I spent the whole of last year as an apprentice in a computer repair/technician's workshop and I must say it has been a year well spent and I'm now more confident than ever to be independent in no distant time, but the problem is that I'm done with my apprenticeship, as in, I don't know where to go from my boss workshop.



I don't have capital to start anything meaningful so I think I need a place probably a computer repair/technician's to absolve me so that I will keep my hands busy and for me now I prioritise experience more than anything at this stage.



There is another option and that is building customers from my boss old customers which I don't fancy plus I don't have the strength to do Oso ahia as we Igbos call it.



I welcome all suggestions as it will prove invaluable to me.


I'm in Lagos though.

Using this opportunity I'm reaching out to computer repair/technician's offices or industry that will require my services.

I'm an excellent laptop/desktop repair technician, printers and scanning machines with an open mind to improve my self even further.

Good communication skills, articulate and calm under pressure. I think I can improve any atmosphere I find myself as I'm this jovial type and as a trained engineer I come with all the largess, enthusiastic to the core and will always find a way.

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Work for your boss while he pays you till you save some money and start yours.

Building customers from your boss is not a crime as far as you know your job very much After staying with your boss without gaining some customers trust, you need to ask yourself if you are truly good at what you are doing?

If you are not ready for osio ahia, then you have to go back to village and sleep. Are you sure you are igbo? You want everything on a platter of gold.

My friend go and hustle smartly!!

You can meet someone to give you a portion of his shop to do your biz or you can team up with other hustlers to rent a shop