₦airaland Forum

ElenuParrot:
Another thing is how well you can avoid LASTMA & Co. One day, I was arrested by CBD for trying to pick a rider in front bookshop and I had to beg them with N5k. Just as the CBD guy alighted from my car & I was about to start going, na so LASTMA sef use one Korope block me. Before I knew it, we Don reach Sura. My brother, dem Don write my ticket down before I reach their office. N20k. All these happened on a Friday before 12pm in a week that I couldn't work until Thursday (the precious day).

ElenuParrot:
Before you leave your corporate job for E-Hailing there are a few questions you need to answer.
1. Do you love driving? - Driving has to be fun & a hobby to you if you must enjoy the job.
2. Do you ha e the strength for long hour driving?
3. How well can you manage your temper.
4. How well can you handle your own PR?
5. Do you have the mental confidence to manage crisis?
6. How tolerant are you?
7. Are you sure you're physically fit?

The answer to these questions will go a long way to help you determine whether or not you're going to be able to handle the E-Hailing hustle.
The truth is, anyone can survive the hustle if they are really determined to.

Babadee1900:
Just incase....

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Pearl1910:
U will have rest in between na... If u do Office work u will leave home 6am and close 5 or 6pm sometimes its ur boss that determines ur closing time, only God knows when u get home. So if u drive ur car and leave home 8am and get home 6pm baba na soft work be that o for this Lagos.

Pearl1910:
Hard work and luck ke... If u add hard work and luck then u are talking about 100k in a week o. 55k in a week is normal work, no stress. Go out 8am close 6pm from Monday to Friday

peeps4u:
LOL, I will take ehailing above being a naija soldier without thinking twice. I no fit let BH and bandits kill me and the worse be sey family no fit know e don happen.

peeps4u:
He might be talking about himself.

We doubted 300k+ monthly when someone posted he's been making that since the beginning of the year and showed it when he was doubted.

OJURONGBE1:
Don't quit your job.
If you can afford to buy a car, buy it & put it on rental or HP and stick to your job.
Get all the required documents, insure the car comprehensively and do your due diligence on the person you'll be giving the car to.
People are built differently. There are folks who have been on the job for over 3years without any major illness & there are some who are battling ill health due to the stress ehailing subjected them to. I'm not sure you're ready to drive 3years straight in Lagos. Reason that matter abeg!
Also, rumour has it that LASG are planning on rolling out SUV & cars for Ehailing.
Even if you eventually lose the job or decide against it later, you would have saved a substantial amount from your salary & rental fee.
The joy you have when you know that a certain amount would be credited into your account monthly is soothing.

1daboi:
just want to know. When was the last time you netted what you're advising this man?

Pearl1910:
So your total package is N120k/month with ur life constantly on the line?.
Bros, if u can afford a car, buy it, resign, do ehailing while searching for another job. U will make 120k in 2weeks without stress and sleep or do whatever u like the rest of the month.

AOB1:
Please guys I need your advice, I am a government worker and my monthly salary is #55,000 but I usually get some allowance anytime I went for an assignment, infact am presently in one assignment right now and my allowance for this assignment is #65,000 so right now all my earnings every month for now is #120,000. but the problem am having right now is that I don't like the job because of the risk in it (You can lost your life at any given time) and also the job is not 100% guarantee because you can be fire at anytime, I also don't have time for myself and my family and the government did not have any proper plan for our future.
So now am thinking of buying a car so that I can be using it for online cab such as Uber and Bolt because I have discussed it with some of my family and friends and they said doing Uber and Bolt is more lucrative(financially) than my present job and I am going to have time to plan for my future and also the risk in it is not as high as my present job. please note that I will be the one to be driving my car.
Please your advice is urgently needed please you can also ask me any questions. Please my brothers may God bless our hustle.

Kozil2:
Hello, good afternoon fellow comrades, please I'm in need of a car to work with, I have an active account on uber/bolt and I'm a very honest driver. Please if you have any car available or know someone that has one please let me know..thanks and God bless .call or watsapp 09071869373.. location- amuwo_odofin.

141samuel:
I got Honda Civic yesterday, I bought fuel of 2500 from igando going to ogba, but before I reach ogba fuel light is on, mechanic is saying I have to get catalyst for the fuel efficiency, how true is that?

radautoworks:
hubby in town

kanuisagoat:
They are always willing to assist. I have never met any who deliberately misled me.

