Mylordmygod1:
GOOD DAY NIRALANDERS

I wanted to start up a POS business with my savings of N65k, but the POS man that i consulted to assist me said i would need at least N150k to start up a POS business.

I've really been hustling everyday, doing hard works (especially on bulding sites), taking pain killer drugs on daily basis..

I don't think it will be easy for me to raised my savings up to that amount 'N150k' with the type of work that i do..

I wanted to travel to the city with my ND (National Diploma) result, so i can use it to look for work, I posted it here on nairaland, but 80% of the advice i got from this forum said it will be hard to see a paying job with ND result, while some said it is not even possible. So i couldn't travel again..

Now that my savings isn't enough to start up a POS business, i'm thinking of starting up a standard akara and akamu business and probably extend the business along the run..

As someone known by his people to have went to school, is the business worth the shame?

I just send you mail now, reply with your phone number

As long as the place is populated, especially with labourers, it will be a success. There is nothing to be ashamed of.
The works of your hands will be blessed.

Mylordmygod1:
Thanks.. I've done research, just doing it in my town where people know me very well is what is trying to hold me back. And some of my friends seems not to be ok with it too..

Na wetin one of my guy dey do be dat, this guy don make am big, but de guy no add akamu, commot for your area and move to another place u fit contact me make I send u details and how to make it special and connect u with the guy

Mylordmygod1:
GOOD DAY NIRALANDERS

I wanted to start up a POS business with my savings of N65k, but the POS man that i consulted to assist me said i would need at least N150k to start up a POS business.

I've really been hustling everyday, doing hard works (especially on bulding sites), taking pain killer drugs on daily basis..

I don't think it will be easy for me to raised my savings up to that amount 'N150k' with the type of work that i do..

I wanted to travel to the city with my ND (National Diploma) result, so i can use it to look for work, I posted it here on nairaland, but 80% of the advice i got from this forum said it will be hard to see a paying job with ND result, while some said it is not even possible. So i couldn't travel again..

Now that my savings isn't enough to start up a POS business, i'm thinking of starting up a standard akara and akamu business and probably extend the business along the run..

As someone known by his people to have went to school, is the business worth the shame?

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You are exhibiting the qualities of someone who has poverty embedded in his DNA.

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Mylordmygod1:
GOOD DAY NIRALANDERS

I wanted to start up a POS business with my savings of N65k, but the POS man that i consulted to assist me said i would need at least N150k to start up a POS business.

I've really been hustling everyday, doing hard works (especially on bulding sites), taking pain killer drugs on daily basis..

I don't think it will be easy for me to raised my savings up to that amount 'N150k' with the type of work that i do..

I wanted to travel to the city with my ND (National Diploma) result, so i can use it to look for work, I posted it here on nairaland, but 80% of the advice i got from this forum said it will be hard to see a paying job with ND result, while some said it is not even possible. So i couldn't travel again..

Now that my savings isn't enough to start up a POS business, i'm thinking of starting up a standard akara and akamu business and probably extend the business along the run..

As someone known by his people to have went to school, is the business worth the shame?

Yessir
Do your economic analysis of the business first.
Go offline
Carry your calculator and press the digits
Try to envisage your profit
If it seems profitable then add shame to your list of items to be bought.
Make it be a fixed cost,cause you'll be buying it forever.
Na profit be the Koko, whether you're packing shit or not,once your analysis ticks yes,bone face.
Nobody will help you fill 1kg gas once it finishes.
If Buhari our Darling President has no shame.
I don't know why your ego want's you to be more proud than your President.
Ajee in advance.

Even at 100 any legitimate means to earn a living is nothing to be ashamed of

Believe me, it will not be easy.

Also depends on the type of person you is, I mean are you a G? Your lifestyle etc.


Last month, decided to do a little something different, fortunately, I met a man here and struck a deal to do fries at his stall(fried potato, fried yam) etc. Did it, sold it, was fun, learnt and interacted with a lot of people, blah blah. However, at the end of the week, I quit.

Is Pap and Akara what you really wanna do? How much do you think you’d make? Will you process the beans and fry the akara yourself? And the pap?

Maybe there is another thing you can THINK up that is flexible and more financially rewarding IMO.

Still depends on the kinda person you is. Good luck.

Forget about shame a do a legitimate business like the one you want to do.
Which town are you currently staying?

Bless up my gee....mafo oluwa is involved.

