BiafranBushBoy:
The basic aim of every university graduate is to get a job after school and become comfortable in life. The job is key to earning a certain amount of income monthly and using it to better your life.

That way you can afford to buy what you want and things you need. A little pleasure shouldn’t be far from entering into your budget. But the problem is the fact that unemployment has killed that hope of coming out of school and getting a job almost immediately.

In a country of almost 180 million people, the competition to get a job has become so intense. Is there a way out to earn a monthly income without going through the conventional route of applying for a job, going for interviews, and hoping to get employed?

The answer is yes!

How exactly can you achieve that?

I will show you in few steps.

How to create your own job from Home

Please be advised that every single method here boils down to something legal. Under no circumstance should you use these tactics for anything illegal? So how exactly can you set up your own job from home?

Get a Laptop

For those who don’t have a laptop, this should be your first point of action. Most laptops are cheaper than the phones you have in your hand. If you don’t have the money to get a laptop, Alabian Solutions which is one of the best ICT schools can provide you with a temporal laptop to learn any skill of your choice.

For those who have a laptop already and using it to just watch movies all day, it is time to get serious. Once you have a laptop, you have achieved 40% of the assignment.

Have a Good Skill

A friend named Emmanuel who is a graduate of Political science makes more than 400,000 Naira monthly just by being self-employed from home. This isn’t rocket science – because, by this same time last year, he was still roaming the streets of Lagos searching for a job till I told him what he needed to do and he did it.

I told him to enroll and learn any of the courses below;

- Software Development (Java, PHP, Python)
- Mobile Application Development

It was difficult at first, till he decided to take the bull by the horn. He enrolled in a school and started learning until he graduated.

A few months later, he got a job that would enable work from home. Aside from that, he registered on Fiverr (a freelancing website) and started helping white men develop software and mobile Applications.

Right now he earns over 400,000 monthly with a high potential for growth. Are you still without a job? You can also try out this method – I know it will work.

I recommended the above skill because it is currently the hottest skill in the job market right now and it is so lucrative. Don’t miss out on it.

Register on Upwork/Fiverr

Even without selling my Software Development skills on Fiverr, I still make more than $700 monthly on Fiverr. I am still polishing my Software Development skills before I decide to launch it.

Once you have completed your training as a software developer, your chances of becoming a millionaire become so high as a seller on Fiverr.

You will have so many jobs to do that you will start employing other professionals to help you out. The potentials are limitless – are you ready to join the bandwagon?

Apply for Remote Jobs

The only people who have the license to work from home are mostly the ICT guys. There are several jobs that require you to work from home in Nigeria, but you must have the right skills.

You can visit several job sites like I have stated in the past and search out for jobs like that. They are too numerous to mention.

It is as simple as stated, so just go ahead and learn the right skills. Once you have done that, lots of opportunities will be presented to you.

Till next time, see you and have a blessed day.

If you are interested in learning software development, I can guide you. This is for those in Lagos only.

Source: https://topwritersden.com/graduate-with-a-job-how-to-create-a-job-from-home/

bamasite:
Terrible!

No matter what, I condemn this in the strongest terms.

This lady helped me make my first N200,000 passive income. She has something new you should check out

10kbelow:
If you no strong you go fall put...

I have a couple of friends whom i introduced to ecommerce business, 4 of us, i asked each of us to contribute 5k each so we could start small and grow big to my greatest surprise these guys said we were going to start with 3m so we could start big rent warehouse, buy delivery van etc. Meanwhile to chop na problem, i then asked how are we going to raise the 3m my people the said we are going to do yahoo business before 3 months we go pick money, i laugh them...

To cut the story short, it's now 9months boys still de press no level yet but me i don open my ecommerce business with only 15k (www.10kbelow.com) and i'm thanking God for the success so far..

I'm not in the rush to make the money but money must be made

Trottle:
There are various ways of earning a comfortable living in Nigeria despite the biting economy. And yes, not every graduate must be an internet marketer, musician, comedian (the latest fad) "motivational speaker "(motivate yourself first!), Blogger etc.


Graduates in this clime should be interested in using the internet for Brainstorming ideas, promoting their Businesses and other progressive endeavors etc not scrolling and reading gibberish online and following other people's life. It's a cold dog-eat-dog world, don't waste a single drop of your youthfulness on any useless endeavour/entity or your generation may forever hate you.

Enough of the "SOLO-CEO" mentality. Everybody wants to answer "CEO" at any length. Enough of copying other people's idea piece by piece. Innovation is to be applied.

Partnership is the real deal. Only if graduates can form partnership, in Twos, Threes, etc. They'll most definitely come up with lucrative ideas with (very) little capital involved, and individual strengths will be harnessed, while weaknesses covered, but you should be ready to get "dirty" (labour) and learn the art of delayed gratification, and yes be very humble.



ENOUGH OPPORTUNITY waiting to be tapped (at micro level of course) in nearly every sector of the Country

Agriculture
Security(yes!)
Manufacturing
Trading
Etc.

