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Emexicoman:
Long time ago I sold my ps2 on the jiji platform (when it was still olx) I and the intending buyer negotiated the rice and agreed at #46,000 for the four if them.

You won't believe he paid the money into my account plus the way bill fee, I was stunned by such level of trust and confidence and I promised myself I wasn't going to let him down (mind you I'm in Abj and he's in Akure).

I packaged his items, put in a box and went to a park near UTC and sent to him, he received them with all gladness I can't feel less proud of myself.

That's how its supposed to work

seriously... i also like the idea that i can trust people but it is too bad that people are so keen on defrauding others. i met somebody here that wants a business plan, after discussing the guy sent half of the money yesterday without asking any sort of verification which i was expecting he would ask for. I can't disappoint the dude, i am currently on page 7 of his work. Not everybody is bad but people still have to be careful

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Satan66:

So lemme get this right
He gave us the virus and then we cured him, now currently the nation is shutting down because of this same man

Does this mean Nigeria has acquired the cure?
How did he suddenly test negative?
Government of lies.

You people need to first educate yourself on issues before talking about it. Corona virus just as flu can go on its own. the thing with corona is that it can be fatal in some people and lead to death

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Apcexchange:
I started learning python last week using YouTube and my Android phone

I can now write few code to execute simple functions, it has not been easy but I believe its achievable.

I also use sololearn. I hope to upgrade to laptop soon.

but can I use python to build mobile app? just asking cos I need something that can start giving me money as soon as possible.

You can use python to build mobile apps using kivy but i think you are better off in the job market using react native or vue native which is a wrapper for react native.

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samuelson06:
Why not do something else? I don't recommend that age for programming; not because your head can't carry it but because you may have to deal with responsibilities. If you start learning programming now, when would you finish so that you can start using the knowledge to make money?

Learning programming is like opening book chapters and to know the book you must read to the end. I'm talking about learning different programming languages. There are a lot of them. Programming also requires sitting in a place for long hours. Can you do that? Are you still under your parents so that they give you cover while you concentrate on sorting codes?

Do you have a great laptop with 4GB least RAM size? I'd recommend programming for a child but not for an adult with lots of responsibilities. Programming is too broad. However, if you focus on Android programming, you can get to the peak of it and start creating apps with Android Studio that you can monetize with Admob and upload to the Playstore. The more apps you can create, the better for you. But if planning to study programming and work for an organization such as Andela, I won't encourage you. You'd have to give at least 4 years into it and you'll need lots of money to buy courses.

Don't discourage him with that age talk. He is 33 and can find a way to squeeze in the hours needed. Nobody is too old to learn something new, all it takes is good planning and dedication.

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