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daddytime:thanks boss |
great |
nice view |
very bad |
No country can dethrone America. at least not in the next 200 years |
very painful and unfortunate loss to the parents. this is a working society where every case matters. finally I will say that 'TECHNOLOGY IS A GOD' Hello, I am a fullstack web developer. I develop all types of website. I major in developing complex custom website and mobile apps for businesses and startups. If you have an idea and need a competent programmer to translate your idea into codes, I am the right man for the job. I also have a nice real estate website for sale specially designed for the Nigerian market Click my username to see my WhatsApp number on my profile |
of course, they can't kill him |
we already know. even female politicians are the worst. their first casualty is their husband, then the masses. Finally Nigerians deserve the kind of politicians they get. If majority of Nigerians are good people devoid of selfishness and sentiments, then majority of politicians will also be good people Hello, I am a fullstack web developer. I develop all types of website. I major in developing complex custom website and mobile apps for businesses and startups. If you have an idea and need a competent programmer to translate your idea into codes, I am the right man for the job. I also have a nice real estate website for sale specially designed for the Nigerian market Click my username to see my WhatsApp number on my profile |
RIP to him. might be covid19 or an internal sickness. Or maybe his political enemies have quenched him |
lol . I think there is a mix up somewhere. I don't think the company will spoil their reputation for a paltry macbook |
lol. I am sure the hisbah officials will consume a create in the closet of their office |
this is very bad. why are Nigerians like this? |
China is just making noise. they will be humiliated by the united states and the entire alliance of democracy |
FuckDModz:you are just an attention seeker |
I don't know why the mods moved this topic to crime where it will die a natural death. this thread deserves front page |
Bigkoko:very bad. I have even developed a website for a client and he refused to pay until 11 months later after much persuasion |
Bigkoko:I might do this when I am up for it |
I don't know why the mods refused to move that topic to front page |
tensazangetsu20:We are still saying same thing. Financial institutions in most countries are not interested in doing business with Nigerians because of the high probability of Nigerians to abuse and defraud the system |
tensazangetsu20:what do you mean by this |
Crowwejihadist:bro I am sorry to say that your comment is myopic. the issue is not the paltry $15 but how Nigerians are excluded from opportunities that are available to others |
Mods leave this thread in politics. This is describing the consequences on fraud in Nigeria and how Nigerians and the present government can fight it. As a Nigerian, there are many apps you can't see, talk more of downloading from playstore or appstore. There are websites you can't visit and a lot of online programs you can't participate. Many people from poor African countries are earning a lot of dollars doing survey. If these surveys was available to Nigerians I am sure it will help a lot of youths to break even. even CPC rates are very poor on AdSense if your traffic is from Nigeria. This problems that this generation is pilling up will be a large burden on the upcoming generations |
As has been my life routine. I woke up this morning and stretched out my hand to pick my phone from the table. I perused my WhatsApp, Facebook and went foward to check my emails. So I opened a mail from Google maps (I am a developer and I have integrated and consumed Google maps APIs on a bunch of websites and applications I built for clients). So what really caught my attention was that Google promised to pay $15 If i helped them complete a survey on their map products. So with my heart racing fast and pumping in excitement, I rushed and clicked the link. I selected my employment status, clicked on the select box to indicate my country, alas and behold, Nigeria was not in the list of countries. I scrolled delligently and intermittently between Namibia, Nicaragua,niger and hoping to see Nigeria somewhere but it was not there. To be sure my eyes was not deceiving me, I used my web developer sense to referesh the page, blaming the absence of Nigeria on network problem resulting in incomplete page load. To my surprise Nigeria was not still there. This is not right, I said to myself. Nigeria has the best developers in Africa both in quality and quantity and some of the highest consumers of Google products. I am entitled to this free pie and so is other Nigerian developers. We and some Nigerian companies have used and paid for Google products and deserves this pie and nothing will stop me. So in the midst of my confusion I found an option that indicates 'my country