1. Freelancing (Online Jobs)

• Platforms: Upwork, Fiverr, Freelancer, Toptal

• Skills that pay well:

  • Web development (HTML, CSS, JS, PHP, React, WordPress)

  • Mobile app development (Flutter, React Native, Kotlin)

  • Graphic/UI/UX design

  • Data analysis (Excel, Python, Power BI)

  • Copywriting & content writing

• Earning potential: Even one small gig (like fixing a WordPress bug, designing a logo, or writing an article) can pay $10–$20 (₦9k–₦18k).

 2. Tech Tutoring / Training

• Teach coding, design, or computer literacy (online or offline).

• Use WhatsApp groups, Telegram, or Zoom to run classes.

• Charge students ₦2,000–₦5,000 each. With just 5 students daily, you can easily hit ₦10,000+.

 3. Remote Jobs (Part-time)

• Sites: RemoteOK, WeWorkRemotely, AngelList, LinkedIn Jobs

• You can work as a:

  • Virtual assistant (if you also know productivity tools)

  • Customer support for SaaS companies

  • Social media manager (using Canva + automation tools)

• Many entry-level jobs pay $100–$300 weekly (₦80k–₦250k).

 4. Local Tech Services

Offer services directly around you:

• Setting up websites for small businesses (₦30k–₦100k per website).

• POS software setup or training.

• Computer repairs, software installation.

• Printing and digital design services.

 5. Digital Products & Passive Income

• Create E-books, Templates, or Online Courses on things you know.

• Sell on Selar, Gumroad, or Paystack Storefront.

• Example: A coding crash course PDF sold at ₦2,000, with just 3 sales/day = ₦6,000.

 6. Tech + Social Media

• Start a YouTube channel, TikTok, or Tech Blog about coding, gadgets, or tutorials.

• Monetize with ads, affiliate links (like Jumia, Konga, Amazon), or sponsorships.

• Long-term, but can bring ₦5k–₦50k daily once it grows.

 Quickest ways to start hitting ₦5,000 daily:

• Fiverr/Upwork freelancing gigs.

• Offering local website design services.

• Teaching coding/tech skills online.