When Nigeria\u2019s food price crisis began eating into her margin, and the numbers no longer added up, what had once been a source of income for Precious turned to losses.\n<\/p>\n
From Food Business to Easybuy<\/p>\n
When food inflation began to ease in 2025, the damage had already changed Precious\u2019 approach to business. She found another opportunity with Easybuy. Today, more than a year as a Sales Talent, Precious says what attracted her to the role was the difference in the risk she had to carry.<\/p>\n
In the food business, she had to spend money before she could make money. She bought ingredients, prepared meals and absorbed the loss when rising costs made it unprofitable. With Easybuy, it\u2019s different. \u201cI don\u2019t see myself going back to the food business,\u201d she says. \u201cFood business is okay, however, the reason why I prefer being a Sales Talent with Easybuy is because you get paid for your effort.\u201d\n<\/p>\n
Her job as a Sales Talent is to go into public places in search of prospective customers, introduce them to Easybuy\u2019s smartphone installment payment plans and help the customers purchase smartphones. She does not have to buy the smartphones herself or maintain an inventory of devices.\n<\/p>\n
\u201cI am not buying anything, therefore, I am not taking any loss,\u201d she explains. \u201cI go out every day to market Easybuy\u2019s smartphone installment payment plans and get paid anytime a customer buys.\u201d This distinction has become central to how Precious now thinks about entrepreneurship. <\/p>\n
\u201cIn business there are lots of losses, but not so in Easybuy,\u201d Precious says. \u201cYes, you put in more energy trying to market the company\u2019s services, and set sales targets to meet your monthly targets set by the company. However, you get paid for your efforts. It is what you sell that the company will pay you.\u201d\n<\/p>\n
Describing her experience with customers, she said she feels confident representing Easybuy. \u201cMany of the people I have helped purchase smartphones through Easybuy have returned with positive feedback about the devices, telling me that they have had no issues with the phones\u2019 performance.\u201d\n<\/p>\n
That feedback matters to Precious because her work is ultimately built on trust. Her journey may have begun with a \u20a6250 meal ticket and a business whose margins disappeared when food prices rose. However, today, Precious is living her Easybuy dream. She earns by connecting customers to smartphones and is thinking about something far bigger than her next meal sale.\n<\/p>\n
Easybuy Sales Talent Program<\/p>\n
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Set to run throughout 2026, the maiden Easybuy Sales Talent Program is a revolving initiative designed to unlock income opportunities for thousands of talented Nigerians from sales professionals and young unemployed graduates to stay-at-home mothers, POS operators, and SIM registration agents.\n<\/p>\n
A strategic response to Nigeria\u2019s unemployment challenge, the Program, popular among the country\u2019s young and vibrant population, has welcomed thousands of interested applicants. A bold expansion move, the objective of the program is to accelerate job creation, and deepen financial inclusion. According to the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), youth unemployment stood at 6.5%<\/a> among Nigerians aged 15\u201324 in Q2 2024, a figure analysts expect to remain a pressing concern throughout 2026.\n<\/p>\n The sales program offers participants the opportunity to earn a decent income and living while working from the comfort of their mobile phones, helping customers access smartphones and other products through Easybuy\u2019s BNPL platform. For many, the appeal lies in the flexibility. In a country where many people are actively searching for side hustles and digital income streams, that flexibility matters.\n<\/p>\n