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Re: Hustles In Nigeria That Pay More Than Some White Collar Jobs by bluefilm: 11:14pm On Jun 05, 2021
No hustle pays more than bet9ja in this country.

Quote me anywhere any time.

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Re: Hustles In Nigeria That Pay More Than Some White Collar Jobs by NaijaCover(m): 11:16pm On Jun 05, 2021
Blogging Business Pays
Re: Hustles In Nigeria That Pay More Than Some White Collar Jobs by Peachy14: 11:21pm On Jun 05, 2021
Smoothie and juices, with a capital of 50k you can boast of daily take home. Nothing less than 13k. All you need do is to get a strong smoothie machine, attached yourself to a drinking joint or eatery and you are good to go. locate a local market where you can get your fresh fruits. Remember you can't make smoothie without ice cube.

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Re: Hustles In Nigeria That Pay More Than Some White Collar Jobs by Abiboss: 11:23pm On Jun 05, 2021
Nice one
Re: Hustles In Nigeria That Pay More Than Some White Collar Jobs by Nobody: 11:23pm On Jun 05, 2021
Pearlqueen:
Pop corn making is quite out of it for now for those who still tie popcorn of #50. A bag of corn alone has increased greatly and it's affecting profit adversely.
leave them and let them continue calculating from their anus.
A bag of corn is 18500
Carton of butter 10800
Sugar quarter bag 4900
Milk
Nylon
Gas

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Re: Hustles In Nigeria That Pay More Than Some White Collar Jobs by peter8535: 11:23pm On Jun 05, 2021
Asianjollof007:
I'm glad barbing is included, many people don't believe barbing is lucrative. If you have a well furnished shop located in a proper busy area, i swear you'll make lots of money daily but you have to be skillful if you want people to patronise you. A proud hairstylist/barber
pls my brother want 2 live boiboi dat he is doin and learn barbin..hw many month can he use..and he have passion 4 it

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Re: Hustles In Nigeria That Pay More Than Some White Collar Jobs by macrodata(m): 11:24pm On Jun 05, 2021
Dechymmytv:
Pls i won't advise people tlo do popcorn
Please kindly share your opinion on popcorn business. I'm considering it for my younger sis in school.

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Re: Hustles In Nigeria That Pay More Than Some White Collar Jobs by Hillchild88(m): 11:25pm On Jun 05, 2021
brownemmanuel43:
If its not agriculture and IT then is nothing. These two are good to go in any country of the world including the newly created country (UAR) that's not in the Google map
pls can I contact you or Whatsapp me at 08109682945
Re: Hustles In Nigeria That Pay More Than Some White Collar Jobs by GeneralPula: 11:31pm On Jun 05, 2021
psychologist:
Omo, where do you put those WhatsApp boutique folks angry

Lol

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Re: Hustles In Nigeria That Pay More Than Some White Collar Jobs by Maski87: 11:41pm On Jun 05, 2021
When the aboki on my street told how much he made every night selling suya,I almost fainted,I also noticed that my chick who was with me that night has started eying the man

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Re: Hustles In Nigeria That Pay More Than Some White Collar Jobs by money121(m): 11:48pm On Jun 05, 2021
Ok
Re: Hustles In Nigeria That Pay More Than Some White Collar Jobs by Krismas(m): 11:52pm On Jun 05, 2021
valentineuwakwe:
You know even add blogging plus other online stuff.....if them tell you how much they make a day from online stuffs, you go open mouth....
Well Nigeria can't stuff real guys from hustling. ....Nigeria and its government will never want you or the youths to grow
coolI hope ur ONLINE STUFF no be yahoo-yahoo?. grin If not, den I don mind trying it.

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Re: Hustles In Nigeria That Pay More Than Some White Collar Jobs by Krismas(m): 11:58pm On Jun 05, 2021
post=102418077:
Blogging Business Pays
coolHow? Throw more light. Maybe I can also embrace it
Re: Hustles In Nigeria That Pay More Than Some White Collar Jobs by Franking: 12:10am On Jun 06, 2021
What's barbing? Is it in the dictionary?
Re: Hustles In Nigeria That Pay More Than Some White Collar Jobs by Kaysalas(m): 12:21am On Jun 06, 2021
Peachy14:
Smoothie and juices, with a capital of 50k you can boast of daily take home. Nothing less than 13k. All you need do is to get a strong smoothie machine, attached yourself to a drinking joint or eatery and you are good to go. locate a local market where you can get your fresh fruits. Remember you can't make smoothie without ice cube.
Hi peachy! I am interested, what makes a strong smoothie machine? Can you put me through?

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Re: Hustles In Nigeria That Pay More Than Some White Collar Jobs by zanshi: 12:23am On Jun 06, 2021
Forget all this petty petty rubbish and go into exports.
Re: Hustles In Nigeria That Pay More Than Some White Collar Jobs by luckshine007: 12:39am On Jun 06, 2021
The Oga of then all na phone repair

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Re: Hustles In Nigeria That Pay More Than Some White Collar Jobs by iLegendd(m): 12:48am On Jun 06, 2021
brownemmanuel43:
If its not agriculture and IT then is nothing. These two are good to go in any country of the world including the newly created country (UAR) that's not in the Google map

On point.

