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.ng domains - register .com.ng, .net.ng, .gov.ng, .org.ng, .edu.ng domain names with Web4Africa for free

Web4Africa Nigeria is offering .ng domain name registration, for free, as a limited time offer. This offer is only available to customers hosting their website with us. Are you wondering why you should register a .ng domain name? We have suggested some reasons below:

Why .ng?

1. Target Nigeria

If Nigeria is your target market, then we strongly suggest that you register a .ng domain name. If you do not intend to design a customized website for residents of Nigeria, you can re-direct traffic to your (more popular?) .com/.net/.org or any other international top-level domain (TLD).

Doing business with a .ng domain shows you are serious about your Nigerian audience/customers.

2. Rank well on Google Nigeria

Why are we mentioning Google? Google is by far the leading search engine on the WWW (Internet) today. It is also the only major search engine that has a version for Nigeria.

Google Nigeria offers it's users an option of searching Nigerian websites only. Apart from GeoIP location, Google's other means of determining Nigerian websites is the .ng TLD. In a nutshell, Google will correctly determine your website as a Nigerian website, if you are using a .ng domain even if your website is hosted outside Nigeria, and does not use a Nigerian IP address.

3. Help develop Nigeria's ICT infrastructure

Are you a Nigerian citizen/company/organization? You should be proud to show your Nigerian identity online too.

Other countries' domains like Germany (.de), United Kingdom (.co.uk), France (.fr), South Africa (.co.za) amongst many others, are very popular, because the website owners in the respective countries prefer their country's domain suffix, to .com/.net/.org, amongst other reasons. You too can help develop Nigeria's Information / Communications Technology (ICT) infrastructure, by registering .ng domains.

This is just a first step towards development. With .ng being popular, we can then agitate for Nigerian websites to be hosted in Nigeria. We can then develop more Internet exchanges, and keep Nigerian Internet traffic local. Other countries have done it, we can do it, and do it better. :)

4. Avoid cyber-squatting

You probably already own a very valuable brand, that is widely recognized in Nigeria? You already have the .com form of your domain name? You should consider registering a .com.ng as well. If you are not ready to create a website for Nigeria, you can re-direct traffic to from your .com.ng to your .com domain name.

5. Other TLDs are taken

This should be the last reason why you would consider a .ng domain. Your business name is Web4Africa for example? web4africa.com is taken? Why bother about web4africa-something-somewhere.com? Why not simply register web4africa.com.ng?

This way, you maintain a short and easy to remember domain name, while still targetting a Nigerian audience, ranking well on Google Nigeria, and helping developing Nigeria's ICT infrastructure.

Ready to register a .ng domain name? Click here now!

 

Author: Oluniyi David Ajao

News from Nigeria

Nigeria rebels deny being paid by oil firm, vow more attacks (AFP via Yahoo! News)
The most prominent armed gang in Nigeria's restive oil region, MEND, said Wednesday it had not collected protection money from the country's national oil group, and vowed new attacks within 30 days to "prove it."

Militants threaten Nigeria's main oil pipelines (AP via Yahoo! News)
Nigeria's main militant group on Wednesday threatened to destroy the nation's major oil pipelines within 30 days to counter allegations it had struck a $12 million deal with the government to protect them.

Anichebe in Nigeria Olympic squad (BBC News)
Everton striker Victor Anichebe is confirmed as part of Nigeria's 18-man squad for the Olympic Games.

Nigeria oil giant 'paid rebels' (BBC News)
The head of Nigeria's national oil company says it paid $12m in protection money to rebels.

Nigeria militants say plan to destroy oil pipelines (Reuters via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News)
The main militant group in Nigeria's oil-producing Niger Delta said on Wednesday it would attack major oil pipelines in the next 30 days to prove it had not received payment from the government to end its campaign.

Militants threaten Nigeria's main oil pipelines (AP via Yahoo! Finance)
Nigeria's main militant group is threatening to destroy the country's major oil pipelines within 30 days. A spokesman for the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta says in an e-mail statement it would take the action to counter allegations that militants have received money from the nation's state-run oil company to protect oil facilities.

Nigeria bulldozes slums to polish capital (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
Scavenging through mounds of rubble in Nigeria's capital Abuja, Usman Landam plucks out the biggest mud blocks he can find, determined to rebuild his two-bedroom hut after government bulldozers knocked it down.

Nigeria: Kanu Appointed Into Heartland Board (AllAfrica.com)
Super Eagles captain Nwankwo Kanu has been named as a member of a nine-man board to run Nigeria Premier League club Heartland, with whom he started his career.

Militants Threaten To Destroy Nigeria's Major Oil Pipelines Within 30 Days (The New York Sun)
LAGOS, Nigeria — Nigeria's main militant group threatened today to destroy the nation's major oil pipelines within 30 days to counter allegations it had struck a $12 million deal with the government to protect them. The state-run oil company, however, denied the existence of such a deal and said local media had misquoted company officials. A spokesman for the militant Movement for the ...

Militants threaten Nigeria's main oil pipelines (San Francisco Chronicle)
Nigeria's main militant group on Wednesday threatened to destroy the nation's major oil pipelines within 30 days to counter allegations it had struck a $12 million deal with the government to protect them. A spokesman for the Movement for the Emancipation of...

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