Street Hawking is a regular pattern of trading in Nigeria. It is a way petty traders sell their products faster. However, the country’s financial crisis (cashless policy) has folded up some of these petty businesses while affecting some of these hawkers’ daily income as most of them don’t have a bank account, leaving them struggling to make ends means.
I was able to identify the problem and I supported two hawkers with food stuffs which I believe will enable them use the money they would have used to buy food stuff from their daily sales to boost their business. I strongly encouraged them to do so.
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This project was done under the supervision of Miss philanthropy Africa Initiative (MPAI)
Queen Ruth Eghosa,
Miss Philanthropy Africa Nigeria.