not listed here'. So I selected this option and clicked the next button. Hoping to get directed to where Nigeria is listed so that I can continue with the survey. My brothers and sisters I was told 'thank you for your time' . No this can't be happening. Something must be wrong, I need to earn this $15. Maybe I must have selected the wrong option. I clicked on the back button but was told that I can't take the survey again. Okay, enough of the jokes. I did a little research and found out that Nigerians has abused such opportunities in the past and hence, are not qualified for such tasks on most Google products. The culture of fraud has eaten deep into the very fabric of the Nigerian society. Ghanians, togolese, benonoise and host of smaller African countries are now open to opportunities a Nigerian has no access to. The internet is booming. A lot of businesses today are moving their market place online. In the US, the e-commerce sector is worth over $500bn contributing significantly to the GDP and overall economy of the USA. One of the reason for this growth is because of TRUST and HONESTY. An American can meet a fellow American online, interact and seal a business deal without one devicing 'smart' (evil) ways to defraud the other. Today most Nigerians can't do business online because you are 100% sure to be duped. To make matters worst, when you complain, you will be termed 'not smart' or foolish. What is wrong in trusting a fellow Nigerian? For us not to recognize this as a problem shows the depth of decay in our morality. Chronic internet fraudsters(Yahoo Yahoo) are celebrated. Some have developed 'justifications' for this crime. Developers like me that do business online are some of the worst people affected by the menace of fraud and bad reputation Nigerians have amassed online and it is only going to get worse. I have lost business opportunities simply because the client I met on Facebook discovered that I am a 'nigerian'. In his words 'Mr Clinton, your works are good but I don't do business with Nigerians online. ' It is time the Nigeria society start combating the menace of fraud. It is the obligation of our religious institutions to condemn fraud in strong terms without mincing words. It is the responsibility of you, the ordinary Nigerian to be honest in your dealing with your fellow Nigerian without devicing ways to scam each other. It is the responsibility of our government to increase the punishment for fraud and cybercrimes. The government should also expand the scope of what is defined as fraud. Reneging on a gentleman agreement after receiving monetary inducements is 'fraud'. Developers like me have a very vital role to play. We can refuse to develop that phising website/script,crypto, investment etc website especially when we know what it will be used for. Think about your future. The same laptop and phone you use to access your Gmail, WhatsApp, Facebook etc is the same device you will use to host a fraudulent website. Don't you know that FBI and other relevant agencies are taking your data? When you get that your dream foreign job and decide to move to a foreign country, you will just end up in jail. NIGERIANS SAY NO TO FRAUD Cc mynd44 OAMJ4 lalasticlala front page. this is very important
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As has been my life routine. I woke up this morning and stretched out my hand to pick my phone from the table. I perused my WhatsApp, Facebook and went foward to check my emails. So I opened a mail from Google maps (I am a developer and I have integrated and consumed Google maps APIs on a bunch of websites and applications I built for clients). So what really caught my attention was that Google promised to pay $15 If i helped them complete a survey on their map products. So with my heart racing fast and pumping in excitement, I rushed and clicked the link. I selected my employment status, clicked on the select box to indicate my country, alas and behold, Nigeria was not in the list of countries. I scrolled delligently and intermittently between Namibia, Nicaragua,niger and hoping to see Nigeria somewhere but it was not there. To be sure my eyes was not deceiving me, I used my web developer sense to referesh the page, blaming the absence of Nigeria on network problem resulting in incomplete page load. To my surprise Nigeria was not still there. This is not right, I said to myself. Nigeria has the best developers in Africa both in quality and quantity and some of the highest consumers of Google products. I am entitled to this free pie and so is other Nigerian developers. We and some Nigerian companies have used and paid for Google products and deserves this pie and nothing will stop me. So in the midst of my confusion I found an option that indicates 'my country not listed here'. So I selected this option and clicked the next button. Hoping to get directed to where Nigeria is listed so that I can continue with the survey. My brothers and sisters I was told 'thank you for your time' . No