But don't expect anyone to start spoon feeding you ideas. Hints are enough.


Thanks.

NB: There are lots of very Hardworking youths in Nigeria, trying to make a living no matter how small (me inclusive) kudos to them all.

Predstan:
Is there anyone studying Engineering at University of South Florida graduate level. I got a decision from the department 2 weeks but I've not received any email on acceptance from the graduate school. Please let me know if you are or you know anyone studying in this University. I will like to inquire more about funding prospect after a semester or an academic year of Masters Degree

dheilaw1:
very foolish of him. Rest in hell

aktem:
Enough of this "Good boy bad boy" stuf, go and make money.

dopemama:
We hear.... Lost my dad yesterday... So sad

ChiefAzubuike:
I want to believe these SARS are doing a very wonderful job.. If you don't want anyone to harass you please dress responsibly, barb your hair skin like a responsible Nigerian, do away from tatoos and blings , don't wear earrings when you're not a woman .. Talk like an educated someone and trust me nobody will harass you. Infact they'll respect you.. As an elder and respected chief, I'm talking from experience.

elhafeez:
The easiest way is to apply bleaching cream.
what's the buzz about pink lips.
If you have serious hustle and job. you wouldn't think of pink lips.
it's pink lips now in few years it will be dark slips. Whats special about pink lips. OP please give us tips on how to make the world or people's life better.

Emilokoiyawon:


Why e be like Nnamdi Kanu from yanch

Emilokoiyawon:


Why e be like Nnamdi Kanu from yanch

Hardlife:
Please try and read to the end.
I am a young guy early twenties. I
have been playing virtual since 2014.
I was never this useless and
unpurposeful.
My life changed when i entered university.
It all started in 2014 when i walked
into a nairabet close to my school and
saw people playing virtual. I decided
to play, as i remember i won that
period. I never knew the day i started was the
day i gave the devil the key to my life. In 2014, i spent my school fees on
virtual, lost everything. Sold my
phones, my feeding money and
everything. All went to virtual. So i was not able to continue my
education, though i remained in
school not letting my parents know till
this year. Dear reader, from 2014 to date have
been the worst years of my life. I stole
to play virtual, sold my properties, my
clothes, shoes. I became an addict. Even not being a
formal student, i still collected money from my parents, school fees
and allowance. Everything ends up in
virtual house. I could not even buy good clothes.

ChiefAzubuike:
Every fuel attendant has the right to collect keg charges. How much is #50 or #100 that you can't overlook. Those people suffer to make sure you have fuel in your car, at the end of the month they are paid peanuts yet you can't appreciate them with a token?

ChiefAzubuike:
Every fuel attendant has the right to collect keg charges. How much is #50 or #100 that you can't overlook. Those people suffer to make sure you have fuel in your car, at the end of the month they are paid peanuts yet you can't appreciate them with a token?

uyplus:
One thing is certain, no Nairaland account holder will ever get driven in the cabin of a Bugatti veyron! We will all die without this experience! Argue with your phone!

Buikechukwu35:
Emeka at 15 i want to be Doctor Emeka at 20 science is hard Emeka at 27 itz your boy DJ Emii make some noise for DJ.

Buikechukwu35:
Emeka at 15 i want to be Doctor Emeka at 20 science is hard Emeka at 27 itz your boy DJ Emii make some noise for DJ.

Gossiplover:
Bloggers please stop stop this poor reportage. what do you want us to do with this news. Do you know how many graduates are doing menial jobs in Nigeria.. even some graduates are armed robbers. I am still wondering why we should celebrate a graduate that is selling fruits. If she doesn't hustle, hunger go finish am.

May God bless her hustle very much but this is nonsense and not news worthy

NwaAmaikpe:



May God give you more energy to shave all their hairs.

No responsible male student carries bushy hair or dreadlocks.
I stand to be corrected.
Technically speaking; a bushy haired student is a blockhead because the hair prevents wisdom from reaching their brain.

Shame on any parent whose son has a bushy hair.

Decency and morality must be instilled by force since parents have failed in their primary responsibility of raising decent kids.
I wish this could be tagged an OPERATION SHAVE THEM ALL and extended to our churches and police roadblocks.

I hear over 60% of males in Nigeria below 32 now wear dreadlocks or overgrown hair.

NwaAmaikpe:



May God give you more energy to shave all their hairs.

No responsible male student carries bushy hair or dreadlocks.
I stand to be corrected.
Technically speaking; a bushy haired student is a blockhead because the hair prevents wisdom from reaching their brain.

Shame on any parent whose son has a bushy hair.

Decency and morality must be instilled by force since parents have failed in their primary responsibility of raising decent kids.
I wish this could be tagged an OPERATION SHAVE THEM ALL and extended to our churches and police roadblocks.

I hear over 60% of males in Nigeria below 32 now wear dreadlocks or overgrown hair.