“The monthly stipend I used to get from my parents would get exhausted before the month’s end. 

I often wished I could go home to collect more but I knew I had already been settled for that month.

Life changed drastically for me…

From a ‘Big Boy’ with enough money to enjoy my life in the first two months of gaining admission into A.B.U Zaria, 

To a very ‘Broke Guy’ who sometimes had to endure the pain of going to bed on an empty stomach.

It was a bitter reality I had to face.

I realized it was not wise for me to continue to depend on the little monthly stipend I get from my parents. 

So I sought out a couple of my friends for advice.

They told me to start a business.

But I had no money. 

I later thought of going to learn a skill as an apprentice but I was discouraged.

The skills I could find around were things like tailoring, welding, plumbing and so on which lots of people are already doing. 

Plus, I’ve seen a lot of people get disrespected and overused by their ‘Oga’. 

And after 2 or 3 years, they are still yet to be taught the skill they went there to learn properly.

Things continued to get worse for me until 2019 during the Corona outbreak…

 Some EXPERTS would be coming to Abuja to Teach Resin Art & Craft skills. 

They said it has a huge potential to make anybody a very nice income consistently. The training caught my attention. 

It was something new and unique

I did some research to learn more about it because I didn’t want to get scammed. 

Again, I didn’t want to waste my time and money on a skill that would be too hard for me to learn. But later, I decided to try it out and see. 

The training was #70,000 for 2 days.

I rallied around to get the money.

(Truth be told, I eventually borrowed it) I saved up for transportation, feeding, and accommodation to attend the training at Abuja since I was based in Niger State then.

I found the training amazing.

I went back home very happy knowing I had acquired a reliable skill I could depend on, without mopping the floor around for one ‘oga’.

I didn’t waste my time and money. 

At home, I continued practicing and advertising my newly founded skills.

To my surprise, I got my first client after 3 weeks of learning Resin Art and Craft.

I was to design the wall of a house with resin which I quickly did. 

They paid me #334,000. 

That money meant a lot.

It made me proud of myself. I worked for it. Not my parents’ monthly stipend again. I got more clients who paid me more and more than the first.

In short, 

Resin Art made me my FIRST MILLION. (It’s still making me a lot of money to date) 

I became the oga of myself and self-dependent, working according to my schedule.”