Let’s be honest; no Nigerian wakes up wanting to owe rent. But when your salary comes in pieces, your siblings are in school, and rice is now ₦90k per bag, rent starts to feel like an Olympic sport.
You dodge your landlord like you’re avoiding SARS. You start switching off your generator early, just to send a message: “Sir, we’re all going through it.” You promise him “by Friday,” but even you know Friday is a prayer point, not a date.
The truth is, the system itself is stressful. Most landlords want full payment upfront – one year, two years. But how many people actually earn like that? That’s where FlexyRent comes in.
We’re changing the story: rent in bits, not bulk. You get to stay in your home, pay flexibly, and avoid long stories and panic mode every December.
So next time your landlord calls, imagine calmly saying:
“Don’t worry, I’ve got it sorted – with FlexyRent.”
