When people hear online training, some still doubt it. They think the only way to learn is to go sit with an “oga” at his shop. But let’s be honest—how do most of these offline trainings really work? You join, and the very first phone that comes in might be a complex issue. As a […]

Engr. Sulyman Ayobami AbdulRahman, a participant in the Phone Repair Business Course, described the program as “well presented and an eye opener, with highly commendable technicality and entrepreneurial mind-opening.” His entrepreneurial journey began as far back as 2002, starting with the phone call business. When GSM was introduced, he learned phone repairs through MTN and

Engr. Michael, CEO of Phontech Global Ventures, based in Ebonyi State and studying in Lagos, was already an experienced phone repairer and accessories dealer when he first came across the Phone Repair Business School. Despite his practical experience, he admitted that he was intrigued by the business-focused approach of the program. At the point of

One of the first questions people ask me is, “Boss, how much do I need to start?” I understand. Nobody wants to enter business blind, especially in Nigeria where every kobo counts. But let me tell you upfront — there’s no one-size-fits-all answer. Your capital depends on which branch of the phone business you want

When you’re a young man in Nigeria, there’s pressure everywhere. You’re expected to “find your way,” to put food on the table, to prove you can stand on your own. But the truth is, it’s not easy. Some young men give in to shortcuts — fraud, Yahoo, or other risky paths. But not Aidan John.

We really shouldn’t even be having this kind of conversation, because of course professional courses are very important. They build careers, provide recognition, and open doors to high-level opportunities. A professional course gives you credibility in industries that demand formal training and certification. Think about Accountancy (ICAN), Teaching (TRCN), Project Management (PMP), or Nursing—these are

Let me be honest with you: the phone business will feed you if you take it seriously. But here’s the catch — many people rush in, do one or two things wrong, and before you know it, they’ve given up. Some even start saying, “This business no dey work.” The truth is, the phone business

Not every success story starts from “not knowing anything.” Some people already know the skill — but still remain stuck. That was the case of Feludu Matthew Ufuoma of Dozzic Phones & Computers Solution Earlier this year (2025), he enrolled at Carlcare to learn phone repair. And as usual, most of those trainings focus heavily

Let’s be honest—if you live in Nigeria today, or anywhere in the world, one industry you cannot ignore is the phone business. Everywhere you turn, someone is either repairing a phone, buying a used or new one, selling accessories, or flashing phones. Why? Because phones are not luxury anymore. They are must have, just like

If there’s one business that will never run out of customers, it’s the phone business.Think about it: almost everyone in Nigeria owns a phone, and every phone is one fall away from a cracked screen or one wrong charger away from a dead charging port. This is why the phone repair business is not just