Archive for May, 2008

Naija Crowd - Where Nigerian Facebook-Style Networking Is

Naija Crowd is an online community like Facebook where Nigerians keep in touch or simply re-connect with their friends, meet new friends, share photos & videos and create/join/participate in blogs, forums & discussions. The site’s features allows users to see your latest activities on your profile, just like Facebook. For example, when you make comments, write a blog post, update your profile, etc, although you can always change the settings, if you want.

One unique feature about Naija Crowd is its badges & widgets that you can embed into your website/blog or myspace profile that dynamically updates with the networks most popular members. Also, the widgets allows you to display your photos in a stylish photo slideshow player.

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iGbadun.com Loosing Appeal from Nigerian Social Njoyers?

iGbadun (pronounced ee-gba-doon) is a Nigerian Online Community that connects people all over the world. iGbadun.com alows you to maintain your existing relationships by connecting with old friends as well as making new friends. The name “iGbadun” was derived from the yoruba word (a Nigerian language) for “enjoy”.

Like other social networking sites, you can share your photos, listen to music, talk in the ever-amusing and ever-controversial anonymous blog…and much more. The site has a music lounge that features the from newest songs to some old songs, from Fela to Lagbaja, from 2face to 9ice, and from Styl-plus to Faze. However, you can only listen to the songs with a Firefox or Safari browser, which I think doesn’t make for a universal appeal, as people who use Internet Explorer can not listen to music on the site.

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ng-nexus.com - Nigeria’s First Graduates Networking Site

ng-nexus is a new social networking platform for a class of intellectuals as well as professionals. The name NG was coined from Nigeria Graduates, while NEXUS implies connections. The site offers Nigerian Graduates the opportunity to interact with one another and make strong connections regarding job placements and entrepreneurial opportunities.

ng-nexus has an array of features ranging from the web-based year book to enable alumni of respective schools in Nigeria, UK and US stay in touch with one another. Although, the platform was launched mid- April, many individuals are already taking advantage of the site.

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NaijaPals - Nigerian Social Networking Site With A Twist

Have you ever been to any social networking site where you have the opportunity to make ‘confessions’ and ‘fight’ with members? Sounds funny, right? That’s what you get when you visit Naijapals.com

Naijapals is a growing Nigerian social networking site that allows members to post confessions or straight talk on any matter of social, political, emotional, or personal interests and get responses from members. This feature of the site -which has over 40, 000 members - is perhaps the most popular attraction for using the service.

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StartupsNigeria Creates Community for Web Entrepreneurs on Facebook and LinkedIn

Yesterday, I created a community for web entrepreneurs and those interested in startups on Facebook and LinkedIn. The objective is to bring together people who are interested in web startups in Nigeria and Africa. These groups will offer you a social networking opportunity to make friends, establish contacts and build business relationships.

LinkedIn is an online network of business professionals and the StartupsNigeria group on LinkedIn is a sub-network designed for people who are interested in web startups. Facebook is a social networking site that connects people with friends and others who work, study and live around them. The StartupsNigeria group on Facebook is a community of web entrepreneurs and those interested in web startups.

To join the community, you have to be signed on to LinkedIn and Facebook. If you are not a member yet, you can register via LinkedIn or Facebook to join our community of web entrpreneurs.

Join StartupsNigeria Group on LinkedIn - FREE

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