| Re: Things We Do To Survive In Abuja by zumbigbo(m): 4:30pm On Jul 17 |
OZIOGU1:
Dont give up brother, i started the same hustle back in the days and today i can bet you, things have changed, i hustle groundnut selling from Abacha road to maraba junction, i sell recharge cards, i make phone calls( during the good old days of visafone) i patched road to get 10,20,50 naira from drivers and motorcycle owners, on a particular day i got heavy slap from a military man for asking for money and crossing the road with some rope. that same spot, i was there and someone offered me a security job in Abuja town, for 4500/month in zone 6, i cant reject it coz it was out of love from the young man, sometimes lack of transport will make me drop at war college and treck to my duty post, all these were moment of memories i can never forget in my life because that was the beginning of what i am enjoying today, No yahoo, no scamming and i made it, i am not a billionaire but i am very comfortable in in this harsh biting economy.
Today, i pay bills and i have reserve, don't give up brother, PM me let me send you a link for a job available lets try our luck and pray. Big things start small. My guy, your hustle dey sweet me. 1 Like 1 Share |
| Re: Things We Do To Survive In Abuja by Hezzyluv: 4:32pm On Jul 17 |
Ebubu2:
10k daily savings much oh. Which state you dey ride keke? I dey Lagos sir |
| Re: Things We Do To Survive In Abuja by Didijiji: 5:00pm On Jul 17 |
eleniyan2020:
oga before Tinubu,there's no job..this no b excuse! Compare Tinubu Hardshio VS Buhari own and then APC VS PDP own I hope you will be just sha How can someone be worse than Buhari? A sol called Lagos builder  ? 1 Like |
| Re: Things We Do To Survive In Abuja by Barzinime(m): 5:05pm On Jul 17 |
Who is frustrated? I called you out for exactly the stuff you accused me of but of cos I wasnt expecting any reasonable response from that mucus infested eyesore you call a brain. AishaDant:
Silence is still the best answer to frustrated Nigerian FOOLS.
Tagging me again would simply show the world how deeply frustrated you are. I am not the reason you are lonely, miserable and obviously senseless. Heal!!! 1 Like |
| Re: Things We Do To Survive In Abuja by Truvelisback(m): 5:13pm On Jul 17 |
LeeSmart:
Mr OP wetin u wan prove wey make u display ur pics like dis? Anyways you handsome small maybe EreluRoz fit pick interest in you😆😆 You handsome small. I know what you mean.  |
| Re: Things We Do To Survive In Abuja by orikoku: 5:15pm On Jul 17 |
I ride bike as a graduate as well. It will end in praise. 2 Likes |
| Re: Things We Do To Survive In Abuja by favelli(m): 5:24pm On Jul 17 |
OZIOGU1:
Check again pls, or send a PM again, it could be network Thank you very much sir, have seen it. God bless you |
| Re: Things We Do To Survive In Abuja by Konjiboii: 5:47pm On Jul 17 |
Una go protest abi una no go protest? |
| Re: Things We Do To Survive In Abuja by KORLAR(m): 5:54pm On Jul 17 |
sheddyboy01:
Life has phases, there is always a starting point, having submitted CV in several organisations with few call up and no job offer yet, I decide to give Okada Business a try. And if you reside in Massaka, Nasarawa State. And stays around Akwanga, Gwandala, Luvu, Area 1, Zone 5, Zone 4, Up-market etc do well to patronise me.
You can as well tell us how you started, it would mean a whole lot to us at this stage of life.
Well done bro. I sympathize with you and weep for the nation. Keep your head straight, don't adopt the thinking of most of your fellow bikemen. You're a graduate, let it show in your operations. Success lies ahead, keep pushing. 2 Likes |
| Re: Things We Do To Survive In Abuja by correctguy101(m): 6:29pm On Jul 17 |
mipeesoft:
As anything better of after 9 years of apc in Nigeria? Guy don't fall my hand ooo Fall ya hand as how? This ancestor holds that any and all who have ever been in leadership since I can't remember are guilty of whatever one might accuse. APC of ... What kinda oil producing country can't drill and refine their own oil? Even olodo me started business buying from some wholesaler, but now, I get goods from companies direct and would've gone on to opening my own factory to manufacture myself if the costs no use plank pursue me  All I'm saying is, APC is just continuing with the status quo and LP or PDP or whoever would do same as we've seen overtime. Where change wan come from when there's no consequences for evil? Abeg free me... 2 Likes |
| Re: Things We Do To Survive In Abuja by eleniyan2020: 6:38pm On Jul 17 |
Didijiji:
Compare Tinubu Hardshio VS Buhari own and then APC VS PDP own
I hope you will be just sha
How can someone be worse than Buhari?
