I realise N45, 000 monthly, says local nail cutter

Thu, Apr 5, 2018 | By publisher


Economy

A local nail cutter, Mr Ibrahim Kabiru, 19, says he realises an average of N1, 500 daily, amounting to N45,000 monthly  from cutting and cleaning nails.

Kabiru, who operates in Benin, told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Thursday that the job was helping him to meet his needs.

The nail cutter said that he relocated from Sokoto State to Benin to start the job.

He said that though it was not easy for him to move around the city looking for customers, he was satisfied that he was not idle.

Kabiru told NAN that he was into maize farming but had no money to invest in it.

He said that he charged N100 for both pedicure and manicure and N50 for either of them.

According to him, starting nail cutting only requires about N1,000 to buy a pair of small scissors, nail cutter, foam, water and detergent.

When asked if he would love to go back to farming if supported, Kabiru said he would.

He said that one would need money to succeed in farming.

He told NAN that he was not educated and can only farm apart from nail cutting.

– Apr. 5, 2018 @ 14:17 GMT /

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