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Debt Recovery & Insolvency Quiz

In Nigeria, if you no hold your money tight, e go waka! Are you taking the right steps to recover debts and secure your business, or are you leaving your finances to chance? Take this quiz to find out if you’re a financial enforcer or just hoping for the best! 🚀💰
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The "Odogwu Debt Collector"

You don’t play when it comes to money! 💼💰 If someone owes you, they better be ready for a well-crafted demand letter, legal action, and airtight contracts. You understand that emotions don’t pay debts, and hope is not a financial strategy. With a sharp lawyer on speed dial, you move smart, protecting your business and assets before things get messy. Na you be the real business guru!

👉 Call us today to secure your finances before wahala starts!

The "E Go Better Investor"

You mean well, but your financial strategy is based on vibes and crossed fingers. 🤲🏾😂 You extend credit on goodwill, trust people to “do the right thing,” and believe debtors will pay when they feel like it. When problems arise, you delay action, hoping things will fix themselves. My dear, hope is not a business plan! Before you find yourself counting losses, get a lawyer to structure your finances the right way.

👉 Before your money waka, let’s talk!

The "Mumu Investor"

Once money matter gets tough, you’re the first to disappear or ignore it! 🚀 You dodge financial realities, let debts pile up, and refuse to involve lawyers until it’s too late. When a debtor ghosts you, you ghost them back. When a contract isn’t honored, you rant on social media instead of taking legal action. Oga/Madam, this is not the way! If you want to keep your money, you need a proper debt recovery plan.

👉 Don’t let your money enter voicemail—call us now!

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#1. A client or customer owes you a significant sum and is avoiding your calls. What’s your first move?

#2. A debtor offers to pay only a fraction of what they owe, claiming financial struggles. How do you respond?

#3. You discover that a company owing you money is about to go bankrupt. What’s your next step?

#4. You’re about to extend credit to a new client. What do you do?

#5. A friend asks for a personal loan but refuses to sign an agreement. How do you handle it?

#6. You’re considering bankruptcy for your struggling business. What’s your approach?

#7. A debtor promises to pay soon but keeps delaying. What do you do?

#8. You’ve invested in a startup that is now on the brink of insolvency. What’s your first move?

#9. our business partner is facing financial struggles and is unable to meet obligations, affecting your joint venture. How do you respond?

#10. A key supplier is threatening to stop doing business with you due to delayed payments, but you have a long-term contract. How do you handle the situation?

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