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Re: The Many Hurdles Of Remote Workers In Nigeria by lavylilly: 9:12am On Jan 22
tpain121:
Get starlink. I thought remote workers make a lot of money.

One person up there said he has made over 100k dollars within 2 years.
2.4m monthly is how much again in $
Re: The Many Hurdles Of Remote Workers In Nigeria by lavylilly: 9:13am On Jan 22
Babatundehy:
I had mtn and Airtel routers, when I used the Airtel router I always got the unlimited monthly plan, the daily 10gb never let me access some websites and even blocked some apps from connecting, made calls to the customer care but wasn't fixed so i quit Airtel, mtn 5g was better, (i live not too far from a uni so that is a +), but when it rained or was really cloudy, or during the day, i got terrible speeds.
My wife got lucky and also started working remotely, Elon musk pushed out the starlink mini and made it affordable so I got it, I was paying about 20k a month with those routers, so my wife, myself and another person in the next building who always streams pay the monthly subscription, the worst speed I ever got with starlink was 89mbps.
if you are around people who use lots of data and want good speeds, you can come together to get starlink and then you guys just pay up the sub, good speed is guaranteed and even a small inexpensive power station can power it for days (40 watts+-), this is good for gig workers who are constantly hunting, the burden of payment won't be much, and youll always be connected.
Mini starlink is how much and what's the monthly subscription
Re: The Many Hurdles Of Remote Workers In Nigeria by lavylilly: 9:16am On Jan 22
emperor4love:
okay thanks but any insight were one can get this remote job apart from all this freelance site
DM queenble on telegram
Re: The Many Hurdles Of Remote Workers In Nigeria by lavylilly: 9:18am On Jan 22
lazkizz:
Bro pls put me on , my rent will be due by February 3 , and i dont have any means to pay.

I will be gratefulif you could teach me any onlineskillsni can use to earn money.
Baba enter street do conductor work to pay your rent
Re: The Many Hurdles Of Remote Workers In Nigeria by emperor4love(m): 10:09am On Jan 22
lavylilly:
DM queenble on telegram
k thanks
Re: The Many Hurdles Of Remote Workers In Nigeria by danvon(m): 10:30am On Jan 22
folake4u:
I think Paypal is back to being available to Nigerians living in Nigeria.
Its available in Nigeria but you cannot receive money only send, and inspite of that you can get banned any day any time.
Re: The Many Hurdles Of Remote Workers In Nigeria by danvon(m): 10:37am On Jan 22
stanvesco:
what's a Band A light oh abeg. Does it mean you will always have light
They'll take it sometimes but you will have light 90% of the week.
Re: The Many Hurdles Of Remote Workers In Nigeria by tpain121: 10:54am On Jan 22
lavylilly:
2.4m monthly is how much again in $
That’s about $1600USD.

What happened to 2.4m monthly?
Re: The Many Hurdles Of Remote Workers In Nigeria by Babatundehy: 10:57am On Jan 22
lavylilly:
Mini starlink is how much and what's the monthly subscription
To get the kit for the starlink mini you'll have to pay 354k, the kit itself costs 318k, shipping is 36k, and your first month's subscription is free if you used a referral link to buy, monthly subscription is 57k.
Re: The Many Hurdles Of Remote Workers In Nigeria by Love800(m): 11:04am On Jan 22
Hello.

Can you explain this band A to me. What does it mean?
Is it the same with 33?
danvon:
Paypal seems to be biggest hurdle for remote workers. Banning you for no good reason other than your a Nigerian.

With band A, light is no longer a problem, with 4G router, internet is no longer a problem.
Re: The Many Hurdles Of Remote Workers In Nigeria by Love800(m): 11:09am On Jan 22
What's the difference between gig and job?
Babatundehy:
Any serious remote worker knows to make arrangements for electricity whenever needed, strategically secure apartment at a location that's almost always quiet, and also have every other equipment needed to make the job fluid.
Generator is a bad plan, it can disappoint you just when you need it, electricity from solar is what you need, all of this aside, the greatest problem of a Nigerian remote worker is being in Nigeria, count yourself lucky and know that you're among the top 1 percent in Nigeria and maybe Africa if you secure a remote job, an actual job not a gig.
i see most people mistake gigs for jobs, a gig person doesn't have a job, and while at it, save money, continue to apply for jobs and make sure to look into how you can make money doing what you can control to some extent (with the money you saved).
Re: The Many Hurdles Of Remote Workers In Nigeria by Babatundehy: 12:11pm On Jan 22
Love800:
What's the difference between gig and job?
Gig is short term, your employer has no commitment towards you, you'll get no benefits (holiday pay or other bonuses or health insurance etc), your relationship with the employer ends immediately work assigned is done, the gig world often has little or no structure, no security, nothing is promised, you roll with the waves.
When random semi skilled or unskilled hands are temporarily needed (often for cheap) to attain a certain result, or when employer doesn't want to be attached to or have a proper relationship with the owners of certain hands, often to cut costs, a gig is doled out.
Re: The Many Hurdles Of Remote Workers In Nigeria by lavylilly: 4:07pm On Jan 22
tpain121:
That’s about $1600USD.

What happened to 2.4m monthly?
A friend makes than in Nigeria monthly
Re: The Many Hurdles Of Remote Workers In Nigeria by orjianthony12: 4:13pm On Jan 22
itel BudsNeo 3, Try it and thank me
Tohsynetita1:
What is the best noise cancellation gadget?
Re: The Many Hurdles Of Remote Workers In Nigeria by emperor4love(m): 4:27pm On Jan 22
lavylilly:
A friend makes than in Nigeria monthly
which niche do pay u guys dis
Re: The Many Hurdles Of Remote Workers In Nigeria by MysteryTitan: 4:35pm On Jan 22
Being unable to do anything about internet remains one of the biggest hurdles
Re: The Many Hurdles Of Remote Workers In Nigeria by danvon(m): 4:38pm On Jan 22
Love800:
Hello.