A sol called Lagos builder? is not the one that build lagos..pdp and apc are both useless parties,I no de support anybody bro,nothing I de benefit! |
| Re: Things We Do To Survive In Abuja by oxiide22(m): 6:43pm On Jul 17 |
Ebubu2:
0201352554 Union Bank Emmanuel Ogeh Chukwuebuka. God bless you sir |
| Re: Things We Do To Survive In Abuja by mipeesoft(m): 6:51pm On Jul 17 |
Have you forgotten so soon how these apc leaders deceived the gullible Nigerians with various propagandas just to chase PDP away so that they gain power? Have you forgotten how fasola portrayed PDP regime as a bad govt because of unstable electricity, fasola became minister for power 8 years and he couldn't fixed the problem. What about foreign exchange they told during PDP regime, now that apc is there, even a blind man knows how terrible apc regime is when compare to PDP regime. Everything happening today is what I told people before the 2015 and 2023 elections. One good thing that differentiate PDP regime from apc regime is that PDP were more compassionate to the welfare of the mass than apc govt, a good example of that is the 2 different period that PDP reduced the price of fuel, have you seen that happened during apc regime, rather what we see is upsurge in the price of the same commodity several times. If you're not in support of the evil apc govt then you must condemn them in totality and stop comparing them with past govt or future govt. correctguy101:
Fall ya hand as how?
This ancestor holds that any and all who have ever been in leadership since I can't remember are guilty of whatever one might accuse. APC of ...
What kinda oil producing country can't drill and refine their own oil?
Even olodo me started business buying from some wholesaler, but now, I get goods from companies direct and would've gone on to opening my own factory to manufacture myself if the costs no use plank pursue me
All I'm saying is, APC is just continuing with the status quo and LP or PDP or whoever would do same as we've seen overtime.
Where change wan come from when there's no consequences for evil? Abeg free me... |
| Re: Things We Do To Survive In Abuja by LofP(m): 7:32pm On Jul 17 |
Nice one. How can one connect with you when they need your services? |
| Re: Things We Do To Survive In Abuja by ogashman(m): 7:47pm On Jul 17 |
sheddyboy01:
Life has phases, there is always a starting point, having submitted CV in several organisations with few call up and no job offer yet, I decide to give Okada Business a try. And if you reside in Massaka, Nasarawa State. And stays around Akwanga, Gwandala, Luvu, Area 1, Zone 5, Zone 4, Up-market etc do well to patronise me.
You can as well tell us how you started, it would mean a whole lot to us at this stage of life.
My former area before I relocated... God bless ur hustle bro 1 Like |
| Re: Things We Do To Survive In Abuja by OZIOGU1: 7:51pm On Jul 17 |
favelli:
Thank you very much sir, have seen it. God bless you Pls do adjust your CV to aligned with the need of any of the positions you may be interested. I pray it click, it will surprise you |
| Re: Things We Do To Survive In Abuja by MOG6670(m): 8:02pm On Jul 17 |
Op i will only live u with just two twin words thats be DETERMINED and CONSISTENT in your pursuit I was just like u last year but today story done change 3 Likes |
| Re: Things We Do To Survive In Abuja by oluwafreshkid(m): 8:22pm On Jul 17 |
Hezzyluv:
Boss, I no dey lie for you. Na to go buy keke laidis o |
| Re: Things We Do To Survive In Abuja by sheddyboy01(m): 9:36pm On Jul 17 |
LetsTravel:
What’s your bank account? Thanks Sir. Here is it. Gabriel Shedrack 3041390981 First Bank |
| Re: Things We Do To Survive In Abuja by sheddyboy01(m): 9:41pm On Jul 17 |
Psoul:
Guys bookmark this thread.
