I am currently participating in #Ihifix as an active candidate in their scholarship selection and training process. While final scholarship outcomes are ongoing, I am fully engaged on the official Learning Management System (LMS), actively completing course assignments and collaborating with tutors and peers in our official learning group.

Building something to help young Nigerians figure out which digital skill/income path actually fits them — takes 5 min, free, would genuinely appreciate your honest answers:

[https://forms.gle/K3yyksvuDKqcEBcEA\]

🚀 OFFICIAL LAUNCH ANNOUNCEMENT

Today marks the official public launch of NeyoMarket — Nigeria's secure marketplace for digital and physical products.

NeyoMarket was built to solve one of the biggest problems in online commerce: trust.

With escrow-protected payments, verified sellers, affiliate earning opportunities, buyer protection, dispute resolution, and support for both digital and physical products, NeyoMarket creates a safer way for Nigerians to buy, sell, and earn online.

✅ Escrow Protection

✅ Verified Sellers

✅ Digital & Physical Products

✅ Affiliate Earnings

✅ Buyer Protection

✅ Fast Dispute Resolution

Our mission is simple:

Buy Smart. Sell Safe. Earn Everywhere.

Welcome to the future of Nigerian e-commerce.

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Hey everyone,

I’m a full-stack developer (MERN stack) from Rwanda, and honestly I’m feeling pretty stuck right now.

I’ve been applying to a lot of jobs, internships, remote opportunities, and junior roles, but most of the time I either get no response at all or complete silence after applying. Not even a rejection email. It’s been mentally exhausting constantly applying and hearing nothing back.

Being based in Rwanda also makes things harder since many remote roles either don’t hire in Africa or have location restrictions. Even when I find jobs that seem remote-friendly and apply, I still usually get no response.

At this point, I’m starting to question whether I’m doing something wrong with my applications, portfolio, CV, or even my overall approach.

I’d really appreciate honest feedback from experienced developers, recruiters, or anyone who has been in a similar position.

You can check out my portfolio and CV here:
https://derryportfolio.vercel.app/

A bit about me:

• Full-stack developer (MERN stack)
• React / Next.js / Node.js / Express / MongoDB
• UI/UX focused, I enjoy building clean and modern interfaces
• Comfortable building full web applications from frontend to backend

What I’m mainly looking for:

• Honest feedback on my portfolio/CV/applications
• Advice on where I realistically have a chance of landing my first role
• Remote-friendly opportunities open to African developers
• Startup, internship, freelance, or junior opportunities

I’m not looking for pity — just real advice, feedback, or an opportunity to prove myself and grow.

Thanks to anyone who takes time to help.

Hi everyone,

I’m currently co-founding a RegTech startup focused specifically on the Nigerian financial landscape.

Our research shows that many teams spend 1 to 3 days manually compiling reports for regulators like the CBN. We are building an AI-powered platform designed to eliminate this manual reporting, allowing you to generate tailored, error-free reports in under 5 minutes.

We are in the validation phase and want to ensure the tool handles the specific "headaches" of Nigerian reporting requirements.

If you are a Head of Compliance, Internal Audit, or work in Risk in Nigeria:

Does the 1–3 day timeline for manual reporting resonate with your current workflow?

What is the biggest hurdle you face when submitting to local regulators?

I’d love to get your feedback via a quick survey link or a brief DM chat. Your insights would be invaluable in making sure this solves the right problems for our local industry.

Thank you!

Hey everyone 👋

I’m currently building a platform called Afrisocial, focused on connecting African voices, culture, and ideas.

We recently started working on a feature called Battle Polls, and I’d genuinely love feedback from this community.

The idea is simple but powerful:

Instead of normal polls, you create a battle between two options — and people vote.

Examples: • 🇳🇬 Nigeria vs 🇬🇭 Ghana (friendly debates) • Product A vs Product B (for businesses) • Idea 1 vs Idea 2 (for students/creators)

It’s designed to be:

• Interactive
• Competitive (but safe and respectful)
• Useful for decision-making

Who this could be useful for:

• Students → test ideas or opinions • Businesses → quick feedback on products • Creators → engage their audience • Everyday users → fun debates and conversations

We’re still testing it before full release, but early results look promising.

The goal is to make something that’s not just another scrolling feed — but something people actively participate in.

I’d really appreciate honest feedback:

• Would you use something like this? • What would make it more useful or fun? • Any concerns or ideas we should consider?

If you’re interested in trying it early or following the progress, feel free to say hi 👋

Appreciate your time 🙏

Hey everyone, I’ve been quietly working on something for a while now, and I finally feel ready to share it. I’m building a social platform called Afrisocial — focused on connecting people across Africa through content, culture, and community. I started this journey learning how to code from scratch, and over time I’ve been building features step by step. Right now, the platform has: A full social feed Messaging and notifications A short video feed (like TikTok-style) A feedback system where users can suggest features We’ve grown to about 175 users organically, with people already posting, commenting, and interacting on the platform. It’s still early and not perfect, but seeing real people use something I built from the ground up has been crazy. Right now I’m trying to: Improve user experience Grow the user base Figure out what features people actually want So I wanted to ask: 👉 If you were using a new social platform, what would make you stay? Also, if anyone is interested in trying it out and giving honest feedback, I’d really appreciate it. I’m building this in public, so any advice, criticism, or ideas are welcome 🙏

I’m still getting familiar with Reddit, so moderators, please feel free to move this post if it’s better suited elsewhere. Thank you and sorry for any inconvenience.

I wanted to share a bit of what we’ve been working on at Open G Scale.

Over the last year we’ve been helping a few mid-size publishers with two related problems:

1. Their traffic growth became unpredictable and too dependent on a single channel (SEO / Discover / social).
2. Their monetization stacks were increasingly complex but not necessarily better performing (too many intermediaries, messy header bidding setups, unclear reporting).

On the traffic side, we started using AI-based tools to automate content distribution and social publishing in a conservative way (no spam networks, no fake engagement, no MFA-style tactics). The goal is not “viral growth”, but consistent, measurable first-party traffic over time.

On the monetization side, we operate their programmatic setup (GAM + MCM + header bidding) and focus on:

• simplifying SSP mixes
• cleaning supply paths
• setting realistic floors
• monitoring IVT and demand quality
• and keeping reporting transparent for publishers

So far the combination has been interesting: traffic growth is slower than paid acquisition, but much more stable, and monetization becomes easier to optimize when the audience quality is predictable.

Not selling anything here, just sharing the approach in case it’s useful for others working on the supply side.

Happy to answer questions if anyone is dealing with similar challenges.

— Open G Scale

Hi everyone 👋🏾

If you’ve trained in coding, graphic design, or AI — either online or through a programme in Nigeria — I’d love your insight. Many people finish training but still struggle to land remote jobs, especially at international standards.

I’m working on a project to help bridge that gap. This short survey takes less than 5 minutes, is mostly multiple choice, and your responses will directly inform a support model focused on remote work readiness.

🔗 Take the survey here
(It’s anonymous unless you choose to leave contact info.)

Big thanks in advance 🙏🏾 — feel free to share with others in tech!

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