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Juliusmomoh:

Photoshop

Dimejimichael:
I want to learn digital marketing.

Wat are the things I need to know and have before learning digital marketing.
Do I need to be able to write a program ?


I have 24hr constant electricity , unlimited free internet access and a laptop/ smart phone

Johnne32:
Why is freelancing and affiliate marketing not mentioned here? It's like you guys underrate these ones o.

JohnPortar:
Try affiliate marketing on Twitter or Instagram and watch your life change.

9isguy:
I started e-commerce since 200L
Graduating in 2 weeks

Really doing well in it

Sprumbaba:


send me an email patientcorrect@gmail.com

qtguru:


Amen o, because it is not an easy ride, but one code at a time. I want to create a thread that might excite you guys, but it might be boring but it is interesting to me, building your own Desktop UI for Linux with AwesomeWM and Lua

Karleb:


Go through the YouTube video.

Twitter users have to fill a form to get approved to create Twitter spaces. It takes upto a week according to what I've watched.

For now, the meeting would be on Google meet. I just checked the app and it's cool.

Sprumbaba:


Don't tell anyone the secret about WordPress. My team average over 100M a year just on WordPress alone.
We always go for popular tech e.g AWS, WordPress. Who React help? I only use it for our own SASS.

Also, I plan to recruit an army of Front developers for only Html, CSS & Javascript. We will port the design into WordPress ourselves. Will provide the PSD templates.

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Africans sha

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You will be paid One Million Naira

If you like to write articles and get paid for writing then this team/project is for you.



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qtguru:


For Frontend I use whatever framework is assigned to me, I know JS to an extent. Currently we are starting small but later we will have rooms for interns. There is alot of work on our hands first. But join the weekly meeting we want to create @Karleb

Charpell:
1. How long you have been doing remote work
2 years

2. Time Zone of Work/Nigerian Time
4pm - 2am

3. Current Pay
$31/ hour

4. Type ie permanent or temp worker
Temp worker

5. Duration of Work if temp work
1 year

6. Your Area of Specialization(Your line of work):
Software developer (frontend)

7. Remote Work sites you got your job:
Andela, Upwork, Indeed, Linkedin

8. Your Nigerian Internet Experience
Spectranet N20,000 a month 24/7

9. Recommendations for those looking for Remote Jobs
Build a project, join the community and showcase.

leksdigital:
Sorry it won't free trainings are not usual6 effective.
Even if its 1 naira it must cost you something

HalpyBee:
I've been working remotely for a year now and the experience so far has been a mixed one.
No doubt, it's more convenient working from home; navigating between work desk and your bed, not having to wake up early and dress for work,etc.

Apart from the boredom and sometimes not having a balance lifestyle between work and life, it's been a great experience.

qtguru:
1. How long you have been doing remote work
4 years working from home

2. Time Zone of Work/Nigerian Time
10AM - 5pm
3. Current Pay
A lot
4. Type ie permanent or temp worker
Permanent Contract Worker ( As long as I don't get sacked)
5. Duration of Work if temp work
N/A
6. Your Area of Specialization(Your line of work):
Svelte Development / Frontend at work
7. Remote Work sites you got your job:
Andela, Upworks, LinkedIn and Angeljobs
8. Your Nigerian Internet Experience
Fiberone, 24/7 at 10Mbps , I have MTN as backup and Spectranet (expired) Internet is very fast for me.
9. Recommendations for those looking for Remote Jobs
LinkedIn, work on a small project and advertise on your github join a community. Study Algorithm and Data Structure, also build a small company and work on products, you will see someone come to you. we are working on such at the moment

Capnd143:
The best if you know how to handle things. Been remote working as a freelancer for 7 years now. Pay is good and you get to rest whenever you want.

Email and number on signature if you need remote work opportunity

leksdigital:
Nice, I've been a freelancer for over 5 years, I have done different niches , you just have to be so dedicated and disciplined.