If this guy will be consistent in doing this job with all humility, focusing on getting better daily, it will not be too long when we will also hear his success story.
Never u despise ur humble beginning.
I could remember when I lost my job, I started "TYPE YOUR DOCUMENT HERE" business. . Hope u understood that. I was typing documents for people. Job u will see 95% of ppl doing it was females.
I started doing that job without shame.
I was already touching money before i went back to that level.
Some people will enter my small shop and ask, who is the one typing and when I tell them I am the one, they will be like Ahhhh.....Oga na u wan type. I will say yes.
I was and still very good in computer applications and has relatively good command of English language.
I will pick up their job, type it and made great corrections for them.
Some of them, I will just ask them to tell me what they want and I will put it down for them in papers.
Quality of my job made me to become very popular within the town.
One day the High Court in my area had light issue and the court clerk came to my shop to run court documents.
Court documents has a special way it is written and designed.
When the sample of it was given to me, I did it so perfectly that when the Clerk went back, his boss asked who did such a great job.
That was how they gave me contract to be handling all their documents. Money don dey come oo.
Secondly, the same happened one day the Local Government Chairman was passing around my shop with his driver. They stopped over to make a print out. Unfortunately, he doesn't have his Letter Headed Paper.
I told the driver not to worry as I will design one for them. I did and the man was so happy for saving that situation. He gave me money that was over 15times over my charge for the service.
He gave me his card and invited me to his lodge, where I used his computer to do many other jobs for him. That was how I became his friend from 2009 till today. He is now like a brother to me. He is a big politician in Abuja and still comes down here to visit me.
Few day ago, he call me and said......You are an Auditor, I said yes. He said, I want you to audit my hotel for 5yrs period. Get your team, put up ur proposal and tell me how much it will cost you to do that. Don't give me charge like a friend. Give me ur charge like business transaction.
He has also introduced me to so many of his big guys.
One thing he said to me one day.
"For all those periods I was the L.G Chairman and PA to Governor on Security, all my confidential documents passed through you, I never heard any of my confidential stuff outside. You protected my official and confidential data. I love you for that."
I used that "TYPE YOUR DOCUMENT HERE" job to get married to my beautiful wife.
Now, I can boast of setting up good business for me and another for my wife and also has a regular job as and Auditor.
When i was doing my typing job, I extended to helping students do their assignment and doing research job for them for their final year Projects. I charged good money for that especially those lazy students. Some will tell me to write their project, type and bind after corrections have bn made.
I later employed 2 young ladies and even started doing computer training for people.
Boy, never u despise that humble beginning.
One man one day after I finished typing his documents (He is a lecturer) he paid me N100 and asked me, is this what you will hope on to get married and train your children? You can imagine how I felt that day.
As God would have it, after a while, I got 1yr contract lecturing job in the same university that man teaches through one Director in the school.
My story is long but let me stop so far for now. Thank you Sir, God bless you for sharing this. 2 Likes |
| Re: Things We Do To Survive In Abuja by sheddyboy01(m): 9:48pm On Jul 17 |
OZIOGU1:
Dont give up brother, i started the same hustle back in the days and today i can bet you, things have changed, i hustle groundnut selling from Abacha road to maraba junction, i sell recharge cards, i make phone calls( during the good old days of visafone) i patched road to get 10,20,50 naira from drivers and motorcycle owners, on a particular day i got heavy slap from a military man for asking for money and crossing the road with some rope. that same spot, i was there and someone offered me a security job in Abuja town, for 4500/month in zone 6, i cant reject it coz it was out of love from the young man, sometimes lack of transport will make me drop at war college and treck to my duty post, all these were moment of memories i can never forget in my life because that was the beginning of what i am enjoying today, No yahoo, no scamming and i made it, i am not a billionaire but i am very comfortable in in this harsh biting economy.
