A lot of people say they want to be financially free, but freedom usually comes at a price. Most jobs will not guarantee financial freedom, hence one has to do things differently to attain the elusive freedom. But how much are you willing to pay for your freedom?

"We are not all privileged" says Ismaila Habibat Emiloju, also known as Abigeal Emiloju.

The 27-year-old from Okene in Kogi State holds an Ordinary National Diploma (OND) from Kogi State Polytechnic, but has struggled since after graduation in 2014. She was also unable to further her education due to pausity of funds.

For someone who holds a diploma, Habibat has tried several demeaning trades like selling noodles at road sides in Lokoja. She had also served in restaurants and hotels where she cooked and served food, all in a bid to feed.

In 2015, Ms Emiloju started to learn dressmaking but it was not so easy a journey for her, as she goes on and off the programme.

Fast forward to 2019, young Emiloju moved to Ilorin, the Kwara State capital in search of greener pastures. For her, it was better to trade in the line where she had garnered experience previously than to start a fresh course in an entirely different area, so she elected to go back and 'complete' a course on dressmaking.

To begin her course, Habibat had to part with more than N60,000 just to learn the art of dressmaking. She revealed that her boss only allowed her to pay in three instalments because she could make a dress, else, she would have been required to pay in full before commencing.

Her apprenticeship ran with few hitches here and there, but thankfully, she is done and ready to be independent or take personal jobs.

Enter, freedom list.

For Habibat Emiloju to be free to take personal jobs which she can do to earn money of her own, she has to fulfill the list above. Tubers of yams, a big cooler of rice, drinks, certificate fee, association fee are few items on the list. Suffice to say, the list above would take approximately N200,000 or above to fulfill.

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What if she doesn't adhere to the freedom list? Is there any law to penalize her? Curious

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Madam wants her own palliatives

Master's prayer fee? So the apprentice must pay for her master's prayer. It is well

For what

is the master setting her with the whole of Nigeria? which one is freedom fee, was she in captivity before.

AJohnnasa:
association fee are few items on the list. Suffice to say, the list above would take approximately N200,000 or above to fulfill.
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where is the 200,000 naira list?

Or11:
What if she doesn't adhere to the freedom list? Is there any law to penalize her? Curious

She will not be allowed to work anywhere in the state. They already threatened to seize her sewing machine for working from home.

Pierocash:
where is the 200,000 naira list?

Calculate everything she is supposed to provide and tell me how much it'd cost.

Freestainworld:
is the master setting her with the whole of Nigeria? which one is freedom fee, was she in captivity before.

My dear!!

JeffreyD1:
For what

For freedom.

obioji:
Master's prayer fee? So the apprentice must pay for her master's prayer. It is well

My sister, the matter tire me.

dawnomike:
Madam wants her own palliatives

That one sef don pass palliative.