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5 Side Hustles for Nigerian Students (Because Pocket Money Is a Scam 😭)

Creative 58 days ago Participants (3)
  • Angel

    Let’s be honest — these days, your monthly allowance can’t even survive Week 2 😩. Whether you're in UNILAG, UNN, or UI, you already know the struggle. So instead of depending on vibes and garri, here are 5 side hustles for Nigerian students that don’t require capital:

     

     

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    1. Blogging & Forums (Like This One!)

    Konnect is not your mate! You can post, comment, and refer people — and you’ll be getting paid for it. If you’re reading this, congrats... you’ve already started! 😎

     

     

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    2. Typing & Assignments for Lazy Coursemates

    Some people have money but no brain (respectfully 😂). Offer to help them with assignments or type notes for a fee. Just don’t do their final year project — it can end in premium tears.

     

     

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    3. Selling Anything on WhatsApp

    Perfumes, second-hand phones, thrift wear, even food — just upload to your status and tell your hostel mates. “Sapa no dey respect introverts,” so market yourself.

     

     

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    4. Content Creation (Even if it’s Just Rants)

    You don’t need ring light and iPhone 13 to blow. TikTok, YouTube Shorts, IG Reels — start with what you have. If you’re funny, real, or talented, people will notice.

     

     

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    5. Campus PR & Affiliate Links

    Help lecturers, brands, or small businesses promote their stuff. Sign up for Jumia or Learnoflix affiliate programs and share links. Every click = small cash.

     

     

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    🔑 Moral of the Story:

    Don’t wait till “after school” to start building income streams. Use your brain, your phone, and your WiFi password that you stole from class 🤫.

     

     

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    💬 Which hustle have you tried already? Or which one flopped for you?

    Let’s gist in the comments —

    someone might learn from your mistake 😂👇

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