Felicity001:
No argument bro... The civic is more fuel efficient than the Corolla, the only advantage the Corolla has over the civic is the initial but in a long ditance race the civic would have arrived waiti for for the corolla to arrive.

EffectEn:
Does this happen to you as well?

freshvine:
I want to drive for myself. Passive income.

If I fuel 3000 naira what will be my net earnings.

Felicity001:
I can understand thats where u live no wonder you don't know that Abule Egba is another VGC in the mainland, why? Simply because you're far away from civilization.

Another wonder why you so much love the manual transmission cars because these are the only cars that can drive with ease in those dead areas.

Brother man come out of that jungle, with just 680k you'll get a 2bed room apartment in Abule Egba area.

Peace

dru23:
For my Honda Civic .. I wouldn't buy anything above 180k miles .....


For cars that I want to sell to the public it varies... I realized that many Nigerian car buyers can't afford low miles cars ...

And even if you tell them the cars are accident free and low miles .. They will still be pricing it rubbish. ......

dru23:
Very hard for to sell them coz I end up buying the ones I see especially the ones with low miles ...... The trick here is to find the ones with low miles .....

Blackbishop:
Now I have a model I run, I set aside a certain amount every mount to give to anyone asking for a financial assistance, once that fund is exhausted that is all for that month. If na 1st of the month person issue carry am that is it for me. Apart from my sis and my bro and mum who were there when the chip was down I owe nobody anything.

Pearl1910:
� *BE COURAGEOUS AND FIGHT FOR YOUR RIGHT!* �

*In your honest hearts, can we really say that the fare is commensurate with our services? We wake everyday in fear of our accounts being blocked.*

▪️ *We own our cars, the assets they are using to trend!*

▪️ *We are the ones maintaining the cars. The spare part prices are killing.*

▪️ *We manage the riders and yet get blocked at the slightest report without fair hearing.*

▪️ *Our cars are depreciating in value due to lack of maintenance.*

▪️ *Our Riders are NOT profiled hence giving criminals leverage to access the platforms and killing the unfortunate ones.*

▪️ *Riders with 3.0 ratings still access the platform and request While Hardworking Drivers below 4.0 are blocked�what is the yardstick for that?*

▪️ *We enjoy surge trips only during festive periods, is it not the same riders paying # 300 that is also paying for the surge?*

� � *LET US WAKE UP PILOTS.*

*You need to be courageous. We are doing the right thing. We are fighting a just course. Join the movement 19th April 2021 is the date.

dru23:
......

Ps . my recent trip in Nigeria almost broke my heart.. I saw kids hawking in traffic . these kids are suppose to be in school studying . And at nite I saw kids roaming the street with no parents to care for them .. It was sad ....

dru23:
To think of it that is not a bad idea.. 120k naira might be too high . maybe 50k like a form of deposit to safe guard against drivers damage .default etc And once the driver is ready to drop the car .the driver can than collect his/her security deposit that is things been all equal....


It is really a good idea .. I might implement it ... This is really got me thinking hmmmmmmm

Fibel:
looking for an uber / bolt driver partner for a Toks Toyota camry 2009 vehicle.

Due to recent unplanned repairs, driver should be willing to deposit the sum of 120,000 after agreements are reached which will be deducted from his remital every month so as to accelerate repairs for car to be ready by weekend.

Call or WhatsApp 09015108949

BAZ001:
Bros u sure say you pass mathematics for school or u just wan use style advertise for here?

7 out of 17 trips completed
12 out of 26 trips completed
(7+12 = 19). How 19 take be 43.
With this ur calculations I dey fear to click ur link make e no be say na wrong figure u dey calculate as interest.

centuryman:
Thanks boss.

I will send them an email for explanation.

kanuisagoat:
Lol, that battery is N27000. I see N18000 naira own I no buy. I don't go cheap on things like batteries.

Felicity001:
Reason I hate having women as offline client most of them are so inconsiderate, insensitive and inconsistent.

Among all my offline client I only made one lady a client because she has sense and she sabi pay like maga. She's a cook and has her personal car but some times she calls for outings

sirleke:
Greetings to y'all

tojahh:
Please can a Mercedes Benz C300 2008 be used for Uber?