Sholaystar4me:
having bagged a degree in chemistry from one of the prestigious Uni in Naija with strong grade, couldn't secure a job for sometimes, so I started making and selling liquid soap, and paint (painted house too), after doing that for a year, I got a job, as a medical rep, and exactly after one year doing that, I left the shore of my fatherland. I am not where I wanna be but I looked back in time, and I glorify the Lord. With every step I take, I am closer to my goal.

I need just 5 people that wanna learn how to make soap, paint etc to mention me and drop their emails.

This is my very tiny way of giving back and thanking Allah


Thanks

UyaiIncomparabl:


Ma'am, I've just received.
Can you send me your number so I'll pray for you personally on phone?
Oh. May God really bless you.
May he enlarge your coasts. May your business flourish till its peak become vast.

May you never be cut short at your prime. May you really live to bless people and inturn May God perfect your handiworks. Amen. Thanks a whole lot. God bless you!

Paradigm777:
Living my dream now all thanks to God

Karmatyra:
I got admission immediately after my sec sch. After service, I worked at a primary sch for a 10k job. Then got a job with land and survey but was let go sometime in 2015. I had already saved enough money. Now I have a fish farm,poultry farm and a bet9ja shop. I earn approximately 250-300 every week no jokes. Only my betshop gives me 180k-200k every week. I haven't looked for a job ever since. Not a millionaire yet but I will be in a giffy. God has been faithful!

Paradigm777:

Living my dream now all thanks to God

Karmatyra:

Aww....its quite unfortunate..I am based in abuja.
But its OK. Send your acct number...maybe a token can go a long way since I can't help you in the job area because of our location.

olassy239:
hawk orange, sell mama put, I seriously push wheel Barrow at igwuruta market port Harcourt those days, hawk floater meat, served bricklayers(birisope), fill uncompleted building with sand, served Carpenter 2 by 2, plywood, ceiling etc, waiting for a car to stop inside the potopoto so we could push it out and charge the owner of the car, working as a casual in a plastic production company In agbara Ogun state before securing admission into a polytechnic. am currently working as and operator in a sack production company in agbara after finishing my OND program in 2016, I just want to save enough money before going back to complete my HND in mechanical engineering. the broad may b tougher for me buy I always av the believe that nothing worth while comes easy. the future is bright.

Ellabae:
Not at the top yet but I am planning to do something odd soon. Nd if I don't regret it, it will push me to the top then. So help me God.

Ellabae:
Not at the top yet but I am planning to do something odd soon. Nd if I don't regret it, it will push me to the top then. So help me God.

consultancy:
worked in a hotel, BAR MAN.... . i can still remember the girls shoutin "bar man, one more bottle of smirnoff ice and 2 bullet", and how i resigned after one month as i could not take it anymore. that was many many many years ago

consultancy:
worked in a hotel, BAR MAN.... . i can still remember the girls shoutin "bar man, one more bottle of smirnoff ice and 2 bullet", and how i resigned after one month as i could not take it anymore. that was many many many years ago

Sholaystar4me:
having bagged a degree in chemistry from one of the prestigious Uni in Naija with strong grade, couldn't secure a job for sometimes, so I started making and selling liquid soap, and paint (painted house too), after doing that for a year, I got a job, as a medical rep, and exactly after one year doing that, I left the shore of my fatherland. I am not where I wanna be but I looked back in time, and I glorify the Lord. With every step I take, I am closer to my goal.

I need just 5 people that wanna learn how to make soap, paint etc to mention me and drop their emails.

This is my very tiny way of giving back and thanking Allah


Thanks

Sholaystar4me:
having bagged a degree in chemistry from one of the prestigious Uni in Naija with strong grade, couldn't secure a job for sometimes, so I started making and selling liquid soap, and paint (painted house too), after doing that for a year, I got a job, as a medical rep, and exactly after one year doing that, I left the shore of my fatherland. I am not where I wanna be but I looked back in time, and I glorify the Lord. With every step I take, I am closer to my goal.

I need just 5 people that wanna learn how to make soap, paint etc to mention me and drop their emails.

