quote author=DCmaverick post=124494223]My last card is #1,000 and am thinking of managing it for the next 3days. I need advice on hw to manage it.
please help a brother [/quote]

Eat akara 200 daily it will last for 5 days but you will eat once daily around 3pm

Reinamaria:


Use that 1k to buy bags of cold pure water, sell, make some profits, before thinking of eating.

What an unwise comment given the circumstances. If he lives where no one has need for pure water nko

phemmyfour:
He said for 3days

It can't bro not even for a day, the 1k is for a single meal with small change remaining pending on what he want to eat,.

Bro, if you are close to any forest, do this:

Buy one bag of pure water (water is extremely important for your survival).

Then take two pure water with you and go into the forest, search for anything that can help you survive without spending. Things like firewood, fruits, snail, etc. Collect as many things as you can find and take them home with you. Use the things you brought back from the forest to survive. You might end up not spending more than 100 naira per day for the next few days.
While you are surviving, look for things you can do to get income, such as manual labour, helping people with cleaning, clearing grass, etc.
Gradually, you will survive and these difficult times will pass. God bless you.

AuroraB:
What an unwise comment given the circumstances. If he lives where no one has need for pure water nko

Why wouldn't it be unwise for people like you who would rather beg than earn?
I mean, why would one spend his last cash on food, instead of finding a way to make more out of it?
What human does not have need for water?
Well, unless he lives in the jungle.

Reinamaria:


Why wouldn't it be unwise for people like you who would rather beg than earn?
I mean, why would one spend his last cash on food, instead of finding a way to make more out of it?
What human does not have need for water?
Well, unless he lives in the jungle.

na Dreamland u dey....Go rest

LajaLaba:
na Dreamland u dey....Go rest

Just admit you're lazy.
I can never spend my last cash all at once.

By the way, learn a skill, so that you're never stranded.

Reinamaria:


Use that 1k to buy bags of cold pure water, sell, make some profits, before thinking of eating.

Wrong answer.

He didn't seek for business idea; otherwise the money you used to cook your last soup at home, should have been used to buy yam 15k to sell, after selling it, you can now cook the soup !

Reinamaria:


Just admit you're lazy.
I can never spend my last cash all at once.

By the way, learn a skill, so that you're never stranded.

U are very foolish....U know nothing

LajaLaba:
U are very foolish....U know nothing

No, I'm not.

You're just lazy.

Reinamaria:


No, I'm not.

You're just lazy.

Lazy?u no wise....U are just a naive little gal

sometimes are like that, especially this time of the month. how i dy survive am currently na to jus make eba swallow like that oh. no time to dey sober. so far garri dey, hope dey.

Reinamaria:


Why wouldn't it be unwise for people like you who would rather beg than earn?
I mean, why would one spend his last cash on food, instead of finding a way to make more out of it?
What human does not have need for water?
Well, unless he lives in the jungle.

you beg to eat doesn't apply to everyone.
Issue is, you can't hawk pure water where there's no need for it. And I if he should get to a busy road, by transmission, what would he have to hawk

Consider purchasing staples like rice, beans, and vegetables. These items are relatively affordable and can be the foundation for several meals. You can make dishes like rice and beans, fried rice with vegetables, or vegetable stew. These meals are not only budget-friendly but also nutritious.
To complement your meals, you can invest in organic powdered milk. It provides a source of protein and can be used to make milk for drinking or in recipes like oatmeal or cereal. It's a cost-effective way to get essential nutrients.
Another tip is to plan your meals in advance and portion them out to avoid overeating. Cooking larger batches and storing leftovers for the next day can also help you save money and reduce food waste.