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Before 2015, nobody would have known what freelancing was going to become in future for Nigerians until President Buhari was elected into power. The turn of events that followed made it even worse for the present government and today, freelancers in Nigeria are benefiting from it. Oil prices nosedived to an all-time low because Iran came back from sanctions, the market became saturated, and the US started producing its oil. Internally, Nigeria began fighting the Niger-Delta militants who utterly destroyed federal government and individual oil properties in the South-South. Desperate times they say calls for drastic measures. The government with a shortage of Forex and in it's bid to curb the excess demand for Forex by Nigerians decided to ban certain goods and services from accessing Forex and from being imported into the country. This move, furthermore raised inflation prices, and the hunt for dollars became a real deal. Freelancers who earn fo

  The growth of cyber security has been electrifying these few years, but it didn't come without some measure of worst things as well. For cyber security professionals, building a better defense system becomes a priority as cyber criminals are becoming smarter by the day. Since mobile app came into play , it is no longer a level playing field for both professionals and criminals. 2016 will no doubt remind us of the potential cyber security possess to become a leading force in any economy, likewise, we are hoping our 2018 predictions will be a good bet for it. Legislation to protect our security In the era of IoT, privacy will be a thing of the past as critical data about individual persons and companies will be breached leaving no holds barred. Corporate data like emails of top CEOs can be sold on the black market from an intense data theft. The consequences can be disastrous that is why punitive legislative laws need to be in place to curb that. Digital