Answer 1

If the job market in Nigeria has a decent demand for developers and you are qualified and have experience and/or a decent portfolio and have good interviewing skills then there is no reason you shouldn't be able to get a job/contract as a web developer. However, if you are lacking experience and don't have a portfolio or don't have good interviewing skills, you need to work on that.

As far as the strength of demand for developers in Nigeria's job market, if it's lacking then you can either relocate to an area with more jobs or find a remote position.

As far as the pay of a developer goes, that depends largely on your experience, expertise and knowledge. Typically, pay is determined based on your value to a company. There are different levels of developers, based on their experience. Usually the levels are: junior, mid, and senior. Pay varies based on your general level. Also, pay varies based on the type of job; full-time or contract. Also, your skillset is a factor and how long your onboarding process is likely to take. There are many factors to developer salaries.