I’ve been meaning to do a piece on this topic for a while
because I know I’m not the only one that thinks about it and I find it
worrisome each time I witness it.
How do you feel when you see able bodied men hawking
kolanut, bittercola, sweets, pure water, sliced coconut and other mundane
stuffs on the streets? People you know obviously have mouths to feed, and you
wonder how they get by and what the proceeds would be like after all that
scorching sun.
For me, what comes to mind is that “these people must be
doing something illegal by the side to augment”.
Most people would say this is attributed to lack of better
capital to start a reasonable business which to some extent may be true. But on
the other hand, couldn’t they have done better? Which ofcourse leads to my
poser:
If you were given N10,000- N20,000 to start a small scale
business, what would you do with it? Would you make better choices than these
humble and maybe clueless Nigerians? Would you fare better?
A fair number of them make good profit daily on little or no capital oh.
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