this can't be happening. Something must be wrong, I need to earn this $15. Maybe I must have selected the wrong option. I clicked on the back button but was told that I can't take the survey again. Okay, enough of the jokes. I did a little research and found out that Nigerians has abused such opportunities in the past and hence, are not qualified for such tasks on most Google products. The culture of fraud has eaten deep into the very fabric of the Nigerian society. Ghanians, togolese, benonoise and host of smaller African countries are now open to opportunities a Nigerian has no access to. The internet is booming. A lot of businesses today are moving their market place online. In the US, the e-commerce sector is worth over $500bn contributing significantly to the GDP and overall economy of the USA. One of the reason for this growth is because of TRUST and HONESTY. An American can meet a fellow American online, interact and seal a business deal without one devicing 'smart' (evil) ways to defraud the other. Today most Nigerians can't do business online because you are 100% sure to be duped. To make me matters worst, when you complain, you will be termed 'not smart' or foolish. What is wrong in trusting a fellow Nigerian? For us not to recognize this as a problem shows the depth of decay in our morality. Chronic internet fraudsters(Yahoo Yahoo) are celebrated. Some have developed 'justifications' for this crime. Developers like me that do business online are some of the worst people affected by the menace of fraud and bad reputation Nigerians have amassed online and it is only going to get worse. I have lost business opportunities simply because the client I met on Facebook discovered that I am a 'nigerian'. In his words 'Mr Clinton, your works are good but I don't do business with Nigerians online. ' It is time the Nigeria society start combating the menace of fraud. It is the obligation of our religious institutions to condemn fraud in strong terms without mincing words. It is the responsibility of you, the ordinary Nigerian to be honest in your dealing with your fellow Nigerian without devicing ways to scam each other. It is the responsibility of our government to increase the punishment for fraud and cybercrimes. The government should also expand the scope of what is defined as fraud. Reneging on a gentleman agreement after receiving monetary inducements is 'fraud'. Developers like me have a very vital role to play. We can refuse to develop that phising website/script,crypto, investment etc website especially when we know what it will be used for. Think about your future. The same laptop and phone you use to access your Gmail, WhatsApp, Facebook etc is the same device you will use to host a fraudulent website. Don't you know that FBI and other relevant agencies are taking your data? When you get that your dream foreign job and decide to move to a foreign country, you will just end up in jail. NIGERIANS SAY NO TO FRAUD
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sonofElElyon:If biden administration goes through with the Iranian nuclear deal, sanctions on iran will be lifted and they will have money to sponsor a proper armed rebellion against Nigeria. Ask the yemen government what the saw with their eyes in the hands of Iranian backed houtti rebels before the Advent of the Trump administration |
Nigeria government is just attracting unnecessary problem to this country. I can remember that Iran vowed vengeance on Nigeria after the shia killings. This government is not wise at all. Why draw us into an Iranian vs Saudi Arabia feud? |
Consequences of killing shia Muslims and elzakzaky ordeal. I remember that Iran vowed vengeance on Nigeria. This foolish government is just attracting unnecessary problem to the country. This might even be connected to the rumored money disappearance in uba accounts sonofElElyon:If biden administration goes through with the Iranian nuclear deal, sanctions on iran will be lifted and they will have money to sponsor a proper armed rebellion against Nigeria. Ask the yemen government what the saw with their eyes in the hands of Iranian backed houtti rebels before the Advent of the Trump administration. Even the Israelis didn't find it easy. Iran is the biggest financial and arms donor to Hamas, Hezbollah, houtti rebels etc. The unguided missiless that Hamas and Hezbollah Iaunches on Israel is produced in Iranian factories |
tollyboy5:I am fullstack. I do both |
tollyboy5:This can also be achieved with php with the help of swoole. This is already more 5x faster than node.js |
Op I have no pity for you. So you want a developer to develop an Android app for you at 5k? You no get sense? You deserve what you got If you went to buy a Lexus 350 sub and the seller told you to pay 100,000 naira for the brand new suv, will you agree? |
EkenmaPeter:I do both JavaScript and node though, but php is my first love. coupled with the fact that it is cheap and easy to deploy |
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