarships in Minutes
Millions of students in African are unable to afford university education due to prevalent economic hardship and the death of funding opportunities.