"We asked five people, each earning north of ₦700k/month, to talk about what they can do with their income."

Cheap or expensive? You tell us!

More than ever, people are trapped in a cycle of figuring out how to make enough to spend on rapidly-increasing costs of things.

This 33-year-old started his career in transportation as a wheel barrow pusher in 2001. Since then, he’s gone from okada rider to personal driver and more. In 2019, he joined the e-hailing market, making up to ₦60k/week until the recent fuel subsidy removal that’s put him in debt.

Aisha Owolabi was in uni to get a chemistry degree when she found social media marketing. But that’s not her last stop — content marketing is. For #HustlePrint, she talks about her multiple career transitions, hitting milestones, unlocking new work experiences and everything in between.

In 2016, Mo’Believe discovered his voice and sound, kicking off his career as a musician. Two albums and significant milestones later, he has no plans of slowing down. In this week’s #Hustleprint, he talks about how he’s been making it work.

Between 2018 and 2023, this 28-year-old worked as a photographer in his state's governor's office. At first, his official salary was ₦50k, then it grew to ₦120k. Now that's over, he's returned to his first love -- software development. His plan? Building tech businesses.

After 27 years of barely getting by, this 34-year-old project manager’s finances started to turn around in 2017. The biggest game-changers so far, though, are her jobs. Between 2019 and 2021, she worked at a job that paid her in foreign currency. Now, her current job has given her a hack that’s allowed her to save more.

Toyosi Godwin doubles as a freelance writer and social media influencer. For #Hustleprint, he shares details about how he’s built his community on Twitter in the past six years and unlocked a steady stream of income on the platform.

In the past seven years, the 27-year-old in this #NairaLife has grown her income from ₦35k to ‎₦810k. However, her financial satisfaction is 5.5. Why? Doesn’t she earn enough or does she live above way her income means?