Damilare Famuyiwa is a journalist and media consultant with over seven years of experience.Trained at the Nigerian Institute of Journalism (NIJ), he has since been actively covering different beats, which include finance, politics, showbiz, and music. <br/>
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Are you juggling a side gig while trying to make ends meet? For many Nigerians, extra income from freelance work or passion projects can be a lifeline.
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Several Nigerians have had their loan applications rejected, despite meeting the basic eligibility requirements. This growing trend has sparked concern among individuals seeking financial support to start or expand businesses, pay for education, or cover unforeseen medical expenses.
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