Right now I focus on writing. If you are interested in learning about freelancing check out www.lekeadelaja.com or you can join my freelance group here

Visit www.lekeadelaja.com/group for class on freelancing and making money online. I will teach you everything I've done in the last 7 years that has made me at least $1,000 online.

Please this is not by force oo. However if you have questions you can always quote me and I will still respond to you.

We will all win


1. How long you have been doing remote work
Over 7 years

2. Time Zone of Work/Nigerian Time
From 10am to 2am Nigerian time (I always sleep late)

3. Current Pay
Hmmm wont say but it depends, some months thousands of dollars other months a couple of dollars.

4. Type ie permanent or temp worker
I love temp work

5. Duration of Work if temp work
I work when I wake and sleep pm work lol

6. Your Area of Specialization(Your line of work):
Writing, research i love easy jobs

7. Remote Work sites you got your job:
Upwork all the way

8. Your Nigerian Internet Experience
I have all the Internet networks swift, smile , spectranet, airtel, MTN. Etisalat. Yes i use depending on the one that's messing up

9. Recommendations for those looking for Remote Jobs
First of all go and build your online skill on coursera and udemy.

I can mentor a couple of people. Please reach out to me

AlexBells:

Ijaw single handedly owns Bayelsa, a part of delta and a part of Rivers combine all of them and then check it with the one Akaibom produce, is Akwaibom a tribe, check Efik, Ibibio, Anang etc, so that's what I mean I did not say highet oil producing states, highest oil producing tribe

pyyxxaro:
OMOKRI


In Warri OMOKRI is called HE-GOAT


But thank God RENO is not a WARRI-OMOKRI




Happy Birthday Sir

martineverest:
ofure is an Edo name

Tats:
Born in South Africa, Partially bred in Canada and buttered in America
Three citizenships and determination.
The current richest man at least for now is African.

Bigfish121:
Education is more than going to school.it has to deal with the development of the mind.that is why irrespective of the amount of money you have,when I see the way you reason,I don't roll with you.That is why I always tell people that I can not stay in a place like Edo or Delta because of the kind of people that stay in that states.
Peace.

Efewestern:


The Okpes believed they migrated from Ife, passed through Bini before reaching their destination in Delta State. I believe the claim is faulty because till date we still are unable to dig any proof to support that.

As for the Spiritual hierarchy, things

timbs001:

Job Description: Translating business logic to code, writing unit tests, reviewing PR's, conducting Interviews, software architecture. I use primarily PHP, Python, JS and any other language as required by the project at hand.
Are you a software engineer too?

oluwaseyi0:


I'm a computer science graduate so is kinda easy

I started with php, the laravel

Andela forced me to learn node and then later python

oluwaseyi0:
My story look a little bit like yours

Those days of my ND whenever I visit my aunt, I automatically assume the role of the one to do house chores her kids are lazy, as I continue to grow older it doesn't sit well with me, during my HND I learnt photography and start doing wait and get photos while staying with a friend, immediately I start earning small changes my dependency on her greatly reduced hence I don't visit often, before and during my service year I learnt programming and got a job immediately after service

I am grateful for all my aunt and her husband has done for me but the truth is I WON'T ACHIEVE ANYTHING IF I CONTINUE TO STAY WITH THEM MY MIND WILL BE MORE FIXATED ON COMPLETING A NEVER ENDING CYCLE OF HOUSE CHORES RATHER THAN THINKING ABOUT MY CAREER


it's very unfortunate that that's a typical African family treatment

@adunni07 you are simply are adopted house girl and that is not going to change any time soon, no one is gonna let a passive slave free just like that, fighting her is a no no, it is a war you will never win but you will come out severely wounded, she will paint you as ingrate, your parents will rather support her, if you fight her her husband will rather support her and worse of all you will loose the gains and comfort her house bring

Your best bet is to find something doing asap, if it's to learn a vocational training, intensify your job hunting and act grown up, let her see you as busy, don't let her always see you as available, immediately you get a reasonable job your best bet is leaving her house

Daum:




Nobody speaks itsekiri in Oghara

Nowenuse:
nowpresence, Irijosa777, Datazone, Mystiquefia, Efewestern, darfay

When I said Nigerdelta republic cannot be possible, people said I was just talking trash or being too pro-Igbo.
Looking at the bad blood through this.
It is not difficult to see a people who can live together under a country.

