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nnamdiosu:
sorry its Nl server . I replied earlier that I would prefer either western union or directly into my account. also i have people that would be interested in it. thanks

Okay, I got you noted. Please expect a hear from me soon.

Viruses:
I'm interested. My email is: vipvirus at yahoo dot com

Thank you, I have you noted. I will stay in contact with you.

[quote author=nnamdiosu post=29676553][/quote]Did you mean to reply? Or whats going on?

nnamdiosu:
I'm using an android phone . I Dont have PayPal and would love to receive the money otherwise. how can I download d app?

Okay I'll get the Android app for you. When you say "otherwise", what do you mean by that? Im not in 9ja so in what way will you like to receive the money?

samguru:
Am interested too my email is yemyem28@gmail.com

Thank you, I'll get in touch with you very soon. I appreciate it.

Fabdedon:
anagbosopaschal@gmail.com

Thank you I appreciate it. Will get in touch with you as soon as possible.

nnamdiosu:
Oya drop the full details na. like link to download the app e.t.c. how do u pay, e.t.c

Yeah what device do you use? Also do u have a paypal or do u like to receive money otherwise? Im basically not in 9ja as of now.

nnamdiosu:
I am. but how will you verify the no of web pages I download . how will you know? explain in details what it is all about so people will take your offer seriously.

I have an app that once you register and download it to your device, it will register your device to my account. From then on when you download certain websites, it will keep a count and every month you'll get paid, depending on how many valid webpages you have downloaded.

Fabdedon:
pm me lets discuss..

Just in case I can't get you on pm is there another way I can discuss with you?

sanmitee:
I'm interested... What now?

Do you have paypal account or how can I transfer the money to you. Also what is your email or how can I contact you?

Im looking for people who will be interested in downloading webpages to their phone or computer (ANY KIND OF PHONE OR COMPUTER) . For each webpage they download to their phone or computer, they will get paid 25 kobo per page. Who will be interesed in this job?

Im looking for people who will be interested in downloading webpages to their phone or computer (ANY KIND OF PHONE OR COMPUTER) . For each webpage they download to their phone or computer, they will get paid 25 kobo per page. Who will be interesed in this job?

nollyj:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=ToscanyTech&hl=en

Thanks I really appreciate it. Have A Good Saturday & Great Weekend. These are nice apps by the way.

nollyj:
I know this will not make sense to most people and some will even question if people make money from their android apps in Nigeria. The truth is that some Nigerians make money from their mobile apps the same way some developers in Nigeria are making from web application development.

I started developing android apps by chance late 2013 when a friend told me that he needed a simple android app. With no knowledge of android or mobile development, I went into research and started reading how to develop mobile application. Many months went by before I could wrap my head on it. When I finished with the project months later I decided that mobile application development will be fun to be doing as part-time projects.

I started trying my hands on two different types of applications. When I finished developing the applications I felt some sense of accomplishment. I quickly paid for a publisher account and hosted my apps in Google Play. I kept waiting to see downloads coming but I was disappointed months after. Negative thought of quitting android development came in but I was like since I am doing it part-time let me continue because I do not have much to lose even if I did not make any money.

I took some time out trying to understand why some developers have very successful apps in the store and why my apps are just getting 1 to 5 downloads a day. The more I read and research the better I understand how the Google Play market works.

I changed my mind set about the kind of ideas I previously have in mind to different categories of android apps. After three months of release I started seeing good result. But what happen subsequently surprised me. I started making more money that I previously thought.

The result actually gave me hope to do some more apps. This is end of 2014, a year and some months since I started developing mobile apps. My monthly revenue from my apps is around 200,000 – 250,000 Naira with almost (400,000 downloads)

Come 2015, I have taken a decision to push this revenue to 1 million Naira a month.

I know the question in your mind is how will I achieve this? I do understand that it will be difficult but I believe I can do it. I have made a long list of android apps and games I will develop next year and if many become successful I will be on my way to hit this target.

I will describe and document everything that I am doing to achieve this target on my blog (http://inducesmile.com/blog/) and other interesting information that can help make a mobile app successful.

As a developer, have you drawn up your target for 2015? If you have and want to share, please kindly come forward and do so.

I wish you all happy Christmas and successful 2015

Nice job but what are the apps that you built? Where can I download them from the app store? You said that you receive 400,000 downloads, so where are these apps located?

Link ~> http://www.wired.com/2014/12/andela/

Chibuzor Obiora was an out-of-work TV news anchor in Lagos, Nigera when he came across a curious link on Twitter: a company was offering money to people willing to take a course in computer programming.

