₦airaland Forum

connectpoint:
Fantastic then.. 2k per day is good income bro... i'm speaking in terms of constrains like tfare, hold up... etc... i've not been held in holdup more than five times since almost 7 years... becos i control my resources/movement etc

Well for me 2k per day is too small.. the barber will be getting 2k×30 = 60k every month as Revenue. He will incur overheads, e.g rents, electricity, fuel, maintenance expense... etc, which when amortised monthly may amount to at least 30k.. Therefore he has a Net Income of at most 30k monthly... This is too small bro. Not to mention the volatility of his earnings, since customers may not necessarily visit his shop whenever they need to cut their hair.

chuks34:
buy a laptop and contact me

I really wish to know about how to work from home too.
I will appreciate if u can guide me on this too.

haibe:
pls do u need a housemate?

lol ..I still stay with my folks

bsideboii:
lol ..I still stay with my folks

lol thats fine.. V.I is just the perfect place for me but i cant afford it for now.

BiafraBushBoy:
Lol...

You can't host me fvcker!!

I go where I want legitimately...

If you don't like it, go fvck yourself!!

Just like the idiot you are, you forgot you call Nigeria a zoo. Why then do you want to die in a zoo? Why would you refuse to leave a zoo? Cursed fool.

Naaaaaaa

C'mon!

That's way tooo high uppa roof, you know?

Thinkin' of states likea Anambra

Cost of living is kinda low, food cheap and some nice pu**ies to ligin, you know!

maxithonnie:
Naaaaaaa

C'mon!

That's way tooo high uppa roof, you know?

Thinkin' of states likea Anambra

Cost of living is kinda low, food cheap and some nice pu**ies to ligin, you know!

Ooh! guy is coming for ma omambala sisters... Just make sure u gat a healthy pocket... Gonna have em in quantum

Wild experience lurking...

funkymoore:
I really wish to know about how to work from home too.
I will appreciate if u can guide me on this too.

To be frank with you, there really is no one way of making money from home or online. You just need to be creative and choose one that best suits your lifestyle

[quote author=funkymoore post=57891670]I really wish to know about how to work from home too. I will appreciate if u can guide me on this too.
I'm Interested too bruh Pls Inbox me your No so I can contact u....Thanks

haibe:
Well for me 2k per day is too small.. the barber will be getting 2k×30 = 60k every month as Revenue. He will incur incur overheads, e.g rents, electricity, fuel, maintenance... etc, which when amortised monthly may amount to at least 30k.. Therefore he has a Net Income of at most 30k monthly... This is too small bro.

bro don't quote me wrongly please... i only tried to make an inference... barbers and kek drivers are one of the bigest boys in lagos now o.. anyway since you're asking for facts, mehn..settling conflicts jare..i don forget wetin i want type o.. barbers make up to 120-150k monthly o bros..,,

uviesa:
Yahoo Yahoo people,

lol. So everyone that telecommutes, is now Yahoo Yahoo?

themonk:
I am opportuned to have a job which i have the option of working from home. Please, I need to know which part of lagos which will perfectly suit the option of working from home.
Non-negotiable characteristics the place should have:
*Constant Light
*Serenity
*Moderate Security
*total cost of acquiring property is 200K to 300K for either self contain or miniflat( this should include service charges and agreement fees if any)

Negotiable Charateristics(i can accept a compromise on these):
*Having intellectuals as neigbours(i really need people i can reason with)
*No flooding
*Good Road Network

unilag boys quarters ain't a bad option bro

With 200-300k per annum and you want a serene environment with light, water etc, guy are you a JJC?, that amount can not get you a decent place at the centre of Lagos.

OP said he needs a serene service-based apartment/environment with intelligent folks and all he has is N200k for mini flat and some folks are mentioning Ikeja, Surulere, etc.

@OP, I have minimal idea on how tenancy fees work in many part of Lag, but I don't think you can get a good place with your budget. Truth is N200,000 doesn't sound like a budget that will meet many of the suggested areas on this thread.

I don't know the nature of your work-at-home job, but if it has anything to do with writing, then you shouldn't be bothered about your neighbour's IQ. Writers don't have time for those neighbourhood gossip and eavesdropping. It is best to keep your job discreet and avoid any form of distraction as much as possible.

I've been working at home for 4+ years, and my biggest challenge is Electricity, not my neighbor's IQ.

My email is floooded with pm's.. i don't do business with black people please..deleting 98% mails...

Amuwo Odofin, Festac

connectpoint:
AJAH is what you need live... 18-22 hours light.. but you will dealwith some flooding ( just during wet seasons )
Good road network

intellectual and young generation to mingle with

Cost for rentals 220-250k rentals plus service fees

God bless you bro, Ajah is surely the best, the light is something else, you will doubt if you are in Nigeria, tho we never see light today sha, but sometimes we can stay 2 days without the light going off for 1 hour.

connectpoint:
bro don't quote me wrongly please... i only tried to make an inference... barbers and kek drivers are one of the bigest boys in lagos now o.. anyway since you're asking for facts, mehn..settling conflicts jare..i don forget wetin i want type o.. barbers make up to 120-150k monthly o bros..,,

How did i quote u wrongly? Was just analysing the situation. My point in that post was simply that you dont appraise a business by its revenue only but also the costs attached to it. For a keke driver, it may take him 7 to 8 months to break - even before he now starts to make profit. I really dont think being a salary earner is worse than being a keke driver, especially when the salary is attractive and u incur little or no costs.

bjhaid:
unilag boys quarters ain't a bad option bro

its 400 - 500k i think

haibe:
How did i quote u wrongly? Was just analysing the situation. My point in that post was simply that you dont appraise a business by its revenue only but also the costs attached to it. For a keke driver, it may take him 7 to 8 months to break - even before he now starts to make profit. I really dont think being a salary earner is worse than being a keke driver, especially when the salary is attractive and u incur little or no costs.

