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If you’re a Nigerian entrepreneur or freelancer trying to build a global business, you’ve probably felt like the odds are stacked against you. Trust me - I get it. I’ve been in this game for over a decade, and I’ve faced almost every challenge you can think of. From clients doubting me because of where I’m from to struggling with payment gateways that make you question your life choices. But despite all these hurdles, many of us are still standing strong, making waves, and proving that Nigerian businesses deserve a seat at the global table. So, what exactly are the biggest challenges we freelancers face? And more importantly, how can we overcome them? Let’s dive right in. The Real Struggles of Nigerian Freelancers Working with Global Clients Here; 1. The “You’re from Nigeria?” Segregation Let’s be real. Being a Nigerian in the global business space often feels like carrying an invisible label. The moment people realize where you’re from, the vibe changes. Some clients start acting differently, doubting your expertise even when you’re better than half the “gurus” they worship online. But here’s the thing: Your value isn’t defined by your location. The key is to let your work speak louder than their biases. Focus on delivering results so undeniable that they can’t ignore you - even if they try. 2. “Are You a Scammer?” Ah yes, the classic one. The moment you say, “I’m from Nigeria,” some people start looking at you like you just asked for their credit card details. This stereotype is exhausting, but here’s how I handle it: Professional branding:  A solid online presence (LinkedIn, website, testimonials) helps build credibility. Transparency:  I share my work process upfront to build trust. Consistency:  Over time, consistent results silence the doubts. If they still think you’re a scammer after all that? Their loss. Move on. 3. Zero to Minimal Press & Visibility You can be the best in your field, but because you’re from Nigeria, you often get overlooked. It’s like the big platforms have a blind spot unless you’re from the US or UK. I’ve seen people with half my experience getting featured on international blogs just because of where they’re based. But here’s the hack: Leverage local wins:  Get featured in Nigerian media and use that as social proof. Network globally:  Join international communities, attend virtual events, and put yourself out there. 4. “Remote Until You’re from Nigeria” You see a job listing: “Remote work opportunity.” You apply, excited.Then you get hit with: “Oh, we prefer candidates from the US or UK.” So… was it really remote? Or “remote within borders”? The way around this? Focus on companies with proven remote culture. Pitch directly to decision-makers instead of HR filters. Create undeniable portfolios that make geography irrelevant. 5. The Dollar-Naira Conversion Rate Struggle The current exchange rate is enough to make anyone cry. Courses, tools, and subscriptions that cost $100 might not seem like much in the US - but that’s over ₦100,000  here! This stops many Nigerians from starting online businesses. But here’s the truth: You can start small. I started my first blog over a decade ago on Blogger - for free. I didn’t wait for big funding. I started with what I had. You don’t need fancy tools to begin. Start now, upgrade later. 6. Poor Payment Gateways This one is personal.For years, I lost clients simply because I couldn’t accept payments via PayPal. Many clients were skeptical when I suggested alternatives. It was frustrating. Thankfully, platforms like Paystack  and Flutterwave  changed the game. But even now, some international clients still hesitate. Here are the top payment gateways Nigerian freelancers and businesses can use: Paystack Flutterwave Wise (formerly TransferWise) Skrill Stripe Atlas (via workaround) Chipper Cash Geegpay Grey.co Barter by Flutterwave WorldRemit (for personal payments) 7. No Funding or Investment Opportunities Unlike startups in the US with access to endless VC funds, Nigerian entrepreneurs often have to bootstrap everything. But here’s the mindset that helped me: “Start where you are, with what you have.” I launched my first blog without a dime - just passion, consistency, and free tools. If you’re waiting for funding to start, you’ll be waiting forever. Build something first, even if it’s small. Investors are more interested in traction than ideas. Final Thoughts: Join My Exclusive WhatsApp Group I know these struggles firsthand because I’ve lived them. That’s why I’ve created an exclusive WhatsApp group  for Nigerian freelancers and aspiring online business owners. In this group, we: Share strategies for overcoming these challenges Discuss business growth tips Connect with like-minded individuals Want to be part of it? Apply now and join a community that understands your journey.

Sunny Job - Head of Photography, IbiFoundry.com.ng Introduction: More Than a Photographer, A Brother in Creativity   What if I told you that some of the most breathtaking photos you’ve ever seen weren’t taken with fancy cameras or expensive gear, but with just a smartphone? Crazy, right? Copyright Disclaimer: please all images here are not to be distributed without permission and or credit back to IbiFoundry or Sunny Job But that’s the reality when you meet Sunny Job  — a name that’s not just associated with stunning photography but with years of friendship, growth, and countless childhood memories. This isn’t just another IBIFoundry Talent Hunt feature. It’s personal. I’ve known Sunny practically all my life. Growing up in Jalingo, Taraba State, there wasn’t a day I didn’t find myself at his house. Whether it was to hang out, play, or sneak in some blogging lessons from his brother, Benedict Job , Sunny and his family became an extension of mine. We laughed, we learned, we grew. And today, I get to share the incredible journey of my childhood friend who has transformed from the playful boy in Jalingo to an outstanding mobile photographer whose works speak volumes without needing expensive gear. Yes, he’s the genius behind all  our IBIFoundry photo shoots! The Awesome IbiFoundry Team :) But beyond that, Sunny’s story is one of passion, purpose, and the raw talent that turns ordinary moments into extraordinary art. Sunny Job’s Journey: The World in His Pocket   "Long before I knew the names of lenses or the intricacies of aperture, I was a storyteller with a pocketful of potential."  — Sunny Job While many photographers boast of high-end cameras and expensive lenses, Sunny’s tool of choice has always been simple — a smartphone. But don’t be fooled. His mobile phone isn’t just a device; it’s a window to the world, capturing the raw, fleeting beauty of life around us. His journey into photography wasn’t planned. It was born out of curiosity, the desire to freeze moments in time, to tell stories without words. His early fascination with capturing everyday life transformed into a lifelong passion for mobile photography. For Sunny, photography is more than just snapping pictures. It’s: An intimate dance with light A way of seeing beauty in the unexpected A tool for storytelling and introspection Whether it’s the vibrant textures of urban streets, candid human expressions, or the subtle beauty of nature, Sunny’s style gravitates towards: Street Photography Minimalist Aesthetics Candid Portraits And guess what? He achieves all this without the “latest” camera models. Just a smartphone and an eye for detail. IBIFoundry Exclusive Interview with Sunny Job   In this special IBIFoundry Talent Hunt feature, we decided to let Sunny speak for himself. Here’s his journey, in his own words: Q: Sunny, tell us about your journey into photography. Sunny Job: "The World in My Pocket: A Mobile Photography Journey Long before I knew the names of lenses or the intricacies of aperture, I was a storyteller with a pocketful of potential. My first camera wasn’t a DSLR; it was the humble smartphone—a window to a world of visual possibilities. I discovered the magic of capturing fleeting moments, the vibrant hues of everyday life, and the power of perspective, all within the palm of my hand. This early fascination ignited a lifelong passion. Mobile photography became more than just taking pictures; it became an intimate dance with light, a way of seeing the world with a unique, unfiltered eye. I experimented tirelessly, pushing the boundaries of mobile photography - learning to harness the power of available light, composition, and the art of finding beauty in the unexpected. My style gravitates towards street photography, minimalist aesthetics, candid portraits—capturing the raw energy and fleeting beauty of everyday life. I’m drawn to the vibrant textures of urban landscapes, human connections, and the ephemeral beauty of nature. Through my lens, I aim to convey a sense of wonder and emotion. My work often explores the passage of time, the human condition, and the power of observation, using the mobile lens as a tool for introspection and storytelling. I’ve honed my skills through online courses, photography workshops, and participating in mobile photography contests. What drives me is the desire to inspire others to embrace the power of mobile photography, collaborate with other creatives, and use my images to raise awareness about important issues. Ready to explore the world through a new lens? Let’s collaborate on a project or simply connect and share our passion for mobile photography. Discover the stories within these images. Explore my portfolio, and let’s connect on Instagram to embark on a visual journey together." Why Sunny’s Work Stands Out   So, what makes Sunny’s photography different? No Fancy Equipment Needed:  While many believe great photography requires expensive gear, Sunny proves otherwise. Authentic Storytelling:  His photos aren’t just images—they’re stories frozen in time. Minimalism with Depth:  Sunny’s minimalist approach adds depth, emotion, and a sense of intimacy to his work. Passion-Driven:  His love for photography reflects in every shot, making his work feel alive. Let’s Collaborate: Explore the World Through Sunny’s Lens   Whether you’re looking for unique photography for your brand, a creative collaborator, or simply some visual inspiration, Sunny Job is your guy. His journey is proof that passion, creativity, and a simple smartphone can change how we see the world. Conclusion: Celebrating Taraba’s Finest Talent   From childhood memories in Jalingo to capturing timeless moments with just a smartphone, Sunny Job’s story is one of inspiration. It’s a reminder that talent isn’t about tools - it’s about vision, passion, and the courage to see beauty where others might not. So, here’s to Sunny—my friend, our IBIFoundry photographer, and Taraba’s mobile photography maestro. Ready to explore the world through Sunny’s lens? View Sunny Job's complete Portfolio Here Google Drive Folder. Send Sunny a email through sunnytoon24@gmail.com for business or just to say hi 😌 Connect with him on Instagram  and witness the magic yourself. Contact Sunny Job on IbiFoundry.com.ng ibifoundry@gmail.com #IBIFoundryTalentHunt #MobilePhotography #SunnyJob #TarabaTalent

