Stephenmoka4:
This is what I understand... Two pairs e.g. ABC - BNB. A user put BNB to get ABC (done via pancake swap). The BNB goes to the BNB liquidity in that pair (pool), doing this will alter the price.

Thanks this is clearer.

childuptojoy:
I think there is a sharing formula they use though.

Exactly what i want to find out. I know the provider's wallet is on pancakeswap so any profit will go direct to this wallet. I just want to be exact on how it's splitted/shared.

childuptojoy:
Who does the transfer charges goes to when you transfer from Access bank to Gtb?

This is a different scenerio... This is a swap on LP... So who does the swapped BNB go to? Pancakeswap or the provider?

Am wondering guys, Where does BNB goes when someone swaps my token on pancakeswap. And how do i gain from the swapping

Cregiank:
Please if you have a solution on this. let me know. Your advice is very much welcomed.

thanks!!

Make sure your internet is on

Hey guys, i need neat two bedroom flat in ago palace in a good area with electricity.
What is the range? I dont mind a house someone has packed out from but still neat. I will prefer a house of two tenants or four tenants.

Thanks guys for shedding more lights. I will look more into the issue

MrBrownJay1:


do you own the rights on all the tunes played in your DJ mixes?!!?!

Yes i get your point. So does audiomack own rights to our musics? Because i uploaded this audio on audiomack and it went through

Ovaltine:


I believe it is clear enough.
What does your app do?

It's a small mp3 app where i upload my recorded audios. I already told them i own my audios. These audios are dj mix and nothing serious. But this is what i keep getting

Hello,

Thank you for your response. However, you have not provided sufficient documentation to demonstrate that you are currently authorized by the rights holder to represent the products or services included in your app.

Once you’ve made the appropriate revisions to your app and its metadata, you can upload your new binary to App Store Connect. We look forward to reviewing your revised and resubmitted app.

Best regards,

App Store Review

Vicky2k:
if he is a graduate who finished school in the last 7years, he could try cbnties loan for entrepreneurs that was launched in october. the process takes time like any other FG Funding Program like AGMEISS

THANK YOU

osato45:
Well he has to think the process through, one thing I know is a start up would need constant inflow of funds, if you sell the car and use proceeds from the sale to fund his startup, when next he needs funds where does he source it from?

Thanks for your input. Is there an alternative for him to get funding?

LikeAking:


He should never sell his car.

Thanks for your input. Is there an alternative for him to get funding?

bigl:


He had better not unless he really knows what he is doing or he isn't in Nigeria

Thank you for your input.

Guys, a friend of mine is contemplating selling his car to fund his startup. No one is willing to fund him and banks are not willing to help too. His car is currently his only asset and he's seeking advice to know if he should take the risk. He also said the car has been helpful as he drives it to meetings and other places. Is there an alternative? Or he should go ahead and sell it.
Your advice is needed

Guys, a friend of mine is contemplating selling his car to fund his startup. No one is willing to fund him and banks are not willing to help too. His car is currently his only asset and he's seeking advice to know if he should take the risk. He also said the car has been helpful as he drives it to meetings and other places. Is there an alternative? Or he should go ahead and sell it.
Your advice is needed

Hi guys so i recently upload a small app on appstore where i uploaded some short skits but appstore rejected and asked for document to prove i am authorized by the right holder to have thier videos on the app. Please guys how can this be fixed? What kind of documents am i to give them

Pelicanmedia:
You even see people advertise professional website development for N20,000. I wonder how can they acheive that. Domain name and hosting alone will exhaust that 20k, The funny thing is that clients will still price them N15k

But you posted a website for 45k with 20 pages, SEO, Google search/business submission, maintenance. All these for only 45k? This is very very below standard and i bet you will use wordpress for these projects. You are part of what you are condemning.

Pelicanmedia:
Yesterday, one of my friends approached me and was like: ‘Bros, how far? Na you dey chop money o, with this your web design thing.’ and it really got me thinking.

To be frank, Nigerian web design businesses tend to be largely unprofitable, well, at least for start ups.

Yes, I know that there are many Nigerian web design companies, like, well, Anakle, that have fought through the mist of doubts and become thriving businesses, but, on a scale of 1 to 10, Nigerian web design businesses do not do as well as their counterparts in, say, United Kingdom.

Lack of Creativity

Believe this or not, but one of the main reasons why Nigerian web design businesses fail to get off the ground is due to the lack of creativity on the part of the web developers and designers.

I have had the opportunity to go around some websites built by Nigerian web design companies, and what strikes me the most is the lack of creativity. Most Nigerian web design companies (or freelance designers) rely on sites like themeforest to get themes for websites.

While this in itself isn’t bad, but to assert oneself as a web designer, you should be ready to get dirty with UI problems and headaches.

In addition, most Nigerian based web designers seem to not even keep up with latest design trends like responsive design.

Client Financing & Economy

Web design agencies in western countries, like UK, can easily charge clients up to £5,000 for web projects, thats like NGN1.3 million in local currency.

In Nigeria, any web developer who has this kind of payout on a project has probably meet a huge client like say MTN or Glo or someone big.

Its not unheard of for web designers and developers to charge hourly in some countries, but if you try telling your clients in Nigeria that you will be charging them hourly in Nigeria, well, you can kiss that project goodbye. No, for real, try it.

Subpar ‘web designers’ make it hard to charge

I know some people might criticise what I say, but I have seen some people call themselves web designers just because they can register a domain, install WordPress, and install a theme for WordPress.

While, this is pretty much the sum of the workflow of some WordPress designers, there’s still a lot more in-between logic.

Granted, everyone has their methods, I still think, if you cannot grab Notepad and code a less than basic page using HTML, some sort of Javascript and maintain a nice visual appeal, then you are NOT a web designer; quote me.

Generally, when people who can only install WordPress, start calling themselves web designers, then they don’t see the work it actually takes to build a real website from scratch and they start charging clients NGN30,000 for a website. The client doesn’t know better and assumes this is the general price for a website.

www.pelicanmedia.com.ng

But your website is also built on wordpress

The owner of this project is a funny person. You want a shopify app that runs on a recurring fee of about $100/month. With a view of thousands of users and you want to build such app for $200. And OP was sounding like he's trying to help Nigerian Devs by giving them $200. Stop misleading people with this thread. Thank you