Author name: Fanu Omolade

Hello there! I'm Fanu Omolade, a digital enthusiast, sociologist, and guide on the path to financial well-being and empowerment. I'm thrilled to welcome you to a space dedicated to not only unraveling the complexities of personal finance but also exploring the intersections of digital enthusiasm and sociological insight.

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X: Key things to increase your engagement

X: Key things to increase your engagement This post is to expose you to how you can make your twitter(X) page more engaging. And we hope you learn and keep your twitter account flowing with engagements. Get ready as we dive into the journey of tweeting, reposting & quoting. ALGORITHM One thing that is applicable […]

Budget Plan
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How to make a budget plan | 5 ways

Budget A budget is a plan to commit a particular thing to a value or vice versa. It’s a plan on what you will use your money for. It’s a plan for income and expenses.When you are good in creating a budget plan and you’re consistent—you are giving your money purpose. Introduction Coming up with

Credit Score
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How to Improve your credit score

Credit score It’s evident that it pays to have a good credit score when you want to apply for a loan or deal with lenders. Below is the top 5 ways to improve your credit score. A proof of residential address Register on the electoral roll at your current address – you can do this

Largest Forest
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Largest Forest in the world | Top 8

Trees and their functions are vital for humans and animals. Many trees together form a forest, and this serves as a source of food and habitat. With the spread of human civilisation, millions of hectares of forest had to be converted. Below is the top 8 largest forests that are still active. 1) Amazon The

African Countries
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African Countries with Identical Flags | Top 6

Top 6 African countries with identical flags The Africa is a continent known for its population and distance covered. Africa is the world’s second Largest and second-most populous continent after Asia. It covers 20% of Earth’s land area and 6% of the total surface area. We would be elaborating on few African Countries with similar

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