Dustbinbint:


This is a good comment, thanks.
Maybe it is where I live, but the jobs here (that I am aware of) pay less than 20k. Those (that I am aware of) that pay up to 30k taxes you to the extreme. My neighbor worked one such job but had to quit after 3 to 4 months.

I am not closing all possibilities, though.
I will try to do as you say and keep on the lookout.

Will I succeed? I hope I do, but I don't even know anymore

I know dark times must pass, though.

Dustbinbint:



I am already doing home service, and by now I have 2 to 3 regular customers (although I recently started).
I believe that if I worked harder at distributing fliers, small business cards, and other means of advertisement, I will get more customers. But I'm just tired.

I looked back over the past 2 years and I just feel down because financially I have nothing to show for it, although I am beginning to feel slightly better than I was feeling when I first typed out this post.

Thanks for your comment, though.
If you want to extend financial generosity to render me some assistance, I will appreciate it a lot. But don't feel compelled to.
Many thanks!

Revolution2022:
What do you need 2 generator,2 electric and 2 rechargeable Hair clipper for?Can't you start with one each?

Dustbinbint:


I can. Thanks

Revolution2022:
Thanks for what?No use format for me o.I be street man.

Bintabisiriyu2:
I gbadu ur format bro

Bintabisiriyu2:
I gbadu ur format bro

Dustbinbint:
Good day, Nairalanders. I hope you are having an excellent time.

You can see from my username that I tried to be as anonymous as possible. That's because I am doing something I haven't done before (publicly soliciting financial assistance)

Before I go further, let me give you a glimpse into the past:

I don't want to sound like I'm wallowing in self-pity, and I am really trying hard not to sound that way.
But really, most days, I wake up feeling like there's no point in doing anything at all. It's almost as if you have to pay to breathe, as if those who have nothing have no right to life.

I learned barbering for 9 months total (over a period of 2 years of on-and-off tutorials) and am now very good in the occupation. However, I have absolutely no money to use to open up a barbershop.
For the mean time, I am teaching at a school for a meager pay of 10,000 NGN monthly. Trying to save money through this means is almost impossible for me.

Recently, I have been increasingly depressed about this, seeing no light at all at the end of the tunnel.
But it suddenly occurred to me to come up to nairaland and see what good I can do myself through you people.

So, here is my business plan as you can see in the picture attached.
It was created several months ago, but was edited yesterday to cut out some unnecessary things I put there before (door mat, cooking stove, mat for sleeping, etc)

Altogether, funding myself for a barbershop should cost 300,000 - 500,000 NGN.
Please, I really will need assistance from you people to this end, for I have no one else to turn to, no option I don't think I haven't tried.
If your heart moves you to do so, please send me a DM so that I will send my account number to you (for anonymity, I cannot post it here—for I do not wish that my personal name be revealed).


Once again, please help me from a very distressing situation.
Thanks in advance.

portacabin:
where are you currently based?

Dustbinbint:


Ukwunwangwu, Abia state.
Is there any way you want to help? I will appreciate it.

Wujio:



Trim down. Go and serve. Go and serve. Why do you want to be oga without first serving others. Go and serve for a year money will come out from your service.


If you must start by force, you only need recharegeable clipper and cleaning items 20k. Start with home service. One month home service will give you atleast 50k monthly