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The environment is clean, safe and healthy

Bobbybrwon:
The environment is clean, safe and healthy

Sure.

comfokon:
have you tried mobile loan coys? fairmoney can give you close to 15k to pay back 19500 in a month. that can go a long way. try carbon pay , qucik cash, quick check.

I tried fair money they brought an option of 5k to pay 6k,wasn’t up to what I needed so I declined.

Let me try the rest you mention up there...thanks God bless you

Sirventor01:
I tried fair money they brought an option of 5k to pay 6k,wasn’t up to what I needed so I declined.

Let me try the rest you mention up there...thanks God bless you

maybe cos of your age and work stays, try incresing your worth on those platforms.....I tried fair money yesterday for my mum and she got 15k offer.....try branch also.

comfokon:
maybe cos of your age and work stays, try incresing your worth on those platforms.....I tried fair money yesterday for my mum and she got 15k offer.....try branch also.

ok thanks

Sirventor01:
I tried fair money they brought an option of 5k to pay 6k,wasn’t up to what I needed so I declined.

Let me try the rest you mention up there...thanks God bless you

Don't fall for those loan apps they are mostly compromised...They ask for your BVN,acct number,ATM card and Phone access in the end you can only access 10k with a huge interest.
I thought it was reason when I saw one the said I could access loan of 500k to 1m...went in filled everything only for them to give me 10k laon to pay 14k. The worst thing someone one cleared my account when I got paid by that month end didn't know who but my Bank app showed someone in lekki Lagos using POS transactions.
I had to go to my bank and close the account cause it was already compromised and you can't even edit whatever info you give these loan apps.
Sorry,I never knew my bank could give me loan of up to 50k with just 1500k interest attached.it was when things went bad with these loan apps that I knew most bank can give you loan of 50% of ur net income with a minimal interest rate if you run a salary account with them.if only I had known.Desperation no good ohh.

DemonInvoker:
Don't fall for those loan apps they are mostly compromised...They ask for your BVN,acct number,ATM card and Phone access in the end you can only access 10k with a huge interest.
I thought it was reason when I saw one the said I could access loan of 500k to 1m...went in filled everything only for them to give me 10k laon to pay 14k. The worst thing someone one cleared my account when I got paid by that month end didn't know who but my Bank app showed someone in lekki Lagos using POS transactions.
I had to go to my bank and close the account cause it was already compromised and you can't even edit whatever info you give these loan apps.
Sorry,I never knew my bank could give me loan of up to 50k with just 1500k interest attached.it was when things went bad with these loan apps that I knew most bank can give you loan of 50% of ur net income with a minimal interest rate if you run a salary account with them.if only I had known.Desperation no good ohh.

Wow thanks for the heads up...am currently sitting on that desperation fence right now

R0kstarr8:
never been to Enugu but my sister who stayed there told me the people are friendly...

Igbos are arguably the most friendly tribe in Nigeria, just that they are politically disadvantaged,intentionally to stifle them through divide and rule. They know that restructuring will go a long way in helping them and all of us in other regions,but some us are afraid,lazy to face our front. Even their(Igbos) elites are afraid because they wouldn't want to lose the stronghold this wicked structure, the so-called Christian, Gowon initiated via his feudal masters up here in the North.

Sirventor01:
I tried fair money they brought an option of 5k to pay 6k,wasn’t up to what I needed so I declined.

Let me try the rest you mention up there...thanks God bless you

You can increase your loan range in Fairmoney, i started at 30k. Read my review of Fairmoney here https://www.sonaija.com/fairmoney-review/