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Last updated September 2026. This applies to every calculator, dataset and article on https://www.dailytipsfinder.com.

The essential point. Everything on this site is general information. Our calculators do arithmetic on figures you supply. They are not financial, legal, tax, medical or academic advice, they cannot know your circumstances, and they cannot account for the exception that applies to your case. Verify anything consequential with the relevant institution or a qualified professional before you act on it.

General information only

The content on this site is published for general informational and educational purposes. It is not tailored to any individual, and no relationship of adviser and client, or of any other professional kind, is created by your using it.

We are not financial advisers, lawyers, tax practitioners, accountants, admissions officers or academic registrars. Where we explain how a process works, that explanation is our reading of publicly available information. It is not an official statement from any institution and it may not reflect a recent change or an internal policy we have no visibility of.

What a calculator can and cannot do

A calculator applies a formula to the numbers you give it. That is all it does, and everything it produces follows from two things: the accuracy of your inputs and the appropriateness of the assumptions behind the formula.

Your inputs matter more than the tool. A cost of living figure estimated from memory will be optimistic. A fuel consumption figure taken from the manufacturer's brochure will understate what Nigerian traffic actually costs you. Wherever possible, use measured figures rather than remembered ones.

Assumptions are stated, not hidden. Every tool page sets out its method, its formula and a worked example. If an assumption does not fit your situation, you can see it and adjust for it. We would much rather you understood the calculation than trusted the number.

Rounding and edge cases. Results are rounded for readability and may differ slightly from a figure produced elsewhere. Institutions also differ in how they round, which band they apply and how they treat borderline cases. A CGPA at a classification boundary, or a taxable income at a band threshold, may be treated differently by the body that actually decides.

Tax and payroll figures

Our tax tools reflect the Nigeria Tax Act 2025 as it took effect on 1 January 2026, including the abolition of the Consolidated Relief Allowance. Payroll practice varies between employers, and reliefs, pension arrangements and deductions differ. Your payslip is the authority on your pay, not our calculator.

Academic results

Grading scales, classification thresholds and course unit weightings vary between Nigerian institutions and sometimes between faculties within one. Our tools cover the common 5.0, 4.0 and 7.0 scales. Your institution's published regulations, and its official transcript, are what count.

Loans and interest

Lenders apply fees, insurance, arrangement charges and interest conventions that a general calculator cannot know about. Use our figures to compare options and to understand how a loan behaves, then require a full written schedule of payments from the lender before you sign anything.

Prices and tariffs

Fuel prices, electricity tariffs, data bundles, transport fares and food prices all move, sometimes weekly, and vary by location and supplier. Our tools ask for your current rate rather than assuming one, and a result is only as current as the figure you entered.

Reader submitted data

The figures in our data section are reported by readers. We review every submission for plausibility and reject implausible or identifying entries, but we do not and cannot verify any individual figure.

Please read it for what it is. It is not an official statistic, a valuation, an offer or a benchmark you can cite as authoritative. Our contributors are readers of this site and are not a representative sample of the country. Variation within a single city is frequently larger than variation between states. Where a location shows only a handful of entries, that figure tells you what those few people paid and nothing more, which is why we always publish the entry count and the range next to the median.

Every entry carries the month it was reported. In fast moving categories such as food and transport, an older figure is a historical record rather than a current price.

Accuracy and currency of information

We work hard to be accurate and we correct errors promptly when they are reported. We cannot guarantee that every figure on this site is complete, current or correct at the moment you read it. Laws change, institutions revise their policies, fee schedules are updated and prices move.

Every tool page shows the month it was last reviewed. Where you see a figure that matters to a decision, treat that date as part of the information and check the current position with the source.

If you find something wrong or out of date, please tell us. Reported errors go to the front of the queue, because other people are reading the same page while it is wrong.

No affiliation

DailyTipsFinder is independent. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by or acting on behalf of any university, polytechnic, examination body, government agency, regulator, bank, lender, employer or other organisation mentioned on this site. Names of institutions and bodies are used descriptively, to explain how something works, and any trade marks remain the property of their owners.

Where we explain an institution's process, that explanation is not an official communication from them. Application deadlines, fee schedules, eligibility criteria and portal procedures must be confirmed at the source.

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This site links to external websites and displays advertising. We have no control over third party content and are not responsible for its accuracy, availability, products or practices. A link is not an endorsement, and an advertisement appearing here is not a recommendation from us.

Advertising is what makes everything on this site free. We do not accept payment to recommend anything within our editorial content, and where a link is commercial that will be disclosed where it appears. Any transaction you enter into with an advertiser or a linked site is entirely between you and them.

Your responsibility

You use this site and the information on it at your own risk. Decisions about your money, your education, your career and your household remain yours, and the responsibility for verifying anything you rely on remains yours too.

To the fullest extent permitted by law, we accept no liability for any loss or damage arising from reliance on anything published here. This is set out formally in our terms and conditions.

When to get proper advice

Speak to a qualified professional where the decision is large or irreversible. That includes taking on significant debt, making an investment, a tax position you are unsure about, an employment dispute, a property transaction, immigration matters, and anything with a legal or medical dimension.

For academic matters, your institution's registry or academic office is the authority on your results, your classification and your fees. For examination matters, the examination body is. Our tools are there to help you understand and prepare for those conversations, not to replace them.

Read this alongside our terms and conditions and our privacy policy. The about page explains how we check our figures and how the site is funded. If anything here is unclear, ask us through the contact page.