For Obiora, it sounded too good to be true. “I was always interested in learning [to code] because of the problem solving aspect of it,” he says, “and here was a firm that promised to pay you to learn.” But it turned out to be a very real opportunity.

The company is called Andela. It’s based in New York City, and it pays Nigerians to learn programming skills before putting them to work on projects that serve businesses back in the States. After about four months of training, Obiora now works under Andela as a web development contractor for an (unnamed) U.S. based organization—all without leaving Nigeria.

The ultimate aim is to tap the vast pool of talent found in countries that aren’t exactly known as technology hubs, including not only Nigeria but other parts of Africa. “We know that brilliance is relatively evenly distributed across the human population,” says Andela co-founder Jeremy Johnson. “In terms of pure aptitude, there are genius level people across the world. But what there’s not is equal opportunity.”

‘WE KNOW THAT BRILLIANCE IS RELATIVELY EVENLY DISTRIBUTED ACROSS THE HUMAN POPULATION’
Today, U.S. tech companies aren’t shy about saying they have trouble finding programming talent. Critics argue this talent shortage has more to do with stinginess and selective hiring practices than a real lack of qualified programmers, but regardless of the reasons, the need is there. As a result, a new wave of services are working to train enormous numbers of new programmers.

The operations range from online tutorial services like Codecademy to the dozens of “code bootcamps” that promise to get people job-ready in a matter of months. Andela puts a new twist on the bootcamp idea by moving them overseas—and paying people to participate.

The Test
Johnson, who previously founded the online education company 2U, launched Andela earlier this year, alongside Christina Sass, who has a background in non-government organizations, Iyinoluwa Aboyeji, a Nigerian entrepreneur who previously co-founded the online education companies Bookneto and Fora, and Ian Carnevale, who was also a co-founder of Fora.

bedfordng:
then you would be missing a lots from such browser since mobile users make use of it often

So Opera mini is the number one mobile browser? I thought it was Google Chrome or Safari or Firefox? Opera on Android works fine with my website. Is Opera Mini now the number one mobile browser?

Look at this link ~> http://www.netmarketshare.com/browser-market-share.aspx?qprid=0&qpcustomd=1 Opera Mini only has 8.14%

Personally I think that everyone has a point on this thread but we must all understand that not everybody has enough time/money to compete like the tech giants in the game. We are all trying in each possible way we can. Still, here is NoPay ~> http://nopay.comxa.com/. A search engine for free things online like airtime, data, and etc. I know that getting airtime, credit, data and money on our phones is hard so I created a search engine that will get us these things free or at a discount with deals. I will update as time goes on. Please let me know how you feel. A picture is attached. Thanks and Have A Good Tuesday & A Great Successful Week.

bedfordng:
made use of operamini on nokia symbian.after inserting a search keyword, nothing came up.it just reload

According to this link ~> http://www.123contactform.com/docs/my-online-form-doesnt-work-in-opera-mini-why/ Opera Mini is a proxy mobile browser, which strengthens download speed by limiting its resources. This means that rich media will be dropped out, including web fonts, JavaScript, Flash and CSS. If you have used CSS to style your web form, chances are that they will not be applied in Opera Mini. Moreover, if you are looking to use SSL to secure your forms, it will not work in the browser. Proxy mobile browsers route security requests through their proxy servers, but not all of them.

So the reason you can't access my website on that browser, is because all the rich content is being dropped. I'll do as much to fix this problem.

Good Afternoon & Happy Monday All My Nairalanders,
Here is NoPay ~> http://nopay.comxa.com/. A search engine for free things online like airtime, data, and etc. I know that getting airtime, credit, data and money on our phones is hard so I created a search engine that will get us these things free or at a discount with deals. I will update as time goes on. Please let me know how you feel. A picture is attached. Thanks and Have A Good Monday & A Great Successful Week.

Here is another update now you can know where to find free nigerian movies online

bedfordng:
not bad.though you need to work on it for mobile viewers because the search button does not show up on mobile.it only shows the search box but no button to click on mobile view.so work on it

What mobile phone did you use to browse it? I tried it on Firefox, Google Chrome, Opera & Safari On Android Phones and it seems to be working fine. I didnt put a search button in order to make things easier for people.

Vivly:
No MB to install it now.
Maybe later.

@Vivly, You should use NoPay to find free airtime, credits and data online. Here is the link ~> http://nopay.comxa.com/ . It will give you deals and help you get the free credits and datas that you need.

Here is an update of my web app NoPay - A Search Engine For Free Things It can search for free data.