COVID-19: See 4 Lucrative Businesses You Can Start During This Corona Virus Epidemic

Although the #StayAtHome policy is getting serious by the day, you do not have to be broke at all. 

Here are businesses you can start and earn plenty money from the comfort of your home. Corona Virus should not stop you from receiving credit alerts.

Here they are:

Virtual Tutor

The best time to start a virtual tutor business is now. Right now, almost all students in Nigeria from Nursery to University levels are at home.

Their parents won’t have the time to teach them and even if they do, they can’t be as perfect as you who professionally teach people subjects and courses you spent years learning. Make flyers and share online. Interested parents will call you and boom! money starts rolling in. You can run the program through Facetime or Videocall. Start now!

Delivery Business

From vital household needs like food, toiletries, drugs and other things, you can be sure that families need these things to keep up during this Corona Virus period. Most families did not stock up well enough because of the urgency and panic-buying.

It is your duty to help them out at very reasonable costs. They holla at you, you deliver at their doorstep, your phone vibrates and you smile because credit alert just came in!

Data Business

In few weeks, people are going to be using more data than they would normally use because they want to keep up with first-hand information straight from the reliable sources. Start that data selling business now. You will earn plenty.

Sell Contraceptives

Yes. Enough sensual activities to go round this period when couples are going to be staying at home for a long time. Do well to open an online contraceptive shop where you sell to people who are interested. They order and you help them get at a chemist near you and deliver.

Do you think there are other businesses one can start at this time? Drop suggestions in the comment section and share. #StaySafe. #StayAtHome #FightCOVID-19 Thanks!

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