XXXXTENTACION:
Everybody in Nigeria these days is talking of learning handwork but something we all seem to be missing out is the fact that learning a handwork also has it's own problems and disadvantages.
for me here are few of the problems:
[1] poor or zero capital: majority of people spend years learning a handwork but when it's time for them to start-up you discover that most have little or no capital to start up.

[2] offenssive boss: if you have ever learned handwork in nigeria you will discover that some master or the persons teaching you handwork can be very rude and offensive at times.

[3] low customers or patronage: yeah you see people who after learning handwork getting a customer to patronise their trade can be very hard at times.
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You are free to add yours.
these are just but a few problems you will ecounter when you decide to go into handwork.
but las las there is no sure road to success just do what fits you and everythings gon be alright.

GOD bless you

XXXXTENTACION:
Everybody in Nigeria these days is talking of learning handwork but something we all seem to be missing out is the fact that learning a handwork also has it's own problems and disadvantages.
for me here are few of the problems:
[1] poor or zero capital: majority of people spend years learning a handwork but when it's time for them to start-up you discover that most have little or no capital to start up.

[2] offenssive boss: if you have ever learned handwork in nigeria you will discover that some master or the persons teaching you handwork can be very rude and offensive at times.

[3] low customers or patronage: yeah you see people who after learning handwork getting a customer to patronise their trade can be very hard at times.
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.
.
You are free to add yours.
these are just but a few problems you will ecounter when you decide to go into handwork.
but las las there is no sure road to success just do what fits you and everythings gon be alright.

Asin I only have the issue of no 3,
cuz luckily for me my Dad was a sponsor when I decided to improve my artistic creativity by learning pencil art, painting,sculpture and some other art works all during the covid season all within a period of 8 months....

and also although the chief director of the school is very strict I never really got borthering cuz I love discipline myself and I had a lot of friends around the flow with plus the school had a library,a long break time, good games to whine down with and even lunch was occasionally provided by the school...

all we paid was a megear 5k, as registration and the rest we paid by handling works and commission given to us by clients, so we actually learnt by working...and also personal pratice with our own materials

buh funny enough after learning the trade and working well on improving my skills.. specially in painting wish I'm mastering rapidly cuz I'm quite and art prodigy,now I'm in school with a good skill buh no patronage what so ever...I used to imagine I'll have cool cash once school resume..for were ..no body is even looking my side...I hope things will change soon cuz j promise my dad that very soon the skill would stabilize me in school

Highbeepeeh:
Well that's your own point of view....

Poor or zero capital I don't think that's a problem, you that you're learning should already have a plan on how to raise money after you're through with learning.
E.g Find a factory work to raise Capital


Offensive boss, Niggerrr you've got to pay a price for what you want to gain, if your boss is offensive take it as the way God create HIM OR HER just concentrate more on what you're learning and forget about the boss attitude, if you care more for your boss and it's obvious to Him or Her, then sense will call the boss sef to order.



Low customer or patronage, Work more on the Environment you want to set up your business and if you're very good, your skill will bring customers.
Then never Forget GOD, Always call him cos HE didn't create you to SUFFER, let HIM known what you're going through, surely HE will answer you

Talk is indeed cheap

Nothing to add

Learn a handiwork, trading or get education now for a better future.

handwork is not rill bad... but one need to be buoyant enough to start up d busines after learning...

Hmmmmmm And it shall come to pass

XXXXTENTACION:
Everybody in Nigeria these days is talking of learning handwork but something we all seem to be missing out is the fact that learning a handwork also has it's own problems and disadvantages.
for me here are few of the problems:
[1] poor or zero capital: majority of people spend years learning a handwork but when it's time for them to start-up you discover that most have little or no capital to start up.

[2] offenssive boss: if you have ever learned handwork in nigeria you will discover that some master or the persons teaching you handwork can be very rude and offensive at times.

[3] low customers or patronage: yeah you see people who after learning handwork getting a customer to patronise their trade can be very hard at times.
.

.
.
You are free to add yours.
these are just but a few problems you will ecounter when you decide to go into handwork.
but las las there is no sure road to success just do what fits you and everythings gon be alright.

Every thing in life has challenges so stop trying to give those who wants to do nothing excuses to romance daily...

frank800:


08082404039 whatapp me and thank me later. You Need only 70k to start.

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Bro we wey dey learn work , wetin our eyes dey see choke ooo for agreement you sign like 2-3 yrs , wen your freedom period don dey near oga go begin reason you something else, some oga no go even want teach you the main thing seff just dey waist apprentice time. If you be jnr for workshop sorry for you na so so errands you go dey go for like one year

Overpopulation : There is hardly any street (In Lagos) you will walk that you won't see 10-20 shops of a hairdresser or tailor.

Luqso1:
Learn handwork with sch. Nd you're good to go
I'm currently studying at Unilag, 400L while I've attended a technical sch before, now I'm bouyant and ambitious cos my handwork dey pay me well

And what's ur hand work?

pascalbenz:
Bro we wey dey learn work , wetin our eyes dey see choke ooo for agreement you sign like 2-3 yrs , wen your freedom period don dey near oga go begin reason you something else, some oga no go even want teach you the main thing seff just dey waist apprentice time. If you be jnr for workshop sorry for you na so so errands you go dey go for like one year

I run errands for like 2 years.

