Chai I hawk to the extend when he be say my slippers know road. Sometimes he Dey even first me comot.

Yes
Shoprite Bread That Year

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Omo.. I never try am before... am greatful to God

waploger:
Have you hawked anything Before?

Share your Experience.

Never

I hawked oooooo

Yes, but not on my head, it was for a company called ena milk, they employed us as marketers (hawkers in disguise) to sell their products, not at promo price but at expensive prices that made it difficult to make a sale.

Our salaries are calculated by how much you sold.

After school that year, or weekend, men don enter street dey hawk Buns and Eggrolls.

Some days you go regret why you comot for house, others before you waka 3hrs you don finish your load.

yes.

I sold pure water
baskets


thank God for today

I never make am big but I'm grateful for the growth

Animegirl:


Your hate and demeaning words against Nigeria girls won't make you a better man. You just an empty vessel ranting about women here. You're nothing but a shiiiit.

his mother was once a girl.

Yes, I hawked onions for my mom when I was in my teens.

Yes. I hawk bread and its fun. omo people dey chop bread sha

I hawked pure water . Maryland to ojota. Those days serious hold up dey . But today ...I give thanks to almighty.

Pure water and eggs

Yes oo.. I could remember when I used to hawk boiled corn with my baby bro that year..ibenigbado... Thank God for life

Yes

I Hawked yam with my elder sis when I was in primary 2 in garriki Enugu.
She usually sells her yam finish before mine. Then she will assist me in selling mine by taking over my produce and giving me her empty tray.

We (me and my sis plus other yam hawkers ) have a spot in garriki park where we display our yam. In the afternoon when the sun is hot, we Larry around there and play till the evening. Then we move to hawking before calling it a day

Sometimes I wish I had. Growing up, I loathed school so much I was envious of kid-hawkers.

HMMMMMMMMMMMM YOUR SISTERS AND FAMILY FEMALES INCLUSIVE.I HAVE RESPECT SO I WONT ADD UR MUM

Kriss216:
98.7942% of Nigerian girls hawk kpekus on a daily basis.

I always pity those hawkers...especially those that are advanced in age

Then I hawked bra, panties, etc

Toothpicks (oh those days), fish, corn flour.
My, my, those days!

I REMEMBER HAWKING DRIED FISH BACK THEN,EVEN TOMATO AND VEGETABLES BUT TODAY THE NARRATIVE IS ABSOLUTELY CHANGED..........THANK GOD WE DONT LOOK LIKE WHAT WE HAVE BEEN THRU

No. Not at all.

My mom had that gory experience, and she vowed never to allow any of her children go through the same plight.

Even when things were bad & difficult, and we volunteered to help by hawking some wares, she bluntly refused.

Hawking is not for the fainthearted, I have maximum respect for everyone who against all odds, has determined to sweat-out-their-ass for the daily bread, and not resort to crime.

Hawked plantain and banana before but I usually give my younger sister to carry, Na me they hold money

waploger:
Have you hawked anything Before?

Share your Experience.

Once, with my mum omo i nearly cry that day.

I have hawked spaghetti bfr,my step mom( may her soul rest in peace) would split the spaghetti into some parts and give us to hawk around,when people actually told our dad,that was the end of it, another one is i hawked sachet water while there was mad traffic around ojodu berger then,i was just coming back from school,i was stuck in that traffic for 2hrs bfr getting down and decide to get a bag of pure water with my transport fare and start selling,i made up to like #250 gain and then my feeding money was just #90 for a day. Omo my childhood days was really tough then

I never hawked but my nigga wey dey hawk tomatoes those days with e siblings in the early to mid 2000s enter yahoo 5 years ago.

Baba don get two cars, big house with extra for rent collection, and steady vacations outside the country.

donbachi:
I hawked those coloured icecream,in the 80s.

Jombo

Yes i did very well.

I hawked soft drinks then in bottles.

Fanta ree Cokii ree
or cokii tutu re ooo