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The story of Jimoh Yakubu is that of an enterprising and promising individual who exemplifies the spirit of Ekiti. It was my pleasure to meet him, hear his story and ambition, and to pledge our support to his untiring commitment to work and excellence.

Investnow2017:
What is your average daily turn over like?

merits:

May almighty God continue to bless you and keep your mother healthy for you, unlike some
other lazy youths.

fkj950ax:


7-8 hours of grinding daily at N3,000 a month.

The truth is if this was a sane society, you will have cited this production in a cluster and power will be provided in bulk for you and others.

Well done on the initiative. You have done what others like me have failed to do.

Please try and scale up. That is what will guarantee growth that will last generations.

Osagyefo98:
Did he say Ado-ekiti?

fkj950ax:
here's already a huge bit of comfort, because we ground with an electric engine, which saves money (Fuel, Oil, servicing).
It is a kind of business, that you must have your markets, and it's lucrative


OP
What's your monthly NEPA bill before you say it's lucrative

davooomat:
And I dey find where to buy pat in Ado?? Broz where is your location lemme bring media to you??

donbachi:
May GOD continually bless the work of ur hand.

eddyline:
nice one bro. there's however need to improve the hygienic condition of the production area

manuel4real:
But he's a blogger too

Goldencheese:
Awesome. May God continue to bless your hustle in Jesus' name.

My Hustle.

Talking about the word "entrepreneurship" is very big thing, not not as easy that you will type it out of your device. It comes with a lot of tasks and sacrifice.

Let me talk about Ogi(Pap) today. Pap is very common food in Africa, especially Nigeria. In many homes it's served as breakfast, due to that it's very easy to prepare.

Mum started it many years ago, but she does it in small quantity though. When I joined her in the business in 2017, there's already a huge bit of comfort, because we ground with an electric engine, which saves money (Fuel, Oil, servicing).
It is a kind of business, that you must have your markets, and it's lucrative. With little as N10,000-15,000. You can start the business.

Due to the large quantity we do produce, I spend roughly about 7-8 hours grinding.

.... about 1 hour to sieve. I own a grinding machine and it's an added advantage. After sieving off the chaff it can be recreated into cash, because of its widespread use in poultry and diary farming. A 100Kg bag goes for like 6-7,000 naira.

You soak the grains( maize and Guinea corn) in water for about 3-4 days to get the right texture for the grinding process.

If you're a youth and you're complaining of no work, you can take this up and keep yourself busy, if you can afford. My mum helps in selling after I have finished the production.

There's nothing too small to start, I'm looking forward in exporting pap one day, whereby I will have dehydrator and other necessary equipments.

It's never a thing of shame to hype your hustle, once it brings money and pays your bills.

SpyAC:
This nah the realm slay queen, abeg who got her contact, wish to give her more jobs

cloud7:
Do you mean Library and Information science? Much as i know,there is no such thing as Communication and Information science in Nigerian University

IvyGRush:
So Sorry about what your Mum is passing through. At that stage in life, one is expected to experience such but prompt and right diagnosis and treatment are the right combinations to restore her health. May I know her Blood Group and Genotype? I can help with herbal medications targeted at her blood type for a very effective treatment. Hope this helps.
You can reach me on 09053460598 for further serious discussions.
Have a nice day ahead