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Nero2424:
How long have you been in the business?

Nero2424:
How long have you been in the business?

gentlesoul83:
drop yourself contacts

gentlesoul83:
drop your contacts

michlins:
it's very much possible. He will lure him in with 40 bags first and when he's in, he will then start with extra twenty bags then fifteen and few more ten bags and so on.

Things are really hard and people are finding devious means to get jobs

Oluwakin:
You can learn trading of financial market assets like gold, crude oil, currencies online. If Nigerian youths can learn and master it, their story will surely change. You need three things to succeed in it: 1. smartphone, 2. internet, and 3. knowledge.

If you have the first two, I can give the third in two to three weeks with after training ongoing mentoring. Life is good if you have information and use it it well.

EmperorVamo:
Though I might say the poster u quoted , got it wrong and not to sound harsh or rude, but in your life never ever talk off or write off TECH as a proven way of leaving poverty right now .



The Indians never have this mindset and it's why my colleagues keep bringing in mentees every fucking day ...

Meanwhile we Nigerians are quick to write it off or discourage newbies looking to jump into tech and yes you can get into it as a Get rich Quick scheme ,

Nigerians are the smartest people who would jump into something out of poverty and fuel it with "Poverty-as-a-Passion"

Im only correcting this your mentality incase you have younger ones or kids who might make it in the TECH ECOSYSTEM.



Find me one person who is a CLOUDNATIVE KUBERNETES NEWBIE for the last 4 months and in that category you mentioned , and let's check something .

Truth is we follow the bandwagon , saturate the space and then blame the whole Tech Ecosystem .

If this guy up here follows the advice I placed , in 3 months he isn't only making at least $700 monthly upwards, but also collaborating , contributing and networking with Indians, Americans, and more in the tech space ..

You are talking of Nigerian companies ..go and ask how many real techie you think are applying to Nigerian companies ?

You sound in the past ...

Except for unicorns and cool startups like Flutter, paystack, piggyvest and so on , the best minds here are either working remote or leaving ...

Dey play

I know more than 50 young people who started tech (the right way) in the last 16 months , who are now making at least $1000 - $2,500 currently ....

You can write off the general Web development and programming jargon people throw around , but never ever write off TECH as an Ecosystem and the best way to leave the trenches Legally.

NEVER

NO MAKE ME VEX BEFORE I DROP EVIDENCE HERE