Have you hawked anything Before?
Share your Experience.

I hawked those coloured icecream,in the 80s.

Yes

Jewelries and women accessories

Junior secondary school

98.7942% of Nigerian girls hawk kpekus on a daily basis.

Kriss216:
98.7942% of Nigerian girls hawk kpekus on a daily basis.

Your hate and demeaning words against Nigeria girls won't make you a better man. You just an empty vessel ranting about women here. You're nothing but a shiiiit.

Kriss216:
98.7942% of Nigerian girls hawk kpekus on a daily basis.

and what are you, their 2022% regular customer.

Kriss216:
98.7942% of Nigerian girls hawk kpekus on a daily basis.

Never in my life. Anything that will make chase motor under hot sun and you no buy eventually, I go make sure say I wound you for mouth and I'm not joking

Yes. I once hawked moinmoin. My younger brother will carry bread while I carry the moinmoin wraps. This used to be around 2002 to 2007. Things were really tough then. However, we don't chase cars or any moving vehicles. We have our target customers. Sales can come at times, even as high as 1k+ especially when the weather is cold. People loved to stay warm eating our moinmoin wraps then.

I never hawked, nor did any of my siblings. But I do have a connect with those who do/did. I put myself in their shoes. It's not easy, especially children that should be at school.

Animegirl is pissed.

if Animegirl is not among the 98.7946% of girls that hawk their coochie because they have nothing else to offer,

then Animegirl should just look away.

If Animegirl is among the numbers,

then Animegirl has every right to be pissed.

Same goes for Simran94.

Suck on this.

K

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I hawked moimoi, then later hawked maize

Back when I was a kid around 12, my mom when to sell old newspaper. Her customers were people that use the old newspaper to wrap suya, roasted corn, guguru. Many of her customers also use the newspaper for toilet back then.

Any as a kid I decided one day to help her hawk the old newspaper. I remember that I took a bunch of old newspapers, rested it it on my arm and moved through a number of streets shouting, "paper here, paper paper paper" (which is what I usually hear my mom say).

Anyway I ended selling to about 4 person, and decided not to do it again, because I didn't need to. I knew that most of the buyers of the old newspaper wait for their regular suppliers instead of buying from a random hawker.

Yes oooooo.
No be today I begin to hustle.

May God bless our Hustle.

Omo I yaff hawked almost everything

Mumsi was a market woman funny thing nothing wey she nur sell

I hawked fish cloths sachet water tomato
Fried fish yam knockout shoes
Eye glass
Abeg e nur get work wey I nva do before apart from plane flying and the rest that requires vast knowledge

But it a thing of joy sha

Last Christmas I had to travel back home
Omo come see cruise when I Dey drive ride market wey I for don first hawk before
Come Dey jam one sweet song

Nope. Never done that. A parent wouldn’t want his child to do what he/she did while growing.

Kriss216:
98.7942% of Nigerian girls hawk kpekus on a daily basis.

The fact that most of your comments on this platform are about derogatory words against women shows how much of a jobless and pathetic guy you are.
Your life must really suck

You should get a life

Fosho. Way back used to hawk some exotic zoogerian hoes to sex starved elites and co

But man changed ways to better a profession. Thanks to Buhari and the forever dwindling economy

I've sold suya before is Oyo state

Ok

After my secondary school, sold ice cream. Funny enough I didn't even know how to ride a bicycle so I trekked around dragging my long John bicycle around.

As a lover of ice cream I would end up licking my supposed profit for the day, once sun hammer me, I go just jeje pack under a tree and lick like 3 packs and continue my waka.

I went from 75kg to 52kg within two weeks, hawking na your mate?

Hawked fruits and vegetables in the streets of Enugu for my mum then...not funny though. I would sometimes run into classmates and I would feel so ashamed cos I was in a supposedly high brow school.

At that point Dad was a bit down, but his insurance policy covered school fees for us children. Mum started up something to assist with feeding the family and as a mummy's boy I was her assistant and would sometimes hawk when sales at the shop was low.

Yes

Yes

I do, l sell pepper �️ for my wonderful Lovely mummy lya Alata

Yes.