1.)Orin
Music they say is the food of love. This is what UK-based Nigerian developer sort to prove when he lunched this great app for all Nigerian and African music lovers to access and share their favorite genre within the same social circle. Orin means “song” in Yoruba and the app has a rich and user-friendly design interface. Available on the web (orin.ng) and mobile stores. See shoot below:

2.) Studyinbudapest
The Study in Budapest mobile app makes it possible for international students to apply for university admission in matter of minutes, student applications are processed in 60 seconds. Study in Budapest was developed from the hardest experiences of international alumni students, to solve the biggest problems of prospective international students the app offers technology based travel services to international students all around the world and its latest version 5.0 lets users enjoy fully automated services such as university admission, travel and visa assistance which includes airport taxi, accommodation, travel insurance, student jobs, city guide information, currency exchange, fast secure in app payments for premium services and a whole lot more. See shoot below:

3.)Nairaland
Nairaland currently has over 1,600,000 registered accounts (August 2016), and is ranked as the 7th most visited site in Nigeria (and the most visited indigenous site) according to Alexa.com. Nairaland reportedly has over 55 million Internet users, corresponding to 32.9% of the entire population. With Nairaland having a considerable but unconfirmed number of users based in diaspora, this statistic suggests that a maximum 3% of Nigerian Internet users are registered on Nairaland compared to Facebook's 11 million Nigerian users which corresponds to approximately 20% of the Internet population. Nairaland, however, does have a considerable number of unregistered users, as registration is only necessary for posting.

4.) Truppr
Truppr is a social tool that helps sport lovers organize and find team mates for their favorite sports in cities around the world. Sometimes you need workout buddies to motivate you to achieve your fitness goals; Truppr does just that for you by connecting you to other fitness enthusiasts around you. You can also download this from the Google play store and the App store.

5.) Okada Books
There is something for all the book lovers too. Okada books is an eBook app for Nigerian books by Okechukwu Ofili. With as little as N3, you can download you favorite Nigerian book. The collection is very wide so you don’t have to worry about not finding something you like. This feels like eating your cake and having it. See shoot below:

6.) MyAds
MyAds is an app that gives its users the ability to host ads on the call screen of their mobile phones and get rewarded. MyAds also enables corporate advertisers to advertise directly on consumer’s mobile phones as well as target ads better. The users are also not left out as they will have the opportunity to earn points which can then be redeemed for airtime credit. In Nigeria, the service is available on all networks but that’s not all. See shoot below:

7.)GoMyWay
GoMyWay is a ride-sharing marketplace connecting passengers with ride owners going along the same route and have empty seats to spare. GoMyWay offers you the cheapest and more convenient way to travel on long-distance trips across the country or simply to commute within your city. As a ride owner, your co-travelers pay you an agreed contribution that will help cover some of your travel expenses (e.g fuel costs). Asides significantly reducing your travel costs (whether as a passenger or ride owner), you get to make new friends, meet potential business partners and conveniently arrive at your destination. In addition, you get to contribute to protecting the environment.

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