"I Used My School Fees": Lady Who Did Mini Importation From China Samples Her Goods

"I Used My School Fees": Lady Who Did Mini Importation From China Samples Her Goods

  • A Nigerian lady revealed that she used her school fees to do a mini importation of goods from China
  • In a video, the student named Nubby sampled the goods she was able to import from China after they were delivered to her in a small carton
  • She invited people to patronize her, saying she did not want the business to fail since she used her school fees

A Nigerian lady who does mini importation of goods from China shared what she was able to buy.

The lady revealed in a video that she made use of her school fees to import the goods from China.

Student imports goods from China.
The student said she used her school fees to import goods from China. Photo credit: TikTok/@nubby040.
Source: TikTok

She carefully sampled the goods after they were delivered to her in a small carton.

The lady, Nubby, prayed over the goods and said she was hoping to make sales because she couldn't afford to fail, having used her school fees.

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She captioned the video:

"I used my school fees to purchase these items and I hope I’ll get to sell them all."

Speaking to Legit.ng on the profitability of mini importation from China, Nubby said the business is profitable. She said she started in 2021, but back then, she was buying from others. It was not until 2023 that she was able to import on her own.

Her words:

"I started the importation business last year on June 14 2023. My business started in 2021, so I’ll get goods from vendors and resell them, but then I wanted to be my own vendor so a friend of mine introduced me to China importation. After trying to learn from different coaches, I got scammed by three of the coaches. I kept on trying because I was determined to be a mini importer, so I reached out to another coach who later taught me how to import.

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"Yes China importation is very profitable if you know how to make your calculations and all. There’s a difference between being able to import and being able to make calculations."

Watch the video below:

Reactions as student turns businesswoman

@oyindamola asked:

"How much is the laundry basket."

@odehevelyn8 said:

"Please can you teach me how to import?"

@VickyGold empire said:

"My dear massive sale's to you. I will like to know how to order from China, can you guide me?"

@fli asked:

"Please where do you purchase your goods? I'm interested in the business."

@Priscilla David said:

"I need one laundry basket and a phone holder."

@Mary gold asked:

"Please, ma, where do you get these? Like order it from? I want to be doing the business in my school."

@user7368442305434 asked:

"Can you please link me up to how you did your import?"

Lady cries out over bad sales

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported that a heartbreaking video of an Instagram vendor trying to sell off her merchandise, by all means, drew a lot of attention.

The sad entrepreneur posted a video where she begged everyone in tears to purchase her shoes.

In the video, she stated that the merchandise could be bought at any price because she was closing down the business.

Source: Legit.ng

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Israel Usulor (Human-Interest editor) Israel Usulor is a journalist who has 9 years of experience. He worked at The Prime Newspaper and has published articles in TheCable Newspaper. Israel graduated with distinction from Fidei Polytechnic (Mass Commun, 2016). Israel has interviewed Zannah Mustapha, the man who helped negotiate the release of Chibok Girls, and Kunle Adeyanju, who rode a bike from London to Lagos. He covered exclusive stories on Chef Dami during her Guinness World Records cookathon. Email: israel.usulor@corp.legit.ng.

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