Working Lives: Low-Income Livelihoods

“However, you don’t need much money to start. You can start with anything you have. Before starting any business, make

“As a furniture maker, I would buy wood in bulk from Makoko. I would also see people who came to

Working Lives: The Wood Seller Who Inherited His Father’s Business “Some individuals die, sustain injuries from saws, and suffer amputation

“I wanted something extraordinary, something not common among females. So, I indicated an interest in it and enrolled in the

“If you look around, you will see a lot of female drivers, transporting passengers from one destination to another. These

“I got pregnant in secondary school and had to drop out. I was asked to go live with the man

Working Lives: The Cemetery Attendant Who Avoids Ritualists  “I was handed over to my Oga, a popular carpenter at the

The Female Tiler Who Left Makoko High School When She Became Pregnant  “I attended Makoko Anglican Primary School and Makoko

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