We'll rebuild.

"We asked five people, each earning north of ₦700k/month, to talk about what they can do with their income."

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In 2016, Mo’Believe discovered his voice and sound, kicking off his career as a musician. Two albums and significant milestones later, he has no plans of slowing down. In this week’s #Hustleprint, he talks about how he’s been making it work.

. @tobijpg was in uni for a civil engineering degree before he decided to become a mechanic. For #Hustleprint, he talks about gaining relevant skills through internships, starting SmilesAutos, his car repair company, managing risks, and everything in between

In 2021, the 25-year-old in this #NairaLife got her first big break with an annual income of $20k. She was laid off about a year after. Then she got another job that paid her $15k/year. She was laid off after a few months. Now, she has her sights set on something else and thanks to her parents and savings, she has a chance of pulling it off.

The 37-year-old subject in this week’s #NairaLife might feel less exhausted if she earns ₦500k/month or gets a visa out of Nigeria. She doesn’t have a clear path to either at the moment, so she’s making do with what she has, as she's done for over 10 years.