Recently, I came across Adnaira and I have read some good and bad reviews about them by some Nigerian Publishers. Will this company become the giant Ad Company in African for African Publishers? Are they reliable and trustworthy doing business with them both Advertisers and Publishers? Have you Advertise or Monetized your Website or App with them?

Sheriman:
Recently, I came across Adnaira and I have read some good and bad reviews about them by some Nigerian Publishers. Will this company become the giant Ad Company in African for African Publishers? Are they reliable and trustworthy doing business with them both Advertisers and Publishers? Have you Advertise or Monetized your Website or App with them?

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Sheriman:
Recently, I came across Adnaira and I have read some good and bad reviews about them by some Nigerian Publishers. Will this company become the giant Ad Company in African for African Publishers? Are they reliable and trustworthy doing business with them both Advertisers and Publishers? Have you Advertise or Monetized your Website or App with them?

I have tried Adnaira, their CPC is lower than adsense. I tried it for a while, I loved it.

They don't have many adverts, so you may keep seeing the same ad on the same page.

They pay per impression too.

But why I stopped using it was because I read some reviews that after reaching and passing the threshold, they blocked the accounts.

Immediately I read this, I japaa. I can't risk enriching an ad company with free traffic, when they'll scam me at the end of the day.

It looks good to be true though, but I didn't continue with them.

Their ad placement is manual too.


Las Las, I am not advising you not to try them. It may work for you.

Just try 'em and comman give your testimony.

I would have recommended adquet or naijadvert (i am not sure this is the correct name) - they are Nigerian ad networks, but you see eh, anything Nigerian, japaa.

I do hope that some day I will make a quality ad network in Nigeria and make a legacy.

Playthepianos:



I have tried Adnaira, their CPC is lower than adsense. I tried it for a while, I loved it.

They don't have many ad units, so you may keep seeing the same ad on the same page.

They pay per impression too.

But why I stopped using it was because I read some reviews that after reaching and passing the threshold, they blocked the accounts.

Immediately I read this, I japaa. I can't risk enriching an ad company with free traffic, when they'll scam me at the end of the day.

It looks good to be true though, but I didn't continue with them.

Their ad placement is manual too.


Las Las, I am not advising you not to try them. It may work for you.

Just try 'em and command give your testimony.

I would have recommended adquet or naijadvert (i am not sure this is the correct name) - they are Nigerian ad networks, but you see eh, anything Nigerian, japaa.

I do hope that some day I will make a quality ad network in Nigeria and make a legacy.

I am contemplating too because anything about Nigerian Ad Company is a complete scam. I doubt on their reliability and payment.. Sometimes they may fail to pay publishers

From a review I read they said they pay 2 Naira per click and 20naira per mile and minimum payout 2k... It's low but can it be trusted

Veiniously:
From a review I read they said they pay 2 Naira per click and 20naira per mile and minimum payout 2k... It's low but can it be trusted

Lies.

I have had more than 3 naira per clicks. And I have made more from impressions.
The amount per mile is bigger than that.

But trust is the issue.

Playthepianos:



Lies.

I have had more than 3 naira per clicks. And I have made more from impressions.
The amount per mile is bigger than that.

But trust is the issue.

Wow
U would have waited to see if they will pay

Veiniously:

Wow
U would have waited to see if they will pay

I couldn't risk it.