I'm in a dilemma, and seriously need wise advice.
Here is my story-
I just rounded up my NYSC programme in one of the LGA in Nasarawa State. I served in a private school and was retained by the school. But, the problem is the pay, the salary is less than NYSC allowee (19,800). Although, the town is not really expensive, but the work load is much. So many persons advised me to take the job and not despise my humble beginning.

Right now I'm @ Kano (since schools are on break). While here, I went searching for better offers, in the process I met a lady who offered to help. According to her, there are no vacancies at the moment. But she came up with a business offer that has thrown me in this dilemma.

She works, and is also into making of pop corn and peanut, and wants to introduce me to the business. She wants me to be her marketer cum distributor. And in every bag I sell (a bag contains 50 pieces), I will make a profit of 500 for myself, but the transport cost is on me.

Now the problem is, this is my first time in Kano, I've never done any marketing business before. So the question is, should I stay back in Kano and run the business hoping to get another job soon or go back to Nasarawa State, and take the teaching job?
Thanks for reading... I need your advice please.
Cc Lalasticlala fynestboi Mynd44 Farano Seun help a brother.

Ask google

The marketing of pop corn will make you to hustle more than teaching.

Were you given accommodation in the school?

Yuneehk:
Were you given accommodation in the school?

Well, accommodation isn't really a problem, free light, and free transport to school.

Itzdrazzle:
Ask google

You see your life, Must you joke abt everything?

Depends on your forcus.....if your forcus is now I will say teaching if its on the future I will say marketting.....the question is how can you reach the future without surviving the present

emmyid:


Well, accommodation isn't really a problem, free light, and free transport to school.

You can imagine. You want to do marketing work in a strange place? plus you'll still think of transportation and accommodation.
For the teaching job, you're sure of what you'll be getting. You could even hold private lessons(e dey hard for north ) if possible and make extra cash. Things are quite cheap there so you're lucky you won't be spending much on feeding.

Kano is sharia state. Anything can happen when there is riot. Go to a safer city, Lagos , Port Harcourt etc.