Today, i pay bills and i have reserve, don't give up brother, PM me let me send you a link for a job available lets try our luck and pray. Big things start small. Thank you Sir, I am encouraged. Alright. I will do that right away. |
| Re: Things We Do To Survive In Abuja by CJStarz: 9:49pm On Jul 17 |
LemTech:
Nothing wrong in starting a sentence with an "AND". 'AND' is a conjunction,used to join sentences. |
| Re: Things We Do To Survive In Abuja by sheddyboy01(m): 9:53pm On Jul 17 |
OZIOGU1:
Dont give up brother, i started the same hustle back in the days and today i can bet you, things have changed, i hustle groundnut selling from Abacha road to maraba junction, i sell recharge cards, i make phone calls( during the good old days of visafone) i patched road to get 10,20,50 naira from drivers and motorcycle owners, on a particular day i got heavy slap from a military man for asking for money and crossing the road with some rope. that same spot, i was there and someone offered me a security job in Abuja town, for 4500/month in zone 6, i cant reject it coz it was out of love from the young man, sometimes lack of transport will make me drop at war college and treck to my duty post, all these were moment of memories i can never forget in my life because that was the beginning of what i am enjoying today, No yahoo, no scamming and i made it, i am not a billionaire but i am very comfortable in in this harsh biting economy.
Today, i pay bills and i have reserve, don't give up brother, PM me let me send you a link for a job available lets try our luck and pray. Big things start small. I sent a PM just now Sir |
| Re: Things We Do To Survive In Abuja by sheddyboy01(m): 10:03pm On Jul 17 |
TheGift:
Great stuff that you are not waiting for the perfect job.
Don’t see it as your bus stop or something you will do for too long. Work towards your biggest dreams .
What did you study?
What would you like to do career wise, regardless of what you studied? B.Sc Computer Science I would like to go the Software Engineering part, my target is to get a decent Laptop actually. |
| Re: Things We Do To Survive In Abuja by isacolukay(m): 10:03pm On Jul 17 |
RoyalBoutique:
At least put your phone number, I will need you once in a while for deliveries.
But bike no dey run for Area 1 na, except very early mornings.
Abi you and those V.I.O people get agreement? There is another Area 1 in that Masaka axis. No be the one wey you dey talk. 1 Like |
| Re: Things We Do To Survive In Abuja by sheddyboy01(m): 10:17pm On Jul 17 |
stagger:
Can you do deliveries?
Pick up poultry feed from Ado and deliver to my farm? Thanks for the offer Sir, but am only familiar with few places currently, as it hasn't been too long I showed up. |
| Re: Things We Do To Survive In Abuja by nairamaniac: 11:27pm On Jul 17 |
adubam:
No regrets. Change the topic to " Things we do to survice in Nasarawa State". Those places you mentioned are not in Abuja. Exactly. |
| Re: Things We Do To Survive In Abuja by Exceed15: 11:51pm On Jul 17 |
Na man u be . |
| Re: Things We Do To Survive In Abuja by mediclife1987(m): 12:32am On Jul 18 |
AishaDant:
Op, things will surely get better for you. Hang in there. At least you can boast of an honest living unlike most Nigerian males who steal, kill and destroy.  And yet still open your dirty pûnani for them to ride on |
| Re: Things We Do To Survive In Abuja by AishaDant(f): 1:42am On Jul 18 |
mediclife1987:
And yet still open your dirty pûnani for them to ride on Unlike the females in your family, I am not easy. Drink acid and drop dead if my comment upsets a clown like you. |
| Re: Things We Do To Survive In Abuja by Alaefulu(m): 2:36am On Jul 18 |
Na apprenticeship system I dey do for recoil shop now,I come early ,sweep shop and go message for one small secondaria....at the end of the days work he gives me #500 for tp..na ceiling fan recoiling dey pain me pass... |
| Re: Things We Do To Survive In Abuja by Rajosh(m): 6:07am On Jul 18 |
sheddyboy01:
Life has phases, there is always a starting point, having submitted CV in several organisations with few call up and no job offer yet, I decide to give Okada Business a try. And if you reside in Massaka, Nasarawa State. And stays around Akwanga, Gwandala, Luvu, Area 1, Zone 5, Zone 4, Up-market etc do well to patronise me.
You can as well tell us how you started,
it would mean a whole lot to us at this stage of life.
You called some areas that people living around there should do well to patronize you and you didn't drop contact.
Unless it's the same contact on your bio
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