Dear Salary Earners,
We owe you an apology.
Apparently, we made staying broke a choice instead of a destiny for all salary earners.
Before DeyWithMe, you had plenty of people to blame. The government. Your salary. Your village people. The Exchange Rate. That one friend who always suggests Cubana even when everyone knows the budget screams KFC.
But now, you can open DeyWithMe and see exactly how that “small small” ₦5,000 breakfast habit is why that Canada flight still feels like a dream. You can see how lifestyle inflation keeps stealing your money. You can even plan your japa properly instead of pretending you’ll just “figure it out when you get there.”
The truth is right there: clear, brutal, and free. No subscription. No guilt trip. Just facts.
Honestly, we didn’t expect it to hit this hard. We were just tired of watching smart people make money mistakes because nobody ever explained money in a way that actually made sense. So we decided to fix it: in pidgin, in naira, in real life.
We built over 100 calculators so you’d stop guessing. We wrote guides in your language so you’d stop feeling lost. We made everything free so money would never again be the reason you don’t learn about money.
And now look at what’s happening. You’re actually using the tools. You’re sharing them. You’re making better decisions. You’re saying, “Ah, so na this thing dey chop my money?”
You’re becoming financially literate without even stressing that much.
We didn’t think it would happen this fast. Looks like we may have accidentally given you the cheat code.
We sincerely apologize for ruining your excuses.
Warm regards,
The DeyWithMe Team