ambale:
Where do you stay currently?

And can you run marketing job?

Munsaz:
■ When I was in University I built a online forum it failed I could not get new users and I could not continue to fund the project.I also built a classified ad website it also failed.I am a graduate I don apply jobs tire no job up to now I still live with my parents I currently have a a vtu website that is live I am having problem with liquidity I feel like a failure I have never made something that become successful and I have tried a lot businesses.currently am very broke I can't even afford internet data what should i do am so angry and depressed.

Kobojunkie:
You are 26 and living with your parents. Thank your stars you still have a roof over your head and parents to help you still. Over 24 million Nigerians out there do not have your education level and are currently homeless.

Now back to your supposed failed business ventures. Have you ever considered investigating the failures? I mean why exactly did your forum fail? Was it a lack of reasonable content or traffic? Do you now know how to get those issues resolved or do you somehow believe businesses automagically succeed once you create them? Maybe you should go manual, find a library and investigate how businesses actually succeed online, and then come back to try again at some of those ideas of yours that failed. There are over 200 million Nigerians out there in Nigeria so no be say customer no day. You instead need to find a product wey dem go wan buy into, and that requires some serious thinking on your part. So you need to do a lot of work.

If at first you don't succeed, try, try, try, and try again!

Kobojunkie:
You are 26 and living with your parents. Thank your stars you still have a roof over your head and parents to help you still. Over 24 million Nigerians out there do not have your education level and are currently homeless.

Now back to your supposed failed business ventures. Have you ever considered investigating the failures? I mean why exactly did your forum fail? Was it a lack of reasonable content or traffic? Do you now know how to get those issues resolved or do you somehow believe businesses automagically succeed once you create them? Maybe you should go manual, find a library and investigate how businesses actually succeed online, and then come back to try again at some of those ideas of yours that failed. There are over 200 million Nigerians out there in Nigeria so no be say customer no day. You instead need to find a product wey dem go wan buy into, and that requires some serious thinking on your part. So you need to do a lot of work.

If at first you don't succeed, try, try, try, and try again!

Munsaz:
■ This is the forum I built but it is no longer live

Munsaz:


Thanks bro for opening my eyes is blessing to have a roof on my head, education and supportive parents.

The forum failed because I could not continue to pay for the marketing and hosting I was not getting traffic I only got 700 users.

Thanks I will research on why businesses succeed

Yh Nigeria have a big market I research for high demand product

I don de try for 8 years now I never succeed

Kobojunkie:
From the bit you have there, even I would not find it inviting at all. What exactly was the forum meant for? What does Gamorah mean? Or why Gamorah? The major reason why the majority of Nigerian forums fail is they copy and paste, without any sense of originality added, in hopes that they can replicate the success of others. The copy-and-paste business notion may work in Nigeria where you have so many in the same line of business - mechanic, provision sales, spare parts dealing, but not online.

Take a close look at what other young people in other countries are doing. They are not just creating websites for the sake of it. They are digging deep within themselves and their communities to find ways to plug themselves into what is going on and still make something of it either directly or indirectly. You are young and this is a good time for you to really sit back and do that research to begin something meaningful and maybe even rewarding instead of worrying about your age.

Munsaz:
When I was in University I built a online forum it failed I could not get new users and I could not continue to fund the project.I also built a classified ad website it also failed.I am a graduate I don apply jobs tire no job up to now I still live with my parents I currently have a a vtu website that is live I am having problem with liquidity I feel like a failure I have never made something that become successful and I have tried a lot businesses.currently am very broke I can't even afford internet data what should i do am so angry and depressed.

Kobojunkie:
From the bit you have there, even I would not find it inviting at all. What exactly was the forum meant for? What does Gamorah mean? Or why Gamorah? The major reason why the majority of Nigerian forums fail is they copy and paste, without any sense of originality added, in hopes that they can replicate the success of others. The copy-and-paste business notion may work in Nigeria where you have so many in the same line of business - mechanic, provision sales, spare parts dealing, but not online.

Take a close look at what other young people in other countries are doing. They are not just creating websites for the sake of it. They are digging deep within themselves and their communities to find ways to plug themselves into what is going on and still make something of it either directly or indirectly. You are young and this is a good time for you to really sit back and do that research to begin something meaningful and maybe even rewarding instead of worrying about your age.

Kobojunkie:
From the bit you have there, even I would not find it inviting at all. What exactly was the forum meant for? What does Gamorah mean? Or why Gamorah? The major reason why the majority of Nigerian forums fail is they copy and paste, without any sense of originality added, in hopes that they can replicate the success of others. The copy-and-paste business notion may work in Nigeria where you have so many in the same line of business - mechanic, provision sales, spare parts dealing, but not online.

Take a close look at what other young people in other countries are doing. They are not just creating websites for the sake of it. They are digging deep within themselves and their communities to find ways to plug themselves into what is going on and still make something of it either directly or indirectly. You are young and this is a good time for you to really sit back and do that research to begin something meaningful and maybe even rewarding instead of worrying about your age.

tanigororo:

Your Forum could have succeeded, but lack of funds.
But never stop building and pushing products out their, you are still experimenting, you will definitely get your break through, hang in their.

columbus007:
Op, but do you know how many people are on the street without roof over their head, since you don't know what you have until you loose it OK loose it first.

Sucolee:
If you dont have job nd u still have a family that is putting Food on ur table,i swear u're doing better

BigDawsNet:
If this young man they country wey value citizens potential now… he for be the new mark Mini Elon musk but in naija u hav to fight for ur progress

Stevenbright:
Post link to the vtu website if it is functional and rendering the desired services, people can get to know and patronize it or even get an investor from here.

Pussyisgud:
No time is ever too late, no age is, even at 52 you can begin your hustle.
The main thing is the determination to succeed. Im about your age and if i tell you how many times i have failed in this life lol, the main thing is that i see my failures as a win because anytime i failed i picked myself up and tried my best not to repeat that same mistake again.
IF I TELL YOU HOW MANY TIMES I'VE FAILED, i might not be a dangote now but I'm doing fine.

Blitzking:

Where are you located and you seem to be good at building websites...lets partner and we might end up buying some villas in shoreline Estate on the island.drop you phone number or email

Munsaz:


I am located in kebbi state my email is
thatway2060@gmail.com

Munsaz:


www.Ravepay.ng

Munsaz:


www.Ravepay.ng

Blitzking:
would message you

Stevenbright:


Nice job there but it still a work in progress. I registered and did some functionality testing.

Munsaz:


Omo the name gamorah means prosperity or abundance thanks I will look within and find what will make me different in the online business.i will do more research