Meerahbel:


There's was a channel (USM) on telegram I joined some years back while searching for a way out of my situation then, the owner advice us to save in $, I never regretted doing that till date. We started saving in $ when it was N400 to a $.

Good to hear from someone who actually did same.

I was giving this advice on NL before the Naira dropped to 200/1. I was advising on my own experience and observations. I was even advising people to buy assets ... take huge loans if you can ... buy currency.. buy assets. Currencies do fluctuate but this Naira is and will be heading downhill for the foreseeable future.

Meerahbel:
The plan is once I sell. I will use half of the money to get 8plots that's an acre, you see why real estate is a cheat code to wealth

Honestly,that is a fantastic plan. Keep it up.

I missed a property four years ago,the property got sold for 5million naira in 2020...it was not up to 5months when the price went up to 20million.

Now,I went to enquire about the property,they said it is now 100million.

I was dazed and to be honest,I did not sleep that day. I just took my mind back when the seller was begging me to buy and I refused.

1Alex:
I am in the same shoes. My colleagues are studying further, gathering different certificates here and there, but to me, when you look at the situation of this country, those certificates will lead to nowhere and that makes them a waste of time and money.

Therefore, I started early to prepare for retirement by learning tech skills that I can continue to do and get paid even at 90 years old as long as one can still operate a computer.

What tech skills have you

smasher1:


Saving over 70% of salary is possible. I do that.

How possible is it to save over 70% of one's salary in this Tinubu regime?
Please give an example using statistical breakdown.

1Alex:
I am in the same shoes. My colleagues are studying further, gathering different certificates here and there, but to me, when you look at the situation of this country, those certificates will lead to nowhere and that makes them a waste of time and money.

Therefore, I started early to prepare for retirement by learning tech skills that I can continue to do and get paid even at 90 years old as long as one can still operate a computer.

Which tech skill can you recommend that won't stress much

Telltruth123:
My advice to salary earners, I am a graduate of Accounting and I have been working for the past 12 years but presently I don't have any savings. I have made some mistakes during this journey.
Below are my advice to salary earners so that you won't live in regrets as I am presently:

1. Save at least 20% of your earnings you can increase it if you have the capacity but it must not be below 20%, you can save it in a co-operative society, I learned that after some few months, they will lend you three times of the money you save with low interest rate.

2.Try and have a business plan, calculate the amount you will need for the business and save towards it, you don't need to leave your work unless it grows to a certain level that can pay 3 times your salary.

3. Don't touch your savings unless for business, it is good to save it where you can't easily access it , co-operative society, bank with instructions on duration etc

4. Don't entrust your business with family members, they don't take it serious, I have bad experience with this and I am regretting it.

5. Don't lend out your savings, people might not return it, I have bad experience with this and I am regretting it.

6. If you are working in a company where you have access to loan, please make use of the opportunity as the interest rate is low invest it in a business, there is no access to loan in my company so I don't have the opportunity..

7. Lastly know that you can't be young for life make sure you have a business running for you so that when the work force is rejecting your age limit, you will have something to fall back on
I reject poverty for me and you.
Thank you.

Thank you for advertising corporative society, that's the best place to keep your money. At the end of the year, the dividend is also superb

Ibechris2:
Practically,I have done all of the above and thank God I did it early.

I work where I earn 250k gross but honestly,my side income is equivalent of my five years salary and I am a level 12 officer soon to resign from this job.

All what u have said is nothing but the truth.

For young men and women in their 20's, start early and refrain from gambling and wastages of keeping girl friends here and there. They are bunch of distraction and same applies to ladies who wants to be focus,leave men alone and focuss on your ambitions.

Which business can one start with 700k sir?

I'm a level 9 officer.

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vickydevoka:

What tech skills have you

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Ibechris2:
Practically,I have done all of the above and thank God I did it early.

I work where I earn 250k gross but honestly,my side income is equivalent of my five years salary and I am a level 12 officer soon to resign from this job.

All what u have said is nothing but the truth.

For young men and women in their 20's, start early and refrain from gambling and wastages of keeping girl friends here and there. They are bunch of distraction and same applies to ladies who wants to be focus,leave men alone and focuss on your ambitions.

Gambling is fun untill u lose your life. I am currently in a big mess. It will take me 6 year to recover. I started gambling since I was a kid, bet9ja came n I started visual during service, I was useless up to the time my money got finished. After 2 years of recovering myself. I say make I try. I used a million n made 2 million. B4 u know I lost 30 million. My bank account was blocked bcus I use binnace to exchange my money since I live outside de country. I hate associating with people or making friends, I'm usually self isolated that's y I can lose my life without anyone knowing. Right now I just have to start investing in biz I don't care if it pays or not.
Most Nigerians are scammers especially your relatives.

