Author: Bede Banks
If you think all Nigerians earning online are either forex traders or Instagram influencers, think again. The real truth is far more surprising — and in some cases, far more profitable. Beneath the surface of TikTok dances and flashy “proof of payment” screenshots lies a quiet but growing community of Nigerians making serious money through digital arbitrage, remote gigs, and tech-powered hustles that most people don’t even know exist. The shocking part? Many of these online earners are regular people — students, stay-at-home mums, civil servants — who discovered loopholes in the digital economy and turned them into income streams…
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Everyone in Nigeria uses WhatsApp, but most users still don’t tap into its full power. Here are 5 secret WhatsApp tricks that Nigerians are just starting to discover in 2025 — perfect for working moms, busy students, and anyone juggling group chaos. 1. Schedule Messages in Groups Ever forget to send birthday wishes? Long-press the send button and tap “Schedule message.” You can pre-write your note and WhatsApp will send it even if your phone is off. Ideal for wake-up messages or reminders to your parents. 2. Hide Your Profile Photo from Specific Contacts You can customize privacy! Go Settings…
You open WhatsApp this morning, and suddenly your Updates tab looks different—with ads! Just when you thought WhatsApp would remain forever ad-free, Meta threw us a curveball that has Nigerians buzzing. From ads in the app, to private guest chats, and anti-scam tools—this update has shocked users across the country. Let’s dive into what’s changed, how it affects you in Nigeria, and how to adapt to these new WhatsApp features seamlessly. 1. Ads Appear in the “Updates” Tab – Not in Chats What’s Happened:As of June 2025, Meta began rolling out ads within WhatsApp’s Updates tab—the section where users browse…
If you live in Nigeria, you already know the daily struggle of keeping your phone battery alive. Between erratic power supply (NEPA/PHCN wahala), heavy data usage, and constant social media engagement, our batteries barely survive the day. And since our phones have become essential for work, banking, chatting, and even ordering food, nothing is more frustrating than waking up to a half-dead battery when you expected a full charge. The good news is — there are simple steps you can take to boost phone battery life overnight so you wake up ready for the day, even with less-than-perfect charging conditions.…
Not everyone in Nigeria can afford the latest Samsung Galaxy S series or iPhone 15. But here’s the good news — you don’t need to spend hundreds of thousands of naira to enjoy a premium smartphone experience. With the right tweaks, you can turn even a ₦5,000 “China phone” into a smooth, fast, and reliable device. Here’s how. 1. Clean Up Your Storage A phone with full storage is like a car running with a blocked fuel line — it’s slow and frustrating. Quick Fix: Delete unused apps Move photos/videos to an SD card or cloud storage like Google Drive…
In Nigeria, mobile data can feel like water in the desert — it disappears fast and costs more than you want to spend. Whether you’re on MTN, Airtel, Glo, or 9mobile, it’s no secret that streaming, browsing, and even chatting on WhatsApp can quickly eat up your bundle. But what if I told you there are 7 genius tricks Nigerians use to make their data last longer — and save thousands of naira every month? Let’s dive in. 1. Switch to Data Saver Mode on All Apps Most social media apps like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter (X) have a built-in…
Introduction 5G is no longer a futuristic dream — it’s here in Nigeria, especially in Lagos, Abuja, and Port Harcourt. But there’s a common myth that 5G phones are too expensive for the average Nigerian. The truth? You can get a reliable, brand-new 5G phone without spending half a million naira. In this guide, we’ll look at the cheapest 5G phones in Nigeria for 2025 that balance price, performance, and durability. Top 5 Cheapest 5G Phones in Nigeria (2025) 1. Tecno Camon 20 5G Price: ₦140k–₦160k. Why Buy: Sleek design, 64MP triple camera, long battery life. Best For: Social media…
Most Nigerians use Android phones every day without realizing they have secret codes that can unlock hidden features, run diagnostics, and access detailed information — all without downloading any app.Whether you’re on MTN, Airtel, Glo, or 9mobile, these Android hidden codes work directly from your phone’s dial pad. In this guide, I’ll reveal the must-know Android codes in Nigeria and explain exactly what each one does. Why Hidden Android Codes Matter in Nigeria In a country where mobile phones are a lifeline — for work, banking, social media, and entertainment — knowing these codes can save you time, money, and…