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What Do I Do To Get Good Job Instead Of Scamming? by Flairoqy(m): 12:21am On Aug 19, 2018
This current situation of Nigeria economy and governmental system has put most of us young youths into the act of earning money by illegal means, I for one don't buy the idea of scamming the earnings of hardworking people but I'm an undergraduate, I don't have opportunity to get a job while schooling, I can't totally depend on my guidance for all my welfare and upkeep, I'm trying hard not to be tempted into scamming.
Please to all my nairalanders, if you know a way I can get something to do without so much capital of at least 40,000 that can be very beneficial and bring good income please tell me so I can invest cos the only way out to getting more money as an undergraduate now is investment or scamming, there are no jobs for us.
Re: What Do I Do To Get Good Job Instead Of Scamming? by MANNABBQGRILLS: 12:24am On Aug 19, 2018
Life in the university especially in Nigeria is not an easy one, you need to study hard to get a good CGPA, do a lot of late night reading, buy text books, hand-outs, attend seminars, project/ research work, accommodation, coupled with rising educational cost charge. Sometimes money sent for upkeep might not be enough as a result of the rate of inflation, there are genuine ways to make extra money for yourself, and here are 10 businesses you can combine with your studies and still make a good grade and become financially independent.



1) Starting a tutorial class: Most students need extra lessons for some courses that appear difficult to them, when I was in 100L used to attend tutorial class on maths, physics and chemistry. It’s one way you can make good money, what is required for you to start this is to get a good venue, it can be within the school premises or outside the school premises (It will be more cheaper inside the school premises), print some flyers to distribute to your course mates, and other students, spread the good news about your new tutorial with words of mouth too, choose a catchy name for your tutorial centre. You do not need to spend much in starting this business, you can budget N15, 000 for venue and flyers and some logistics, if you charge N3, 000 per month for each student, and you have fifty students, in a month you will make N150, 000. It is a very profitable business, you will not only make money but you will also improve yourself (personal development) by impacting knowledge to others.

2) Selling Okrika wears: This is popularly known as ‘Tokunbo’ or bend down select (Fairly used clothes, shoes, fashion accessories, gowns, chiffon tops, bras, shirts, trousers, belts etc.). It a business that is not capital intensive, it requires little capital, when you buy quality ones, it is more durable than some new clothes that are of low quality, students can easily afford it and tokunbo clothes have varieties, students will love it, you can operate a mobile market if you do not have enough money to rent a shop. To get more customers, you can give discount to customers that make repeated purchases. It’s a profitable business, Imagine you buy a bale of nice tops for N80,000 ( which contains about 300 quality tops) and you sell each at N500, that’s sums up to N150,000, excluding transportation, delivery you will make a good profit of N50,000 on each bale. The best market to buy these fairly used clothes Katangwa market, Tejuosho ultra-modern market, Aswani market, Yaba, Bali market, Balogun market, all in Lagos.

3) Make up Artistry/ Manicure/Pedicure: This is good business for you if you are passionate about beauty; it’s a fast growing business now. To get started get a good make up kit, pedicure and manicure materials to take care of people’s nails, your services will be required for weddings, anniversaries, dinners etc. Tara Fela Durotoye started her make up business when she was still in the university and today she is an icon in the make-up industry, you can start creating your world today.

4) Fashion Design: I had friend back in school, she makes beautiful wears, ranging from gowns to skirts, shirts, and she was making cool money from it, if you have the skill of sewing buy a sewing machine and start making beautiful clothes for your friends. A good sewing machine will cost N30, 000.

5) Barbing Salon and Hair dressing: If you are good with beautifying people by giving them a nice hair style or a cute haircut, why not make it a business?, you can budget N40,000 to get your materials like, A good Chaoba clipper, two towels, two apron, aftershave, spirit, a chair, mirror and few items.

6) Photocopying: Students will always make photocopies of materials, forms, it’s a very vital need in school, because it is an academic area there is a whole lot of administrative work, therefore there will be need to scan, print materials. To get stated get a good photocopying machine, scanner and printer.

7) Baking: Friends will always celebrate birthdays, a lot of recreational activities goes on in school like parties, picnic, you can bake cakes, make small chops, pastries for any occasion, all you need is to get an oven ( good one will cost about N20,000), baking pan, flour, and other ingredients. It’s a profitable business too.

 Graphics art, website design/ Phone repairs: The need to create website for new businesses and blogs is on the increase, all you need is a laptop and data, you are good to go, you can also make some money by repairing phones when they are faulty,

9) Sharwama and Popcorn joint: After a stressful day, some students will love to hang out with friends, stopping by at your joint to take sharwama with a bottle of coke is cool…*smiles*, you will definitely make good sales.

