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I make N180,000 monthly, says telephone charger

Admin September 1, 2018

I make N180,000 monthly, says telephone charger

 

I make N180,000 monthly, says telephone charger

A middle-aged man, Ibrahim Usman, who operates a telephone charging outfit in Lafia, says he makes N180,000 monthly on telephone charging, using generator and solar power.

“I took advantage of the irregular electricity supply in Lafia to make about N180,000 monthly,” Usman told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Lafia on Saturday.

According to him, charging of phones and other electrical accessories has put food on my table and money in my bank account.

“Although, I am not happy that there is irregular electricity supply in Lafia, I can say that has been to my advantage now.

“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.

Usman appreciated his customers, even as he advised the youth not to always wait on the government for jobs.

“Instead, youths can create something worthwhile for themselves. It is always good to have something to fall back on in the absence of the white-collar jobs.

“You can learn one or two skills to enable you survive and live independently,” he added.

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