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My Experience With Daily Contributions (Ajo/Esusu): The Good and the Bad Joining an ajo taught me discipline.
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19 days agoJoining an ajo taught me discipline. Every week, I contributed ₦2,000 — it looked small, but by month-end, I had ₦8,000 saved without stress.
The good part: it helped me save faster.
The bad part: if the collector isn’t trustworthy, you could lose your money.
If you try it, do it with reliable people or join a digital thrift platform. Ajo works — but only when you’re consistent and car
eful.