5 Smart Ways To Make Money Online In Nigeria (2020)

Whether you are a freelancer, full-time employee with a major corporation, a stay at home mom, a university student, or a job-seeker – there are several ways to make money online in Nigeria with little or no capital investment.One of the great things about the internet is that it’s such a great way to get into business for yourself. No matter where you live, as long as you have an internet connection, you can always make money online. In this post, we’ll be sharing some easy and legit ways to make some extra cash in your spare time.

1.Start a Blog or a Vlog

Yes, good old blogging is still chugging along in 2017. By providing valuable content on a regular basis you attract like-minded prospects who are interested in information and products related to your niche. The more traffic you have the more money you can make by monetizing your blog. For Vlogging, you can get started by creating a Youtube channel as a platform for distributing your video contents.

2.Affiliate Marketing

                     This video will give you step by step guide on how to become jumia affiliate.

If you’ve got a good presence on social media or perhaps you even have a blog or website, you can start bringing in money immediately by promoting all sorts of companies, products, services and offers online. You can even apply to affiliate programs of some notable brands in Nigeria such as Konga and Jumia Affiliate Program.

3.Taking online surveys and watching videos

There are more easy ways than watching videos to make quick money online. On inboxdollar, brands have paid users over $56 million worth of cash rewards to take online surveys, read emails, play video games and watch videos – and offered coupons for grocery stores, or freebies from top brands in exchange.

Besides the money, what you’re doing is meaningful and reciprocal. Your responses on surveys will help big brands better design their products that match your interests, which you – the end-user – will enjoy eventually.

4.Teaching English online

It feels great to use an existing skill to make an impact on other people’s lives, while making some extra cash, no? Sites like TeacherOn connect potential English teachers with students who speak English as a second language. Once signed up, you can set your own hours and start teaching wherever you are. Everything is done online, and you work according to your own schedule. 

Teachers can earn up to 10,000 nairas per hour on TeacherOn, and get to watch your students improve over time – it’s a win-win situation.

5. Toptal

Toptal, as the name implies, is a freelance company dedicated only to recruiting the top talents from around the world.

Talented network of developers, designers, and financial experts from all over the world are welcome to sign up with Toptal, but must be ready to face stern competition as their application process is very challenging.

6. Hub.opera