During an industrial strike in August 2009, 3 young students used the opportunity of having no schoolwork at hand to start a website. That website is Jobberman, Nigerian most successful job site for applicants and job advertisers raking hundreds of thousands monthly. The Jobberman Story helps us appreciate how these strikes / and other difficult situations such as unemployement /NYSC service year etc can be used to become advantages for students rather than disadvantages.

You can make more than N150,000 monthly working as website designer or running your own website as in online business which you can start with no investment than your time.

The prospect is increasing daily with more people going online. You can see that with the number of companies using Facebook to market their products and services. there is no major company in the world that don't have a Facebook page. This also extends to websites and blogs. Web designers are now getting employed full time or part time to work as website administrators for companies. Others are recruited to just maintain the companies social media like Facebook, Google+ , LinkedIn, Twitter etc.

According to the Internet World Statistics , there were less than 5 million Africans who had used the internet by December 2000. By June 2012, the number was over 167 million! Despite how amazing this huge leap sounds, it only represents less than 20 percent of the total African population. There is still a lot of upside potential for the internet in Africa!

The internet presents a dream opportunity for African entrepreneurs to own and start a business. Compared to a physical business, an internet (online) business requires very little startup costs, has a global reach, provides a fair playing ground for merit, is amazingly flexible and never closes or goes to sleep! Despite these unbelievable advantages, only one in every 10,000 Africans owns a website or blog, compared to a global average of 100 per 10,000 people. Wow

World Bank recently points that by 2030, Nigeria will be the hub of major world economies. Just like mentioned above, today business environment is moving toward creating an online presence. Have you noticed how Indians, Lebanese, Americans, Chinese, etc are coming into Nigeria to set up business? Just check it out next time you are out on any hot spot in Abuja, Lagos, Kano, Port-Harcourt etc.

You may be optimistic about getting a job when you are through with service, but reality looms when your first month pass without allowee and no hope of any job from the thousand promises you had before now.

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