Have you ever wondered why some Nigerian businesses are thriving globally while others struggle to break out of their local communities? The answer is simple: visibility.  And one of the most powerful tools to gain that visibility is SEO (Search Engine Optimization). When I started my journey in SEO over a decade ago, I had no idea it would become the tool that could turn small ideas into global sensations. Back then, it was just me, a laptop, and endless curiosity about how the internet worked. Fast forward to today, I’ve helped startups, online stores, agencies, and busy entrepreneurs across industries create SEO content and growth-hack their traffic like pros. One story still gives me goosebumps: A struggling business reached out to me with virtually zero online presence. We put in the work - optimizing their website, creating killer content, and fine-tuning their SEO strategy. Within months, they grew from 0 to over 40,000 organic clicks from Google alone! This isn’t magic - it’s the power of SEO. And guess what? Nigerian businesses can tap into this same power to take their brands from local to global. With over 122 million internet users in Nigeria, SEO is no longer optional - it’s a necessity if you want to be seen, heard, and patronized. But where do you begin? Let me break it down for you. What is SEO? SEO, or Search Engine Optimization, is the practice of improving your website’s visibility on search engines like Google. It involves optimizing your site’s content, structure, and technical aspects to ensure it ranks higher for relevant keywords. Think of Google as a massive library. SEO helps your website show up as the recommended book for readers searching for your specific topic. If you want a more detailed breakdown of what SEO is and how it works, check out my guide on What SEO Is and How It Works . SEO in Nigeria Over the past few years, SEO has been on the rise in Nigeria as businesses realize its immense potential. According to data, over 81% of people research products or services online before making purchasing decisions.   This means if your business isn’t visible online, you’re leaving money on the table. Here’s why SEO is a game-changer for Nigerian businesses: It helps you stand out in a competitive market  by ranking higher than your competitors. It’s a cost-effective way to attract quality traffic  without spending a fortune on ads. It positions your business as a trusted brand, which is crucial for gaining customer trust. Whether you’re a local tailor in Lagos or a tech startup in Abuja, SEO can help you reach your audience globally. Getting Started with SEO for Your Nigerian Business Now that you know what SEO is and why it’s essential, let’s talk about how to get started. Follow these steps to build a strong SEO foundation for your business: Create a Business Profile Start by defining who your business is and what it stands for. Here are key questions to answer: Who is your target audience? What problems does your business solve? What are your short-term and long-term goals? This step is critical because a clear business profile will guide your entire SEO strategy. Sign Up for Google Business Profile Google Business Profile is a free tool that helps your business show up in local search results. To sign up: Go to Google Business Profile . Provide your business details, such as name, address, and phone number. Verify your business to ensure it appears on Google Maps and local searches. This step alone can significantly increase your visibility to local customers. Set Up Your Website Your website is the foundation of your online presence. Here’s what to do: Choose a memorable domain name that reflects your business. Use a reliable hosting provider. My top 5 recommendations include: Bluehost : Great uptime and excellent customer support. Namecheap : Affordable with robust security features. SiteGround : Fast speeds and advanced tools. HostGator : Perfect for scalability. Whogohost : A local Nigerian hosting provider tailored for your needs. Ensure your website is mobile-friendly, fast, and easy to navigate. Create Diversified Content Content is king in SEO. You need to create valuable, engaging content that speaks to your audience. Here are a few ideas: Write blog posts answering your customers’ most common questions. Create videos showcasing your products or services. Share tips and updates on social media. Diversifying your content helps you connect with your audience across multiple platforms, boosting your reach. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) What is SEO and how does it work? SEO (Search Engine Optimization) is the process of improving your website to rank higher on search engines like Google. It works by optimizing your site’s content, structure, and technical aspects to make it more appealing to search engines. Why is SEO important for Nigerian businesses? With over 122 million internet users in Nigeria, SEO helps businesses gain visibility online, attract quality traffic, and convert leads into customers. How can I start implementing SEO for my Nigerian business? You can start by creating a business profile, setting up a Google Business Profile, building a website, and creating diverse content. How long does it take to see results from SEO? SEO is a long-term strategy. Depending on your efforts and competition, it may take several months to see significant results. What’s the difference between local SEO and general SEO? Local SEO focuses on improving your visibility in a specific geographic area, while general SEO targets a broader audience. Let Us Help You Kickstart & Run Your SEO for Your Nigerian Business SEO can transform your business from a local gem to a global success story—but it all starts with the right strategy. At IBI Foundry, we offer: Free SEO Audits : Know where your website stands and how to improve. Custom SEO Services : Tailored to your specific business needs. Exclusive Tips via Our Newsletter : Sign up to stay ahead in the game. Let’s work together to make your business a global brand! Simon Taki Zaku, Founder, CEO, IbiFoundry.com.ng For Ibifoundry.com.ng/blog

Have you ever wondered how our childhood shapes the people we become? Well, let me take you on a journey back to where it all started for me: the vibrant city of Jalingo, Taraba State. I was born in Jalingo to two wonderful parents who are both proud Jukuns. My dad hails from Dampar village in Ibi Local Government, while my mom is from Wukari Local Government. Together, they built a life for us in the heart of Jalingo, where I spent the most formative years of my life. Life in the Heart of Jalingo Growing up, we lived in a rural area surrounded by warmth, laughter, and a sense of community. My parents worked hard to ensure we were well cared for. We always had food on the table, attended good schools, and lived comfortably, though I often felt a burning desire for more—an inner drive to achieve something greater. My childhood friends were like family to me. There was Ali, my best friend; Miracle; Benjamin; Sunday Job; and Micah Job. Together, we created memories that still bring a smile to my face today. Every day after school at New Era Nursery and Primary School , my older brother, Jerry Zaku, our neighbors, and I would gather with our bicycles. We’d parade around the streets of Jalingo, laughing and exploring. Those bicycle adventures were our ultimate source of joy—no smartphones, no distractions, just pure, unfiltered fun. The "Stadium" Behind Our House Behind our house stood a pile of sand meant for a building project, but for us, it was no ordinary sand - it was our “Stadium.” That sandpile became our playground, our arena for gymnastics, and our stage for endless challenges. We’d run, jump, and flip, each of us trying to outdo the other. I like to think I was pretty good at it too (though my friends might disagree). That “Stadium” was more than just sand; it was a symbol of our creativity and determination to find joy in the simplest things. Leaving Jalingo for Jos: A Tough Chapter After primary school, life took a different turn. I moved to Jos, Plateau State, to attend secondary school. My first year in JS1 was at a school where the principal had a shocking philosophy: “Bullying is allowed.” That year was one of the toughest experiences of my life. It was a wake-up call that life outside Jalingo wasn’t always as kind or simple. But that’s a story for another day. Thankfully, I later transferred to Concord College, where I thrived and eventually graduated. The Journey Continues From there, I pursued a degree in Estate Management  at Joseph Ayo Babalola University  in Osun State. By this time, I had grown into a quiet and reserved person with a passion for business, innovation, and helping people—especially the youth. I’m the third of four siblings, and my family remains a cornerstone of my life. My parents instilled in us the value of hard work and the importance of staying grounded, no matter where life takes us. What Growing Up in Jalingo Taught Me Looking back, my childhood in Jalingo taught me the value of friendship, resilience, and creativity. It showed me how to find joy in simplicity and fueled my ambition to dream big. Today, as I navigate life and business, I carry with me the lessons and experiences of those early years. Whether it’s parading around with friends on bicycles or flipping on a sandpile, those memories remind me of where I come from and inspire me to keep pushing forward. Follow My Journey Here on IbiFoundry I’m passionate about using my story to inspire others, especially the youth of today. Life may not always be easy, but with hard work, creativity, and a sense of community, anything is possible. So, if you’ve enjoyed this little peek into my life, stick around—I have so much more to share. Let’s grow together! Simon Taki Zaku, Founder, CEO, IbiFoundry.com.ng For Ibifoundry.com.ng/blog