First off, you need to know your strengths if you decide to earn online.

You need skills to make money online, it can. Be photo editing, graphic design, video editing, search engine optimization, digital marketing, e-commerce website development etc.

Use glo to access night data..it's N50 for unlimited YouTube access from 12 - 5am.

search, Follow and subscribe on YouTube this popular tech channel "websitelearners"...you'd learn a lot from there more than you ever did in the four walls of a classroom.

The future is tech, don't sleep on it.

You need lots of data, food and zeal to learn for 6 months consistently...after you must have mastered the skill, go to LinkedIn and craft a good profile.

Go to enhancecv.com and build your resume.

Look for fellow skillsets specialists within your chosen field, introduce yourself and tell them you'd like to work on some projects with them for free so you can build your portfolio from there.

Create a paypal account, sign up on freelance sites where you can get remote work (US, Canada, Australia, Estonia, Germany), you can earn as much as $20 per gig daily as a beginner.

You can brand and package it and deliver.

Yes please you can, no shame who knows what next God may do through it. Put away pride, I know of a man in Asaba that does it and people patronize him well. Also in Uyo I have seen too. If you are convinced fire down.
All the best, let us know the address for patronage.

Mylordmygod1:
GOOD DAY NIRALANDERS

I wanted to start up a POS business with my savings of N65k, but the POS man that i consulted to assist me said i would need at least N150k to start up a POS business.

I've really been hustling everyday, doing hard works (especially on bulding sites), taking pain killer drugs on daily basis..

I don't think it will be easy for me to raised my savings up to that amount 'N150k' with the type of work that i do..

I wanted to travel to the city with my ND (National Diploma) result, so i can use it to look for work, I posted it here on nairaland, but 80% of the advice i got from this forum said it will be hard to see a paying job with ND result, while some said it is not even possible. So i couldn't travel again..

Now that my savings isn't enough to start up a POS business, i'm thinking of starting up a standard akara and akamu business and probably extend the business along the run..

As someone known by his people to have went to school, is the business worth the shame?

Shame no dey feed man.... Make your akara and akamu joint different from others.... Innovation..... Uniqueness and the business go give u money.....

Mylordmygod1:
to doing it in my own town is making me to feel that way.. Thanks

Add Indomie, egg, bread and tea.
Just any fast food. Make sure you learn how to prepare it deliciously.

There is no shame in any honest work.

Yes, you can

Mylordmygod1:
GOOD DAY NIRALANDERS

I wanted to start up a POS business with my savings of N65k, but the POS man that i consulted to assist me said i would need at least N150k to start up a POS business.

I've really been hustling everyday, doing hard works (especially on bulding sites), taking pain killer drugs on daily basis..

I don't think it will be easy for me to raised my savings up to that amount 'N150k' with the type of work that i do..

I wanted to travel to the city with my ND (National Diploma) result, so i can use it to look for work, I posted it here on nairaland, but 80% of the advice i got from this forum said it will be hard to see a paying job with ND result, while some said it is not even possible. So i couldn't travel again..

Now that my savings isn't enough to start up a POS business, i'm thinking of starting up a standard akara and akamu business and probably extend the business along the run..

As someone known by his people to have went to school, is the business worth the shame?

Better do your thing and leave people opinions alone

Is Akara and akamu business not business. I have seen someone who trained all his children with proceeds from akara and akamu business and also built duplex. Do you know hamy families that gives their children akara and akamu as breakfast

Wrecxman:


As long as the money in your bank account does not have "shame" printed on it, you're good to go

Bros, put that shame aside. I first saw it in Lagos( niggas frying poof poof) and now it is spreading like wide fire. Some days back I saw some young guys doing the same thing here in New Nyanya (Nasarawa state). So ride on and when those your friends discouraging you come to buy on credit don't sell to them. Thank you.

Mylordmygod1:
GOOD DAY NIRALANDERS

I wanted to start up a POS business with my savings of N65k, but the POS man that i consulted to assist me said i would need at least N150k to start up a POS business.

I've really been hustling everyday, doing hard works (especially on bulding sites), taking pain killer drugs on daily basis..

I don't think it will be easy for me to raised my savings up to that amount 'N150k' with the type of work that i do..

I wanted to travel to the city with my ND (National Diploma) result, so i can use it to look for work, I posted it here on nairaland, but 80% of the advice i got from this forum said it will be hard to see a paying job with ND result, while some said it is not even possible. So i couldn't travel again..

