Being a student in Nigeria comes with a lot of financial pressure school fees, textbooks, feeding, and daily expenses. But what if you could start earning extra income without it affecting your studies? If you’re looking for a way to make money as a student, here are five proven side hustles that can help you stay financially independent: 1. Freelancing; If you have a skill like writing, graphic design, video editing, or coding, you can offer your services online and get paid. Platforms like Fiverr, Upwork, and PeoplePerHour allow you to connect with clients and earn in dollars. 2. Selling Digital Products; Do you have knowledge in a particular subject or skill? You can package it into an eBook, template, or online course and sell it on platforms like Selar, Paystack Store, or Gumroad. 3. Affiliate Marketing; You don’t need to own a product to make money. Affiliate marketing allows you to promote products and earn commissions when people buy through your link. Popular plat...
"Gov’t Urged to Focus on Cancer Treatment, Not Just Building Hospitals!" By: MIMIFORGEBLOG Cancer has become one of Nigeria’s biggest killers, but instead of building more hospitals, Project Pink Blue is calling on the government and private sector to invest in the real solution—advanced treatment and equipment! The advocacy group believes that instead of pouring money into constructing buildings, funds should be used to equip existing cancer centers with the technology, medications, and workforce needed to fight the disease. “Cancer is now a huge public health problem in Nigeria, with 127,763 new cases and 79,542 deaths recorded in 2022 alone,” the group pointed out during their 10th World Cancer Day event, held at the Transcorp Hilton in Abuja. The event featured a walk, race, cycle, ride, skate, and marathon to raise awareness. “It's Not Just About Buildings” Runcie Chidebe, Executive Director of Project Pink Blue, delivered a powerful message: “Building more cancer...