This guide will help you craft a winning strategy from the start - coming up with the best ideas for your roundup posts, getting social media influencers to participate, to spreading the word out to as much as possible to attract traffic to your brand website. My name is Simon Zaku, founder and CEO, IbiFoundry.com.ng . Let's get started! Table of Content (click to navigate); STEP 1 : How to pick a topic for your roundup post. STEP 2 : How to find the right influencers for your roundup post. STEP 3 : Reaching Out. The Last Step in Mastering Expert Roundup Blogging How to Create an Expert Round-up Post in 3 Steps Here is my 3-step process: Step 1: Pick a Topic for Your Expert Roundup Post: To hit the jackpot and get thousands of tweets and social media shares on your expert roundup blog post, you need to create something outstanding - something that will leave media influencers jaw-dropped. Approximately 5 years ago, I was sitting on my couch at home during the summer break from school extremely frustrated because I didn't know what to blog about. I went on Google searching for ways to find content ideas to blog about. I stumbled on Sue Anne’s successfulblogging.com  and signed up for her “Your first $1,000 webinar”. I showed up for the webinar but was attracted to JUST ONE (1) THING… EXPERT ROUNDUPS! It immediately lit a bulb in my head and I'm like “Ooh, I'll do this”. I then immediately came up with my first headline (topic), X CEOs REVEAL THEIR NUMBER 1 TACTIC TO MANAGING THEIR TWITTER PROFILES WITHOUT WASTING MUCH TIME, within a few minutes. First Draft Topic: 60 CEOS REVEAL THEIR NUMBER ONE TACTIC TO MANAGING THEIR TWITTER PROFILES WITHOUT WASTING MUCH TIME. Here are things I considered when I came up with this title; - I wanted to help people manage their Twitter profiles - what topic would tie to this? “Twitter management”, "Twitter automation", "and Twitter tools". - I wasn't going to target everyone - I wanted to work with companies, businesses, and brands; targeting “CEOs”, "Managers", "Directors", etc, came up. - I needed to solve a specific problem; “managing Twitter without spending much time” came up. Get the idea now? Think about the products or services you sell. Brainstorm topic ideas directly related to it and are what your target audience will want to consume. In my case, it was "CEOs" and "Managers". Next, think of one unique problem that your product or service solves and pull out a topic around it. Don't worry about your title being Google or SEO friendly, just put some ideas down. With keyword research, I adjusted my title to; TWITTER AUTOMATION: 62 EXPERTS REVEAL THEIR AUTOMATION SECRETS AND TOOLS. The baseline? In my case, I switched my headline from the first to the latter after I got participation from about 10 to 15 influencers. Make use of Keyword tools like Google Keyword Planner to come up with ideas for an optimized title. Expert roundup posts generally climb up quickly on search engines. My first expert round-up ranked on page #2  on Google for the highly competitive keyword, "Twitter automation" within 3 weeks. Why? Influencers who participate are going to share your roundup post and 1000s are going to visit your website. Thus you need to be very careful and make sure you use this opportunity to get the targeted influencers! After getting a few topic ideas for your expert roundup, you can begin finding social media influencers to reach out to for the roundup. Step 2: How to Find the Right Influencers for Your Expert Roundup Post: How to Find Social Media Influencers that’ll Most Likely Participate in Your Expert Roundup? When I started finding influencers interested in participating in my expert roundup blog post AND also connecting with me, I didn’t do any research or plan out a strategy to find the perfect influencers. What I did was I used buzzsumo.com , to pull off every influencer that had certain keywords or had a certain number of following/influence. You may get connected with social media or niche influencers who are not interested in roundups. You might even piss them off with annoying reachouts or emails and follow-ups. Worst of all, it takes a lot of time and energy to do these email reachouts. Here's a simple hack; “Finding Influencers who have already participated in similar weekly roundups or expert roundups” Finding Influencers that have participated in similar roundup posts is the best way to pull off influencers that will most likely say YES to your requests. Why? Because they have already shown interest in roundups. Use Google and run “[your niche] + experts reveal their best secrets“. For example, if I’m to find travel experts to build relationships with for my expert roundup post, I’ll run the following: “travel experts reveal their best secrets”. "top 10 travel experts" "travel expert secrets" Get the idea? Now carefully go through some of these roundups (in your niche) and keep a list of experts that have participated; I use Excel for keeping all things LISTS. STEP 3: Reaching Out Next, let's look at how to find the best ways to reach out to every social media influencer in your reachout list, what your reachout email should contain, and what to do after publishing your roundup. Are you ready? Good! How to Reach Out to Popular Bloggers and Make them Participate in Your Round-Up. When I was starting, I didn't have any strategy for reaching out to influencers. I didn't even have a list so I made a lot of mistakes which caused me a ton of wasted effort and time. I've broken down this entire process into 3 steps: 1) Finding their best contact details. 2) Crafting a reach-out template and then reaching out. 3) Post Publishing. 1. Finding their contact details: When I started, this caused me a ton of wasted hours and energy. I spent much time finding the best email addresses to reach social media influencers. Here's the thing: Influencers hate SPAMMY emails so most times, they keep their email addresses a little private. This makes it hard to find their email addresses but there's a solution… Contact Pages or Contact Forms! They hardly hide their Contact Me pages and that's where you get to reach out without having to spend so much time finding private email addresses, phone numbers, etc. Both messages sent [using their Contact Me pages OR personal email addresses] mostly land in the same inbox. Head over to their websites or blogs and find their Contact Me pages. Most times, it's either at the footer or the menu of their websites. That's how I got social media and blogging moguls like Jeff Bullas, Sam Hurley, Leonard Kim, Noah Kagan, Evan Carmichael, Keith Keller, Ryan Biddulph, Adam Connel, etc, to participate in my expert roundup. 2. Crafting a Reach out Template and then Reach out: After putting together your Excel list of names of experts, their websites, and contact-me page links, it's time to craft a winning reach-out template to use. Do not make the mistake of typing different emails for each influencer. That's a big waste of time. Just craft 1 or 2 email templates and edit them for each influencer. Here are the exact templates I used during my reach outs; __________ Hello, Madalyn. Simon here from simonzaku.com . I'm putting together this huge round-up guide that'll feature a lot of experts about Twitter marketing. Experts like Sam Hurley, Keith Keller, Katherine Sullivan, Samantha Kelly, Ryan Biddulph, Adam Connell, and a couple more have participated already. Mind sharing with us too? Just a few lines will do perfectly if you're out of time. Just let me know so I'll send over the round-up question. Btw, thanks for the follow on Twitter via @s_zakuu Best, Simon. ___________ Hi Sam! I'm Simon from simonzaku.com . I'm putting together a huge round-up guide about how to save time on Twitter. Experts like Sam Hurley, Noah Kagan, Evan Carmichael, Leonard Kim, Keith Keller, Mark Schaefer, Madalyn Sklar, Rebekah Radice, Katherine Sullivan, Samantha Kelly and exactly 40 more have participated already. Mind sharing with us too? Just a few lines will do perfectly. Here's the question: "What's your number 1 secret to growing and managing your Twitter brand w/o wasting much time?" Best, Simon. ___________ Hello, Rebekah. Simon here. I'm putting together this huge round-up guide of successful & expert entrepreneurs, bloggers, and marketers all over the globe for my website. A little different from the gazillion of expert roundups. Marketing gurus like Sam Hurley & Katherine Sullivan have participated. Mind sharing a few words with us too? Best, Simon (s_zakuu). __________ Follow Up Email _________ Hello, Sam! I reached out to you days back about a huge round-up I'm putting together on how to save time on Twitter. A lot of top experts like Sam Hurley, Leonard Kim, Noah Kagan, Evan Carmichael, Keith Keller, Mark Schaefer, Madalyn Sklar, Rebekah Radice, Katherine Sullivan, Samantha Kelly, Ryan Biddulph, Adam Connell and exactly 43 more have participated already. I’m just following up to see if you've gotten the email :) Here’s the question once more: "What's your number 1 secret to growing and managing your Twitter brand w/o wasting much time?" Deadline: 30th of Sept. 2023. Best, Simon (s_zakuu) ________ Follow-up emails are crucial for any cold email reach-out campaign. About 60% of the social media influencers I emailed replied after a follow-up. 3. Post Reach Out: How Do You Promote Your Expert Roundup Post: This is a chapter from my premium ebook but I decided to add it up here for free. Aside from hitting up the experts who participated and telling them it was life, I promoted the content to even more people. After publishing my first blog post which was my expert roundup article, what I did was I started reaching out to people who've shown similar interest. These are people who've shared similar content, commented on similar content, or even engaged with any similar tweeted content. For the sake of this blog article, I'll be showing you how to find and reach out to users who've tweeted or shared similar content to yours. One thing I love about this strategy is that you can use it for other regular articles on your blog too. The goal here is to find and reach out to at least 50 people interested in your type of content. As I said, these are people who have tweeted similar blog content to yours. You find them, pull out their email addresses, and reach out to them. The first thing to do is to find similar articles to your round-up and I recommend using Google searches here because it's the fastest; don't use tools. Head over to Google and search for the keyword(s) your blog article is targeting. If you're targeting “beauty for teenagers”, run the phrase on Google to find content that already ranks for it. So let's say the title of your post is “10 Ways to Make Money Online”, I'll Google “Make Money Online”. Pick the top 5 results and keep them in an Excel file. The next step is to find people who have tweeted out those 5 articles and when starting, I used buzzsumo to pull out these users FOR FREE! Buzzsumo offers a free trial period which I jumped on during that time. (I just confirmed they offer a 7-day free trial). Head over to buzzsumo.com  and sign up for their free trial. After setting up your account, you'll be able to log in to your dashboard using the email and password you used. On your dashboard, navigate to the “Content Analyzer” tab and insert any of the 5 article links above then search. Click on the “Twitter sharers” tab and export the list to Excel (or CSV). Repeat these for all the 5 articles above and you should have a long list of 100-250 people that have tweeted similar content. Reaching out to 250 