From the Streets to the Blockchain: Rahman Jago Joins the Breet Movement

Breet, the no-stress crypto app that speaks the people’s language and helps convert BTC to Naira, has officially partnered with the ever-real Rahman Jago as its newest brand face.

In a country where crypto is booming and digital finance is taking over, Breet is staying true to its roots by tapping into street energy — loud, proud, and unapologetically Nigerian. And who better to carry that flag than Rahman Jago?

From fashion to nightlife, from mainland to island, Rahman Jago’s influence runs deep. With a massive online following and strong street credibility, he knows how to command attention and get people moving. Now, he’s bringing all that influence to the world of crypto — with Breet.

Breet’s decision to collaborate with Rahman isn’t just about clout but real cultural relevance. Rahman represents the boldness, hustle, and directness that define Breet’s mission: making crypto work for real people, in real time.

“Our users want something fast and real, not all that techie grammar,” said Nnanna, Product Lead at Breet. “Rahman Jago is already who they trust. Now, he’s helping us bring crypto closer to the streets — and showing that it’s for everyone.”

This partnership will feature community-driven campaigns, online challenges, live street giveaways, and influencer-driven tutorials to demystify crypto and empower young Nigerians to take charge of their money.

About Breet:


Breet is a fast-growing crypto trading app built for everyday Nigerians. Focused on simplifying the crypto trading process, Breet offers a direct, peerless experience that removes the stress of trading and chart watching. Whether you’re a student, entrepreneur, or streetwise hustler, Breet is the fastest way to sell crypto for cash in minutes — no jargon, just real results.

Ready to enjoy the ease and speed of Crypto conversions with Breet?

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