Lol. i love you bro. I love your variance in perspectives. However, everything is considered in my observations. I'm working so this is distracting me. but since you're asking... I get a cut on the island for 500naira...the light is 18hours... the average barber cuts ten people daily..that's 150k, feul motnhly...20k...no association or whatsover... give or take... the barbers i have around me make 150k... the average keke driver make around 150k minimum monthly whether they take break during hot weather or not.. Now the guy that works in an office in V.I. earns say 100k per month...transport consumes like 25k monthly... cost for looking good to blend in monthly...5k, rechangre card inclusive... miscelleanous 5..approximately 35k per month ends up with 65k -ish monthly.. i lie? this isn't better than driving keke or giving hair cut or running a stylist..oh..when i managed my sister'smini mart i made 40k per day on sales in just a tiny estate.... 160k monthly... she just sat down and was getting fat...

connectpoint:
AJAH is what you need live... 18-22 hours light.. but you will dealwith some flooding ( just during wet seasons )
Good road network

intellectual and young generation to mingle with

Cost for rentals 220-250k rentals plus service fees

I think I second this!

The little time I spent in Ajah, I enjoyed it.

However, I dont know about now.

I need a honest person who reside around Lagos & who Is very #Techy & willing to put me through online business Or wants to relocate to lagos should contact me 07035409483, Free accommodation & 24/7 Electricity should PM so we can work together!!!

VickyRotex:
I think I second this!

The little time I spent in Ajah, I enjoyed it.

However, I dont know about now.

My sister it's getting berra by the day oh.. thank goodness i'm the Olu of Ajah...the massive eruptiveness of the city almost overwhlemed me..thanks for seconding Ma.

haibe:
its 400 - 500k i think

300-400k, ozolua.

connectpoint:
My sister it's getting berra by the day oh.. thank goodness i'm the Olu of Ajah...the massive eruptiveness of the city almost overwhlemed me..thanks for seconding Ma.

hahahaha. lol @ Olu of Ajah! That's nice to know! You're welcome Sir. Olu of Ajah, mo fe ko le sori omi o.

connectpoint:
Lol. i love you bro. I love your variance in perspectives. However, everything is considered in my observations. I'm working so this is distracting me. but since you're asking... I get a cut on the island for 500naira...the light is 18hours... the average barber cuts ten people daily..that's 150k, feul motnhly...20k...no association or whatsover... give or take... the barbers i have around me make 150k... the average keke driver make around 150k minimum monthly whether they take break during hot weather or not.. Now the guy that works in an office in V.I. earns say 100k per month...transport consumes like 25k monthly... cost for looking good to blend in monthly...5k, rechangre card inclusive... miscelleanous 5..approximately 35k per month ends up with 65k -ish monthly.. i lie? this isn't better than driving keke or giving hair cut or running a stylist..oh..when i managed my sister'smini mart i made 40k per day on sales in just a tiny estate.... 160k monthly... she just sat down and was getting fat...

This Is a blatant Lie concerning the "Keke Aspect" It's very obvious you dont have much or any experience on the Keke Aspect. Although I quietly agree with you on that of barbing stuff!!! Buh that Keke stuff Just forget about It because I've been Into It b4, The Job Is so dirty & Frustrating!!!

VickyRotex:
hahahaha. lol @ Olu of Ajah! That's nice to know! You're welcome Sir. Olu of Ajah, mo fe ko le sori omi o.

I have several titles conferred on me by my lovers... I'm the Eze-Yoruba of Ajah.. The undisputed Asari of the waterside...all the kings in the country pay homage to me...as a matter of fact Buhari gave his recent speech in my apartment..

VickyRotex:
hahahaha. lol @ Olu of Ajah! That's nice to know! You're welcome Sir. Olu of Ajah, mo fe ko le sori omi o.

You love Casting crowns?

connectpoint:
I have several titles conferred on me by my lovers... I'm the Eze-Yoruba of Ajah.. The undisputed Asari of the waterside...all the kings in the country pay homage to me...as a matter of fact Buhari gave his recent speech in my apartment..

Ewooooo!!! Please what kind of soup did you use to accompany this lie you're dishing?

connectpoint:
You love Casting crowns?

Yea, I do.

VickyRotex:
Yea, I do.

Nice one..dunno worry i will have it playing from the bridge when next yu visit our domain..just lookout for the speakers i will mount on the bridge before your arrivall......Peace..... Sultan of Ajah

VickyRotex:
Ewooooo!!! Please what kind of soup did you use to accompany this lie you're dishing?

Ogbono soup mixed with ila... so the lies will draw well like Lai Mohammed's lies....