or even 100 people is a hell of work because you need to find their email addresses and websites. You can find good and super cheap freelancers on fiverr.com  or freelancer.com  for this. But here's the thing; If you're like me, you shouldn't outsource everything (including reaching out) to freelancers. They can find email addresses, websites, and social links... while you handle email. This is so because some freelancers don't have experience with cold email reachouts. To be sure you're not outsourcing this vital task to someone who might jeopardize everything, it's better to do it yourself. Reach out to 10-15 people every day. Reduce this number to 5-7 if you're out of time. The Last Step in Mastering Expert Roundup Blogging Now, here's the plain truth about reaching out to busy social media influencers… The majority of the bloggers you'll reach out to will not participate. Most times, 70-80% of influencers you email will not participate. It won't matter how good your reachout template or email is. It won't matter how enticing your round-up topic is. It also doesn't matter how you try to persuade them to participate OR how many times you follow up. The majority will still not participate! Want to know the simple reason? I wasn't building any genuine relationship with them. During my expert roundup project, the few influencers I had built relationships with, participated without hesitating. Why? Because they knew me… They've already gotten emails from me… Whenever the name, Simon Taki Zaku, pops in their inbox, they already know me. Purchase the Full Book I Wrote: How I Built Relationships with 100 Popular Social Media Influencers in a Year Most times, influencers don't even open any email from any name they don't recognize. Yes, a lot do that! “Building Relationships with Popular Influencers takes a lot of time, when will I publish my round-up” When you do a quick Google search on how to build relationships with popular bloggers, most of what pops up revolves around… Comment frequently on their blogs… Join their newsletter… Tweet out their blog posts… Follow them on Twitter… All of these are good and work great but the thing is, they take a lot of time to work out. I will introduce you to a simple strategy to get connected to as many influencers as you like. This simple strategy doesn't require you to be friends with popular bloggers before asking them to participate in your round-up. I missed out on this strategy when I started. It was when I was almost done with my round-up that I came up with this strategy. This isn't another strategy that will take days, weeks, or even months to work… You can start applying the strategy right after you learn it. Yes, it's that simple… In my book, How I Became Friends with 100+ Popular Bloggers in One Year, I walk you through this very strategy to help you get as many influencers to participate in your round-up post. Click here to grab a copy of the book for $9.97 right now and start making friends with super popular bloggers. This was something I wish I had offered when I was starting. The book is just $9.97 but I'll be raising the price this weekend because I've gotten feedback that the strategy is worth more than the price. Here's what Amy from NeededInTheHome.com  has to say… "This eBook is a quick read and a great value for the price. Simon's creative thinking when it comes to networking just can't be beat. There are some ideas that most people do not think of. Yet after you learn the method, it makes perfect sense and you think, now why didn't I think of that, it's so simple, and yet I missed it! He applies this to bloggers, but I think this could be applied to other business situations as well. My favorite idea is saving the blogger time with the idea of the links. You will have to read that section to see what I mean. I would love to have someone save me time in that way and it would create a great impression in my mind." Here's what you'll learn in this ebook: How I easily get on any influencer’s radar [no matter how popular or busy he or she might be] Actionable strategies that I used to make popular bloggers notice my new blog [with one post] How I began exchanging emails back and forth with 15 popular bloggers all in less than a week [with just 1 secret strategy] How I got some of the most populous bloggers and marketers on the internet to participate in my roundup post [even when I was a total stranger] The strategy that led to over 1,000 social shares on my FIRST blog post [on this very blog] in less than a week of publishing Most of all, how to become friends with extremely popular bloggers in your niche. Click here to grab a copy of the book for $9.97 right now and start making friends with super popular bloggers.

What comes to your mind when you think of Kano State? Is it the rich history, the colorful markets, or the irresistible suya? Kano isn’t just a place; it’s an experience. From its legendary Emir to its bustling city life, this guide will give you all you need to know about one of Nigeria’s most vibrant states. I’m Simon Zaku, founder of IBI Foundry, and today, we’re exploring Kano State through its culture, history, and all the exciting places you can visit. Shall we? History of Kano State, Nigeria Kano’s history dates back to the 10th century when it was a major center for trade and Islamic scholarship. The city became a powerful emirate during the Sokoto Caliphate in the 19th century and remains a significant cultural and commercial hub in Nigeria today. Kano State Postal Code Kano State’s postal codes vary depending on the area. Some examples include: Kano City: 700211 Fagge: 700101 Nasarawa: 700241 Be sure to check the specific postal code of the area you’re searching for. Kano State Airport Kano is home to the Mallam Aminu Kano International Airport (MAKIA), which is one of the busiest and oldest airports in Nigeria. The airport offers both domestic and international flights, making it a gateway to the northern region of Nigeria. Hotels in Kano Finding a comfortable place to stay in Kano is easy. Here are some top-rated hotels: Bristol Palace Hotel: Perfect for luxury travelers. Prince Hotel: Offers affordability with great service. Tahir Guest Palace: A popular choice for business travelers. Royal Tropicana Hotel: Known for its serene atmosphere. Chill Out Spots in Kano Kano has numerous exciting spots where you can relax and have fun: Ado Bayero Mall: The largest mall in northern Nigeria. Gidan Makama Museum: For a deep dive into Kano’s history. Bagauda Lake: A serene location for picnics and relaxation. Silver Jubilee Garden: A quiet park for family outings. Languages Spoken in Kano Kano is predominantly Hausa-speaking, but you’ll also hear: Fulfulde (spoken by the Fulani people) English (the official language) Kanuri and Arabic (influenced by Islam) Facts About Kano Kano is Nigeria’s second-largest city and one of the oldest. It is known as the “Center of Commerce” due to its thriving trade markets. Kano has a rich history dating back over 1,000 years. The city is famous for leatherwork and textile industries. Best Areas to Stay in Kano State If you’re planning a stay in Kano, these neighborhoods are highly recommended: Nassarawa GRA: An upscale area perfect for families and expats. Tarauni: Known for its modern facilities and security. Sabon Gari: A lively area popular among visitors. Best Restaurants in Kano Food lovers, get ready to indulge in these amazing spots: Cilantro Restaurant & Lounge: Known for its Indian and international cuisine. Corner Restaurant: A great place for Nigerian delicacies. Jalsa Restaurant: Offers a mix of local and continental dishes. Kazaure Suya Spot: A must-visit for suya lovers! What is the Capital of Kano State, Nigeria? The capital of Kano State is Kano City, which serves as the economic, cultural, and administrative hub of the state. Towns in Kano State Kano State is home to numerous towns, including: Bichi Dambatta Gwarzo Rano Wudil King of Kano State The traditional ruler of Kano is known as the Emir of Kano. Currently, the emir is Alhaji Aminu Ado Bayero, who ascended the throne in 2020. The Emir’s Palace in Kano is a must-visit site to experience the grandeur of Kano’s cultur Kano State Past and Present Governors Past Governors Alhaji Muhammadu Abubakar Rimi (1979–1983) Colonel Idris Garba (1988–1992) Malam Ibrahim Shekarau (2003–2011) Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso (2011–2015) Current Governor The current governor is Abba Kabir Yusuf (2023–Present). Kano State Local Government Areas Kano State has 44 Local Government Areas (LGAs), including: Gwale Nassarawa Ungogo Tarauni Kumbotso Universities and Institutions in Kano State Education thrives in Kano with institutions like: Bayero University Kano (BUK): A leading federal university. Kano State University of Science and Technology (KUST): Focused on technical education. Northwest University, Kano: Another key state university. School of Health Technology, Kano: Known for healthcare education. FAQs About Kano State, Nigeria What Is Kano Famous For? Kano is famous for its bustling markets, leatherwork, suya, and rich Islamic history. What Is the Postal Code for Kano? Kano postal codes range from 700101 to 702283, depending on the area. Does Kano Have an Airport? Yes, the Mallam Aminu Kano International Airport serves both domestic and international travelers. What Are the Major Tribes in Kano? Hausa and Fulani are the dominant tribes in Kano. What Are the Best Places to Visit in Kano? Visit the Ado Bayero Mall, Gidan Makama Museum, and the Emir’s Palace. Visit Kano with IbiFoundry! Kano State is a cultural and economic powerhouse in Nigeria. Whether you’re visiting for business or leisure, there’s always something new to discover. From its historical sites to its modern attractions, Kano promises an unforgettable experience. Love this guide? Don’t forget to subscribe to IBI Foundry for more travel tips and Nigerian stories. Let’s connect and explore Nigeria together! Best, Simon Taki Zaku, Founder, CEO, IbiFoundry simonzakucom@gmail.com

