Precious Ukeje
@rshdotdev
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Building SEO and conversion-optimized websites for businesses with @Webflow. Need help? Send a dm, let’s discuss.
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Joined July 2020
Before you think of this as a Nigerian creative, remember PayPal can (and will) ban you and freeze your funds to the last $, forever, for no reason and they’ll NEVER side with you in an appeal. Don’t trust them! There are many good alternatives out there for your peace of mind.
In August 2013, I emailed the @PayPal team. Nigeria’s fintech ecosystem was still young. @Paga was just a few years old. And the “Africa opportunity” wasn’t yet part of most global boardroom conversations. But even then, the opportunity was clear to us. In that email, I shared a
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Day 2 of the so called “PayPal Nigeria integration” and they couldn’t even care to make an official announcement on their Twitter(X) account. If you want to enjoy your hard earned dollars in peace, don’t try it.
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3days to go. Look like I might as well just jump in and tackle this with Figma and Webflow.
$3,000 USDC to design the front door for Solana builders in Brazil @SuperteamBR is looking for a UI/UX designer to create a modern, world-class landing page that showcases community, events, members, and opportunities.
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On today’s episode of inspire to give Maguire esquire. ForbesBLK is free for anyone (and everyone) to join and there’s nothing special about being a “member”. I’ve included a link to join in the comments if you need it. Again, there’s nothing special about the “community”.
I applied. They didn’t reply. I forgot. God didn’t 🥺 Last week, I got an email welcoming me to ForbesBLK. Me? ForbesBLK?? A year ago, “Forbes” felt like a word for people very far from my reality. Today, I’m part of a global Black community celebrating Black excellence❤️
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You lot are weirdos, ewww Do you know how much Raenest, Cleva, accrue have invested in Nigerian talents, making sure they are earning well. In fact I still get monthly rewards from them even without receiving money through them sometimes. PayPal took people's money in Africa
Just synced my PayPal to Paga. I’m not boycotting it with you people.😭
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PayPal locked Nigerians out of the global digital economy for 21 years. No receiving payments. No withdrawals. Just ‘send-only’ status while our freelancers and businesses struggled. Now that we’ve built a billion dollar fintech ecosystem without them, they want back in. The
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Oh, and It has started happening already. Didn’t take that long..
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Lastly, since you’re here, give me a follow @rshdotdev. Looking to connect with other Nigerian tech creatives on this space. I’ll follow back!
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If you need an invoice, most of these platforms allow you to generate invoices which your clients can pay directly. If you run a business and you intend to receive foreign payments, go with Stripe or FlutterWave instead. Again, DO NOT USE PAYPAL for your own peace of mind.
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Looks like this tweet is doing numbers and many are asking for good alternatives to Paypal. Well, here a list of some you can use: Grey Finance (@greyfinance) Raenest (@RaenestApp ) Cleva (@clevabanking) JuicyWay (@juicywayhq ) Payoneer (not really recommended these days)
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Before you think of this as a Nigerian creative, remember PayPal can (and will) ban you and freeze your funds to the last $, forever, for no reason and they’ll NEVER side with you in an appeal. Don’t trust them! There are many good alternatives out there for your peace of mind.
In August 2013, I emailed the @PayPal team. Nigeria’s fintech ecosystem was still young. @Paga was just a few years old. And the “Africa opportunity” wasn’t yet part of most global boardroom conversations. But even then, the opportunity was clear to us. In that email, I shared a
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Webflow just ranked #2 among CMS platforms powering the top 5,000 domains, per @Cloudflare Radar. Sites are moving to @webflow every day, away from legacy platforms and brittle marketing stacks, as the modern AI-native web accelerates at internet scale. Congrats to the massive
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