Being a student in Nigeria can be expensive — handouts, food, transport, and social life all cost money.
But weekends don’t have to be for spending only; they can also be for making extra cash.
Here are 3 hustles you can start this weekend:
1. Freelance Graphics Design or Social Media Management
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Use free tools like Canva or CapCut
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Offer flyer design, product posts, or page management to local vendors
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Charge ₦3,000–₦10,000 per gig
Start-up cost: Data + your phone/laptop
2. Food Pre-orders & Delivery
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Sell snacks, small chops, zobo, smoothies, or Sunday rice packs
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Promote on WhatsApp, use IG for visibility
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Use pre-order to avoid wastage
Start-up cost: ₦5,000–₦10,000 (ingredients)
3. Academic Support & Typing Services
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Offer typing, assignments, or past question tutorials
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Help classmates and charge a small fee per job (₦500–₦2,000)
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You can even use your school café or library to meet clients
Start-up cost: Very low — just your time and brain
Bonus Hustle:
Mini-importation & Reselling (Accessories, Perfumes, Skincare)
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Order small, sell at profit
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Use free courier pick-up/drop-off options
Start-up cost: ₦10,000+
Final Tip from PayCredit
Your weekend is an opportunity — not just for rest, but for building your financial independence.
Pick one hustle, stay consistent, and watch your student budget stretch further.