How do I do an SEO audit on my page? My name is Simon Zaku and on this page, we go through the ins and outs of performing a full website SEO audit report or a blog SEO analysis report for any website. We look at the importance of a website SEO audit and why you need to perform an SEO audit on your website. I also include practical examples of SEO analysis reports and audit PDF files/audit videos for some of my clients within this resource guide . By the end of this guide, you should be able to perform an extensive website SEO audit (also known as SEO Analysis Report) for your website without the mistakes of a detailed website SEO analysis report. Apply for a Free and Extensive SEO Audit : Talking about getting an extensive (and free) web SEO audit without paying, I am currently offering a free website SEO audit to only a few websites. I'll look through and analyze your website's current SEO status, its search presence, brand, and social media pages, and prepare a detailed website SEO analysis report sheet. Click here to apply for a free SEO audit from me  (Simon T. Zaku). L et us go into the "how to". How to Perform a Complete Website SEO Audit in 3 Steps How to Prepare an SEO Analysis Report + Free Website SEO Audit Checklist What is an SEO audit or what is a blog SEO audit? An SEO audit is a process of checking and analyzing a website and evaluating opportunities for organic growth by noting possible opportunities, errors, or site SEO improvements to improve the website's organic search rankings and traffic. Typically, an extensive website audit should aim to improve search traffic by a good percentage after implementation.   This whole process of SEO audit involves different SEO tasks typically run by an SEO professional  to identify errors, possible corrections, or opportunities that can help the website gain more visibility on search engines. What is an SEO content audit? A content audit on the other hand is a typical process of an overall SEO Audit process. A content audit or website content audit is the process of evaluating the content of a particular website for recommendations on how to improve content, update content, repurpose content, or optimize content to rank higher for more targeted SEO keywords. Many SEOs focus on the SEO performance, the SERPs, or keyword performances of a website, and forget about the content aspect, which is the pillar for most websites doing well on search engines. Why is a website SEO audit important? The primary purpose of conducting a website SEO analysis is to identify room for organic growth on a particular website. The goal of an SEO audit or a content audit is to find loopholes that will allow organic traffic growth of a particular website. A complete website SEO analysis report allows website owners to analyze the overall performance of a website, content, errors, corrections, or possible opportunities for improvement to attract thousands of organic traffic without PPC or Paid Ads. The purpose of running a Web SEO audit is to find loopholes or errors to improve a website's search performance. This could be technical SEO errors. This could be spelling errors. This could be grammatical errors. This could be design improvements. This could be UX or UI improvement or improvements on a website, These are recommended fixes that a particular website needs to improve the search engine performance of that website. Now, how do you perform a website SEO audit today? How do I perform an SEO audit on a website? The 3 Steps to Performing an Extensive SEO Analysis Report for a Website - the HIDDEN "OOF" HACK There are steps required for an effective SEO or content audit. I made this powerful SEO Audit strategy that works and is easy to remember. I call it the "OOK SEO Audit Strategy". What does an SEO audit cover? Step One: (O) On-Website SEO Analysis  - This involves all the detailed analysis you run for your website. Step Two: (O) Off-Website SEO Audit (Competitor Analysis) - All the detailed SEO tasks to perform on competitor websites to find possible areas to improve your website's SEO. Step Three: (K) Keyword Analysis  - Using the data from the first and second steps which is the (I) website analysis and (II) competitor analysis, we will carry out an extensive keyword analysis to come up with lucrative (and hidden) SEO keyword ideas to target. I reveal this hidden approach to get powerful SEO keywords for any specific website in five minutes or less. So if you're ready, let's get into it. Step 1: (O) - On-Website SEO Audit This is the first step I carry out for each of my SEO clients during our periodic SEO and content Audit processes. What is an On-Website SEO Audit? Just like on-page and off-page SEO. This term, I coined, is the necessary SEO processes carried out on your website (or your SEO client's website) during a thorough SEO Audit or web SEO analysis report. Thus On-Website SEO Audit is the process of evaluating your website (not competitors) for possible SEO or technical errors and/or opportunities for improvement on your website (or client's). This on-website analysis tells you everything you need to know about your website at the time of performing the SEO audit. There are certain key indicators for the On-website SEO Audit process. These are the key SEO indicators that any website owner should evaluate on their website: Site speed, Mobile responsiveness or AMP (accelerated mobile pages). Website backlinks, Current traffic data (Google Analytics). Duplicate content, For each indicator, I will share free tools to help you check. So you can easily go through each and put down what you find in a document. 1. Site Speed Site speed plays a crucial role in search engine optimization. Search engines pay attention to the time visitors wait for your website to load. It plays one of the top roles in search engine rankings today. If a site visitor has to wait a long time before your site loads, then they probably will bounce out of your website. Thus one of the first steps to performing an extensive SEO Audit is to check your site speed. I use a free tool called Google Page Insights  that allows users to check the speed performance of any website. It also recommends improvements to boost your site speed. 2. Mobile Responsive. Search engines also pay attention to the mobile responsiveness of any website. This is because there are lots of search engine users who are using mobile devices. About 96.5% of global internet users  accessed the internet via mobile phones. So if you cannot provide your web pages in a mobile responsive structure, search engines may de-rank your web pages. You can use BrowserStack  to see how responsive your website is. This free tool allows you to test live versions of any website. Depending on your web hosting service provider, you can also allow AMP (accelerated mobile pages) on your website, which is a simplified version of every page or blog post on any website. 3. Backlinks How do you check your backlinks on a website? There are several SEO backlink checker tools (free and paid) but here is an example of how to use the SEMRush tool to see your most popular backlinks. But since most great backlink tools are expensive, you can use a mix of Semrush , Ahrefs , Majestic , and Neil Patel's free SEO backlink checker  to get a good feel of websites linking to you. This will give you an idea of how your website is performing. 4. Domain Authority What is Domain Authority (DA) in SEO Analysis processes? Domain authority tells how well or how trusted your website is to search engines. The higher the domain authority you have, the higher the rankings for your website. To check your website's domain authority you can use the MOZ Domain Authority checker   or DA Checker Tool . Bulk DA PA Checker Tool You can do this for any website to know the level of trust search engines, especially Google have for that website. You can also find out your Spam Score which is also really important. 5. Duplicate Content. There are free tools that allow website owners to check for duplicate content. Duplicate content slows rankings and can hurt your website in the long run. This could be duplicate content on your website or plagiarized content. Either way, search engines frown at duplicate content and every complete SEO audit must include a detailed content audit. Most content creators assume duplicate content can only happen from a third-party website. When you have two or more similar or identical web pages, you can confuse search engines on which to rank. To avoid this, create unique content and target unique keywords for every page. How do you check duplicate content on a website? You can use Plagiarismdetector , A free tool that allows users to check for duplicate content using any URL. 5. Google Analytics Google Analytics breaks down your website traffic, but I'll only list important Google Analytics  data you need during web SEO analysis: the number of visitors you get per month. the number of users you get per month. your traffic sources, devices countries in which most of your traffic comes from. Use the Google search console to find out data about your website's current performance on Google. Google Search Console is a free tool that allows users to process and analyze their Google rankings and search performance. Use your Gmail to log into your search console and connect your website. Here are key indicators to pay attention to in your search console during your extensive SEO Audit report: your website's top-ranking pages your top-performing search keywords indexed and non-indexed pages on your website total web search clicks for your website broken links, 404 errors, and other page errors used devices, search queries, and top countries your website's sitemap These entire steps are included in your website analytics which is the first step in carrying out an extensive SEO analysis report for any website. (Don't forget the OOK SEO Audit Approach stands for 'On-Website', 'Off-Website', and 'Keyword Analysis') (O) SEO Audit Report, Step 2: Competitor Website Analysis (aka OFF-WEBSITE SEO Audit) The second step evaluates what works in your unique industries. You're checking out similar websites (or competitor websites) to understand what works, analyze their backlinks, and top-ranking pages, evaluate organic keywords they currently rank for, and more. (Don't know your competitors? Keep reading, I'll show you a simple way to find similar websites to yours in seconds) This will help you better position your website and SEO strategy. Here is how to check or get an idea of your competitors. SimilarSites is a free tool that lets users find websites similar to any website. Head over SimilarSites  and insert your website URL and search. Another free tool you can use to find great websites similar to yours is Semrush.com . Use the Semrush website analyser tool  and search your website. Here are the key SEO indicators you need to check from your competitors' websites (Off-website SEO Audit Strategy). Domain authority, Top-ranking pages, Most shared pages, Content type and content frequency, Top ranking keywords (for competitors). 1. Competitor Domain Authority When it comes to domain authority, you can use the MOZ free tool  to check the domain authority for your competitors and have a feel of how well they are doing on search engines. 