Kingston Sachi

Online scamming mainly by Africans and especially Nigerians is on the rise. It is now seen as a very lucrative way of making huge amounts of money.

It has become the first option for most Africans especially students in a place which is becoming the very flourishing grounds for online scamming.

Please beware and advise your vulnerable and old relatives.l say this because I have first hand information and I have also been lured into doing it to sort my fees.

Thank God I stopped it without manipulating any Grandpa or Grandma and taking their loot.

I was stuck between a rock and a hard place...

So basically I have a business that I'm running and that l eventually want to become successful in, but clearly you need money to run a business, so I have a job at the moment but...

That job is holding me back and not allowing me to attend certain things that have to do with my business. All for the simple fact that my boss does not want to give me anymore days off because l'm "taking advantage".

Before you ask, no...I did not tell him about my business because he will not care...

Anyway, I want to quit so l can tend to these things and really go all in, but I don't want to be without money.

People keep telling me to wait till I get a new job to quit and I'm just like well I can wait, but....

THE BUSINESS CAN'T WAIT!

The job is really taking a toll on me and my health. I should not be this stressed out at this age.

Like seriously and l'm also a student as well. And I have events for the business l must attend coming up soon...