₦airaland Forum

samfelly:
Okay, good.

So, which trader from all of us, here, do you dig his trading prowess and would love to approach?

Choose a trader for me then, I can forward the login details to you.

BTCproMax:
Have you completed the KYC on the account?

No at all, it’s only my email that’s linked to the account and it can be unlinked

samfelly:
I have this suggestion, chief. Engage a trader to manage the account for you and share profit at 60/40 afterwards.

This would work too

samfelly:
Omo, see better offer o. But I strongly doubt if anyone would want to buy it from you. Cause, it's has your identity written all over it and there are risk with that sort of thing, IP issues, aside

Who don indicate interest?

None at the moment, I don’t think IP would be an issue, I haven’t done KYC on the account, I think they only request KYC at the point of Withdrawal

Hello guys, I bought a Maven Challenge account $5K for 34K naira and I am looking forward to sell it for 20K, I can’t continue trading at the point as I’m busy with work and life’s getting in the way generally.

It’s currently at $5,017, if you’re interested, mention me and let’s seal the deal, we can use samfelly as escrow.

Thank you.

PerfectStranger:
Wait, I'm getting the training via YouTube? Like virtually? How will that aid my proficiency? Is that even possible? How much can I budget to acquire it for the 6 month?

Go to roadmap.sh and pick a path and then for every milestone(topics, concepts) on the roadmap you find the contents on youtube to learn with.

It's arduous but it will build your research skills.

Or you can go through a coding school if you prefer structural learning like AltSchool or ALX Africa.

PerfectStranger:
OK what's the duration it will take me to complete the training and how much can i pay for it?

Depends on the time you invested, if you're putting in 5 hours a day, you can be 'job ready' in 6 months.

And on Training, you can buy a course on Udemy or use Youtube to learn, I'd recommend Brad Traversy and Freecodecamp Channels, they are based.

PerfectStranger:
I want to acquire a digital skill by next month. Which would you advice I go for and which is hot in the tech market and lucrative as well, pls intimate me on the whole thing,thanks.

Was thinking of graphic design but someone said it isn't hot in the market.

Software Development, go to roadmap.sh and pick a path, the traditional path is Frontend->Backend->Mobile.

Then you can decide whether you want to get a job or build a startup.

great insights, it's true there's nothing new in the Nigeria's or I'll dare say Africa's tech ecosystem, we are not building from 0 to 1.

After Paystack sold for 200M$ everyone and their Mama got into Fintech, it's funny though as you stated, up till now, the 'cross border' payment issue is still unsolved.

Nigeria specifically should adopt China's tech model, which is basically building local solutions that can take over the local market, for example, why do we have to use Uber, Bolt and Indriver, why not a Nigerian e-hailing app and so much more.

I'm working on start up too for over three years, and I'd say working with Nigeria's developers sucks balls, I'm currently a one man team, chatgpt made things incredibly easier.

dauntless15:
sure pm me

done

this is supposed to be posted in Webmasters Forums.

dauntless15:
Surveys and research, atleast 10pounds a day is sure.

I'm interested in this, can I mention you on a dead thread? I've been thinking of getting an RDP this month for Prolific specifically, I've seen a lot of people pulling good numbers from it on Reddit.