Now that my savings isn't enough to start up a POS business, i'm thinking of starting up a standard akara and akamu business and probably extend the business along the run..

As someone known by his people to have went to school, is the business worth the shame?

bros you dey hustle for them ni... carry on bros, me wey don graduate with better results since 2016 no jab.. do your thing bros.

Shame is a choice.

There are 2 in the late 30s down my street at the moment.

x123xlolls:
Why not?

Lwkm @Akanmu

Can hunger catch a man in his 30s without Shame?

There is a couple in ibadan exactly at oluyoLe estate they do akara business with well packaging even big men stop by them to buy pastors now use them to preach u better start from somewhere and do well for yourself forget shame ..shame no go take u any better place oo it will only hinder you

Mylordmygod1:
GOOD DAY NIRALANDERS

I wanted to start up a POS business with my savings of N65k, but the POS man that i consulted to assist me said i would need at least N150k to start up a POS business.

I've really been hustling everyday, doing hard works (especially on bulding sites), taking pain killer drugs on daily basis..

I don't think it will be easy for me to raised my savings up to that amount 'N150k' with the type of work that i do..

I wanted to travel to the city with my ND (National Diploma) result, so i can use it to look for work, I posted it here on nairaland, but 80% of the advice i got from this forum said it will be hard to see a paying job with ND result, while some said it is not even possible. So i couldn't travel again..

Now that my savings isn't enough to start up a POS business, i'm thinking of starting up a standard akara and akamu business and probably extend the business along the run..

As someone known by his people to have went to school, is the business worth the shame?

1. Shit money no dey smell.

2. There is dignity in honest labour

3. Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do, do it.

Most importantly,

4. A good product will not sell itself. Know your market, and sell aggressively.

All the best.

PS: 65k is enough to start that POS business.
The machine is free from commercial banks.
What then is the issue?

There’s alot of honor in dignified labor As oonh as it settles the bills then why not ?
OP try doing your stuff maybe in larger scale and in a unique way
You’re welcome

na wetin me wan begin by nextweek at urara park im 31yrs
i no de feel any thing shame
no be money we de fine
very nice business u got there(akara and akamu with beans)

Bro its a very good business I have done shit worst than that to make ends meet, once you are focused bro.... What you called simple akamu and Amara would grow up...
And please make sure you add beans then in the evening jellof rice.... Ask ABA guys they know how its been done..
Goodluck

GOOD DAY NIRALANDERS

I wanted to start up a POS business with my savings of N65k, but the POS man that i consulted to assist me said i would need at least N150k to start up a POS business.

I've really been hustling everyday, doing hard works (especially on bulding sites), taking pain killer drugs on daily basis..

I don't think it will be easy for me to raised my savings up to that amount 'N150k' with the type of work that i do..

I wanted to travel to the city with my ND (National Diploma) result, so i can use it to look for work, I posted it here on nairaland, but 80% of the advice i got from this forum said it will be hard to see a paying job with ND result, while some said it is not even possible. So i couldn't travel again..

Now that my savings isn't enough to start up a POS business, i'm thinking of starting up a standard akara and akamu business and probably extend the business along the run..

As someone known by his people to have went to school, is the business worth the shame?[/quote]

NaijaGoBetter20:


I just send you mail now, reply with your phone number

abeg no go dupe they guy o.if you wanted to help him be blessed.

Try stealing and see which one has a bigger shame.

Bros I order you to start that akara and akamu business immediately, ah! Shame ke! From the experience I got from my mothers akara business it's very lucrative. Take shame out and make your cool cash. Congratulations in advance

Mylordmygod1:
GOOD DAY NIRALANDERS

I wanted to start up a POS business with my savings of N65k, but the POS man that i consulted to assist me said i would need at least N150k to start up a POS business.

I've really been hustling everyday, doing hard works (especially on bulding sites), taking pain killer drugs on daily basis..

I don't think it will be easy for me to raised my savings up to that amount 'N150k' with the type of work that i do..

I wanted to travel to the city with my ND (National Diploma) result, so i can use it to look for work, I posted it here on nairaland, but 80% of the advice i got from this forum said it will be hard to see a paying job with ND result, while some said it is not even possible. So i couldn't travel again..

Now that my savings isn't enough to start up a POS business, i'm thinking of starting up a standard akara and akamu business and probably extend the business along the run..

As someone known by his people to have went to school, is the business worth the shame?