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Worth.ng is Nigeria's leading independent resource for celebrity net worth estimates, salary guides, professional skill valuations, and "Is it worth it?" verdicts. We provide well-researched, regularly updated financial data and insights for a Nigerian and African audience.

Worth.ng is operated by an independent editorial team based in Nigeria. We are not affiliated with any celebrity, brand, financial institution, or media organisation.

Worth.ng was created to fill a gap in reliable, Nigeria-focused wealth and earnings data. We launched with the mission of making financial information accessible and transparent for everyday Nigerians.

No. Worth.ng is a completely independent editorial platform. We are not endorsed by, affiliated with, or connected to any individual, company, or organisation featured on our site.

We cover four core pillars: Net Worth Profiles (celebrity wealth estimates), Salary Guides (profession-based earnings data), Skill Valuations (is a skill worth learning?), and Comparisons & Verdicts (is it worth it? reviews).

Visit our Contact page to send us a message, or email us directly at hello@worth.ng. We typically respond within 2 working days.

Our net worth figures are estimates based on publicly available information including media reports, business filings, industry data, and expert analysis. They are not confirmed by the individuals themselves. While we strive for accuracy, actual net worth may differ from our estimates.

We compile estimates from multiple sources including credible media reports, published interviews, business registry filings, property records, industry analysis, and reports from firms like Forbes, Bloomberg, PwC, and KPMG.

Major profiles are reviewed at least quarterly. When significant events occur (new business deals, album releases, endorsements), we update the relevant profiles as soon as reliable information is available.

Different sources use different methodologies, data points, and assumptions. Our estimates are specific to the Nigerian and African context and may account for local assets, businesses, and income streams that international sources overlook.

Yes! We welcome suggestions. Please email hello@worth.ng with the name of the person and why you think our readers would be interested.

Where reliable information is available, we include estimated values of property, vehicles, investments, and other known assets. We clearly note when figures include or exclude specific asset types.

Our figures represent current estimated values in the present-day currency. We do not typically adjust historical figures for inflation unless specifically stated.

Where publicly known debts, loans, or liabilities are reported, we factor them into our net worth calculations. However, private debts are rarely public knowledge and may not be reflected.

Our salary data is compiled from multiple sources including industry surveys from Jobberman, MyJobMag, and Glassdoor; reports from professional services firms; National Bureau of Statistics data; job postings; and direct research with industry professionals.

Salary guides are reviewed annually or when significant market changes occur, such as new minimum wage legislation or major industry shifts. The "Last Updated" date on each article reflects the most recent review.

Unless otherwise stated, our salary figures represent gross annual or monthly earnings before tax and deductions. We note this in each guide and, where possible, provide information about typical tax implications.

Where data is available, we note salary variations by location (e.g., Lagos vs other states). Major cities typically command 15-30% higher salaries than smaller cities for the same role.

Our data provides a useful benchmark, but we recommend combining it with other sources and considering your specific experience, skills, company size, and location. We are not a substitute for professional salary negotiation advice.

All salary figures on Worth.ng are in Nigerian Naira (₦) unless explicitly stated otherwise. Dollar equivalents may be provided for context but are based on exchange rates at the time of writing.

Yes, many of our skill valuation articles include freelance and contract rate information alongside traditional employment salaries.

Entry-level typically means 0-2 years of experience. Mid-career covers 3-7 years. Senior refers to 8+ years of experience. These ranges may vary by industry.

Email corrections@worth.ng with the article URL, a description of the error, and supporting evidence. We review all correction requests within 5 working days.

We occasionally accept high-quality contributions that align with our content pillars. Send your pitch (not the full article) to hello@worth.ng with the proposed topic, a brief outline, and links to your previous work.

Brief quotations with proper attribution and a link back to the original article are permitted. Reproducing entire articles or substantial portions requires written permission. Contact legal@worth.ng for licensing.

We prioritise Nigerian and African public figures based on reader interest, search demand, newsworthiness, and cultural significance. We also profile major international figures who are popular with our Nigerian audience.

Yes, we cover both Nigerian/African and international celebrities. Our international coverage focuses on figures who are widely followed by Nigerian audiences.

Our verdict articles assess whether a product, service, skill, or investment is worth the money and time for a typical Nigerian consumer or professional. We consider cost, quality, alternatives, and value for money.

Our editorial content is never influenced by advertisers or sponsors. Sponsored content is always clearly labelled. Our estimates and verdicts reflect honest, independent assessment.

Absolutely. Email hello@worth.ng with your suggestion. While we cannot guarantee coverage, we review all suggestions and many reader-requested topics become published articles.

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No. We never sell, trade, or rent your personal information to third parties. Our full data practices are described in our Privacy Policy.

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Yes. We comply with the Nigeria Data Protection Regulation (NDPR) 2019 and the Nigeria Data Protection Act (NDPA) 2023. Full details are in our Privacy Policy.

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Yes, with proper attribution. Cite "Worth.ng" as the source, describe figures as estimates, and include a link to the relevant article. For academic or commercial use of substantial data, contact legal@worth.ng.

We welcome verified corrections. Email corrections@worth.ng with identity verification (official email, social media confirmation, or management letterhead) and the specific changes requested.

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Our full Terms of Use are available on our Terms page. Key points: all content is for informational purposes, figures are estimates, and reproduction requires permission.

Yes. Publishing good-faith estimates based on publicly available information is a standard journalistic and editorial practice. Our estimates are clearly labelled as such and are not presented as verified financial statements.

No. Worth.ng provides informational content only. We do not provide financial, investment, legal, or tax advice. Always consult a qualified professional for financial decisions. See our Disclaimer.

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Our readers are primarily Nigerian professionals, students, entrepreneurs, and job seekers aged 18-45 who are actively researching careers, salaries, and financial decisions.

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