Good day to you good people of Nairaland, I am in some form of confusion right now. I really need your advice about my personal issues which have been bothering my mind so far. It's about how I am going to do it (life) after NYSC. I am a 2018 Batch C Stream 2 Corps Member and my POP is slated for October 15th this year. Now, my fear is how life would be after NYSC. To be sincere, I am really afraid as I have a lot of people looking up to me (I have 3 siblings). I am the only one out of the 4 children in my family who is opportune to be educated up to tertiary level (I graduated from OAU, studied Management and Accounting with Second Class (Upper Division)). Lest I forget, I planned to save up to N200,000 during my service year and I have, out of struggling, saved a sum of N150,000 even though it has not been easy. The problem I have now is how to even spend the money wisely to yield more after my service period. I am currently serving in Osun State and I am based in Ibadan, Oyo State. Please, I need your advice on what business to do.
NB: I am not a lazy person, I can do anything LEGAL to make money. I only need the right business ideas and your candid advice. Thanks.

akinwale701:
Good day to you good people of Nairaland, I am in some form of confusion right now. I really need your advice about my personal issues which have been bothering my mind so far. It's about how I am going to do it (life) after NYSC. I am a 2018 Batch C Stream 2 Corps Member and my POP is slated for October 15th this year. Now, my fear is how life would be after NYSC. To be sincere, I am really afraid as I have a lot of people looking up to me (I have 3 siblings). I am the only one out of the 4 children in my family who is opportune to be educated up to tertiary level (I graduated from OAU, studied Management and Accounting with Second Class (Upper Division)). Lest I forget, I planned to save up to N200,000 during my service year and I have, out of struggling, saved a sum of N150,000 even though it has not been easy. The problem I have now is how to even spend the money wisely to yield more after my service period. I am currently serving in Osun State and I am based in Ibadan, Oyo State. Please, I need your advice on what business to do.
NB: I am not a lazy person, I can do anything LEGAL to make money. I only need the right business ideas and your candid advice. Thanks.

Be careful...please don't send one to dine to anybody in the name of investment.
Scammers full here.

portplus:


Be careful...please don't send one to dine to anybody in the name of investment.
Scammers full here.

Thanks for your advice. I'm always guided as per scamming.

akinwale701:


Thanks for your advice. I'm always guided as per scamming.

nice one bro please am just about to start the service can you advise on how you were able to save upto that amount during your service year

Twistkihd:
nice one bro please am just about to start the service can you advise on how you were able to save upto that amount during your service year

To be candid, it's not easy at all. But thanks to God because I was posted to a place where cost of living is very cheap. I am not a flashy type, so no need of buying clothes (I maintain the ones I have), carrying girls, visiting bars (I don't drink even when free beers are available, my friends know I don't), etc. All I always do is buying foodstuff (and I must say that I do eat to my satisfaction, I don't starve myself no matter what), recharge my phone, do my Airtel N300 Monthly Subscription. Also, I have two other places I teach (one a school (10k salary) , the other a private tutoring (4.5k per month (I go there 2 times in a week) - just one girl), so it's the money I get from this I use to eat and do other IMPORTANT things while I do save my Allowance . I do wonder when people say you can't save your allawee but it's a big, fat lie from lazy people, just be determined and don't be discouraged... also, avoid carrying girls and visiting bars. Those things consume money so much.