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.
He wanted something different. Something real. A skill that could feed him today and tomorrow.
Meet Aidan John.
Like many young Nigerians, Aidan had the zeal to learn a skill. He wanted something honest, something that could feed him and give him dignity. He didn’t want to go into fraud, he didn’t want shortcuts. He just wanted to learn a trade and stand on his own.
Before he left his father, his father enrolled him in a shop where he was supposed to learn. The man there actually had a good heart, but he was hardly available.
And you know how it is, no matter how much you’re willing to learn, if the person teaching you doesn’t have time, your curiosity and zeal will just die.
Aidan felt like he was only “half-cooked.” He picked up a few things, but never enough to confidently say he could repair phones.
Later, when he got to school, he tried again. This time, he walked into another training centre. They told him the price: ₦250,000 for 3 months—whether he learn or not, that was the fixed deal. Imagine that. No flexibility, no guarantee, just pay and hope.
Of course, he didn’t have that kind of money to gamble.
That’s when he stumbled on our course through Facebook. For the first time, he saw a training where things were documented, explained, and available at any time. He didn’t have to wait for someone to “have time” for him. He didn’t need “connection” before he could learn. He could start from zero and grow.
For the first time, Aidan felt hope. He decided to try again.
The Transformation
He started learning step by step, at his own pace. From the very first module, Aidan noticed the difference.
He wasn’t watching random repairs. He was following a clear structure — from basics like screwdrivers and charging ports, to screen repairs.
He could pause, rewind, and practice until he got it right.
He had a community of learners and the instructor’s support to ask questions when he got stuck.
Most importantly, he wasn’t just learning repair. He was learning business — how to get customers, how to price jobs, how to use social media to attract work.
And today, Aidan can now make money for himself by repairing phones. A skill that once looked like a mountain is now something feeding him and giving him confidence for the future.
That’s why we do what we do at Phone Repair Business School. To break the cycle of “no time,” “no connection,” and “no guarantee.” We make sure anyone with the zeal to learn can find a clear path to success.
The Lesson in Aidan’s Story
Parents, let me ask you this: would you rather watch your child waste months running errands in someone’s shop, or see them learn faster with a structured system that guarantees progress?
Young people, what would you prefer: waiting years to be trusted by an oga, or starting now, learning at your own pace, and making money with your own hands?
Aidan’s story shows us one thing: with the right training, you don’t need to waste years. You can start small, start smart, and build something real.
Your Turn
If you’ve been thinking of learning phone repair business— or enrolling your child in a program that truly works — then now is the time.
Don’t wait until frustration swallows your dreams like it almost did for Aidan.
👉 Join Phone Repair Business School today. Because this isn’t just repair. This is business. This is freedom.