In a bold move to further its commitment to providing international payments for everyone and better serve its expanding community, Lemonade Finance announces its rebranding to LemFi. The decision to change the name was driven by a desire to simplify and capture the essence of the company’s vision and to differentiate itself in the evolving financial services landscape.
Lemonade Finance was founded in 2020 with a simple vision,to empower immigrants seeking to achieve more in their lives. The company delivers its services through an app that enables users to send money to 10+ countries. LemFi is licensed as an Electronic Money Institution with the Financial Conduct Authority in the United Kingdom, under the name RightCard Payment Services. It is also registered as a Money Service Business by the Financial Transactions and Report Analysis Centre in Canada.
“The name we started with was Lemonade Finance. And as our app gained popularity, our reach expanded across multiple countries, and we became the vital link between families and loved ones separated by distance,” explains Ridwan Olalere, the CEO and Co-Founder.
However, the company’s growth and evolution demanded a name that would resonate even more deeply with its purpose while embracing the uniqueness of its community. Through extensive collaboration with the team and community, the decision to rebrand was made to better encapsulate the vision of providing a more inclusive and efficient means for people to send money home.
Introducing LemFi, a name that embodies the spirit of No Borders, No Barriers and no BS. The new name reflects the company’s dedication to simplicity, agility, and accessibility while retaining its commitment to facilitating seamless financial transactions for its users.
“Our new name, ‘LEMFI,’ represents our unwavering dedication to breaking down barriers and transcending borders,” says Ridwan. “It symbolises the strength and resilience of our community and allows us to carve our own unique meaning within it.”
The rebrand also comes with an expansion of vision. Hitherto, the goal was to power “International Payments for immigrants globally”; now LemFi aims to deliver “International Payments for Everyone”.
This commitment will be demonstrated by unveiling an exciting lineup of product updates in the coming weeks and months.
The LemFi team thanks its valued users for their continued support and invites them to embark on this new chapter together. As LemFi, the company will continue building a product and expand to more countries in the coming weeks, empowering individuals to confidently pursue their dreams.
The company’s new website and social media channels will now be: Website: www.lemfi.com Facebook: UseLemfi Instagram: @UseLemfi Twitter: @UseLemfi Email:support@lemfi.com
Afro Nation Miami witnessed an unprecedented moment as two African music powerhouses, Black Sherif and Burna Boy, united on stage for an unforgettable rendition of the ‘Second Sermon’ remix.
The event drew music enthusiasts from all corners of the globe, treating them to an electrifying showcase of talent and exuberance.
Under his birth name, Mohammed Ismail Sharif, the acclaimed Ghanaian vocalist captured hearts with his original track ‘Second Sermon,’ which swiftly became a youth anthem.
By teaming up with Nigerian superstar Burna Boy for the remix, the song soared to new heights, generating a buzz that reverberated far beyond the African continent.
As the pulsating rhythm of ‘Second Sermon’ permeated the air, the crowd erupted in euphoria.
Black Sherif’s commanding presence on stage, combined with Burna Boy’s dynamic energy, engendered a magnetic atmosphere that had everyone on their feet.
These artists effortlessly seized the stage, radiating confidence and a shared dedication to their craft.
This performance served as a testament to the burgeoning influence of African music on the global stage. It underscored the potency of collaboration and the ability of artists to transcend boundaries, forging connections with audiences worldwide.
Prophet Nicholas Osei known as Kumchacha has emphatically stated that he will cancel the free SHS project if he wins the 2024 general elections.
According to him, some policies by the government are draining which has plunged the economy into hardship.
In a discussion on UTV’s showbiz night, he listed and explained some policies he intends to roll to build the nation.
In a discussion on UTV’s showbiz night, he listed and explained some policies he intends to roll to build the nation.
“Hopefully should I be President, rent will be paid every month, it is absurd for persons to pay rent for 6 months and 2 years, sickness and death is inevitable so what happens when the unforeseen strikes hence this will be reviewed.
“free education will be canceled, this is because every fund from the government goes into this project which has hindered the progress of other developments, even the enlightened countries like the USA, Canada, and Germany who have it all still struggle with providing free education”
“Hopefully should I be President, rent will be paid every month, it is absurd for persons to pay rent for 6 months and 2 years, sickness and death is inevitable so what happens when the unforeseen strikes hence this will be reviewed.
“free education will be canceled, this is because every fund from the government goes into this project which has hindered the progress of other developments, even the enlightened countries like the USA, Canada, and Germany who have it all still struggle with providing free education”
Kwabena Kwabena has admitted a mistake he made in the past.