2. Your Competitor's Top Ranking Pages, Most Shared Pages, and Top Keywords. You can use Umbrellum , Ubersuggest , or Ahrefs site explorer tool  to check the top ranking pages, keywords, and Buzzsumo to see their most shared web pages. The next is the type of content that is mostly popular or mostly shared. You do this by checking their top-ranking pages, most shared pages, or most talked about posts on their websites. This leads us to keyword analysis, which is the next step. 3. Competitor Keyword Analysis. For competitor keyword analysis, I use Google Keyword Planner (GKP) with a mix of other free keyword research tools. Tools like Ubersuggest do a great job of showing your competitor's highest-ranking keywords. How do I know what keywords my competitors are ranking for? I use free tools like Thehoth's Google rank checker, and Ahref's free keyword rank checker  to extract all the keywords my competitors rank for. I then create something even better and more engaging for my target audience. Pay attention to these SEO keywords as you will be creating pages and blog content  around these keywords to compete with competitor websites just like yours. This gives you an idea of the keywords you should not waste time on. (K) Website SEO Audit - Final Step 3: "Keyword Analysis" Head to Google Keyword Planner and sign in using your Google Keyword account or Google AdWords account. You don't need to be running PPC ads to have this account. You can have it for free using your Gmail account. Insert the keywords extracted from your competitors (in the previous step) and put in your target countries as seen from your Google Analytics data. Google Keyword Planner will give you a detailed report on related keywords you can use. Examples of SEO Audit Reports (Real SEO Analysis Reports Included) How do I create an SEO audit report for a client? As an SEO freelancer, I offer free website audits at intervals within the year (currently offering but won't be on by month's end). Here is a website SEO and content audit report and video I for: Sarahsugar.com , Roger Pederson, Alex Belov (Belov Digital Agency), and; Micell Peru. The first example of a website SEO audit report I performed was for Sarahsugar.com . Sarah Ize-Iyamu reached out to me for a detailed SEO analysis of her website. Sarah Ize-Iyamu is an entrepreneur, business, and relationship coach at Sarahsugar.com . Here is the SEO Audit Report I prepared for Sarahsugar.com : Download the Free SEO Audit Report for Sarahsugar here. Here is the SEO Analysis Video I prepared specifically for Sarahsugar.com : Secondly, Roger Pederson is an author with several books in different book stores and online stores like Amazon. Roger applied for the Free Website SEO Audit here  and I prepared this SEO analysis report for Roger: Download the SEO Audit report for Roger Pederson for free here (PDF file). The next example of a content audit I performed is for Alex Belov. Alex is the founder of Belov Digital Agency and has been dropping really thoughtful comments on my posts on LinkedIn. As a thank-you, I decided to offer Alex a free SEO Audit. Here is the detailed Content Audit I prepared for Belov Digital Agency. Join my blog group to download and access the complete Web Content Audit report file that I prepared for the Belov digital agency. Now, what is the next step? After performing a complete SEO audit, what do you do next? How to Use an SEO Audit Report (after Running the 'OOK' SEO Audit Strategy) How do you make use of your SEO audit reports or SEO analysis reports? A web SEO analysis aims to allow website owners to plan a more effective SEO strategy to rank more and easier on search engines by leveraging loopholes within the website's current search and technical performance. Using the data from your SEO analysis or SEO audit report, you can do the following: Create or better plan a better SEO strategy for your business or website. Design a better backlink strategy Update old content Remove duplicate content. Generate tons of lucrative blog content ideas for SEO. Create better content than your competitors. Assess and analyze your technical SEO (site speed, AMP, bounce rate, etc.). An SEO analysis report improves organic website traffic for any website. Free SEO Audit Tools How can you get an SEO analysis of your website? Is there an SEO Audit tool that is free? There are a few good SEO Audit tools that are free to use. Some powerful free website SEO Audit tools are; Semrush Site Audit free tool. Seoptimer  free SEO Audit and reporting tool. Ahrefs free Site Audit tool . Seomator  Free SEO Audit tool. Thehoth  free SEO Audit tool. AISEO SEO Analyzer. Here is an exclusive offer. A Completely Free Site, SEO, and Content Audit from me. Get a Free Website SEO Audit + Video Analysis from Simon How do I do a free SEO audit? This entire guide took time to put together and carrying out each of these steps (performing a complete SEO audit) takes time, and requires expertise and experience. So, can you get a quality SEO audit for free? Yes. You can get a detailed SEO audit and analysis report (video analysis included) for free by visiting https://simonzaku.com/free-website-seo-audit-checklist/  and filling out the application form. My team (at Simonwrites SEO Agency ) and I are currently allowing website owners to tell me about their websites for a detailed SEO Audit report and analysis. COMPLETELY FREE! This also includes a content audit report with a personalized video from me detailing your website audit. My name is Simon Zaku and I am an SEO professional (and founder of SimonWrites Agency) with 10 years of hands-on experience I can help you carry out an extensive SEO audit for free for your website, company, SaaS startup, or digital marketing agency. So all I need you to do is I need you to fill out this very form . It is completely free. I'll then go through your website, and send you: A detailed PDF with all the actionable steps to take for more search traffic on your website. Technical errors or loopholes. Broken links. A detailed video walk-through of me walking you through exactly how to improve your website's organic traffic. Use this link  to apply for this free website SEO audit today while spots are still open. I will also send you a personal message and I'm always super happy to build long-lasting relationships with all my readers. On the other hand, if you need an SEO and blog professional, feel free to email me at simonzakucom@gmail.com  or simon@simonzaku.com  to inquire about my SEO and content services. Once more, use this form to apply for this exclusive (and limited) SEO audit  I am offering to my amazing readers like you. Thank you so much for visiting and reading my blog. Share this image on Pinterest and X :) Have a productive day, Simon Taki Zaku Founder, CEO, IbiFoundry Owner: simonzaku.com/blog/

Ononiwu Moses Nnamei AKA EHMSAY #Ehmsayneers Have you ever met someone whose energy and determination left you in awe? Someone who, despite the odds, keeps pushing, improving, and chasing their dreams with relentless passion? For me, that someone is Ononiwu Moses Nnamdi , also known as Ehmsay . Ehmsay is an exceptional artist, an Igbo talent, and the brains behind the loyal fan base known as the Ehmsayneers . But this post isn’t just about how good he is as an artist - it’s about his incredible drive, which has captivated me for years. Let me take you back over a decade ago to how we met. It was on a bus trip from Abuja to Lagos. I was dropping off at Akure, and Ehmsay happened to sit beside me. From the moment he struck up a conversation, we clicked instantly. I remember telling him, “Wahly, we go make am, Aje. Let’s believe.” We shared our dreams and goals that day. I told him about my online journey, and he played me some of his music on his phone. It stood out to me - raw, unique, and full of potential. We exchanged contacts, and since then, we’ve stayed in touch. Today, Ehmsay is a close friend and a partner to big names like Naira Marley , Zinoleesky , Vusic , and more, often capturing their happy moments together in snaps. What inspires me most about Ehmsay is his relentless work ethic. Every time we talk, he’s always doing something - working on his craft, bettering himself, and pushing boundaries. I’m confident he’ll go global one day. Who knows? A Grammy could be in his future. Recently, I had the pleasure of catching up with him for an interview. Dive in to learn more about his journey, his latest projects, and the mindset that keeps him going. Unveiling Ehmsay: The Story of Talent, Grit, and an Unwavering Drive to Succeed Simon:  Ehmsay, it’s always a pleasure talking to you. Let’s start with your journey. How did music begin for you? Ehmsay:  Thanks, Simon. Music has always been in me. Growing up in an Igbo household, there was always a rhythm to life - whether it was the sound of our traditional drums or highlife music playing during family gatherings. But I think it became serious for me as a teenager. I started writing songs and experimenting with sounds, and it just grew from there. Simon:  I remember the first time you played me your music on that bus. I could tell you had something special. What keeps you going after all these years? Ehmsay:  Man, it’s the dream. I believe that hard work and consistency pay off. I’m always learning, always evolving. Plus, my Ehmsayneers  keep me going. Their love and support remind me why I started this journey in the first place. Simon:  Speaking of your fans, your connection with them is amazing. How did you come up with the name Ehmsayneers ? Ehmsay:  (Laughs) It was organic. One day, a fan said, “We’re your soldiers, your engineers—Ehmsayneers!” It stuck, and now it’s like a family name. Simon:  Let’s talk about your latest single, “Casamigos.”  What inspired it, and how’s the reception so far? Ehmsay:   Casamigos  is a vibe! It’s inspired by good times with friends, just chilling and enjoying life. The reception has been amazing so far—streams are growing, and the feedback has been really positive. Simon:  And I hear there’s an EP in the works? Ehmsay:  Yes! I’m working on my first EP, and it’s dropping this year, 2025. It’s a mix of everything - Afrobeats, trap, highlife, even some reggae vibes. I want it to reflect my versatility as an artist. Simon:  You’ve been working closely with Naira Marley, who’s an industry giant. What’s that experience been like? Ehmsay:  Naira is like a big brother. He’s real, and he’s always dropping gems - things I can apply to my music and life. Being around him is inspiring, and it pushes me to work harder. Simon:  What’s your ultimate goal in music? Ehmsay:  Global domination, Simon. I want to take my music to every corner of the world. I want people to feel the Igbo culture in my sound and connect with it. And yeah, a Grammy wouldn’t hurt (laughs). Simon:  Lastly, what message do you have for your fans and anyone chasing their dreams? Ehmsay:  To my Ehmsayneers , thank you for believing in me. To anyone chasing a dream, just keep going. The journey might be tough, but the rewards are worth it. Final Thoughts Ehmsay’s story is one of persistence, passion, and an unshakable belief in his talent. It’s rare to find someone so committed to their craft, and I believe the world hasn’t seen the best of him yet. To Naira Marley , I see you as a mentor to Ehmsay, and I’d love to see your partnership grow. Maybe it’s time to officially sign him? And to other record labels looking for an artist with grit, Ehmsay is your guy. Ehmsay’s latest single, Casamigos , is available on all streaming platforms. Be sure to check it out and support his upcoming EP. Contact Ehmsay for business: Mosesononiwu at Gmail dot com . Simon Taki Zaku, Founder, CEO, IbiFoundry.com.ng For Ibifoundry.com.ng/blog . @realsimonzaku__

