Sonnobax15:

This is exactly the kind of motivation I need right away cuz I'm so down at this moment.


Thanks for that 🙏

ahnie:

Send aza maa send money for one cold bottle of mokite or chill hero.

Sonnobax15:
. You mean am sis

Any ways,ma rush send am sharp sharp before frustration and depression go finish your boy..
Opay

Nice2023:
Life is like a seed when we water it very well. Just like the story goes...I have personally sold soap and dried fish in Lagos state,in fact things were very bad for my parents in those days and I could also remember when my father was buoyant and financially capable. I sold fish at cele market called Odi eron and also sold dried fish around isolo area before God helped my parents to see me through my University education. .

ahnie:


Pls kindly edit your details...I would send it later when m settled.

ahnie:
I love stories like this.... nowadays you g boys nor wan work...Na to dey wear dirty jeans and dirty dreadlocks dey Waka de fyne who dem go dupe.

Hard work aka working smart pays...


Udo

Nice2023:
Life is like a seed when we water it very well.

Just like the story goes...I have personally sold soap and dried fish in Lagos state,in fact things were very bad for my parents in those days and I could also remember when my father was buoyant and financially capable. I sold fish at cele market called Odi eron and also sold dried fish around isolo area before God helped my parents to see me through my University education.

Today,I have ended their sufferings and subsequently brighten their face with the little I could offer and they are more than glad to move to into a new home for their retirements.

Finally,I want to urge u out there that is suffering today,that with determination and perseverance u can make it and turn the story of ur family around for the better. Just have that faith and see things turn around for good.

Good luck and make it a duty to make it and do not allow any distraction.

Gbadugbakun:

Hello I have been reading your post I want to know you better. Can I send you a DM

DesChyko:


I don't think you should be bothered what singles do here, except you feel threatened 😏

fidelmarshal199:



What's so inspiring in her post that made you wanna know her better?

I don't know why you guys are always after the female on this forum, is that there is no females in your immediate environment or dating apps doesn't work on your phone.

This forum is for divulging or pouring out your opinions not for dating or hookups

UnfairLife7:
interesting


It's not easy coming from a poor family. I did all that while growing, i hawked all sorts of things, but nothing has come out of it. still living from hand to mouth.

It is well

fidelmarshal199:
She is married with 2 children.

fidelmarshal199:
This forum is for divulging or pouring out your opinions not for dating or hookups.

Nice2023:



One of the major things that broke that jinx was me,moving away from Lagos state and relocating to another state.
It was the best thing that ever happened to me.

Acidosis:
People still sell fish and soap till date. Selling fish is not another grass [to grace story]. You were simply doing a proper job to survive like everyone else. Those selling dried fish till date so we can eat are not stup!d. Many people built big houses by selling dried fish. It's unfortunate you couldn't do much with that business.

Making certain businesses look like "grass " is a serious issue in this country.

Mindlog:


Dried fish business is big business.

Before her retirement, my mum used to be a big seller of dried fish at Otto market in Lagos...it was a 24/7 money spinner and by 11a.m, her cartons of dried fish have all be bought off by resellers and those exporting abroad. My sister who took over the business had to sell it for good money, when she also relocated abroad as none of us was around to monitor it because one have to be around to monitor supply and sales, the Hausa suppliers also prefer seeing you around.

Acidosis:



As in. I absolutely understand. "Grass to grace" stories like this are a major reason so called "graduates" overlook many of these money spinners.

Acidosis:
People still sell fish and soap till date. Selling fish is not another grass [to grace story]. You were simply doing a proper job to survive like everyone else. Those selling dried fish till date so we can eat are not stup!d. Many people built big houses by selling dried fish. It's unfortunate you couldn't do much with that business.

Making certain businesses look like "grass " is a serious issue in this country.

Kingrshd3:


Yes I personally have so done selling dried fish and saving up to 100k per week 🤔 even earning more than my salary for a week as a graduate 😞.

Irrespective of the Bussiness someone is doing is not really bad as long as he is making end meets

Mindlog:


The owner of the shop, I used buy my Nigerian foodstuffs from here in the UK told me in one of our conversations that he came to the UK for his Masters, graduated, started an office work and earning monthly salary. After 2 years, he had to ask himself hard questions, that his widowed mother used to go to Oron to buy crayfish to resell in Onitsha and that business saw him and his 5 siblings through university.....he re-strategized and went to work for a Pakistani who owned an African shop for about 6 months, learning the ropes and how he gets supplies from West African countries at the cheapest rate.

There are so many money spinners many look down as "work for those whey no go school".

Nice2023:
Life is like a seed when we water it very well.

Just like the story goes...I have personally sold soap and dried fish in Lagos state,in fact things were very bad for my parents in those days and I could also remember when my father was buoyant and financially capable. I sold fish at cele market called Odi eron and also sold dried fish around isolo area before God helped my parents to see me through my University education.

Today,I have ended their sufferings and subsequently brighten their face with the little I could offer and they are more than glad to move to into a new home for their retirements.

Finally,I want to urge u out there that is suffering today,that with determination and perseverance u can make it and turn the story of ur family around for the better. Just have that faith and see things turn around for good.

Good luck and make it a duty to make it and do not allow any distraction.

Nice2023:
Life is like a seed when we water it very well.

Just like the story goes...I have personally sold soap and dried fish in Lagos state,in fact things were very bad for my parents in those days and I could also remember when my father was buoyant and financially capable. I sold fish at cele market called Odi eron and also sold dried fish around isolo area before God helped my parents to see me through my University education.

Today,I have ended their sufferings and subsequently brighten their face with the little I could offer and they are more than glad to move to into a new home for their retirements.

Finally,I want to urge u out there that is suffering today,that with determination and perseverance u can make it and turn the story of ur family around for the better. Just have that faith and see things turn around for good.

Good luck and make it a duty to make it and do not allow any distraction.