Business Opportunities Available To Nigerian College Students

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@iskawrites: Assignment. Laundry. Saving. Thrift Clothes. Writing Material. Computer. Time in the right environment can be cashed in. I was thinking Computer will come first. But it's still good you added this. Students do have a lot of opportunities in the school environment if they are looking hard. I agree that Nigerian schools are the right environment to start businesses because entrepreneurs can always cash in on the population. This profit will be made. Thank you for sharing, Jose.

@depressedfuckup: I don't think I've heard about saving for other students before. I don't see that happening much here. Thrift clothes would be the biggest way to make cash as a student in my opinion, especially if you're something with a fashion style that a lot of people admire. You literally will use your lifestyle to market your business. At the university I'm doing my NSS right now, I noticed one of the mature medical students in one of the classes I tutor has established a small pharmacy not far from campus. And it's actually doing pretty well because it's one of the closest pharmacies to campus. The University's own pharmacy is selling at very exorbitant prices, so most students turn to him instead since his prices are relatively cheaper and he's near as well. There's also this one guy that used to be a student here and started a small business of buying thrift stuff (not just clothes) and reselling them. That has to be the most successful student run business I've seen since I got here. He has become popular for it and gets a lot of business.

@amiableamara: In school then my friend use to help me make my hair and will charge me less than if i had gone to a salon. There was this hair she styled for me and my sister that lives in the city have to invite her over to make the same hair for her. She paid her good money for it.

@wongi: This was just what I needed. Irrespective of how we may think, along the line university students need a way to wax in more money and these suggestions were very helpful ones. Laundry and savings are new to me. Never heard of or seen people doing these ones.

@collinz: Thank you for sharing such useful ideas @josediccus. I have often said that money is around us just that they are disguised. Many students tend to concentrate solely on pursuing traditional white collar jobs, disregarding other potential avenues for job creation. However, there are numerous overlooked job opportunities that can prove to be highly lucrative. It all boils down to observing our surroundings and exploring ways in which ideas can be monetized.

@threedotz: Thank you for sharing, not every student can manage business and academics but for those who can balance it, it’s a great opportunity. I used to sell thrift clothes 10 years ago while I was In ABU remedial school and it helped a lot.

@jfang003: The economy revolves around a lot of things and I like how you mention services that students can get involved in. It's more than just working for some big corporation and people are always looking for a way to solve some of their issues.

@takhar: Great ideas on how college students can leverage their environment to create side hustles that will help them with fulfilling their financial needs. It will take some discipline to pull off but it is very possible. There are gaps in the college market that savvy students can fill.

@beauty197: All this tips are perfect and will surely pay any student who try them out, not just during school days even after school because Nigeria is not smiling financially. Thanks

@dwayne16: Some many opportunities in school, most of which have been of great help to me till now I learned from friends in school. Not always about helping because sometimes all it takes is to know somebody that will impact knowledge in you

@balikis95: I did a lot while in school. Making hair, cooking, and any legit things I could get my hands on. I also did coaching... Hehe. It was tough but I excelled. I do agree with some seeing laundry as a dirty business. Smh. Life hasn't visited them yet. I do agree with selling too and every outlined word said. Good job😁.