10) Freelance writing/ Blogging: Do you have good writing skills?, you can write articles for newspapers, websites and even blogs, there are so many websites and newspapers that are willingly to pay good writers, you can also start a blog, choose a niche that you are passionate about for instance, sports, science and technology, entertainment, campus news blog


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This is from a member here called infonancial 2 years ago.
It still applies now.
All the very best our guy!

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Re: What Do I Do To Get Good Job Instead Of Scamming? by gracefoundmme(m): 3:57am On Aug 19, 2018
Bro... Never give up .. keep fighting you'll get there

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Re: What Do I Do To Get Good Job Instead Of Scamming? by Flairoqy(m): 1:28pm On Aug 19, 2018
post=70406068:
Life in the university especially in Nigeria is not an easy one, you need to study hard to get a good CGPA, do a lot of late night reading, buy text books, hand-outs, attend seminars, project/ research work, accommodation, coupled with rising educational cost charge. Sometimes money sent for upkeep might not be enough as a result of the rate of inflation, there are genuine ways to make extra money for yourself, and here are 10 businesses you can combine with your studies and still make a good grade and become financially independent.



1) Starting a tutorial class: Most students need extra lessons for some courses that appear difficult to them, when I was in 100L used to attend tutorial class on maths, physics and chemistry. It’s one way you can make good money, what is required for you to start this is to get a good venue, it can be within the school premises or outside the school premises (It will be more cheaper inside the school premises), print some flyers to distribute to your course mates, and other students, spread the good news about your new tutorial with words of mouth too, choose a catchy name for your tutorial centre. You do not need to spend much in starting this business, you can budget N15, 000 for venue and flyers and some logistics, if you charge N3, 000 per month for each student, and you have fifty students, in a month you will make N150, 000. It is a very profitable business, you will not only make money but you will also improve yourself (personal development) by impacting knowledge to others.

2) Selling Okrika wears: This is popularly known as ‘Tokunbo’ or bend down select (Fairly used clothes, shoes, fashion accessories, gowns, chiffon tops, bras, shirts, trousers, belts etc.). It a business that is not capital intensive, it requires little capital, when you buy quality ones, it is more durable than some new clothes that are of low quality, students can easily afford it and tokunbo clothes have varieties, students will love it, you can operate a mobile market if you do not have enough money to rent a shop. To get more customers, you can give discount to customers that make repeated purchases. It’s a profitable business, Imagine you buy a bale of nice tops for N80,000 ( which contains about 300 quality tops) and you sell each at N500, that’s sums up to N150,000, excluding transportation, delivery you will make a good profit of N50,000 on each bale. The best market to buy these fairly used clothes Katangwa market, Tejuosho ultra-modern market, Aswani market, Yaba, Bali market, Balogun market, all in Lagos.

3) Make up Artistry/ Manicure/Pedicure: This is good business for you if you are passionate about beauty; it’s a fast growing business now. To get started get a good make up kit, pedicure and manicure materials to take care of people’s nails, your services will be required for weddings, anniversaries, dinners etc. Tara Fela Durotoye started her make up business when she was still in the university and today she is an icon in the make-up industry, you can start creating your world today.

4) Fashion Design: I had friend back in school, she makes beautiful wears, ranging from gowns to skirts, shirts, and she was making cool money from it, if you have the skill of sewing buy a sewing machine and start making beautiful clothes for your friends. A good sewing machine will cost N30, 000.

5) Barbing Salon and Hair dressing: If you are good with beautifying people by giving them a nice hair style or a cute haircut, why not make it a business?, you can budget N40,000 to get your materials like, A good Chaoba clipper, two towels, two apron, aftershave, spirit, a chair, mirror and few items.

6) Photocopying: Students will always make photocopies of materials, forms, it’s a very vital need in school, because it is an academic area there is a whole lot of administrative work, therefore there will be need to scan, print materials. To get stated get a good photocopying machine, scanner and printer.

7) Baking: Friends will always celebrate birthdays, a lot of recreational activities goes on in school like parties, picnic, you can bake cakes, make small chops, pastries for any occasion, all you need is to get an oven ( good one will cost about N20,000), baking pan, flour, and other ingredients. It’s a profitable business too.

 Graphics art, website design/ Phone repairs: The need to create website for new businesses and blogs is on the increase, all you need is a laptop and data, you are good to go, you can also make some money by repairing phones when they are faulty,

9) Sharwama and Popcorn joint: After a stressful day, some students will love to hang out with friends, stopping by at your joint to take sharwama with a bottle of coke is cool…*smiles*, you will definitely make good sales.

