diebuhari1:
God punish Buhari for this.If only electricity was stable.

Techvillz:
Making money from making money from public phone charging in nigeria is one of he local business that many Nigerians neglect, but not this hausa man who shared how much he earns monthly from the business. A middle-aged man, who has been identified as Ibrahim Usman, who owns a place where he charges handset in Lafia, says he makes N180,000 monthly on phone-charging business, using I pass my neighbour generator and solar energy.

“I took advantage of the irregular provision of electricity in Lafia and makes N180,000 monthly,” Usman told the News agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Lafia on Saturday.

making money from public phone charging in nigeria
According to him, charging of phones and several other electrical accessories has being a source of income and it has also put food on my table and cash in my bank account.

“Although, i’m not happy that there’s irregular electricity provision in Lafia, I will say that has been to my advantage currently.

“Had power supply been stable, I would not have been able to make the N6,000 I make at least in a day. If you multiply it into 30 days, it is N180, 000 in a month,” he said.

He told NAN that he powers his business by solar energy to augment his petrol-powered generator, on which he spends N1,000 daily on fuel.

https://www.loadedviral.com/you-wont-believe-how-much-this-man-earns-months-from-phone-charging/

SegunAj:
BRAIN dey pain you?
How you go use 200 just to charge phone how much come be one litter of fuel

sudjgt:

Rilwayne001:


Shat ap ya mouth! Electricity is stable everywhere, maybe you live In a bush. :

cruchenutii:


Nice Analysis, revenue is different from profit.

adebayo3449:

My God go bless you.
I don't need any explanation.
It's a lie.
That is how people do.

BoboKush:

generationz:
I doubt he makes up to this in profits every month
while he isnt the first to venture into this business , a lot of factors will determine if he would be able to make such a huge profit monthly.

The nature of that areas power supply ( erratic or constant), how much he spends on fuel monthly , where he is located ( marketplace or residencial area) , and his securitt measures to ensure no phone is stolen are some of the biggest factors that will affect his income.

femi4:
180/30 = N6,000 per day

If it take 4hrs to charge a phone and charges 10 simultaneously.

Working for 16hrs = 40 phones charged per day
@ N200 per phone, he all make = 40*200 = N8000

Now, that make sense

femi4:
180/30 = N6,000 per day

If it take 4hrs to charge a phone and charges 10 simultaneously.

Working for 16hrs = 40 phones charged per day
@ N200 per phone, he all make = 40*200 = N8000

Now, that make sense

Queenext:
so u can charge a phone for #200.why not buy the fuel and charge your phone, and still watch TV... It's 50naira

generationz:
I doubt he makes up to this in profits every month
while he isnt the first to venture into this business , a lot of factors will determine if he would be able to make such a huge profit monthly.

The nature of that areas power supply ( erratic or constant), how much he spends on fuel monthly , where he is located ( marketplace or residencial area) , and his securitt measures to ensure no phone is stolen are some of the biggest factors that will affect his income.

Sicilyjoe:


U think say na everybody get gen? Out of hundred u can only see 30 peoples that own generator

EmagNig:


You people just come up with theories.... I know of a lady in abeokuta, she has nothing less than 50 sockets at her shop and there is no time that you pass around there that the entire sockets wont be occupied...Multiply that by N50 and by the hours of the day and subtract N2000 for fuel

Techvillz:
Making money from making money from public phone charging in nigeria is one of he local business that many Nigerians neglect, but not this hausa man who shared how much he earns monthly from the business. A middle-aged man, who has been identified as Ibrahim Usman, who owns a place where he charges handset in Lafia, says he makes N180,000 monthly on phone-charging business, using I pass my neighbour generator and solar energy.

“I took advantage of the irregular provision of electricity in Lafia and makes N180,000 monthly,” Usman told the News agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Lafia on Saturday.

making money from public phone charging in nigeria
According to him, charging of phones and several other electrical accessories has being a source of income and it has also put food on my table and cash in my bank account.

“Although, i’m not happy that there’s irregular electricity provision in Lafia, I will say that has been to my advantage currently.

“Had power supply been stable, I would not have been able to make the N6,000 I make at least in a day. If you multiply it into 30 days, it is N180, 000 in a month,” he said.

He told NAN that he powers his business by solar energy to augment his petrol-powered generator, on which he spends N1,000 daily on fuel.

https://www.loadedviral.com/you-wont-believe-how-much-this-man-earns-months-from-phone-charging/

generationz:
I doubt he makes up to this in profits every month
while he isnt the first to venture into this business , a lot of factors will determine if he would be able to make such a huge profit monthly.

The nature of that areas power supply ( erratic or constant), how much he spends on fuel monthly , where he is located ( marketplace or residencial area) , and his securitt measures to ensure no phone is stolen are some of the biggest factors that will affect his income.
Read what he said again

Queenext:
so u can charge a phone for #200.why not buy the fuel and charge your phone, and still watch TV... It's 50naira

generationz:
I doubt he makes up to this in profits every month
while he isnt the first to venture into this business , a lot of factors will determine if he would be able to make such a huge profit monthly.

The nature of that areas power supply ( erratic or constant), how much he spends on fuel monthly , where he is located ( marketplace or residencial area) , and his securitt measures to ensure no phone is stolen are some of the biggest factors that will affect his income.

femi4:
180/30 = N6,000 per day

If it take 4hrs to charge a phone and charges 10 simultaneously.

Working for 16hrs = 40 phones charged per day
@ N200 per phone, he all make = 40*200 = N8000

Now, that make sense