As someone from Plateau. My people, Taraba, Nasarawa and other smaller Middlebelt tribes can never live together with Tiv, Igala, Ebira and Nupe people in one country if Nigeria divides. I don't need a soothsayer to tell me this.

I keep on telling many people, the unity and balance of Nigeria with many factors is what is still enabling many of us to see eye to eye.
If this country divides, many tribes will not see eye to eye.


As someone from a minority culture too, I can perfectly understand and relate with these arguments here between Ijaws, Itsekiris and Urhobos.

Western Colonization and the modern concept of Nationhood is what is affecting most of us Black Africans today. Our ancestors never lived with this concept.
The average Black African always had this concept of LIVE AND LET LIVE. Our forefathers lived together and formed intermixed settlements with each other because they never had this concept of Ethnic Nationalism or Nationhood.

When Nationalism begun in Europe, they slaughtered and displaced millions of themselves until their National boundaries of today came to existence. This is the path that we Africans are now towing.
The disintegration of Nigeria may lead to the second African world war.

My advice for my Deltan brothers is that they must learn to live with each other. It's so unfortunate that the Nigerdeltan tribes have nothing in common that unites them.

Urhobos, you guys must not underestimate the Itsekiris.
I notice how you guys were claiming that there are no Itsekiris in Sapele or Uvwie. Itsekiris for Sapele plenty like nonsense. They may not have a strong stake in Sapele urban by traditional rights, but they have many villages in Sapele rural down the creeks that connects to their settlements in Warri. Even in the Sapele urban they are powerful.
Your fathers have already allowed them to settle there and they cannot easily be driven away because they are not an enclave there.
And the more you people or the Ijaws push them, the more they look towards their Yoruba cousins in the Southwest.

If Nigeria is dividing and Itsekiris due to fear of Urhobos and Ijaws decide to join ODUDUWA REPUBLIC, it will almost spell doom for you Nigerdeltan minorities cos I am not sure you people can withstand the Yoruba nation on your own.

Another advice I have for you Urhobos is that you guys must choose to allign and work with either the Yorubas or Igbos, especially the Igbos. You guys can use through the Aniomas cos u have a good relationship with them.

Ijaws are large enough, and command a large coastline territory to be able to stand on their own when the chips go down. Itsekiris will easily cling to the Yorubas.
Urhobos & Isokos, you guys are too small and landlocked to stand on your own by the time kasala burst for Nigeria.
At most, you people should try to come under an Umbrella with Edo people. But the problem I have with Edo people is that they are so disunited and their individual pride is too much.

See Isokos and Aniomas in Ndokwa east, the way they are so heavily intertwined there and it lead to a conflict in Ibrede town. If this country is to divide, all the Isokos will be sacked from Ndokwa east and even down to Isoko north and South LGA, especially if the Aniomas decide to pitch their tent with Igbos.

Hausa fulani aggression is forcing my own people of more than 200 minority tribes to work on a permanent unity with each other. By next year, Nigeria will start feeling this heat I can promise.
And we will not end there, we will move to forge a strong national alliance with the Igbos. And if possible the Ogoja minorities to help us counter Tiv expansion from the south, cos after Hausa Fulanis, Tivs are the next big cancer plaguing my people.

Nigeria will not survive this rising ethnic nationalism within the next 10 years.

We can never really have lasting peace until we have countries which perfectly fit into our ethnic nationalities.

Yugoslavia and Indian partition is waiting to unfold in Nigeria. It will not take up to 10 years from now.

Cc Blackking98