Top 10 Mobile Apps for Making Real Money Online in Nigeria
Want to make money with your mobile phone and on the go?
There are hundreds of mobile apps that you can use to make money online. While some are legitimate, many others are scams and waste of time.
I've taken the time to sift through the lot to come up with a shortlist of mobile apps that anyone in Nigeria can use to start making money ASAP.
I believe if you pick one or two of these apps that fit your skills and resources, you'll start making money in no time.
Let's get right to it.
Clickworker
Clickworker is a platform for millennials to find micro jobs and online tasks that pay real money.
If you have a lot of time on your hands and good Internet access, then Clickworker could soon be your next money spinner.
Piggyvest
Piggyvest is one of the most popular apps for millennials to save and invest on the go.
If you're looking to put your money to work, and start earning passive income on your idle funds, then Piggyvest is your plug.
One thing I like about Piggyvest is that they pay interest upfront, which means that you can earn interest on your capital and then earn more interest on that interest if you choose to reinvest and the fund is substantial.
I believe that Piggyvest is one of the most trusted fintech apps in Nigeria, as they have been consistently paying out interests to savers and investors for almost a decade.
Bumpa
Bumpa is one app that I'll recommend to anyone looking to start an ecommerce business with little or no experience.
To start an ecommerce business requires a lot of complexity that might not be affordable by newbies starting out in business.
However, Bumpa makes this a breeze with their plug-and-play tools and features that can help anyone start selling online almost immediately and start making money.
Pawns
If you're a nerd looking to get paid for your online activities, then Pawns is your right plug.
The Pawns app features surveys, games and internet data sharing, for users to earn micro income which all accumulates and is payable at a low threshold of $5.
If you take this app seriously, you could be cashing out free $5 every now and then.
Temu
Temu is the ultimate app for Nigerians looking to start dropshipping or mini-importation as a business.
You could shop for cheap and resale items, or help others buy products at discounted rates.
This could be a full-time business where you make huge profit from shopping for the most in-demand products and buying them in bulk at discounted rates.
Like Temu will always say, you can 'shop like a billionaire' and start making money right from your mobile phone.
Trove
Trove is one of the best apps for investing on the go.
Millennials in Nigeria are now increasingly willing to invest their money and they are willing to do that via mobile phone services.
Out of many other mobile apps for investing in Nigeria, Trove offers a more comprehensive offering, where users can buy and sell local and foreign stocks, bonds, and ETFs like a pro.
The app offers the financial tips and tools needed to make sound investment decisions right from your mobile phone.
It wouldn't take long before you start making money and feeling like a professional investor.
Jumptask
Jumptask is particularly interesting in the way they present their gamified quizzes and surveys in a way that users can have fun and make money.
Right on the app, you can start making money from your first survey, gameplay, videos or micro tasks.
The advantage of using Jumptask is that some of their commercial videos are quite interesting, so you are getting paid for being entertained really.
Up2Poll
Not just another polling and survey mobile app. Up2Poll actually pays you for providing genuine answers to polls and quizzes.
They have partnerships with big brands and institutions that are willing to pay for your opinion.
For every answer you provide on the app, you earn points, which can quickly accumulate and can be converted to cash.
All you need to start getting paid on Up2Poll is a minimum of 500 points.
Jiji
Jiji is the perfect mobile app for making money on the go in Nigeria.
With the Jiji app you can start a variety of businesses, such as selling used items, dropshipping, affiliate vending, and a full-scale e-commerce shop.
If you have access to products you think people would love and you're looking for a platform that can help you start selling right now, then the Jiji app is the right plug.
Sub2me
You've probably used the Sub2me app to buy airtime or data some time in the past, and you probably enjoyed the experience, and of course, the discount!
So, why not start offering that opportunity to others for a small profit?
You could sell cheap data to others using the Sub2me app since not everyone knows about the app or even have access to it.
For every sale, you could add a markup of 5% to 10% to the discount price, and you'd still make a reasonable profit.