Agric and IT. Though, I have an acronym I follow called RENTALS. It stands for

1. Real Estate (housing, hotel, etc.)
2. Entertainment (music, movies, sport, mobile/computer games, etc)
3. Natural Resources (renewable energy, crude, gold, etc.)
4. Technology (IT, trading, manufacturing, security devices, etc.)
5. Agricultural

6. Loan/Lending
7. Services (like school, transportation, import/export, health, wealth creation, etc.)

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Re: Hustles In Nigeria That Pay More Than Some White Collar Jobs by Zubbix: 1:00am On Jun 06, 2021
I laugh because you haven't seen how fast some online businesses can change one's financial status in a short time. I used to have doubts about this online stuffs until I made my first six figure through one of them. Then a lady got all my pistons firing when she made her first seven figures. Now, While we both have our white collar jobs, we milk from both sides.

Look at it this way...

To make enough money from Barbing, you have to scale right, and the only way to do that is: either you increase the quality of your Barbing services (like Installing a Plasma TV, an air-conditioning system, repainting the room, and so on) or you increase the quantity/number of Barbers in the shop. That is hiring more capable hands who are also skillful. Which means you have more people to pay salary.

Thing is, there will always be a cap (limit) over what you can earn from barbing because you can't keep employing more hands, and the speed of employee A can't be that of employee B.. So that if the maximum no of customers all of you can attend to in a day is say 20, you can't exceed that 20 even if you open your shop in the midnight. That's what I mean by a cap over your earning power.

But when you look at some online businesses, you will realise that the biggest asset they have is the internet space. Think FB, YouTube, Google, Instagram, Linkedln, TikTok, Snapchat and the others you know...How many people visit these platforms in just one hour... Now you get the gist.

There's simply no cap to your earning power. And the sweet thing about one of them is that; apart from leveraging on the online space, you can leverage on offline businesses like the barbing and leverage on solving people's problems or providing solutions to their needs/wants.

To say you can earn #400k in a month, is putting a cap over it... There's simply no limit to your earning power.

If these five 'Things' are available:


People
Needs/wants
Solution
Technology
Skill ****

Then you can tie a business around it and make so much money on automation.

Knowledge is simply money.

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Re: Hustles In Nigeria That Pay More Than Some White Collar Jobs by Iwattly(m): 1:15am On Jun 06, 2021
YA.....HOO is not added undecided cry

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Re: Hustles In Nigeria That Pay More Than Some White Collar Jobs by Peachy14: 2:06am On Jun 06, 2021
Kaysalas:

Hi peachy! I am interested, what makes a strong smoothie machine? Can you put me through?
you are welcome, always ready to help.

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Re: Hustles In Nigeria That Pay More Than Some White Collar Jobs by realstars: 2:15am On Jun 06, 2021
Elock1:
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But on a serious note
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Re: Hustles In Nigeria That Pay More Than Some White Collar Jobs by realstars: 2:28am On Jun 06, 2021
luckshine007:
The Oga of then all na phone repair
What About Photographic.
Re: Hustles In Nigeria That Pay More Than Some White Collar Jobs by bamasite2: 3:11am On Jun 06, 2021
25k to 30k is what you call white collar job?

Are you normal?

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Re: Hustles In Nigeria That Pay More Than Some White Collar Jobs by dazzlingd(m): 3:24am On Jun 06, 2021
This your post is based on several unwarranted assumptions.

No 1... white collar jobs that pay 25 to 30k na brown collar job....graduate entry in a reputable organisation pay from 150 to 300k minus bonus and allowances. Then salary increases over the years depending on the company.
There are many jobs that pay average of 500k to over a million.

2. You made barbing and selling of popcorn quite easily done on paper. Your calculations of daily earnings to monthly and annual earnings is completely flawed. Did you consider the high cost of rent, paying employees, electricity and other Bill, competition is crazy, plus money to settle boys.

While a white collar job doesn't suffer risk of an entrepreneur, they enjoyed salary during the pandemic, whether rain fall or not, whether rent increased or not, they were paid salaries unlike most of these artisans that almost died of hunger during the pandemic

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Re: Hustles In Nigeria That Pay More Than Some White Collar Jobs by vickydevoka(m): 3:29am On Jun 06, 2021
SamJed:
Actually, most of these so-called dirty jobs bring in money more than the so-called white-collar job. The only thing is that most of the people that do the former do not know money management. They tend to spend it on women and drinks and food. I know of a roadside mechanic that told us he makes about 300k a month. But if you look at him, he is suffering. He told us he wastes his money on nonsense. I know of a market woman selling stock fish that has properties in different places.
Exactly. U really nailed it. Agbero makes more than 100k in a month buh he can't save up to 10k a month
Re: Hustles In Nigeria That Pay More Than Some White Collar Jobs by stanley000: 4:00am On Jun 06, 2021
The real difference wjy white collar jobs saves more is the peaceful environment they enjoy. These jackboiz that makes more money or income have you considered the rough environments in which they make it? Coupled with the stress, the energy put into getting the work done, etc fos instance a mechanic makes more yes but the needs alot of energy i mean real energy not just someone sitting on a chair under an AC, so after working this same mechanic is all stressed out and needs some place to ease of before u know it 4bottles of beer is down, he ends off relaxing with a call girtl and in a night almost half of all those 6figures he worked is almost gone. The white collar guy earns little yes but he gets to keep that little on top the Chilled acc, plus a nice working environment (aside a boss shouting on you though).

So my ppl somehow someway white collar especially the self employed is key

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