jobs for web designers in abuja is seriously suffering from low or almost no patronage please we are asking to be hooked up!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! well speaking for my self my number is 08028856171 or send a mail to mikkytrionze@yahoo.com

sorry, may be you should come to lagos. the land is green

www.9jasite.com

Remember TY Bello's Land is Green ?

My brother Abuja's grass is greener than Lagos.You need to look beyond your present horizon.

yeah, it is a lovely song.

na.com, where r u? abuja?

anywhere you are, its mostly about your marketing.
i have friends in other states who are working as web designers and developers, who don't complain.

@mikkytrio, why not signup at http://www.naijascripts.com and help kickstart it? Quite a few good programmers have signed up now, and who knows, it could be just what you are looking for to get clients.

This one advert is enough, please, sir.

Hello,

There are web jobs everywhere. I think you need to move a little higher. People aren't looking for designers anymore, they are looking for serious developers who can take-on serious complex web applications. If you need to keep getting jobs, please move up. I believe so much in us Nigerians, but we need to get serious, because the world is waiting for us. Right now, most of the jobs I do are outsourced in the UK by other web development companies.

Before now, such jobs are sent to India. Now I do my jobs, even when I come to Nigeria, as long as I have access to the Internet, I can reach my clients, and most importantly my UK Bank account here in Nigeria. So for a web developer, everywhere is home!

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mikkytrio
I begin to wonder when you say there is no job in abuja for web designer my pbrother move out of ur shell there is job everywhere what really matter is how u plan to get this job. one of my mentor in internet business is in abuja and he is doing so well so i see no reason why you are complain that there is no job in abuja stop complaining and start locating the jobs good luck

mikky,

Though I am not in Nigeria, I seriously doubt your assertion/claim. Everyone walking around in that city is a potential client: people getting married, the bookshop down the street, the groundnut seller (okay, that's a bit of a stretch but hopefully you get my point ) who walks by your house every day, etc. You don't always have to look for clients amongst senators, representatives, banks or embassies.

Start with "the common man" and work your way up. Hopefully, as you do more and more sites, your clout will rise and you get the clients you probably so desire. Again, I am not there but know one thing for sure - just like in America, they are human-beings just like you and I am sure there are at least 1million people living there, of which I dare say, at least 10,000 need a website but don't even know who to turn to (this is where advertising for www.webmastersofafrica.com comes in, and trust me, it is coming very soon ). Sometimes, you have to aim for the low-lying fruit.

Good luck!