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10 Side Hustles for Slay Queens on a Budget

Hey queens, you know that feeling when you see that fire dress online but your bank account is singing “E no concern me”? Don’t fret, sis! Slay queens like you and me(well i’m a guy, but you get the picture) were made for hustling, and here are 10 side gigs to keep your pockets jingling and your look on fleek, even on a Naija budget:

    1. Pepper Dem with Online Sales:

Got mad fashion sense? Turn your bedroom into a boutique! Sell clothes, shoes, or accessories on Instagram, Facebook, or even WhatsApp. Start small with thrift flips or trendy pieces you no longer wear. Remember, good pictures and catchy captions are key to catching those online shoppers.

    2. Beauty Boss:

Blessed with braiding skills? Spread the word and braid your way to financial freedom! Offer home services or set up shop at salons or markets. Bonus points if you master trending styles like knotless braids or butterfly locs.

    3. Food for the Soul (and Wallet):

Na kitchen your talent dey? Bake like nobody’s business and sell your delicious cookies, cakes, or small chops. Cater events, offer lunch deliveries to offices, or set up a stall at local events. Remember, good packaging and hygiene go a long way!

    4. Content Queen: Vlog Your Way to Riches:

Got the gift of the gab or a knack for making people laugh? Start a YouTube channel or blog! Share your beauty tips, fashion hacks, or hilarious Naija stories. Build your audience, collaborate with brands, and watch the ads roll in, sis!

    5. Write Like a Boss:

Got a way with words? Offer freelance writing services online. Write blog posts, website content, or even social media captions for businesses. Hone your skills on platforms like Upwork or Fiverr, and land clients from all over the world.

    6. Graphics Guru:

Can you design like nobody’s business? Create eye-catching logos, flyers, or social media graphics for small businesses. Offer your services on platforms like Fiverr or Behance, and watch your design skills pay off.

    7. Tutors on Fleek:

Got brains and beauty? Share your knowledge by offering online or offline tutoring services. Teach subjects you’re a pro in, from English and Maths to even beauty tips or cooking skills. Every little bit of knowledge counts!

    8. Event Planner Extraordinaire:

Got the organizational skills of a Pro? Plan and organize birthday parties, weddings, or even corporate events. Start small with friends and family gatherings, build your portfolio, and watch the big bucks roll in.

    9. Virtual Assistant Queen:

Organized AF and tech-savvy? Become a virtual assistant and help busy entrepreneurs with their administrative tasks, scheduling, or even social media management. Offer your services online and work from the comfort of your own home.

    10. The Errand Queen:

Got a knack for getting things done? Offer errand services for busy professionals or moms. Run errands, pick up groceries, or even do laundry. Every little task helps, and your hustle will be appreciated (and rewarded!).

 

Remember, queens, no hustle is too small. Start with what you have, be creative, and most importantly, slay with confidence! And don’t forget to treat yourself to that fire dress once you’ve earned it. 

Network like crazy! Join online communities, attend events, and connect with other slay queens. You never know who might have the next big opportunity for you.

Now go forth and conquer, queens! The world is your runway.

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Written by Ekene Aka

I have been writing professionally and personally for over four years. Professionally, i have worked as a content writer, creating blog posts, articles, product descriptions, website copy, and social media posts. Personally, they focus on creative writing, including short stories, poems, and a novel. I enjoy exploring different genres and writing styles.

One of my notable achievements was winning first place in a university writing competition for a short story, which boosted my confidence and encouraged me to continue writing. Overall, my experience as a writer has helped me develop a strong writing style and skills in various formats. I'm passionate about writing and geography, and I'm also committed to continuous improvement and growth as a writer.