Please, good morning from my side. So I'm a student from University of Lagos. I have bought smartphone and currently looking to start earning something online. Does anybody know which online games I can play to earn real money?
Comment 1
Hi bro, i understand what you're trying to do since i was also in your position sometime ago. Unfortunately, most of the games that give real money here in Nigeria often leads to frustration and scam. Several years ago when i was looking for similar opportunity I was frustrated and nearly blamed it on me.
However, there are few apps such as Swagbukcs, Survey Junkie that have games where you can play to earn. The only disadvantages is that people from 3rd world country such as Nigeria tend to have little or no games on the platform. Regardless, I will recommend you try those apps.
Comment 2
Good morning bro. If you're looking for legitimate ways to earn money online using just your smartphone, we can help you separate genuine opportunities from scams. Games that promise “easy money” are often gambling, require deposits, or have very difficult withdrawal conditions. I would probably suggest you don not trust their so-called play games to earn money sites
Comment 3
I’m currently playing Gamee Prizes. It is an arcade/puzzle-style games with cash or other rewards; availability and withdrawal methods can change by region. The truth is that I have not yet withdrawn from it but from people review, it seems like a legit play to earn game.
Another one you can try is Givvy Games. They are casual games, puzzles and quizzes; reported rewards can be withdrawn through PayPal/Coinbase. Since PayPal is currently not available in Nigeria, you might need to create Coinbase account.
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I have heard about MPL (Mobile Premier League), and how it offers competitive games and tournaments, although I recommend you verify Nigerian withdrawal availability inside the current app before depositing anything, because some online lists appear to mix countries and payment methods.
Comment 5
Few years ago there was this game that actually pay real cash to players but I have forgotten of the name. It was truly legit and many people including me did cash out a lot from it.
Well, there are some play-to-earn (P2E) games are legitimate, but the space has a very high scam rate, and “legit” doesn't necessarily mean you will make good money. You can actually play it, earn an in-game/crypto asset, and there is a genuine mechanism for selling or withdrawing it.
Comment 6
My honest opinion about games that pay real money in Nigeria is that there are few sites that actually do as promised. Most of these sites you see online do not really pay. Even those that pay it will take you several days (if not months) to reach your minimum cash out. you just need to be cautious about these sites.
Comment 7
The important thing is not to expect serious income from them. Most of these apps pay small amounts for playing games, completing challenges, or winning contests. Some use PayPal, gift cards, crypto, or other payment methods rather than sending naira directly to your bank.
Personally, I would test an app with the smallest amount of time possible before spending hours on it. Also, don't pay money just because an app says you need a “withdrawal fee.” That's a big red flag.
Comment 8
Honestly, don't believe every TikTok or YouTube video saying you can make ₦50k a day just by playing games 😂.
There are apps that give you money or rewards for playing, but the amount is usually small. GAMEE and Givvy are two names I've seen mentioned for this kind of thing. There are also platforms where you play different games and get rewarded for reaching certain levels.
The main thing I'd check is how you actually get your money out in Nigeria. An app saying “cash rewards” doesn't automatically mean it will send naira straight to your Nigerian bank account.
Comment 9
Bro, if you come across any games that actually pay you and can be withdrawn to a local bank account or payment systme, please do not hesistate to tell me . I’m so much intereted too. You can tag me sef.