Afrolu · Kenya · Nigeria · South Africa
How Afrolu may earn money
Country coverage should help you make a decision, not disguise a sales route. This page explains the commercial boundary across Kenya, Nigeria and South Africa.
Possible revenue, not invented partnerships
Afrolu may earn commission from clearly identified commercial links or carry advertising when enabled. This statement does not mean every link earns commission, that a named app is a current partner or that every page contains advertising. Source citations and official help links are evidence references, not endorsements.
What the new country guides do
The Nigeria and South Africa launch guides do not sell introductions, charge for access to the guides or promise matches. They do not publish paid app scores or a national winner. Their reader tools organise questions and choices; commercial payment is not an input to a result.
Before any commercial link
The relevant page must explain the commercial relationship and have evidence for the exact recommendation or placement. A provider's global feature page is not enough to support a local price, a Nigerian member count, a South African ranking or a Kenyan payment claim. Missing evidence is a reason to withhold the claim.
Purchases happen with the provider
Check the actual total, currency, renewal period, refund rules and cancellation route in your account. Afrolu does not collect a dating subscription payment, set a provider's terms or cancel a subscription for you. A commission does not buy you a particular relationship outcome.
Advertising and editorial decisions
Advertising, when displayed, should be recognisable. A commercial enquiry is not a correction to the evidence and does not establish a right to a favourable review. Report an unclear label or a claim that appears to exceed its source through the contact form.