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The first person from here should send me his sendtag

Hahan

I see 500 subscribers 🥳🥳


Thank you family 🎊

Just dropped my YouTube channel

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I would start posting there too

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Happy new week everyone

5 ambassador programs to apply

Ambassador programs that actually pays

1) Cyfrin: https://cyfrin.typeform.com/to/w6M4Z4iy?typeform-source=t.co

2) Zeroswap: form.zeroswaps.xyz

3) Alchemy pay: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1ZX9gYYzra55YN0c2WBNybSL77JKiFNcwI_h2iUkg2VQ/viewform?pli=1&pli=1&edit_requested=true

4) Busha campus: https://form.typeform.com/to/iF96OKui?ref=blog.busha.io&typeform-source=blog.busha.io

5) Nexo: nexo.com/ambassadors

I worked as an ambassador on a lot of projects; believe me, tier 1 pre tge project ambassador rewards are often good

It has some shortcomings though, mostly you won't get paid in stables, only in tokens

In some projects they even vest the ambassador rewards

Ambassador programs are the best way make connections in this space

Many of your favourite idolos are an ambassador in your favourite projects

Imagine working with them, it's a perk

Sent to all 4 people that were most active

Everyone should try ti stay active here

Don’t let us give up on anything this month!

And to those writing exams or are busy in school

I wish you all success 🙏

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Word of encouragement

Monday is done already

What are you doing differently this week?

30 lazy ways to make extra money from home after your 9-to-5 job.

By Web3Talks

Making extra money in Nigeria or across Africa after a 9-to-5 job requires platforms that actually work in the local region, support accessible payment methods like PayPal, Payoneer, or direct bank transfers, and don't require a VPN.

Here are 30 lazy ways to earn from home that are friendly to Nigerians and Africans.

The Couch Potato Category (Surveys & Micro-tasks)
These are ideal for when you are stuck in traffic or relaxing at home.

📍 Answer local surveys: GeoPoll (https://www.geopoll.com) is specifically designed for African markets and often pays in airtime or cash.

📍 Global surveys for Nigerians: TGM Panel Nigeria (https://tgmpanel.ng) offers surveys specifically curated for the Nigerian audience.

📍 Mobile micro-tasks: Premise (https://www.premise.com) pays you to share information about your local neighborhood or complete simple tasks via your phone.

📍 AI data labeling: Toloka (https://toloka.ai) offers small tasks to train AI and pays via Payoneer, which is widely used in Nigeria.

📍 High-frequency surveys: ySense (https://www.ysense.com) is one of the most reliable global sites that consistently accepts Nigerian users.

📍 Share your opinions: MobiWorkX (https://mobiworkx.com) is a dedicated survey panel for African countries including Nigeria, Kenya, and Ghana.

📍 Small digital chores: TimeBucks (https://timebucks.com) allows you to earn by watching videos, funny slideshows, and clicking ads.

📍 Human intelligence tasks: Amazon Mechanical Turk (https://www.mturk.com) accepts African freelancers for small data tasks, though approval can take time.
The Skills & Freelance Category
If you have a professional background, these platforms allow you to trade a few hours of your evening for higher pay.

📍 Local freelancing: JustFrom5k (https://justfrom5k.com) is a Nigerian-based marketplace where you can offer services starting at a base price.

📍 Specialized African talent: Terawork (https://www.terawork.com) connects skilled Nigerian professionals with businesses looking for help.

📍 International gigs: Upwork (https://www.upwork.com) remains the gold standard for Nigerian writers, designers, and developers to earn in USD.

📍 Sell your service: Fiverr (https://www.fiverr.com) is perfect for "gigs" like logo design or voiceovers in your spare time.

📍 Content writing: Join a platform like HireWriter (https://hirewriters.com) to write articles for global blogs.

📍 Virtual Assistant tasks: Assist international clients with admin work through Fancy Hands (https://www.fancyhands.com).

📍 Transcription: Transcribe audio files on Rev (https://www.rev.com). It requires a good ear for English and fast typing.

📍 Online Tutoring: Teach Nigerian students or international ones via Prepclass (https://prepclass.com.ng).

The Passive & Digital Sales Category
These require some effort to set up, but once live, they generate income with very little daily maintenance.

📍 Sell on Jumia: Become a vendor on Jumia (https://sellercenter.jumia.com.ng) to sell physical products without needing a physical shop.

📍 Amazon KDP: Publish short e-books or even journals on Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing (https://kdp.amazon.com) and get paid royalties.

📍 Sell digital assets: If you are a designer, sell your work on Creative Market (https://creativemarket.com).

📍 Print on Demand: Upload African-themed designs to Printivo (https://printivo.com) or Redbubble (https://www.redbubble.com).

📍 WhatsApp Status Monetization: Grow a "WhatsApp TV" and charge small businesses to advertise on your status.

📍 Affiliate Marketing: Promote products from Konga (https://www.konga.com/content/affiliate-program) and earn a commission on every sale.

📍 Create a Course: Use Selar (https://selar.co) to host and sell your digital products or courses to an African audience.

📍 Sell Stock Photos: Use your smartphone to take high-quality photos of local life and sell them on Adobe Stock (https://stock.adobe.com).
The "Real World" Hybrid Category

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These use your existing assets or location to generate money from home.

📍 Rent your car: If you have a car you don't use after work, list it on Shuttlers or similar local car-sharing platforms.

📍 Host on Airbnb: If you have a spare room in a decent area, list it on Airbnb (https://www.airbnb.com).

📍 Declutter on Jiji: List items you no longer need on Jiji (https://jiji.ng) for a quick local sale.

📍 Social Media Management: Many small Nigerian businesses need someone to post on their Instagram for an hour every evening.

📍 Data Entry: Find repetitive data tasks on Clickworker (https://www.clickworker.com) that can be done while listening to the news.

📍 Proofreading: Offer to edit project for university students or blog owners via LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com).


That would be all for now.

If you’re not yet doing anything in web3 or on X, you should check these out to make some money in the meantime.

See you on the next one!

Byzanlink Ambassador Program is now live.

Byzanlink is opening its doors to early builders, creators, and community members who want to help bring real world assets onchain.

This is for people who want to contribute early, grow with the ecosystem, and help shape how RWAs evolve in Web3.

What this is about
Early involvement in the Byzanlink ecosystem
Helping drive awareness, education, and community growth
Direct contribution to how RWAs come onchain

Apply here

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfNcoNQCdehG0ZORHfb6v0h4tBgyh_uVKYxlpjA4K-Awv0lEw/viewform

More details

https://byzanlink.substack.com/p/byzanlink-ambassador-program

If you care about RWAs and want to be early, this is worth a look.

This is where the active ones will eat good

Oya

Make una engage on this and stay positioned too

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I see those engaging o 👀

I’m glad some are already on

For those not yet on it

Go join in

It’s the next meta

Let’s hope it print for us 💰

You can also share your referral links to your friends

I’ll try and get a guide on what to do next