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Please guys, still need more developer under the category stated above.

Hello Guys, I still need more UI & UX designers, under this category.

Bitradepay:
React native.

Will contact you shortly.

Guys I still need more Artificial Intelligence developers. I doubt if there is just one AI Developer in the whole of Nairaland. I'll be waiting for your reponse.

mechtronics:
i already sent you a mail check

I've replied your mail.

ifedola28:
My works:
API and Chatbot on aws: Prewin.com.ng

Quiz App: Naijachamp.com

Mobile App( Fintech App - Ionic Framework ): https://drive.google.com/file/d/13wuo_bZzcBrYuCJx8GcMaBCnND6PRLET/view?usp=drivesdk

Mobile App ( Ecommerce Native App ): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1h0Eii8xJzW3FRoPQL_IQQUGPIRpl7Zrd/view?usp=drivesdk

Contact me : akinbami.gbenga (at) gmail.com

Whatsapp number : 2347038257962

Ok, will contact you ASAP.

donsheddy1:
Ionic framework. Contact 08031.9754.15

Will contact you soon.

Bitradepay:
Contact me via my signature

What framework are you good at? React Native or Ionic?

Good morning guys,

I urgently need an Artificial Intelligence developer for Mobile Apps, for a lucrative job. And must be able to build AI using Python(free to include other programming languages as well).

Please leave your contact details below or send details to dlissint@gmail.com.

Thanks.

Good morning all, I urgently need UI & UX designers for Mobile Apps, for a lucrative job. And must be able to design with at least 1 of these Hybrid Apps.

- React Native
- Ionic

Please leave your contact details below, and specify which. or send details to dlissint@gmail.com.

Thanks.

Good morning all,

I urgently need a full-stack Mobile Apps developer, that is knowledgeable in at least one or the two of these programming languages below, for a lucrative project.

- React Native.
- Ionic.

Please specify, which of these programming languages you are good at, and leave your contact below or send details to dlissint@gmail.com.

Thanks.

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Experienced and responsible driver only, with detailed documentation & references.

Ikorodu or Ketu axis

WhatsApp: 07064921429

Blakjewelry:
well if he refuse to sign then you don't owe him anything. for one you guys are in the planning phase which is the easier part, when comes to the real deal that's the hard part, trust me by then you guys will need all the passion you have to pull through. no start up is easy especially when it comes to the tech and ICT sector, if he no believe in the project, fine someone with similar idea and passion, as for setting aside percentage, well that is from your own big heart because whether the project fails or succeed is entirely up to you guys minus him for now.

as for finding co-partner, that is what we are trying to achieve in NSG. we believe when our work is done, the era of tech guys working alone will be over.

Thanks very much for your advice, will see how it goes.

royalads:
Must you work with a co-founder? A lot of successful start-ups have just a founder. Get a good contract lawyer to draft a proper contract. Its either he signs it or he works away. Ensure that your rights are protected all round in the contract.

It's always easier said than done. If the start-up was to be just a road side business, trust me I would have done it alone.

Blakjewelry:
well it is not too late, you can still draft an agreement and let him sign. arrange for a meeting and discuss what is on your mind. and forget to include a date of forfeiture if any of the party fails to hold up to their end of the bargain starting from the date of the meeting.
don't forget to check my signature

What if he refuse to sign? Is there any other way forward? Like getting a new co-founder and setting aside say 10 - 20% equity for this my old co-founder?

Of course I don't get a new co-founder without a reasonable vesting agreement.

bot101:
You've already made one huge mistake by not putting your agreement in writing, especially stating what each party is to contribute to the project, as well as what each party gets in terms of equity. You also should state release clauses that determines what happens when one party decides to pull out of the project. That would have helped you figure what to do at this time that he's stalling, as well as keep him on his feet.

Going forward, I think you should firstly draft an agreement and get him to assent to it, then enforce the terms of that agreement. If that is not feasible, then I suggest you both part ways according to your original 60/40 percent, then you find someone else AND draft a writing, binding agreement, as well as set a deadline, taking into cognizance, what you got from your initial engagement with your current partner. Also, DO NOT SELL YOUR PROPERTY UNTIL YOU HAVE SORTED OUT EVERY ISSUE BOTH OF YOU ARE FACING AND THE PROJECT IS BACK ON TRACK, OR YOU HAVE BOTH GONE YOUR SEPARATE WAYS.

bot101 thank you very much for your advice, I will try to get a lawyer to draft an agreement for us ASAP, and see how it goes. My major concern is if he will sign it tho.

Secondly, we can't really share what we have 60/40 yet, because you know what we have cannot be converted into cash yet. Though we have 3 registered websites. And a lot of other websites names that we are yet to register, some names that we plan to trademark for this project, and lot of manuscripts contains our works etc.

So you see there is no way we can share it 60/40 just yet.

Do you have any suggestions on what can be in the agreement?

Please there is this ecommerce platform that I and my Co-founder has been working on for over 3 years, but now it has stalled completely.

I originally started this idea to build an ecommerce platform, but as it was the norm and advisable to always have at least a co-founder as two good heads are better than one, was the major reason why I involved him in this. We starting drafting ideas and features from February 2016 till November 2016, and to be honest, he was extremely hard working, useful, insightful and helpful through out that period. And up till date I'm very contented with what we both achieved during that period.

However problem started when it was time for both us to start building. Our plan was to get some developers to help join us in building the website as it is something that will be too tideous for both of us to do alone. The problem now is that since November 2016 up till date he has been stalling this project, always procrastinating and less supportive so far building of this project his concern. He sometimes still bring new ideas to add to our project but less supportive when I talk about building it!

So right now I am extremely confused and fed up, I've put all my life into this, as it's my biggest dream. But I'm not getting anywhere with him anymore. We have no writing agreement yet, but verbally agreed on a 60/40 slip. But I can't go and build this project alone and still give him that percentage as I think it will be very unfair to me. We also need some finance which I'm set to sell one of my landed property for, but he has basically stop contributing

Guys I don't know what else to do, he's stalled this project for 2 years already and I don't want to waste anymore time waiting for him please advise me on what to do next because I can't think straight.

Nil