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Opportunities UNICEF Femtech Ventures: $100,000 and you keep your company UNICEF Femtech Ventures offers up to US$100,000 in equity free funding, plus a year of technical mentoring, for... 3 min read Opportunities Y Combinator funding: $500,000 for founders ready for San Francisco Y Combinator invests US$500,000 in every company it accepts, and it takes applications from founders anywhere... 3 min read Opportunities Anthropic Fellows: paid AI safety research for Nigerians abroad Anthropic Fellows pays a weekly stipend for four months of full time AI safety research, with a mentor and funded... 3 min read Blog How to use Moneywise: a simple guide for Nigerians Learn how to use Moneywise, save from ₦1,000, plan for December and use WiseLock, with simple steps and clear examples... 13 min read Opportunities MoveNow grants: how young Nigerian founders can apply for up to $10,000 A clear guide to the MoveNow challenge: who can apply, what the awards cover and how to prepare an honest, practical... 6 min read Money in the UK UK bills are rising: a practical money plan for Nigerians in the UK UK inflation has risen again. Here is a practical plan for Nigerians balancing household bills, family support and the... 6 min read Blog Nigeria’s 90 day economic plan: what it means for your money Nigeria has announced a 90 day economic plan. Here is what is confirmed, what remains unclear and how households and... 6 min read Saving and budgeting How to get out of loan app debt in Nigeria, step by step Stop the spiral, know what lenders are not allowed to do, pay in the right order and close the door behind you. A... 7 min read Saving and budgeting How much should I save every month in Nigeria? A straight answer Not a percentage. The right amount is the largest one you can repeat in a bad month. Four steps to find your number... 6 min read Saving and budgeting How to budget your salary in Nigeria (and why 50/30/20 does not work here) The global budgeting rules assume monthly rent, one inflation rate and no family support. Here is a six line budget... 6 min read

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