10) Freelance writing/ Blogging: Do you have good writing skills?, you can write articles for newspapers, websites and even blogs, there are so many websites and newspapers that are willingly to pay good writers, you can also start a blog, choose a niche that you are passionate about for instance, sports, science and technology, entertainment, campus news blog


............................
This is from a member here called infonancial 2 years ago.
It still applies now.
All the very best our guy!
Thank you, I appreciate this a lot fam
Re: What Do I Do To Get Good Job Instead Of Scamming? by Flairoqy(m): 1:29pm On Aug 19, 2018
gracefoundmme:
Bro... Never give up .. keep fighting you'll get there
Thanks man
Re: What Do I Do To Get Good Job Instead Of Scamming? by Bitterleafsoup: 8:32am On Aug 20, 2018
post=70406068:
Life in the university especially in Nigeria is not an easy one, you need to study hard to get a good CGPA, do a lot of late night reading, buy text books, hand-outs, attend seminars, project/ research work, accommodation, coupled with rising educational cost charge. Sometimes money sent for upkeep might not be enough as a result of the rate of inflation, there are genuine ways to make extra money for yourself, and here are 10 businesses you can combine with your studies and still make a good grade and become financially independent.



1) Starting a tutorial class: Most students need extra lessons for some courses that appear difficult to them, when I was in 100L used to attend tutorial class on maths, physics and chemistry. It’s one way you can make good money, what is required for you to start this is to get a good venue, it can be within the school premises or outside the school premises (It will be more cheaper inside the school premises), print some flyers to distribute to your course mates, and other students, spread the good news about your new tutorial with words of mouth too, choose a catchy name for your tutorial centre. You do not need to spend much in starting this business, you can budget N15, 000 for venue and flyers and some logistics, if you charge N3, 000 per month for each student, and you have fifty students, in a month you will make N150, 000. It is a very profitable business, you will not only make money but you will also improve yourself (personal development) by impacting knowledge to others.

2) Selling Okrika wears: This is popularly known as ‘Tokunbo’ or bend down select (Fairly used clothes, shoes, fashion accessories, gowns, chiffon tops, bras, shirts, trousers, belts etc.). It a business that is not capital intensive, it requires little capital, when you buy quality ones, it is more durable than some new clothes that are of low quality, students can easily afford it and tokunbo clothes have varieties, students will love it, you can operate a mobile market if you do not have enough money to rent a shop. To get more customers, you can give discount to customers that make repeated purchases. It’s a profitable business, Imagine you buy a bale of nice tops for N80,000 ( which contains about 300 quality tops) and you sell each at N500, that’s sums up to N150,000, excluding transportation, delivery you will make a good profit of N50,000 on each bale. The best market to buy these fairly used clothes Katangwa market, Tejuosho ultra-modern market, Aswani market, Yaba, Bali market, Balogun market, all in Lagos.

3) Make up Artistry/ Manicure/Pedicure: This is good business for you if you are passionate about beauty; it’s a fast growing business now. To get started get a good make up kit, pedicure and manicure materials to take care of people’s nails, your services will be required for weddings, anniversaries, dinners etc. Tara Fela Durotoye started her make up business when she was still in the university and today she is an icon in the make-up industry, you can start creating your world today.

4) Fashion Design: I had friend back in school, she makes beautiful wears, ranging from gowns to skirts, shirts, and she was making cool money from it, if you have the skill of sewing buy a sewing machine and start making beautiful clothes for your friends. A good sewing machine will cost N30, 000.

5) Barbing Salon and Hair dressing: If you are good with beautifying people by giving them a nice hair style or a cute haircut, why not make it a business?, you can budget N40,000 to get your materials like, A good Chaoba clipper, two towels, two apron, aftershave, spirit, a chair, mirror and few items.

6) Photocopying: Students will always make photocopies of materials, forms, it’s a very vital need in school, because it is an academic area there is a whole lot of administrative work, therefore there will be need to scan, print materials. To get stated get a good photocopying machine, scanner and printer.

7) Baking: Friends will always celebrate birthdays, a lot of recreational activities goes on in school like parties, picnic, you can bake cakes, make small chops, pastries for any occasion, all you need is to get an oven ( good one will cost about N20,000), baking pan, flour, and other ingredients. It’s a profitable business too.

 Graphics art, website design/ Phone repairs: The need to create website for new businesses and blogs is on the increase, all you need is a laptop and data, you are good to go, you can also make some money by repairing phones when they are faulty,

9) Sharwama and Popcorn joint: After a stressful day, some students will love to hang out with friends, stopping by at your joint to take sharwama with a bottle of coke is cool…*smiles*, you will definitely make good sales.

10) Freelance writing/ Blogging: Do you have good writing skills?, you can write articles for newspapers, websites and even blogs, there are so many websites and newspapers that are willingly to pay good writers, you can also start a blog, choose a niche that you are passionate about for instance, sports, science and technology, entertainment, campus news blog


............................
This is from a member here called infonancial 2 years ago.
It still applies now.
All the very best our guy!
You forgot post for polithieves... tongue

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