In Nigeria Without A Certificate (Girls Will Rush No. 4 And Guys No. 2)

How much do you make daily? Like if you
calculate the amount you earn monthly or
weekly and divide by number of days ,
how much do you earn daily?
It is surprising to note that many still
believe that they can only make money if
they are graduates or have a certificate of
some sort or the other.
Given the current prices of foodstuff, fuel,
data and other daily necessities, it is
important to note that many who do not
have a certificate still earn a reasonable
amount. How can you join the ranks of
those who earn a reasonable amount of
money daily without a certificate?
This is easy, but not as easy as it
sounds. The first step is you must
determine if you have the skill of writing.
Can you write very well? Are you creative?
Then you can start earning money by
writing freelance.
In Nigeria, newspapers and online news
media always want articles and stories.
You can key in to this by first choosing a
beat, what can you write best on? Health,
politics, crime, fashion, entertainment?
Choose a beat, focus on it and start
writing about it.
It doesn’t always have to be news, it can
also be opinions and personal stories.
Write the articles and then send to the
newspapers and online news media
platforms. You will be earning in little or
no time.
2. Sales
The fear of failing in business has made
many scared to go into the business
world. However, sales will always be a
very good way to earn a reasonable
amount of money daily.
Online marketing is one way to boost your
sales, and it has reduced the risks to a
certain extent. Creating social media
pages and advertising your wares on
them will make your business more visible
to likely customers.
3. Taxi
If you have a private car, you could link up
with the various taxi companies around
and while going about your daily
commuting you can pick up and drop
passengers earning as you go.
There are several companies which you
can register with that will connect you to
large base of customers which will enable
you to earn money while going about your
daily commuting apart from some little
detours.
If you do not have a private car, some taxi
companies regularly hire drivers with some
amount of experience, so you could try to
apply to them. Taxi drivers earn
reasonably daily both from rides and tips.
4. Body care
The market for services increases daily in
Nigeria. So from, barbing and hairdressing
to fashion, many Nigerians are keying into
the services industry and making money
reasonably off it.
The learning process for many aspects of
the services industry is relatively short and
inexpensive. So learn one of those skills,
from barbing, nail fixing, hair dressing,
make up and so on.
While it might be difficult for you to set up
your own business, you could start with
many of the established ones and lend
your services for pay, until you get a good
base of customers.
While it might be difficult for you to set up
your own business, you could start with
many of the established ones and lend
your services for pay, until you get a good
base of customers.
5. Car Wash
if you are told the amount of money some
people make from washing cars daily, you
would most likely quit whatever job you
are doing right now.
A car wash requires water and a good
location and you are good to go. If you
can find these things you can easily rake
in more than N5,000 daily.
This list is by no means exhaustive, so if
there are other avenues you are aware of,
you can share with us in the comment box
below.