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Moremonee Revolutionizes Payments With Snappy Launch

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Moremonee Revolutionizes Payments With Snappy Launch

Introducing Snappy: A Seamless Payment Feature
Moremonee, Nigeria’s leading fintech, has again taken the lead in innovation with the launch of Snappy, Africa’s first-ever snap payment feature! See the video here.

This groundbreaking technology allows users to take a picture of account details and automatically identifies the recipient’s name, making transactions faster, more convenient, and stress-free.

According to the Moremonee team, “Snappy is designed to eliminate the stress of typing account details manually. With just a snap, users can identify the recipient’s name and proceed to make payments without any stress or difficulty.”

without any stress or difficulty.”

How Snappy Works

  • So, how does Snappy work? It’s simple! Users just need to:
  • Open the Moremonee app and select transfer.
  • On the top corner, click on “Snappy.”
  • Take a picture of the account details using the app’s camera feature.
  • Snappy’s advanced technology will automatically identify the recipient’s name.
  • Enter the amount you want to transfer and proceed with the payment.

Why We Launched Snappy
At Moremonee, we believe financial access should not only enable payments but also ensure they are fast and smooth.

Previously, many Nigerians have struggled with slow transfers, tedious account number typing, and errors when inputting account numbers manually, often resulting in transfers to incorrect recipients.

To bridge this gap, we’ve introduced Snappy, a feature designed to eliminate the stress of manual account number typing during transfers.

The benefits of Snappy are numerous. It saves time and effort by automating account detail entry, reduces errors, and ensures payments reach the intended recipient.

“Moremonee’s Snappy feature is fantastic,” says Mr. Paschal Okechukwu, popularly known as Cubana Chief Priest. “It offers exactly what Nigerians who value innovation and fast transfers need. Moremonee is the safest place to keep, explore, and grow your wealth. These guys are incredibly innovative; their fintech spirit is way ahead of the curve. That’s why it’s Moremonee!” Watch the video here.

A New Standard for Payment Convenience
As the first fintech in Africa to introduce this innovative feature, Moremonee is setting a new standard for payment convenience. With the Snappy feature, Moremonee continues to push the boundaries of innovation in the fintech space.

“Our goal at Moremonee is to make financial transactions seamless and stress-free,” says the team. “With Snappy, we’re one step closer to achieving that goal.”

Beyond Snappy: What’s More?
In addition to the newly launched feature “Snappy”, Moremonee offers a range of other features that make it a leading fintech app, not just in payments but also in security. These include:

  • Instant Payment Processing
  • Trusted Partners
  • Lion Guard
  • Daily Interest
  • Bill payments
  • CAC Registration
  • Bet Arena
  • Debit Card

Commitment to Innovation and Customer Satisfaction
Moremonee’s commitment to innovation and customer satisfaction has earned it a reputation as one of the most reliable and user-friendly fintechs in Nigeria.

“Snappy is just another example of our commitment to making financial transactions easier and more convenient,” says the Moremonee team. “We’re excited to see how our users will benefit from this feature.

Habeeb Hamzat, popularly known as Peller, raves about Moremonee’s Snappy feature: “Even without typing the account number, you can just snap it and the bank account details will come up, allowing you to transfer your money easily.” This sets the stage for Peller’s endorsement of Moremonee’s Snappy feature! Watch the video here.

What’s Next?
Moremonee is a leading fintech app in Nigeria that offers a range of financial services, including instant payment processing, bill payments, airtime purchases, and more.
With its user-friendly interface and advanced features, Moremonee is committed to making financial transactions seamless and stress-free.

The Moremonee’s Snappy feature is a welcome development in the fintech space, and its pioneering status in Africa makes it a significant milestone. Download the Moremonee app today and experience the convenience of Snappy for yourself!

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BREAKING: Minister of Defence Musa Told to Resign from Tinubu’s Cabinet; Reason Emerges

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Poverty, Hunger Fueling National Security Crises, Says CDS

An Islamic human rights group has given Nigeria’s Minister of Defence, retired General Christopher Gwabin Musa, a fortnight to demonstrate a clear improvement in security across Sokoto state or step down from office.

As reported by Leadership, the Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) issued the ultimatum in a press statement on Saturday, August 22, 2026, signed by its executive director, Prof. Ishaq Akintola.