Meerahbel:
My secondary school gate man, has been with us before I joined the school, it was when I was graduating he moved into his own house and invited everyone of us. I would have mentioned the school but once I do they would know me because I was their head girl

Boss! I used to be like you. I started out as teaching for 30,000. I had rent, food and sundry to pay until one day, I was in the investment section on the stock market channel and someone dropped a WhatsApp group link for discussion about NSE now NGX, that was the turning point. I met men who have been in NGX for more than a decade, men in their early 50's and 60's who have seen and done it all, living on their dividends and other sources of income. They taught me some of the things I know today Chief of them is Emmanuelmanie

Megawealth has a NGX discord discussion group, I was one of his beneficiary of one call that changed my life.

In the mist of multitude advice there's safety.

We have those that make things happen,
& we have those complain, I used to be the latter, but things have changed and I am grateful to NL and the men I mentioned above.

I am not complaining oooo...
But check the timeline and period of economy descrampcies.....
You must be close to 30 or a little bit above 30.......do the maths... check when you were 25 and now 30... Or so
Now you could get get a bag of rice for less than 30k 3 years before now...
Can 30k even give you a good meal..... daily if you spread the money for daily feeding.....

I have a ton of business ideas in my head.... especially food business.... but there's no environment to do it......
I would like to come close to anyone who has achieved built a house... with a 30k salary..... from 3 years ago timeline without getting into criminal activities or massive support from family and friends....
Nobody supports me oooo....
Nah me and my God....

If you know anyway I can go into any investment or any stuff that can turnover I my salary......I am ready to join....
Walahi....

GorillaApp:

Which tech skill can you recommend that won't stress much

you are not ready to learn anything.

OlawaleBammie:
Baba no stress urself, no be u hin dey talk to....na some of them in their league that earns like 400k and above

Chai! So no hope for low income earners

Meerahbel:
MONEY247 this is someone that was a able to build his house in a space of 7yrs. Make you continue to dey complain.

Seplat Plc defies all odds, outperforms it's elephant size, to grow above N5,000 per share, as 100,000 units now cost more than 500 million naira.


Interesting times ahead...

I missed this stock way back but jumped on NDDC stocks on NASD when it was N200 but today it at over 600 naira.


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I am not complaining, I am looking for solutions....if you have any you can let me know....I am not fighting with anyone.... just want to have a better life.... nothing more

Daniel Apata said, Pay now and play later or you play now and pay later The choice is yours.

MONEY247:

I am not complaining oooo...
But check the timeline and period of economy descrampcies.....
You must be close to 30 or a little bit above 30.......do the maths... check when you were 25 and now 30... Or so
Now you could get get a bag of rice for less than 30k 3 years before now...
Can 30k even give you a good meal..... daily if you spread the money for daily feeding.....

I have a ton of business ideas in my head.... especially food business.... but there's no environment to do it......
I would like to come close to anyone who has achieved built a house... with a 30k salary..... from 3 years ago timeline without getting into criminal activities or massive support from family and friends....
Nobody supports me oooo....
Nah me and my God....

If you know anyway I can go into any investment or any stuff that can turnover I my salary......I am ready to join....
Walahi....

Firstly, do you have a saving culture? Because I learnt very fast in investing that CASH is KING because if you do, it the first part to get to where you desire.

MONEY247:

I am not complaining, I am looking for solutions....if you have any you can let me know....I am not fighting with anyone.... just want to have a better life.... nothing more

I like the fact you want a better Iife, then you have to imbibe certain habits I bet you in the next 6 months you would be happy at some of the changes you have made in your own life.

vickydevoka:

Gambling is fun untill u lose your life. I am currently in a big mess. It will take me 6 year to recover. I started gambling since I was a kid, bet9ja came n I started visual during service, I was useless up to the time my money got finished. After 2 years of recovering myself. I say make I try. I used a million n made 2 million. B4 u know I lost 30 million. My bank account was blocked bcus I use binnace to exchange my money since I live outside de country. I hate associating with people or making friends, I'm usually self isolated that's y I can lose my life without anyone knowing. Right now I just have to start investing in biz I don't care if it pays or not.
Most Nigerians are scammers especially your relatives.

Rule 4 in business even if his your father have a signed agreement with the person.