The ‘Asor’ hitmaker said it was a mistake for him to have married at a younger age.
Instead of marrying at a time his career was taking a great shape, the popular Ghanaian musician told ZionFelix in an interview that he should have focused.
He thinks focusing on his career would have helped him.
Singer, Kwabena Kwabena has acknowledged the fact that marrying early cost him valuable years of his life.
In an interview with Zionfelix, he expressed the belief that he should have prioritized his burgeoning career during his twenties rather than committing to matrimony at that stage.
In the course of the interview, the ‘Aso’ hitmaker said; “The irony of the whole thing is, I played a role in stealing my whole life away from me at a point.
“The reason why I am saying that is as at 26 and 27, around that time, I felt that what I should have done was to focus on my career and not allow any external force to derail my train,” he said.
Despite what he believes were missed opportunities to enjoy his life at the time, Kwabena Kwabena said he is happy to reclaim such lost moments now.
As claimed by him, he is now older and wiser to understand the importance of seizing opportunities and not taking anything for granted.
“I feel I was a young guy around that time, but by God’s grace, God has given me the chance again to have a second shot of my life.
That’s the reason why I am not taking things for granted because around that time, there were other people who have become casualties or were involved, and so I don’t want to make it look as if I was a great person and somebody was bad.
“I feel that at a point in my life, I should have focused on my career more than any other thing. I shouldn’t have married then,” Kwabena Kwabena said.
Just about two months ago, actress, socialite and Entrepreneur Shugatiti caught the attention of American Porn Star who according to people who watch blue films is the best.
Shugatiti, a Ghanaian socialite and nudist, in an earlier interview while speaking to ZionFelix claimed that no man has been able to satisfy her in bed because she has an insatiable desire for sexual activity.
Shugatiti revealed that she has slept with countless men; however, she has yet to experience real satisfaction from coitus. According to her, no amount of sexual pleasure from hours of strokes would send her to the heights of climax.
Well, Shugatiti’s cry to reach orgasm may soon be a reality as American Porn star King Nasir has extended a hand of help to Shugatiti to help her experience orgasm after she revealed that despite having a powerful libido, she has never had an orgasm.
Reacting to Shuggatiti’s revelation, the adult porn star took to Twitter to send her an invitation to help her experience orgasm. He has been helping women of all kinds so Shugatiti’s case is nothing serious. He wrote;“I can help her have an orgasm”
Unfortunately, the anticipated ‘Atopa Match’ between King Nasir and Shugatiti never happened.
The two had a hot back and forth banter on social media which consequently made Shugatiti to block King Nasir because he made fun of her vajayjay.
Well, in a fresh interview with Zionfelix, King Nasir revealed that he really wanted his atopa match with Shugatiti to happen because they would have both made a lot of money.
He explained that a lot of social media users were very interested and wanted to see their bedroom encounter.
But unfortunately, Shugatiti was just playing with him and wasn’t serious.
King Nasir, a renowned American adult movie star has revealed in an exclusive interview with Zionfelix that he has starred in over 300 p0no movies and slept with over 100 women.
Speaking in an exclusive interview with the award-winning blogger, King Nasir disclosed that besides acting in the p0no videos, he’s also an adult movie producer.
He explained that producing the movie makes him more money than acting the p0no clips.
According to King Nasir, he first started with low-budget videos but as time progressed, he later switched to making quality videos which are very costly.
Veteran Ghanaian actor, Mikki Osei Berko, has commented on the state of showbiz in Ghana when it comes to remuneration.
Mikki, also known as Dada Boat, told Blakk Rasta in an interview on 3FM that showbiz in Ghana does not pay.
He, however, acknowledged how his role in the ‘Taxi Driver’ series helped him.
“What happened on the set of Taxi Driver for me was the experience aspect. I always look at the positive side of stuff. I could say Taxi Driver for me could say arguably is one of the projects that has made me who I am and you cannot count that in money,” said the veteran actor.
“With regards to financial returns, I think that it was not to write home about and I am saying this clearly because the system hasn’t changed,” he added.
Dada Boat thinks the perception of people also contributes to showbiz not paying in the country.
“You know people consider showbiz as a part-time business, they don’t really understand that it is what put food on your table. They think that if they ask you to MC their event and offer you food and drinks that’s it. People do not regard this as an endeavour that pays so much and it was the difficulty at the time and I think sponsorship contributed to that.”
“For me to say that Taxi Driver was something I’ve never regretted being part of because it added so much to my career. If you count that in money you can’t see anything,” he admitted.
