I don't know if its possible for private freelancers to develop an android app for GTBank. If its possible, then please can someone who is into mobile app development do something about it? What they have (mobile money app) in GooglePlay is full of crap, fear nor even let me download am cos it has a whole bunch of bad reviews.

GTBank should live up to their name oh

I don't think you can without incurring their wrath. Push to see if you can get someone on the inside to hook you up with the contract.

good luck!

hmmmmm....i will call some peeps on the inside but right now i dont have the strength and time to play contract politics

It's not possible for Private freelancers to develop an app for a bank without the bank's permission - I guess so,since it involves transferring of money,entering pins,e.t.c

Hmmmn,but if they dey find private freelancers,I fit apply sha

Why not to a demo of what a proper Android App should look like. Perhaps maybe they might consider having a contract with you.

I spoke to my inside man i was told they have a unit responsible for that. The unit must be full of quacks

^^^ Either that or (and this is more likely) their "oga(s) at the top" are quackier than the guys working for them - I mean, if you don't know what you are doing as a person in charge, what do you expect of those who work for you?

I happen to know a guy who works for a company in the Lagos area whose job it is to advice companies on ways to make their web apps and other processes more efficient. What this guy is telling me is that, despite the fact that their clients are paying them for this advice, their clients seldom take said advice. Why? My guy proffers that it's because the oga at the top is most likely making money from the status quo. Thus, any perceived threat to that status is met with aggressive rejection.

Naija!

yawa-ti-de:
^^^ Either that or (and this is more likely) their "oga(s) at the top" are quackier than the guys working for them - I mean, if you don't know what you are doing as a person in charge, what do you expect of those who work for you?

I happen to know a guy who works for a company in the Lagos area whose job it is to advice companies on ways to make their web apps and other processes more efficient. What this guy is telling me is that, despite the fact that their clients are paying them for this advice, their clients seldom take said advice. Why? My guy proffers that it's because the oga at the top is most likely making money from the status quo. Thus, any perceived threat to that status is met with aggressive rejection.

Naija!

Hehehe....reminds me of a situation whereby a guy came to me to take over the maintenance of their company website. But he met a very strong resistance from the Head accountant. I asked him how much was being paid to the current maintenance guy, and he said N500k yearly and the website has never been updated for more than 2 years now

It appears the account dey make like N100k from that amount so he has to safeguard their "investment"