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I am new to this forum and Bitcoin mining as well. Currently looking for someone or persons that has a farm(Mining rig) in Nigeria. The person can email or PM me. Thanks.
PS: Not a scammer.

As far as I know, the Nigerian government is anti-crypto and mining is illegal there, it's very unlikely that anyone here will contact you even if they were secretly mining bitcoin, it would be in their best interest not to expose themselves to a random stranger they meet online, at the same time, you should also be careful because you may be contacted by scammers, the mining industry is very risky.

OP, you can seek what you ask for here through this link https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5121680.0 It's a handout thread for Nigerians. Area! I hail thee. Oya, shift come that corner for ogbenge yarns.

You are quite right but the Nigerian situation is just laughable because of the improper direction, lopsided and "kleptomaniac" attitude and tongue from the people in government, they are not straight forward.

The government is just paying lip service to cryptocurrency. They reject piece of meat, yet they use there teeth to cut same meat  ;D

They said crypto is ban and they allow a national TV (Nigerian Television Authority) to read news on it and make a pundit analysis on it.

It is laughable also that the apex bank (CBN), Central Bank of Nigeria is announcing to develop her own digital currency. Lol ;D. That's the Irony of the Nigerian crypto situation.

Don't be surprise someone in government can get Op what he is looking for. Lol



Sure, u fit use d link & u fit get men wey go let u no how e dey play.

 c u 4 d Kuban. Who no no, no no

Shey d guy na we we?

No, the Central Bank of Nigeria just restricted Banks and other private payment processing company from providing crypto related payment services either from fiat to crypto or crypto to fiat. However, mining is not illegal but judging by the stability of electricity in Nigeria mining seems not to be profitable in Nigeria.

The Nigerian government never issued a 'complete' ban on cryptocurrencies, they just eliminated the link between Nigerian banks and crypto exchanges, thus making it impossible for Nigerians to either buy or sell crypto via an exchange using their credit/debit card, but P2p is still very much legal, as well as talking/discussing about Bitcoin, whether on national T.V or in local settings, T.V stations in Nigeria are free to give update on crypto.
CBDC's are quite different from decentralized cryptocurrency, the Nigerian government and every other govt that have placed one form of ban or the other can work on launching CBDC's and it's not at all ironical cause they can control CBDC's, but not Bitcoin. It's similar with China and the digital Yuan and their negativity to Bitcoin.

Thanks, for your piece of advice, will always be careful.