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It's an electric Clipper blade Sharpening machine

My Clipper blade Sharpening machine

Just use google and search the company name and you will get their contact details.

Just google the name of the company and you will get their contacts.

Well, I paid N200000 then for the machine and 1hr training. I don't know about now.

I stumbled on a post on nairaland sometime ago about a company called Zoe Sharpening Tech And Engineering that deal on Clipper blade Sharpening machine. I made inquiry on Clipper blade Sharpening from the barbers in my area but was surprised to know that they all go to a neighboring town in kano. Even though I was a lady I was ready to do any job that could fetch me good money.
I contacted the company and we negotiated. I obtained a loan and add it to the money I saved during nysc to purchase the machine. I was given 1hr training on the point of purchase. When I returned to my base in Kano I mounted the machine in one corner of the house because I had no shop them. I printed cards and advertised my services to the barbers around. They were excited and patronized me the next day. They brought 5 to 20 Clipper blades for Sharpening while I charge N150 to N200 to sharpen one blade. The barbers were even the ones advertising my services to their colleagues which led to high patronage in matter of weeks.
I have been able to repay most of the loan and have rented a shop for my clipper blade Sharpening service. I am very happy with my job now. Thank God for Nairaland.

I stumbled on a post late January 2016 about a company called Zoe Sharpening Tech And Engineering that deal on Clipper blade Sharpening machine. Having passed out of nysc without a job, I became interested and made some market survey from barbers in my neighborhood but to my greatest surprise I learnt that they all go to a neighboring town in Kano to sharpen their Clipper blades. Even as a lady I was ready and determined to do any business that can fetch me money.

I was willing to venture into the business though the nysc allawee I saved was not enough. I contacted the company and we negotiated. I obtained a loan from my aunt, purchased the machine and was given 1hr training on the point of purchase.

When I returned to my base in kano, I mounted the machine on one corner of the house because I had no shop then. I printed flyers and advertised my services to some barbers around. They were excited and happy that the Sharpening machine have been brought closer to them. The next day they brought 5 to 20 Clipper blades each for Sharpening while I charge N150 to N200 per clipper blade depending on quantity. My barber customers were even the ones advertising my services to their colleagues. The patronage increased by the day. I have repayed 60% of the loan and have rented a shop. I am very happy to be earning a living now.

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