Lady Who Saved N2,500 Daily on OPay for 50 Days Displays Total Amount She Got: “Supposed to Be More”

Lady Who Saved N2,500 Daily on OPay for 50 Days Displays Total Amount She Got: “Supposed to Be More”

  • A Nigerian lady who saved N2,500 daily on Opay displayed how much she got credited in total after saving for 50 days
  • She mentioned that she was supposed to have more money in the savings but mentioned why it was lesser than her expectation
  • She posted a screenshot of her dashboard showing her total earnings, sparking mixed reactions from netizens

A Nigerian lady generated buzz on social media as she opened up about her daily savings on Opay for 2025.

The lady shared how she was able to save N2,500 daily and mentioned when she started the savings.

A Nigerian lady shared how she saved N2,500 daily on Opay for 50 days, showing her total earnings and explaining why it was less than expected, sparking mixed reactions online.
A lady posts how much she got after saving N2,500 daily on OPay. Photo: Chinenye Lucy
Source: Facebook

On her Facebook page, Chinenye Lucy said she started the saving on October 28, 2025 and showed her total earnings as of December 18, 2025, about 50 days.

She stated that she was supposed to earn more, but she failed to save on some days, hence the shortage.

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See total amount she saw:

A Nigerian lady shared how she saved N2,500 daily on Opay for 50 days, showing her total earnings and explaining why it was less than expected, sparking mixed reactions online.
Lady makes N112,500 on Opay by saving N2,500 daily for about 50 days. Photo: Chinenye Lucy
Source: Facebook

She said:

"Starting from January 1st, I will set my target and then withdraw by December 30th with OPay app. I intentionally set this target on October 28th and this is what I have been able to save. It’s supposed to be more than this, but because there are days I don’t have enough money to save, so nothing was saved on those days.
"I set it in a way that 2,500 was saved daily. Next year, I will run it fully to see what I can save. This year, I saved through Ajo then invested hugely on Noble merry(very sweet deal). We go again next year."

See her Facebook post below:

In a chat with Legit.ng, Thelma Chukwuka, an Opay customer, shared her savings experience on the fintech app.

She said:

"Opay is good for save especially when you save and lock it. There are daily interest that are added to the money everyday. It helps and disciplines me or anyone to save money for raining day."

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Reactions trail lady's savings on OPay

Anazodo Sandra said:

"Very nice I did it in such a way that it won't pain me atall. I did 2000 every Monday , only Monday, I did not even remember I was saving when I checked it ,it's already 100, they even stopped deducting because my target has been reached so they also stop giving me interest. I just updated it to 108k so that they will continue deducting on Mondays till my maturity date, just so I can still be making interest. Mine will mature January 6."

Chibuzor Grace Nwachukwu said:

"Opay is great in saving. I did fixed savings... I will be getting my 1million + plenty interest from them tomorrow morning. I can't wait for tomorrow."

Queen Esther said:

"This is really encouraging o. Nne, please, can you enlighten me on how to set it. Did you set it here or offline, I want to understand."

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Maryann Ewurum said:

"This target savings is the best. My cashout is in two days coming and it's now a lot of money."

In a related story, a Piggyvest customer who didn't touch her interests for a whole year showed the total interest she had, while another shared how much she saved inside her piggy bank.

Lady displays amount Opay credited her

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a businesswoman displayed the amount Opay credited to her account after using the Safebox option for months.

The Opay user, who noted she did not start on time, said she deposited N200 daily to save for a new phone.

As the year ended, Opay credited her with the money plus interest, and the lady could not hide her joy.

Proofreading by Funmilayo Aremu, copy editor at Legit.ng.

Source: Legit.ng

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Victoria Nwahiri (Human Interest Editor) Victoria Nwahiri is an award-winning Reuters-certified journalist with 5+ years of experience in digital, social media, and print journalism. She has extensively covered lifestyle, entertainment, and human interest stories that have impacted and attracted top policymakers. She is currently a Human Interest Editor at Legit.ng and can be reached via victoria.nwahiri@corp.legit.ng