XXXXTENTACION:
Everybody in Nigeria these days is talking of learning handwork but something we all seem to be missing out is the fact that learning a handwork also has it's own problems and disadvantages.
for me here are few of the problems:
[1] poor or zero capital: majority of people spend years learning a handwork but when it's time for them to start-up you discover that most have little or no capital to start up.

[2] offenssive boss: if you have ever learned handwork in nigeria you will discover that some master or the persons teaching you handwork can be very rude and offensive at times.

[3] low customers or patronage: yeah you see people who after learning handwork getting a customer to patronise their trade can be very hard at times.
.

.
.
You are free to add yours.
these are just but a few problems you will ecounter when you decide to go into handwork.
but las las there is no sure road to success just do what fits you and everythings gon be alright.

Your points are wack and irrelevant......

iammo:
before going into a profession or learning handwork, look at the networth and asset of the richest Artisan in your locality

You are a genius

XXXXTENTACION:
Everybody in Nigeria these days is talking of learning handwork but something we all seem to be missing out is the fact that learning a handwork also has it's own problems and disadvantages.
for me here are few of the problems:
[1] poor or zero capital: majority of people spend years learning a handwork but when it's time for them to start-up you discover that most have little or no capital to start up.

[2] offenssive boss: if you have ever learned handwork in nigeria you will discover that some master or the persons teaching you handwork can be very rude and offensive at times.

[3] low customers or patronage: yeah you see people who after learning handwork getting a customer to patronise their trade can be very hard at times.
.

.
.
You are free to add yours.
these are just but a few problems you will ecounter when you decide to go into handwork.
but las las there is no sure road to success just do what fits you and everythings gon be alright.

Hmmmmm, my good friend. Things must be difficult for you wherever you are.

orriyomi33:
Overpopulation : There is hardly any street (In Lagos) you will walk that you won't see 10-20 shops of a hairdresser or tailor.

Watch out for more of such shops. If they’re not cashing out, long ago them for don fold up.

orriyomi33:
I run errands for like 2 years.

bro e no funny oo

pascalbenz:
bro e no funny oo

Lol bro. i was the youngest person then and there were about 40 or more before me. my only saving grace was thata i was still in school.

orriyomi33:
Lol bro. i was the youngest person then and there were about 40 or more before me. my only saving grace was thata i was still in school.

wch of the handwork ...?

If my oga follow me yarn okpata, na to break bottle for him mama head remain...

No time

pascalbenz:
wch of the handwork ...?

Aluminium fabrication

SonOfAfonja:
If my oga follow me yarn okpata, na to break bottle for him mama head remain...

No time

My niga. I swear,if I warn am first ,second time,he still repeat am. Heading wen I go give am for teeth,he no go dey pick his teeth like beans for ground.. I hate intimidation pass any other thing bros. Most you maltreat person, because he wan learn work from your hand. He go too collect o...

I just finished with university. Awaiting result. Things are currently very tight for me. I want to learn a skill but I do not even know which to learn. Your honest advice means a lot at this crucial point.

Luqso1:
Learn handwork with sch. Nd you're good to go
I'm currently studying at Unilag, 400L while I've attended a technical sch before, now I'm bouyant and ambitious cos my handwork dey pay me well

How many years will you use in technical sch

There are many places to learn a trade, don't need greedy bosses, we have institutions that you can learn practical stuff, just pay their price.

I d rather pay 300,000 to learn practical electrical work for 2 years than spend millions and waste 4 years in a university then start looking for non existent jobs.

Hand work pays, most Nigerians in foreign countries survive by handwork, they send money home.

rawtouch:



capital can be sourced from friends and relations, the key is to start small and expand as the business grows

It's not as easy as you made it look. Not in this present day Nigeria where nobody wants to help anyone. These days, people become even more hopeless and helpless after learning a skill.

Highbeepeeh:
Well that's your own point of view....

Poor or zero capital I don't think that's a problem, you that you're learning should already have a plan on how to raise money after you're through with learning.
E.g Find a factory work to raise Capital


Offensive boss, Niggerrr you've got to pay a price for what you want to gain, if your boss is offensive take it as the way God create HIM OR HER just concentrate more on what you're learning and forget about the boss attitude, if you care more for your boss and it's obvious to Him or Her, then sense will call the boss sef to order.



Low customer or patronage, Work more on the Environment you want to set up your business and if you're very good, your skill will bring customers.
Then never Forget GOD, Always call him cos HE didn't create you to SUFFER, let HIM known what you're going through, surely HE will answer you

Final!

Mama Amaka...bring one chill Heineken here!

Abeeb1995:

How many years will you use in technical sch

Technical colleges takes like six years. My nephew is currently in a Technical college in PH

slimjosh231:
Watch out for more of such shops. If they’re not cashing out, long ago them for don fold up.

some are not getting customers and they're relocating like every year

orriyomi33:
Overpopulation : There is hardly any street (In Lagos) you will walk that you won't see 10-20 shops of a hairdresser or tailor.

That's another major issue/challenge. Diversity isn't practiced in this country. Everybody is just learning 1-3 skills they feel is easy hence the stuff gets saturated and leaving some stranded and frustrated

In my own opinion, learning a skill is better...

I can teach you how to make
Tie & dye
Batik
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