Have you ever fallen in love with a service, only to feel like it betrayed you later on? That’s exactly how I feel about Chipper Cash. Let me tell you why. Hi, I’m Simon Zaku, and I’m passionate about sharing honest reviews and personal stories that can help you make better choices - whether it’s for business, finances, or life in general. Today, I’m diving into my experience with Chipper Cash and why I’ve chosen to move on to a better alternative. To Begin with, what is Chipper Cash? What Is Chipper Cash? Chipper Cash  is a financial technology platform that provides mobile-based services for seamless money transfers, virtual cards, and payment solutions. Founded in 2018, the app initially gained popularity as a free and easy way to send and receive money across Africa. It later expanded its offerings to include international transfers, virtual dollar cards, and cryptocurrency transactions. The platform is available in multiple countries, including Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, Uganda, South Africa, and the United States, making it a versatile solution for personal and business transactions. What Attracted Me to Try Chipper Cash Free Transfers (Initially): Chipper Cash was known for enabling free peer-to-peer money transfers, especially within African countries. Virtual Cards: Users can create virtual dollar and naira debit cards for online purchases and subscriptions like Netflix and Amazon. Cross-Border Payments: The app supports international transfers to and from African countries and the US, with the promise of fast transaction speeds. Cryptocurrency Transactions: Chipper Cash allows users to buy, sell, and transfer cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin. The Honeymoon Phase: Why I Loved Chipper Cash I still remember when I first discovered Chipper Cash. Funny enough, I was the one who referred my friends to the app. Back then, Chipper Cash was the dream. Here’s what hooked me: Free Transfers:  I could send money without worrying about charges. Free Dollar Card:  Creating a virtual dollar card for international transactions was seamless and completely free—no hidden fees, no creation costs. Ease of Use:  All I needed to do was upload my correct credentials, and I was good to go. For a while, it was pure bliss. I used the app for free transfers and dollar card transactions, and everything worked smoothly. The Decline: Where Things Went Wrong But, as they say, nothing good lasts forever. Slowly but surely, Chipper Cash began introducing charges. First, they added a fee to obtain a naira card. Then came charges for the dollar cards. Eventually, even their conversion rates skyrocketed. And honestly, that was the dealbreaker for me. Here’s why: High Fees:  Their charges became way too high, especially compared to the CBN dollar rate. Poor Conversion Rates:  When I compared their rates to other platforms, I realized I was paying a lot more. I even did a side-by-side comparison with Binance, and guess what? Binance was cheaper and far more reliable. At that point, I couldn’t justify sticking with Chipper Cash anymore. My Go-To Alternative: GeegPay App When I stopped using Chipper Cash, I discovered GeegPay - and I haven’t looked back since. Here’s what I love about GeegPay: Affordable Fees:  Their charges are reasonable, and their conversion rates are far better than Chipper Cash. Reliable Services:  Creating a virtual card is simple, and I’ve never faced any issues. Great Customer Support:  Their team is responsive, and their email newsletters are super helpful. GeegPay has been my go-to for a while now, and I honestly can’t recommend them enough. Cons of Using Chipper Cash App High Fees: Although initially free, Chipper Cash now charges fees for many of its services, such as obtaining cards and some transactions. Poor Conversion Rates: The app’s dollar-to-naira and naira-to-dollar exchange rates are often higher than those of competitors, making it expensive for currency exchanges. Limited Customer Support: S ome users have reported delays or unresponsiveness from the customer service team. Unpredictable Changes: Over time, Chipper Cash has introduced several fees and policy changes that have frustrated loyal users. Crypto Fees: While offering cryptocurrency services is a plus, the associated fees can sometimes be high compared to other platforms. Final Thoughts Chipper Cash started as a free, convenient app, and for a time, it lived up to the hype. But with the high fees and poor conversion rates, it’s no longer the right fit for me. Thankfully, platforms like GeekPay exist, and they’ve proven to be a much better alternative. If you’ve had a similar experience or want to try out GeegPay, I’d love to hear your thoughts! Simon Taki Zaku, Founder, CEO, IbiFoundry.com.ng For Ibifoundry.com.ng/blog .

You don’t need to travel to Europe for cold weather vibes; Gembu, right here in Taraba State, has you covered. Known as the coldest place in Nigeria, Gembu is a hidden gem with breathtaking scenery, unique cultures, and even an international connection to Cameroon! Hi, I’m Simon Zaku, the founder of IBI Foundry, and I’ll be your guide to uncovering everything Gembu has to offer. From its weather to its history, here’s all you need to know. Table of Contents 1. Gembu History 2. What Is Gembu Known For? 3. Gembu Location 4. Tribes in Gembu 5. Languages Spoken in Gembu 6. Does It Snow in Gembu? 7. Is Gembu Colder Than Jos? 8. Gembu Weather 9. Restaurants in Gembu 10. Hotels in Gembu 11. Jalingo to Gembu by Road 12. Gembu to Cameroon by Road 13. Institutions in Gembu 14. FAQs Gembu History Gembu is the headquarters of Sardauna Local Government Area (LGA) in Taraba State. Located on the Mambilla Plateau, this small town boasts an elevation of over 1,600 meters above sea level, making it one of the highest points in Nigeria. Historically, the area has been home to various tribes, including the Mambilla and Fulani, who have coexisted for centuries. What Is Gembu Known For? Cold Weather: It’s the coldest place in Nigeria. Temperatures drop as low as 10°C (or even lower) during the Harmattan season. Scenic Landscapes: Surrounded by rolling hills, waterfalls, and lush greenery, Gembu is a paradise for nature lovers. Tea Plantations: Gembu is home to some of Nigeria’s few tea plantations, contributing to the local economy. Access to Cameroon: The town serves as a gateway for trade and travel between Nigeria and Cameroon. Gembu Location: Where is Gembu Located? Gembu is located in the northeastern corner of Taraba State, Nigeria. It sits on the Mambilla Plateau, bordering Cameroon to the east. Tribes in Gembu The main tribes in Gembu include: Mambilla: The indigenous people of the Mambilla Plateau. Fulani: Known for their cattle rearing. Kaka and Ndoro: Smaller ethnic groups also found in the region. Languages Spoken in Gembu Gembu is linguistically diverse. Commonly spoken languages include: Mambilla Fulfulde (Fulani language) Hausa English (official language) Does It Snow in Gembu? While Gembu is cold enough to make you wear sweaters year-round, it doesn’t snow. However, the frosty mornings and misty hills create a winter-like experience. Is Gembu Colder Than Jos? Yes, Gembu is colder than Jos, Plateau State. While Jos is famous for its chilly weather, Gembu’s higher elevation gives it an even colder climate, especially during Harmattan. Gembu Weather Gembu’s climate is classified as temperate. Temperatures can range between 10°C and 23°C, with heavy rainfall during the wet season and cold, dry air during Harmattan. Restaurants in Gembu If you’re visiting Gembu, here are some local spots for food: Plateau Restaurant: Offers local dishes like tuwo, pounded yam, and egusi soup. Mountain View Eatery: Known for its stunning views and fresh tea. Mama Amina’s Kitchen: Perfect for trying out authentic Mambilla delicacies. Hotels in Gembu Accommodation options in Gembu include: Mambilla Highland Hotel: Offers stunning views of the plateau. Hilltop Guest House: Affordable and cozy. Green Haven Lodge: Known for its serene environment. Jalingo to Gembu by Road The road trip from Jalingo to Gembu is an adventure of its own! Covering approximately 6 hours (about 212 km), the journey takes you through winding roads, lush hills, and stunning landscapes. Pro tip: use a 4x4 vehicle, as the terrain can be challenging. Gembu to Cameroon by Road Gembu’s proximity to Cameroon makes cross-border travel easy. You can even make the journey by motorbike! Many locals use bikes to cross the border for trade or personal visits. Institutions in Gembu While Gembu doesn’t have major universities, it does have institutions like: Government Technical College, Gembu – Offers vocational training. Primary and Secondary Schools: Several schools cater to basic education needs. FAQs Which City Is the Coldest in Nigeria? Gembu, Taraba State, is the coldest city in Nigeria, thanks to its high altitude and location on the Mambilla Plateau. What Is Gembu Known For? Gembu is famous for its cold weather, tea plantations, scenic landscapes, and proximity to Cameroon. Does It Snow in Gembu, Taraba State? No, it doesn’t snow in Gembu, but the weather is cold enough to give you a wintry experience. What Tribes Are in Gembu? The Mambilla, Fulani, Kaka, and Ndoro tribes are the primary ethnic groups in Gembu. How Long Is the Drive from Jalingo to Gembu? The drive from Jalingo to Gembu takes about 6 hours. Can You Travel from Gembu to Cameroon by Road? Yes, you can travel from Gembu to Cameroon by road, even on a motorbike! --- Conclusion Gembu is not just the coldest place in Nigeria; it’s a destination rich in culture, history, and natural beauty. Whether you’re exploring the scenic Mambilla Plateau or enjoying the unique weather, Gembu offers something truly special. --- Call to Action If you’ve been dreaming of an adventure in the coldest city in Nigeria, now’s the time to pack your bags! Reach out to IBI Foundry for travel tips, guides, and exclusive insights on exploring Nigeria’s hidden gems. --- SEO-Optimized Headlines 1. "Gembu, Taraba State: The Coldest Place in Nigeria You Must Visit" 2. "Why Gembu in Taraba State is Colder Than Jos: A Traveler’s Guide" 3. "Complete Guide to Gembu, Nigeria: Weather, Travel, and Culture" 4. "Exploring Gembu, Taraba State: Nigeria’s Hidden Cold Paradise" 5. "Jalingo to Gembu Road Trip: What to Expect on the Journey" Let me know if you'd like further edits or customizations!