Can you explain this band A to me. What does it mean?
Is it the same with 33?
Yes
Re: The Many Hurdles Of Remote Workers In Nigeria by lavylilly: 5:50pm On Jan 22
emperor4love:
which niche do pay u guys dis
AI automation
Re: The Many Hurdles Of Remote Workers In Nigeria by emperor4love(m): 6:52pm On Jan 22
lavylilly:
AI automation
must one be conversant with programming to know about this niche
Re: The Many Hurdles Of Remote Workers In Nigeria by Bossman(m): 7:18pm On Jan 22
Google AI Response:

Band A in Nigeria refers to the highest tier of electricity supply, offering customers 20+ hours of daily power, but also comes with the highest, unsubsidized tariffs (around N225/kWh as of mid-2024). This Service-Based Tariff system classifies consumers by supply hours (Bands A-E) to align costs with service quality, though it faces criticism over fairness, frequent downgrades, and delivery inconsistencies, leading many to seek solar solutions.
Love800:
Hello.

Can you explain this band A to me. What does it mean?
Is it the same with 33?
Re: The Many Hurdles Of Remote Workers In Nigeria by lebete3000: 11:42pm On Jan 22
FutureFocus:
Just get a nice laptop with type c charging port, there are many power banks that can charge those laptops
Like?

Cos my HP Elite x2 doesn't charge with my power bank and it's type C
Re: The Many Hurdles Of Remote Workers In Nigeria by lebete3000: 11:46pm On Jan 22
OverCalculating:
If you are in Nigeria and you work remotely, try this and thank me later.

https://www.nairaland.com/8569530/some-brands-secretly-practically-monitoring
Happy birthday.
Re: The Many Hurdles Of Remote Workers In Nigeria by FutureFocus: 11:51pm On Jan 22
lebete3000:
Like?

Cos my HP Elite x2 doesn't charge with my power bank and it's type C
What’s the power rating of your power bank? Look for the type C output that usually requires C to C cable with 65watt power Delivery, PD

Depending on your laptop too

Which power bank are you using? Can you post a picture of it?

Some are 140watt C PD

Re: The Many Hurdles Of Remote Workers In Nigeria by lebete3000: 12:00am On Jan 23
FutureFocus:
What’s the power rating of your power bank? Look for the type C output that usually requires C to C cable with 65watt power Delivery, PD

Depending on your laptop too

Which power bank are you using? Can you post a picture of it?

Some are 140watt C PD
Here.

Re: The Many Hurdles Of Remote Workers In Nigeria by lebete3000: 12:02am On Jan 23
Babatundehy:
To get the kit for the starlink mini you'll have to pay 354k, the kit itself costs 318k, shipping is 36k, and your first month's subscription is free if you used a referral link to buy, monthly subscription is 57k.
What's the data limit and how can one get the referral please?
Re: The Many Hurdles Of Remote Workers In Nigeria by FutureFocus: 12:27am On Jan 23
lebete3000:
Here.
Your power bank power rating is 22.5w , it can’t charge your laptop

Try 65w or 100w all depend on your laptop .
The power rating is very important
Re: The Many Hurdles Of Remote Workers In Nigeria by Babatundehy: 3:08am On Jan 23
lebete3000:
What's the data limit and how can one get the referral please?
You're not capped, you can search for links here on nairaland.
Re: The Many Hurdles Of Remote Workers In Nigeria by wandium: 6:51am On Jan 23
I meant link to the job adverts. Which platform offers real stuffs. Most of the ones I've stumbled on look kinda fishy plus there's always a subscription fee at the last page of application submission.
Babatundehy:
I no fit lie for you, link no dey boss, work experience and skills dey, but my own life story if dem ask me i go say na luck.
Re: The Many Hurdles Of Remote Workers In Nigeria by lebete3000: 1:55pm On Jan 23
FutureFocus:
Your power bank power rating is 22.5w , it can’t charge your laptop

Try 65w or 100w all depend on your laptop .
The power rating is very important
Need to get a higher grade of power bank right?
Re: The Many Hurdles Of Remote Workers In Nigeria by Love800(m): 6:55pm On Jan 24
Thanks so much.
Babatundehy:
Gig is short term, your employer has no commitment towards you, you'll get no benefits (holiday pay or other bonuses or health insurance etc), your relationship with the employer ends immediately work assigned is done, the gig world often has little or no structure, no security, nothing is promised, you roll with the waves.
When random semi skilled or unskilled hands are temporarily needed (often for cheap) to attain a certain result, or when employer doesn't want to be attached to or have a proper relationship with the owners of certain hands, often to cut costs, a gig is doled out.
Re: The Many Hurdles Of Remote Workers In Nigeria by Love800(m): 6:58pm On Jan 24
Thanks so much.
danvon:
Yes
Re: The Many Hurdles Of Remote Workers In Nigeria by Love800(m): 7:19pm On Jan 24
I appreciate.
Bossman:
Google AI Response:

Band A in Nigeria refers to the highest tier of electricity supply, offering customers 20+ hours of daily power, but also comes with the highest, unsubsidized tariffs (around N225/kWh as of mid-2024). This Service-Based Tariff system classifies consumers by supply hours (Bands A-E) to align costs with service quality, though it faces criticism over fairness, frequent downgrades, and delivery inconsistencies, leading many to seek solar solutions.
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