Say what is happening around you. The community decides: Na so or No be so.
Every post opens with Omor! and says what you saw, where. No follower count needed: the story leads, not the person.
People who were there tap Na so if it's true, No be so if it isn't. Both use the same colour, so neither side looks like it's winning.
Photos, links and earlier posts get attached as Evidence. Over time, every story carries its own receipts.
Omor! Water don cover Admiralty Way again this morning. Cars dey turn back from the roundabout. Who get update on the drainage work?
Admiralty Way, 7:40am. Photo: Tolu Adebayo
You tapped Na so. 93% Na so from people within 2 km.
Illustration of the app. Names and numbers are examples.
Posts don't show follower counts. What you saw matters more than who you are, so a new voice can be heard on day one.
Na so and No be so share one colour and one size. The design never hints which answer is winning.
Evidence travels with the post. Anyone can check the photos, links and earlier posts behind a story.
Money raised through Omor Impact is logged line by line, and every entry can be read by anyone.
Open the map to see what people near you are saying right now. Search any area, or change your location to check on family in another city.
Illustration of the app. Places and numbers are examples.
When a community raises money through Omor Impact, each payment in and out is logged with its receipt. Nobody has to take our word for it.
| Date | Entry | Type | Amount | Receipt |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 02 Sep | Donations: Admiralty Way drainage appeal | In | +₦1,850,000 | View |
| 05 Sep | Clearing blocked gutters, 3 streets | Out | −₦640,000 | View |
| 09 Sep | Donations: Admiralty Way drainage appeal | In | +₦420,000 | View |
| 12 Sep | Sandbags and labour | Out | −₦385,000 | View |
| 18 Sep | Payment-processor fees | Out | −₦34,500 | View |
Illustration of the app. Entries and amounts are examples.
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