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Have you ever wondered how many tribes there are in Nigeria and which state each tribe belongs to? With over 500 different ethnic groups, Nigeria is one of the most culturally diverse countries in the world. Whether you're a Nigerian wanting to reconnect with your roots or an outsider eager to learn more about this vibrant country, this guide is for you. I’m Simon Taki Zaku, and for over a decade, I’ve been fascinated by the vast cultural richness of Nigeria. Growing up in Taraba State, I’ve always been surrounded by a unique blend of tribes. This passion has led me to dive deeper into the history and languages of Nigeria’s tribes, and now, I’m excited to share this knowledge with you. Together, we’ll explore the diverse tribes across Nigeria’s 36 states and their languages. So let’s dive in! Tribes in Nigeria by State - ALL 36 States Included 1. Abia State Abia, located in the southeastern region, is home to many different ethnic groups: Igbo: Known for the Igbo language. Ngwa: A subgroup of the Igbo. Abiriba: Speak the Abiriba dialect of Igbo. Ohafia: Speak Ohafia Igbo. 2. Adamawa State Located in the northeastern part of Nigeria, Adamawa is rich in ethnic diversity: Fulani: Speak Fulfulde. Mumuye: Speak Mumuye. Tula: Speak Tula. Kilba: Speak Kilba. Piti: Speak Piti. 3. Akwa Ibom State Akwa Ibom, in the southern region, is known for its predominantly Ibibio-speaking population: Ibibio: Speak Ibibio. Annang: Speak Annang. Oron: Speak Oron. 4. Anambra State Anambra, located in the southeast, is dominated by the Igbo people: Igbo: Speak Igbo. 5. Bauchi State Bauchi, located in the northeast, is home to several ethnic groups: Fulani: Speak Fulfulde. Tiv: Speak Tiv. Jarawa: Speak Jarawa. 6. Bayelsa State Bayelsa, a coastal state in the south, is home to various ethnic groups: Ijaw: Speak Ijaw. Nembe: Speak Nembe. Ogbia: Speak Ogbia. 7. Benue State Located in the middle-belt region, Benue has a rich mix of ethnic groups: Tiv: Speak Tiv. Idoma: Speak Idoma. Igede: Speak Igede. 8. Borno State Borno, in the northeastern part of Nigeria, is a multi-ethnic state: Kanuri: Speak Kanuri. Shuwa Arab: Speak Shuwa Arabic. Bade: Speak Bade. 9. Cross River State Cross River, a southeastern state, is home to several ethnic groups: Efik: Speak Efik. Ejagham: Speak Ejagham. Yakurr: Speak Yakurr. 10. Delta State Delta, located in the southern part of Nigeria, is home to various ethnic groups: Ijaw: Speak Ijaw. Urhobo: Speak Urhobo. Itsekiri: Speak Itsekiri. 11. Ebonyi State Located in the southeast, Ebonyi is predominantly Igbo: Igbo: Speak Igbo. 12. Edo State Edo, in the southern region, is home to the Edo-speaking people: Bini (Edo): Speak Edo. 13. Ekiti State Ekiti, located in the southwestern part of Nigeria, is home to several Yoruba-speaking groups: Yoruba: Speak Yoruba. 14. Enugu State Enugu, in the southeastern region, is primarily Igbo-speaking: Igbo: Speak Igbo. 15. Gombe State Gombe, located in the northeastern region, has diverse ethnic groups: Fulani: Speak Fulfulde. Tangale: Speak Tangale. Tera: Speak Tera. 16. Imo State Imo, a southeastern state, is predominantly Igbo: Igbo: Speak Igbo. 17. Jigawa State Jigawa, located in the northwest, has a mix of Fulani and other ethnic groups: Fulani: Speak Fulfulde. Kanuri: Speak Kanuri. Hausa: Speak Hausa. 18. Kaduna State Kaduna, in the northern region, has a mix of different tribes: Hausa: Speak Hausa. Fulani: Speak Fulfulde. Kaje: Speak Kaje. Atyap: Speak Atyap. 19. Kano State Kano, in the north, is predominantly Hausa-Fulani: Hausa: Speak Hausa. Fulani: Speak Fulfulde. 20. Katsina State Located in the north, Katsina is home to several ethnic groups: Hausa: Speak Hausa. Fulani: Speak Fulfulde. Kanuri: Speak Kanuri. 21. Kebbi State Kebbi, in the northwest, is home to various ethnic groups: Hausa: Speak Hausa. Fulani: Speak Fulfulde. Zuru: Speak Zuru. 22. Kogi State Kogi, located in the middle-belt, has a diverse ethnic population: Ebira: Speak Ebira. Okun: Speak Okun. Bassa: Speak Bassa. 23. Kwara State Kwara, in the western region, is home to several ethnic groups: Yoruba: Speak Yoruba. Fulani: Speak Fulfulde. Nupe: Speak Nupe. 24. Lagos State Lagos, in the southwest, is Nigeria’s commercial capital: Yoruba: Speak Yoruba. Ijaw: Speak Ijaw. Hausa: Speak Hausa. 25. Nasarawa State Located in the middle-belt, Nasarawa is home to a variety of ethnic groups: Afo: Speak Afo. Eggon: Speak Eggon. Gwandara: Speak Gwandara. 26. Niger State Niger, located in the central part of Nigeria, has a mix of ethnic groups: Hausa: Speak Hausa. Fulani: Speak Fulfulde. Nupe: Speak Nupe. 27. Ogun State Ogun, in the southwest, is a Yoruba-majority state: Yoruba: Speak Yoruba. 28. Ondo State Ondo, in the southwest, is known for its Yoruba population: Yoruba: Speak Yoruba. 29. Osun State Osun, also in the southwest, is home to the Yoruba ethnic group: Yoruba: Speak Yoruba. 30. Oyo State Oyo, in the southwestern region, is primarily Yoruba: Yoruba: Speak Yoruba. 31. Plateau State Plateau, located in the north-central region, is home to several tribes: Berom: Speak Berom. Ngas: Speak Ngas. Irigwe: Speak Irigwe. 32. Rivers State Rivers, in the south-south region, is home to many ethnic groups: Ijaw: Speak Ijaw. Ikwerre: Speak Ikwerre. Etche: Speak Etche. 33. Sokoto State Sokoto, in the north-west, is home to several ethnic groups: Hausa: Speak Hausa. Fulani: Speak Fulfulde. 34. Taraba State Taraba, located in the northeast, is home to a mix of ethnicities: Jukun: Speak Jukun. Mumuye: Speak Mumuye. Chamba: Speak Chamba. 35. Yobe State Yobe, in the northeast, is primarily populated by: Kanuri: Speak Kanuri. Shuwa Arab: Speak Shuwa Arabic. 36. Zamfara State Zamfara, located in the north-west, is home to a variety of ethnic groups: Hausa: Speak Hausa. Fulani: Speak Fulfulde. And that's the end. Do you know any more languages spoken or any corrections you may have noticed? Feel free to contact me and ill Update.the article as soon as possible Join the Exclusive IbiFoundry Community for Free If you want to learn more about the different tribes, languages, and cultures in Nigeria or you just want to keep up-to-date with the latest happenings in Nigeria, join the IbiFoundry community for free. By joining, you’ll gain exclusive access to this comprehensive list of tribes in Nigeria in a downloadable PDF format. Get updated resources, news, and exciting updates about Nigeria delivered straight to your inbox. Download the full list and stay informed about Nigeria’s diverse cultural landscape! Simon Taki Zaku Founder, CEO, IbiFoundry.com.ng For IbiFoundry.com.ng/blog