I sold fried meat, i also work as labourer, i did so many odd job, to be a man is nt a day job

Good morning nairalanders...
Pls how do I get to tapo in badagry from festac town??

a big shout out to all real hustlers here on nairaland. more greens to your profits

Delivering cement blocks

Bar man at an upscale restaurant, but I had to wash cups at a point

Still not at the top sha

Security (watch night )

I worked as a labourer for a China construction company it wasn’t a good a experience at all. Then I’m now working for a Microfinance Bank as a Marketer. Im not there yet but God has something for each and everyone of us. Either good or bad what will be surely will be.

Worked as a guard, but thank God I'm in school.

A gate man security, when they get to know that I'm a graduate with a second upper degree they started respecting me. I really thank God for my life. May almighty God help who ever is finding difficulty to earn a living

mokaflex:
First job 6k teaching, PHS Jos. Drove taxi on the streets of Asaba. Now a millionaire no jokes Haven bare me witness.
Be strong mentally, work harder pray hardest

may God protect and guide you, boss.
pls assist me with any little thing I'm still struggling. and I'm facing hell presently

Acct: 0260755512
Gt bank God bless

I had to become a bricklayer In order to raise money for my pharmaceutical biz ambition. I did the work for 2years under the sun. Was able to start a smart patent medicine shop. To God be the glory, 4years on it has given birth to a big supermarket. Still hustling for that pharmacy shop

Pasted posters and share hand bills .. Very lucrative and stressful job ,leaving the house by 4am with my gang of 4 to deface Lagos then with our posters .I was just 16yrs did that for 2-3yrs before getting admission to uni .. The rest is history

having bagged a degree in chemistry from one of the prestigious Uni in Naija with strong grade, couldn't secure a job for sometimes, so I started making and selling liquid soap, and paint (painted house too), after doing that for a year, I got a job, as a medical rep, and exactly after one year doing that, I left the shore of my fatherland. I am not where I wanna be but I looked back in time, and I glorify the Lord. With every step I take, I am closer to my goal.

I need just 5 people that wanna learn how to make soap, paint etc to mention me and drop their emails.

This is my very tiny way of giving back and thanking Allah


Thanks

GOD is GREAT

i won't lie, i have done several menial jobs.
and illegal stuff.
including hard drugs delivering and involving in robbery.
but had quit all these with the fear of God and accepted the Savior.
but now I'm still wallowing in abject poverty, sometimes i feel like committing suicide.

anyway God is there sha. my helper will locate me soon

Did insurance salesman

Not at the top yet but I am planning to do something odd soon. Nd if I don't regret it, it will push me to the top then. So help me God.

Security Guard...still doing it now while focusing on the bigger picture, what lies ahead of me is greatness.

washing human dead bodies i am waiting to wash you all dead bodies too

I did charging of battery and phones at garage for touts for two years so many bad experience to collect money from tout.... Lose person phone.... Person battery over charge..... Phone Wil just off.... Slap n everything.... It was almost miserable tym of MA life..... But thank God for today.. . We getting dere n everything is better naw... Hoping for the best soon

After my secondary school i worked as a bricklayers helper 2003 till 2007 N600/day .then got admin into higher institution.Glory be Good todayam yet to reached my peak but thank God .

Worked as a casual worker at johnson wax nig limited immediately after my secondary education. As that job finish, i join my childhood labourer friend begin push sand with wheelbarrow for construction site for job #200 per day. then proceed to work as a roadside phone booth and recharge cards seller b4 i was admitted into the university. During the long ASUU strike, i came back to lagos to work at a printing press company as an office boy. Even after uni and awaiting nysc call up, i took a job at a supermarket still in lagos. After nysc, i couldnt get a job on time, so i joined my cousin(as motor boy) that works for nigerian breweries as a sales rep to dey sell beer for joints, brothel and every every, before i got a better graduate job, and relocated abroad later on...still on the hustle over though but i thank God for how far he has taken me too

imagine bobriskys workers reply in this forum.

did house boy they even lock me up for cell then and I thank God now because I have my own printing business

I am not successful yet but Thank God for where I am cos am still aiming high .
mehn me I really hustled it wasn't easy , my first hustling was as a laborer 400per day for lekki road back then , from there I worked as a cleaner for KFC inside mm2 while I was trying to be staffed, I lost the job and me been staff was not fruitful cos of one medical result, from there I worked as a vulcanizer at the same Mm2 , guy must chop and while doing this I was doing a part time ND. for that place one thing like that happen , wey one spy police died and we were all arrested for manslaughter. no be small thing o. I slept kirikiri for a week before I could secure my bail . Na God just love me for the matter wey I no know anything about . from there I left there to work as a pry sch teacher which I later moved to sec sch acct teacher. from there I worked a creative analyst and since my last company where I worked my goal as been to aim high and I am still working hard at the company I am now cos have not gotten to where I want yet but I thank God cos God as been so merciful

I did phone boy; carried bricks from site to site; sandfill house foundations, cleared grasses from compound to compound and did labourer for bricklayers. But today I'm a graduate of a reputable university.

Did all sorts of blue collar jobs while In cyprus .. ranging from construction job ( brick laying jobs) , worked at fish house ( selling all sorts of fishes and sea foods) , worked at a 5 Star hotel kitchen washing over 2k plates daily , cleaning at a restaurant .. these jobs are all done during and after my masters program. Though , not there yet but I thank God for how far I’ve gone here in Naija..

I taught kids for as low as 500N per month.
I worked in a bar. It was hella stressful. I've never had such a stressful job. I got so lean and pale.
I've worked as an house help.
I've served in parties, received all sorts of embarrassments. It wasn't easy.
I marketed goods on the roads of Lagos.
I presently use my crafts for sales. I'm not so buoyant, but then I'm thankful for how far I've arrived. It hasn't been easy, but it's been worth it.

In life, one has to be very rigid to make it. Cut away self doubts, shame and ego. None will take you no where. You also have to learn how to step out of your comfort zone.
I'm still hustling. I know I'll get there.

By the way, I've got some lovely Wigs for sale. Holla, please.

Hawking of stickers in traffic

Sales boy, hawked DVD plates (I ended up watching all the movies myself, because people no buy lol), loaded rice and fertilizer on trailers at Apapa wharf, cleared grass with cutlass in a company, packed bird (fowl) droppings (shiit) in poultries, and so many yeye jobs till I eventually found Yah** which stopped me from committing suicide

Wait oh! Where are all the female monikers? No hustle or y'all just ashamed to say y'all fvcked for money (most of them are still in the olosho biz, anyway). Nothing dey inside na, it's all part of hustle.


Make una nor vex oh! Na joke