Ouchbabe:


Chai! So no hope for low income earners

There's hope!

Meerahbel:
you are not ready to learn anything.

No vex my brother. Many things full the head. I know nothing comes easy. I'm built rugged. Trust me. So what will you recommend

Meerahbel:
I like the fact you want a better Iife, then you have to imbibe certain habits I bet you in the next 6 months you would be happy at some of the changes you have made in your own life.

You seem to be in stock and share business....
Do you know any high values stocks that can guarantee massive turnover in short period of time.....I don't like savings in bqnks as naira plummets everyday....

MONEY247:

I am not complaining oooo...
But check the timeline and period of economy descrampcies.....
You must be close to 30 or a little bit above 30.......do the maths... check when you were 25 and now 30... Or so
Now you could get get a bag of rice for less than 30k 3 years before now...
Can 30k even give you a good meal..... daily if you spread the money for daily feeding.....

I have a ton of business ideas in my head.... especially food business.... but there's no environment to do it......
I would like to come close to anyone who has achieved built a house... with a 30k salary..... from 3 years ago timeline without getting into criminal activities or massive support from family and friends....
Nobody supports me oooo....
Nah me and my God....

If you know anyway I can go into any investment or any stuff that can turnover I my salary......I am ready to join....
Walahi....

This is a business that can be started even now. I would advise you start now. There's was a teacher here on NL and he started same business today he has employed 3 staff.

Meerahbel:
There's hope!

Let's be practical now.
I'm a teacher in a private school in Lagos. My school don't support after school lesson. Kindly advice on what I can do.
I do branding of t-shirts, exercise books, banner as side hustle but the order is not regular.
Please I'm ready to try out new things that will work

Yes both foreign and local

MONEY247:

You seem to be in stock and share business....
Do you know any high values stocks that can guarantee massive turnover in short period of time.....I don't like savings in bqnks as naira plummets everyday....

Unfortunately I do not give financial advice. The link in my bio is what I used to save in $. I was not ready to go to any bank an open an dorm account.

Love800:
Okay.
The side hustle you talked about, is also a business. Both can fail you. Better to just take the risk of doing anyone that catches ones interest.

Risk-taking is something else, and we all have different risk tolerances.

My question is this: If the guy who started this thread uses his life savings to start a business, and it fails, do you think he will not think of committing suicide with his tone? My comment only highlighted the high risk of business failure. So, do you really believe that personal savings, particularly in a harsh economy like Nigeria, are only sufficient for a first-time business venture? It is now up to everyone. We should decide what we want. But I advise everyone to be prepared to fail. Why take such a risk if you know you will be unable to recover from such failure? That is an unnecessary risk. But some will still do it, and they will begin shouting "my hard-earned savings." Lol.

IyaTola:
This is a business that can be started even now. I would advise you start now. There's was a teacher here on NL and he started same business today he has employed 3 staff.

Kindly share.
I'm open to any legal business that won't require much capital as I'm a teacher on low salary.

Ibechris2:
Practically,I have done all of the above and thank God I did it early.

I work where I earn 250k gross but honestly,my side income is equivalent of my five years salary and I am a level 12 officer soon to resign from this job.

All what u have said is nothing but the truth.

For young men and women in their 20's, start early and refrain from gambling and wastages of keeping girl friends here and there. They are bunch of distraction and same applies to ladies who wants to be focus,leave men alone and focuss on your ambitions.

Why did you disobey the law

A civil servant like an officer as u said is not supposed to do any other business as a government worker.

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Ouchbabe:

Let's be practical now.
I'm a teacher in a private school in Lagos. My school don't support after school lesson. Kindly advice on what I can do.
I do branding of t-shirts, exercise books, banner as side hustle but the order is not regular.
Please I'm ready to try out new things that will work

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smasher1:


Saving over 70% of salary is possible. I do that.

Using net salary of 250k as an example, how can one live on 75k after 70% savings.
It is kinda unrealistic to most average Nigerians.

Meerahbel:
Yes both foreign and local Unfortunately I do not give financial advice. The link in my bio is what I used to save in $. I was not ready to go to any bank an open an dorm account.

Yes... I would diligently do my research...
I watched a YouTube video like a year ago... a Nigerian guy advised buying s&p stocks with at least $10 for the next 10 years.
And you the returns would be far greater than the investment.
....s&p capitulate the total value of US stocks....
Do you think investing in US stocks makes sense....if you can just throw a little light...