This is my very tiny way of giving back and thanking Allah


Thanks

tonididdy:
-ran a viewing centre
-and was a teacher for over 8years or more ( in all 8 years my highest salary was 12000N)
-during holidays did laybuke ( lifting blocks and cement mixtures at construction sites).
- did nanny job for a childhood bros for 2months without pay all in the name of free feeding and accommodation
-worked as a motor boy for a pure water factory, bagging, loading and offloading pure water bags.
SMH

left Nigeria and Africa last year Dec , now I have a house and a car...Don't ask me how, it's God's PLAN

gift01:
You are already a millionaire. Your bet9ja shop gives you 200k weekly i.e 800k monthly. Congrats

Sholaystar4me:
having bagged a degree in chemistry from one of the prestigious Uni in Naija with strong grade, couldn't secure a job for sometimes, so I started making and selling liquid soap, and paint (painted house too), after doing that for a year, I got a job, as a medical rep, and exactly after one year doing that, I left the shore of my fatherland. I am not where I wanna be but I looked back in time, and I glorify the Lord. With every step I take, I am closer to my goal.

I need just 5 people that wanna learn how to make soap, paint etc to mention me and drop their emails.

This is my very tiny way of giving back and thanking Allah


Thanks

Karmatyra:
you are one hell of a girl. Your manners are to die for. God bless you more dear. Email me nyadibanke@yahoo.com

Psoul:
Wen the road started getting very rough, I brought out the desktop computer in my house. I was able to get a Photocopying machine at the rate N178,000.
Used it to start a micro business center. I tried to make a very big difference from what are obtainable from other centers. My customer relations was powerful. As a graduate, many ppl will be shocked wen they enter the shop and tell me that they want to type or photocopy some documents and see that I am the one to attend to them. They will be like; Oga are u the one here?

My typing and speed was so fantastic with minimum area. Ple started patronizing me so much. They were even advertising for me especially the university undergraduates. They will tell others that u just go there, tell the man what u want and he will give u a perfect job. Many of them started leaving the University environment to look for me at my shop.
Soon, the shop became Project and Assignment center. They will bring their assignments, irrespective of the course, I will research on it and build up the assignment and collect my cash. Same with projects. They will supply their project topics and I will build up the whole projects. The center became so popular that i had to employ more hands.
I so much love the job then cos it made me to read so much and gathered so much information from so many different field of study as i was researchin for many students to make my money.

Many others like Barristers and Local Government high Officers even started patronizing my center due to the near perfection job and high level of confidence we exude.

I made so much money from the center and also was training people on computer. I compiled many handouts on MS Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Corel Draw etc which I sold to those I trained and also made my cash from there. My center became so popular.

This biz was a contribution to my success history.

UyaiIncomparabl:
I taught kids for as low as 500N per month.
I worked in a bar. It was hella stressful. I've never had such a stressful job. I got so lean and pale.
I've worked as an house help.
I've served in parties, received all sorts of embarrassments. It wasn't easy.
I marketed goods on the roads of Lagos.
I presently use my crafts for sales. I'm not so buoyant, but then I'm thankful for how far I've arrived. It hasn't been easy, but it's been worth it.

In life, one has to be very rigid to make it. Cut away self doubts, shame and ego. None will take you no where. You also have to learn how to step out of your comfort zone.
I'm still hustling. I know I'll get there.

By the way, I've got some lovely Wigs for sale. Holla, please.

Sholaystar4me:
having bagged a degree in chemistry from one of the prestigious Uni in Naija with strong grade, couldn't secure a job for sometimes, so I started making and selling liquid soap, and paint (painted house too), after doing that for a year, I got a job, as a medical rep, and exactly after one year doing that, I left the shore of my fatherland. I am not where I wanna be but I looked back in time, and I glorify the Lord. With every step I take, I am closer to my goal.

I need just 5 people that wanna learn how to make soap, paint etc to mention me and drop their emails.

This is my very tiny way of giving back and thanking Allah
Thanks for trying giving back to the society...I am interested in learning the soap paint craft please.


Thanks

nams77:

God will soon crown your efforts with outstanding success. Just believe and persist