Author: CreditRegistry

CreditRegistry wins Readmanna Invitational Charity Golf Tournament 2022

By CreditRegistry on July 17, 2022

Press Release CreditRegistry, the pioneer and largest credit bureau in Nigeria, has won this year's inaugural Readmanna charity golf tournament 2022. The Tournament was held on Friday 1st of July, at Ikoyi Club, Lagos to raise funds to promote digital literacy among teachers in low-cost schools. Other sponsors at the tournament included Edutech, Zenith Bank, […]

You're Worth It!

By CreditRegistry on July 9, 2022

I’ll get to why I believe you deserve the best in a moment but first things first. By Nigerian law, you are entitled to one free credit report each year. Your credit report shows your SMARTScore (how loan-worthy the banks think you are), your outstanding balances, delinquencies and lots of other information. It is especially […]

7 simple words that changed my life

By CreditRegistry on July 9, 2022

I’ll get to how my life changed in a moment but first things first. By Nigerian law, you are entitled to one free credit report each year. Your credit report shows your SMARTScore (how loan-worthy the banks think you are), your outstanding balances, delinquencies and lots of other information. It is especially important to detect […]

The Food Analogy - Here’s what happens when you miss a critical ingredient!

By CreditRegistry on July 9, 2022

Have you ever cooked without salt before? I’ll get my own experience in a moment but first things first. By Nigerian law, you are entitled to one free credit report each year. Your credit report shows your SMARTScore (how loan-worthy the banks think you are), your outstanding balances, delinquencies and lots of other information. It […]

The Power Outage Comparison

By CreditRegistry on July 9, 2022

Abeni thought she was prepared. How wrong she was… 😱😱😱 I’ll get to Abeni’s story in a moment but first things first. By Nigerian law, you are entitled to one free credit report each year. Your credit report shows your SMARTScore (how loan-worthy the banks think you are), your outstanding balances, delinquencies and lots of […]

Why Credit Reports Are Like a GPS

By CreditRegistry on July 9, 2022

I’ll get to the relationship between your credit report and a GPS in a moment but first things first. By Nigerian law, you are entitled to one free credit report each year. Your credit report shows your SMARTScore (how loan-worthy the banks think you are), your outstanding balances, delinquencies and lots of other information. It […]

Two shocking things Nigerian lottery winners always do.

By CreditRegistry on July 9, 2022

I’ll get to what lottery winners do in a moment but first things first. By Nigerian law, you are entitled to one free credit report each year. Your credit report shows your SMARTScore (how loan-worthy the banks think you are), your outstanding balances, delinquencies and lots of other information. It is especially important to detect […]

How My Husband Almost Dropped Out… (Lady Jameelah's Story)

By CreditRegistry on July 9, 2022

I’ll get to my husband’s story in a moment but first things first. By Nigerian law, you are entitled to one free credit report each year. Your credit report shows your SMARTScore (how loan-worthy the banks think you are), your outstanding balances, delinquencies and lots of other information. It is especially important to detect any […]

The day my feet taught me about money mistakes -The Beach Story

By CreditRegistry on June 23, 2022

I’ll get to the beach story in a moment but first things first. By Nigerian law, you are entitled to one free credit report each year. Your credit report shows your SMARTScore (how loan-worthy the banks think you are), your outstanding balances, delinquencies and lots of other information. It is especially important to detect any […]

Who is Morayo?

By CreditRegistry on June 16, 2022

Meet Morayo, your new Financial Consultant at CreditRegistry. Morayo is 35 years old from Osun State Nigeria. She is the 1st child of her parents from a lower-class family. As a child, Morayo’s father was a carpenter and the primary provider of the family, while her mother was a petty trader in the famous Yaba […]

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