Thanks

Yungmil:


Why did you disobey the law

A civil servant like an officer as u said is not supposed to do any other business as a government worker.

apart from farming

Ouchbabe:

Kindly share.
I'm open to any legal business that won't require much capital as I'm a teacher on low salary.

You already into the business of perfume.
How are you using social media to leverage on your business?
If banks have a department specifically for just social media posting, how much more you?
Here's what you would do
1. Look for those in the same line of business you do offline and offer to be their social media manager for free or paid that way you get to learn more about the business
2. Search for the best perfume sellers in the world, Africa and Nigeria on social media, look at what they are doing and see if you can replicate that about your business on social media

All the best.

smasher1:


You can still save 5 to 10k monthly.

The person u quoted stated he earns 30k, u are still saying he can save 5k to 10k from it monthly? Have u been to the market recently? I went to market today, I spent 15k on just tomatoes, fish & sweet potatoes. I have only 100 naira left of the 15k. Let's be realistic with our projections pls. Things are crazily expensive out there.

Meerahbel:
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As a teacher in a private school in Lagos, you're looking to supplement your income since your school doesn't support after-school lessons. Your side hustle in branding t-shirts, exercise books, and banners is a great start, but you're right to explore other options to increase your earnings. Here are some ideas to consider:

Online Opportunities:

1. Online Tutoring: Offer your teaching services online, focusing on students who need extra help outside of regular school hours. You can use platforms like TutorMe, Chegg, or Varsity Tutors.
2. Course Creation: Develop and sell online courses teaching subjects you're knowledgeable in. Platforms like Udemy, Teachable, or Skillshare can host your courses.
3. Affiliate Marketing: Promote educational resources, products, or services and earn a commission for each sale made through your unique referral link.

Offline Ventures:

1. Private Lessons: Offer private lessons to students outside of your school, either in-person or online. You can advertise your services on social media or use word-of-mouth referrals.
2. Test Prep: Prepare students for standardized tests like JAMB, WAEC, or NECO. You can partner with local tutorial centers or offer private sessions.
3. Educational Workshops: Organize workshops or seminars on topics related to your subject area. You can charge attendees a fee and offer additional resources or services.

*Other Ideas:*

1. Sell Educational Materials: Create and sell educational materials like study guides, past questions, or revision notes.
2. Partner with Local Businesses: Collaborate with local businesses to offer educational services or workshops, potentially generating revenue for both parties.
3. Freelance Writing: Offer your writing services to educational publications, websites, or companies needing content related to your subject area.
4. EdTech Development: Create educational software, apps, or games that cater to the Nigerian market.
5. Consulting: Offer consulting services to schools, educational institutions, or individuals seeking guidance on educational matters.

Branding and Marketing:

1. Develop a Strong Online Presence: Create a professional website or blog to showcase your services, skills, and experience.
2. Social Media Marketing: Leverage social media platforms to promote your services, engage with potential clients, and build your personal brand.
3. Networking: Attend educational conferences, seminars, and workshops to connect with potential clients, partners, or collaborators.

Tips:

1. Start Small: Begin with one or two new ventures and gradually scale up as you gain momentum.
2. Be Patient: Building a successful side hustle takes time, effort, and perseverance.
3. Stay Organized: Manage your time effectively to balance your teaching responsibilities with your side hustles.
4. Continuously Learn: Update your skills and knowledge to stay competitive in the educational landscape.

Remember, these ideas are just a starting point. Be creative, innovative, and open to exploring new opportunities. Good luck!


Job Title: Online Teacher / Tutor

Location: Nigeria
Employment Type: Full-time (Remote)

Job Summary
We are looking for tutors in the following subject categories:

Mathematics
Languages
English
Coding
Pre-School
Specials Needs
Art

Responsibilities

Conduct online tutoring sessions in the designated subject(s) for individuals or groups of students.
Develop and implement personalized lesson plans to address the unique learning needs of each student.
Provide clear explanations of complex concepts and ensure student comprehension.
Assess student progress and adjust teaching methods accordingly.
Utilize various instructional materials, resources, and technologies to enhance the learning experience.
Communicate effectively with students, parents, and/or guardians to provide feedback on student performance.
Stay abreast of advancements in the subject matter and educational technology to continually improve teaching methods.
Maintain accurate student attendance records, progress, and any additional relevant information.


Method of Application
Interested and qualified candidates should send their Resume to: recruitments@brintsschool.com using the Job Title as the subject of the mail.

Wao!
This is loaded.
So much info here. Thanks a bunch.
I will definitely be looking into these suggestions. Once again Gracias!