The group said the minister had failed to honour a pledge he made when he assumed office to end killings across the country. PM News also noted MURIC’s calls.

MURIC said at least 43 people and an Imam were killed in Sokoto state within the past three weeks, while 19 others were kidnapped in the same period.

The group described the victims as all being Muslims and framed the attacks as an assault on the symbolic heart of Islam in Nigeria.

“If Abuja is Nigeria’s political capital, if Lagos is the country’s economic hub, then Sokoto is the heart of Islamdom in Nigeria,” Akintola wrote in the statement.

“Any attack on Sokoto is deemed by Nigerian Muslims as an attack on Muslims in general.”

The group held the Nigerian Army directly responsible for the security failures in and around the state, and demanded what it called an “iron-clad defence mechanism” in the area.

MURIC also pointed to a recent warning from the Department of State Services (DSS) that terrorists were planning to attack tertiary institutions in Sokoto state, describing it as the moment that pushed the group to act.

“The Defence Minister has reneged on his pledge to stop killings. He has failed the people of Sokoto. He has failed Nigerians,” the statement read.

The group recalled Musa’s own words on assuming office: “I knew that I could not afford to fail myself, fail my nation, fail my family,” and said his conduct in office had contradicted that commitment.

MURIC gave the minister until Monday, August 24, 2026, as the start date of the 14-day countdown, demanding visible and verifiable changes to the security apparatus in and around Sokoto within that window.

The group was explicit that the city must be made, in its words, “impregnable and unassailable,” adding that “no single ant must climb on the Sultan’s skin.”

“The alternative is for the minister to submit his letter of resignation on or before the ultimatum. There is no other option on the table,” the statement concluded.

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BREAKING: APC Chairman Collapses, Dies

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The All Progressives Congress (APC) Chairman in Ijumu Local Government Area of Kogi State, Oyewole Mayowa Solomon, has reportedly died.

It was gathered that the APC Chairman died after slumping during a party reconciliation meeting in Iyara, the council headquarters.

According to TVC, Solomon collapsed on Friday while participating in a meeting convened by Funsho Olumoko, a former Chairman of the Ijumu Local Government Area.

The meeting was held to strengthen unity among APC stakeholders in the area ahead of the 2027 general election. Sources said Solomon suddenly collapsed while proceedings were ongoing, causing confusion among participants.

Efforts were reportedly made to revive him before he was rushed to a hospital in Kabba for medical attention. However, he was said to have died shortly after arriving at the hospital.

The reconciliation meeting came amid ongoing efforts by APC stakeholders in Ijumu to resolve internal disagreements and promote greater unity ahead of the 2027 general elections.

Earlier in August, APC stakeholders in the local government gathered in Iyara, where they endorsed President Bola Tinubu and Governor Usman Ododo for re-election.

The stakeholders also called for unity among party members. However, the earlier gathering was reportedly characterised by disagreements over the leadership of the local government, with Solomon and some other officials said to have walked out of the meeting.

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JUST IN: Tragedy as ADC Chairman Killed; Details Emerge

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Tension and grief have gripped the political community in Enugu State following the reported death of Chisimdiri Ngwu, chairman of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) in Udenu Local Government Area.

Ngwu, described as one of the longest-serving members of the ADC in the state, was reportedly found dead in the early hours of Wednesday, August 19, 2026, in circumstances believed to be suspicious.

The deceased, who hailed from Orba in Udenu Local Government Area, was reportedly strangulated, according to information gathered by The Trumpet.

A family source, who spoke, said Ngwu left his home shortly after waking up on Wednesday morning, but never returned alive.

“He woke up early in the morning on Wednesday and walked out and that was the last we heard of him,” the source said.

The source said family members became alarmed after discovering that Ngwu was missing, only to later find his lifeless body outside the compound.

“When we woke up, we didn’t see him only to discover his lifeless body in front of our compound. We saw scratches on his neck which was twisted backwards,” the source added.

The circumstances surrounding the politician’s death have heightened concerns among members of the ADC and residents of the community, with calls for a thorough investigation to unravel what led to his death.

Reports indicate that two persons have been arrested in connection with the incident, although details of their identities and the circumstances of their arrest were not immediately available.

The development has cast a pall over the ADC in Enugu State, coming at a politically sensitive period ahead of the 2027 general elections.

 

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