This compilation and assessment by PositiveNaija provides a guide on reliable and up-to-date Nigerian social media apps (mobile applications).
Apps with user ratings less than 3.0 (assessed alongside with user feedback shared on the app store) are not included in this compilation. Apps that have not been updated for a long time are also not included. In instances where user ratings and feedback are unavailable on the app store, we encourage extra vigilance by (prospective) users.
This compilation attempts on how to guide and value children as Nigerians through the recommendation of several relevant songs and their associated excellent messages therein.
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This compilation and assessment by PositiveNaija provides a guide on reliable Nigerian apps for booking taxi services (including cars, vans, keke, etc.).
Apps with user ratings less than 3.0 (assessed alongside with user feedback shared on the app store) are not included in this compilation. Apps that have not been updated for a long time are also not included. In instances where user ratings and feedback are unavailable on the app store, we encourage extra vigilance by (prospective) users.
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The Nigerian Apps for accounting and book keeping compilation by PositiveNaija provides a guide on Nigerian apps (mobile applications) for recording, organising and summarizing business and financial transactions and analyzing, verifying, and reporting the results also.
Apps with user ratings less than 3.0 (assessed alongside with user feedback shared on the app store) are not included in this compilation. Apps that have not been updated for a long time are also not included. In instances where user ratings and feedback are unavailable on the app store, we encourage extra vigilance by (prospective) users.
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This compilation attempts to provide a reliable Nigerian guide for good health through the recommendation of several relevant songs and their associated excellent messages therein.
This compilation attempts to provide a reliable Nigerian guide for peace through the recommendation of several relevant songs and their associated excellent messages therein.
Emmanuel Ikechukwu Umeonyirioha has become the first official Igbo lecturer at Oxford University, England as the university introduced the teaching of Igbo Language as a course in the university.
Igbo is spoken mainly by the Igbo people who occupy the South-east region of Nigeria and millions of people of Igbo extraction who reside in different parts of the world.