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In 2019, this 22-year-old student was knee-deep in financial uncertainty. Six years later, she lacks nothing, courtesy of an older lover. Now, she’s ready for another change, starting with her spending habits and taking an intentional go at financial independence.

As 2024 comes to an end, let’s take a look back at the ten #NairaLife stories you loved the most and just couldn’t get enough of.

Jide* (22) has been in a casual relationship with Mutiat* (34) since 2023. For #LoveCurrency, he talks about catching feelings for Mutiat despite their transactional arrangement, deciding to ask her for financial help and why her marriage means there’s no future for their relationship.

This 21-year-old stumbled into adult content creation after a series of unfortunate events. One month in, she’s earning more than she ever imagined — but she’s already crafting an exit plan for a future beyond the industry.

Saving comes naturally to the 32-year-old realtor in this #NairaLife, and while she was okay with that for years, she now wants to focus on investments. Just don’t suggest real estate investments to her.

One thing about Arinola*, she spares no expense in caring for her boyfriend. She spends over 90% of her income on her relationship and is now trying to figure out how to save for a possible wedding next year. She talks about it on #LoveCurrency.

The 26-year-old corps member in this #NairaLife wants only two things: to pay off her debt and find dignified work. A series of unfortunate events pushed her into a debt cycle in 2022, and she’s done many things to get out, including stripping and bikini dancing. How’s that working out for her?