Waya Care, Okoolowo Ilorin, Ilorin (2026)

28/03/2026

WHY PHONE REPAIR IS A SKILL THAT SHOULD BE COMMON IN EVERY HOME!

Think about it, almost everyone owns a phone, we all know how frustrating it is when a phone suddenly stops working. A broken screen, charging issues, or a faulty battery can affect work, communication, and daily life.

But what if someone in the house knew how to fix it? Instead of rushing to a repair shop or spending money unnecessarily, you could solve the problem yourself or at least understand what’s wrong before taking it to a technician.

Even if you don’t want to make phone repair a business, having this skill gives you an advantage. You can help family members, avoid with simple fixes, and even save time by handling minor repairs at home.

Plus, in an emergency, knowing basic repair techniques can be a lifesaver.

But for those who want to turn this skill into a business, the opportunities are endless. People will always need phone repairs, and this skill can put money in your pocket daily. Whether as a side hustle or a full-time business, it’s a high-demand service that will never go out of style.

So, whether you want to learn for personal use or to start a business, you’re making a smart decision!

Stay around, we have a lot of value to share with you.

Okay, Good night!

28/03/2026

Let me say this once and move on.

One of the most toxic environments I have ever witnessed is the phone repair community. Not all, but enough to make every single day of this ad campaign an exercise in patience.

Since I launched this ad I have not gone one day without insults, threats, and accusations. And for what?

Let me ask a genuine question, why are you afraid?

Nigeria has over 200 million people and many have more than one phone. Phones are breaking every single day. The market is not going anywhere. So why is a course teaching beginners the basics of phone repair that can save their pocket or get them paid, threatening your business?

Some of you charge 2K for repairs that could cost you hundreds of thousands if anything goes wrong. Some teach for next to nothing. Some collect money but disappear or claim busy. Some don't charge at all.

Government and NGOs empowerment programs teach phone repair every year for free, full vocational training, no cost (although will not teach the business side of the trades). Nobody attacks them. But someone charges ₦5,000 for a structured online course and suddenly it's war.

I know a guy in my area who spent years learning phone repair in a typical repair shop. Today he rides Keke Napep. He is not the first to learn a skill and enroute another direction.

Not everyone who learns a skill builds a business with it. Not everyone who takes this course will open a repair shop. Some people just want to stop being cheated by dishonest repairers. Some want a side income. Some want confidence. Is that a crime?

And let's be honest about something, this business is not just about skill. It's about character. You can be the most technically gifted repairer in your street and still be a cheat, a liar, and someone customers dread visiting. That's the real problem in this industry. Not a ₦5,000 online course.

Let me tell take you back.

In December 2024, we started recording some of our repairs explaining the step by step process it and takes to arrive there. January 2025 we held a webinar titled "Simple Skills You Can Learn to Start Earning in 2025", focused specifically on phone repair business.

Over 300 Nigerians attended. Including engineers.

What I discovered was that people didn't just have doubts about learning the skill, they had deep negative perceptions about the industry itself. Dishonest repairers. No accountability. No professionalism. Customers who would rather let their phone spoil than take it to a repairer they don't trust.

So I made it my mission to raise a new generation of phone repairers. Not just technically skilled, but businessminded, trustworthy, and professional. People who see this as a real business, not just a hustle.

Engineers attended those webinars too. And they came back for the second one, mid last year which amount over 500 participants across different states in Nigeria and it happened Online. You know why? Value. Real, applicable, business value that most of them never got from their technical training.

We have been doing this quietly for a while. Now we are bringing it to the world, and no one will stop us.

Our phone repair business course is comprehensive and priced accordingly with continuous update. Not everyone can afford it immediately, especially someone just discovering us for the first time. So we created the Phone Repair Crash Course. Short, practical, powerful. A starting point. When you learn or earn from it, then come back for the bigger one.

You think, a B.Sc (Ed), M.Ed holder will create a rubbish course? Oh, no!

Most of you can't just picture someone teaching/learning phone repair online and that's fine. That's your thinking limit. It's not anybody's fault that you suffered while learning. So it'll be somehow for you to envy people who want to have it on a platter of gold.

In the US, UK, and other developed countries, DIY repair is completely normal. People fix their own phones, their own appliances, their own homes, and nobody attacks them for it because it doesn't stop those that do it as a business. Infact if they encounter a problem, they still come online to ask the experts and they still provide solutions for them, FREE. And it hasn't stopped their business.

We are simply bringing similar culture here. An innovation. An opportunity. Instead of encouragement, we got curses, as expected. Not surprising. But we ain't stopping.

I've been challenged by an engineer during one of our webinar last year that, why am I revealing their secrets. I was like I should be more worried because this is my business secret not yours.

Moreover, this things you call secret is one of the major reasons that brought substandard in the industry. No doubt, an enthusiast who just start the phone repair business will charge anyhow because he is uninformed.

After back and forth, he reasoned with me and asked to get the Phone Money Ebook, our best selling Ebook. I told him the price is ₦2,000 (then) and he said he doesn't have money for now, imagaine, Tukay! And they'll start their conversation with "As a certified phone repairer... 😂". Ladies and gentlemen this man immediately ghosted me.

To the big men who understood the assignment, respect and kudos. You know who you are.

To everyone else, I genuinely wish you well. A rising tide lifts all boats. Like minds collaborate, they don't compete.

I will not stop. Not because I'm stubborn. Because I'm destined for this.

The comments, the insults, the drama, keep them coming. Every notification is free visibility and people are joining the course because of it. And it's also helping us improve our course. So in a way, thank you.

We move.

27/03/2026

When you finally open your first phone and be like is this all it?

27/03/2026

Anybody can repair.

Even you, you're already repairing. You just don’t realize it yet.

Let me explain something to you in a very simple way that you'll understand. You are already repairing things almost every single day of your life.

You just don’t call it “repair,” so you don’t respect it.

When your slippers cut and you look for nail or glue to manage it till month end, you repaired it.

When your fan stops turning and you shake the head small or spin the blade or at worst slap it and it starts again, you repaired it.

When your charger bends and you adjust the cord to one particular angle so it will charge, you repaired it.

You didn’t go to technical school nor attend any special training for that.

You just looked at a problem and tried something you believed would work.

That is repair.

The problem with many people is not ability. It is confidence. The moment they hear “phone repair,” their mind runs to big grammar. Circuit, motherboard, ICs, resistor, capacity, multimeter. They become afraid before even touching a screwdriver.

Calm down.

Before a phone became “motherboard,” it was just parts joined together.

Screen.

Battery.

Camera.

Speaker.

Charging port.

All these things are not spiritual. They are physical parts joined together by screws, clips and connectors. And anything that was joined or connected can be separated.

The first time I opened a phone, my hand was not steady. I was afraid I would spoil something. But I asked myself one question:

“How did this phone enter this casing?”

If it entered, it can come out.

That simple mindset shift is powerful.

Repair is not magic. It is observation plus courage.

Most phones that come to you as a beginner will not be dead motherboard cases. They will be simple things.

Broken screen.

Weak battery.

Charging problem.

Speaker not loud.

Phone hanging.

Forgotten password.

Repair that the solutions has already been figured out.

These are not witchcraft problems. They are common problems with common solutions. The reason repair looks hard is because you are looking at the finished expert, not the beginning.

When you see a technician open a phone in two minutes, you think he was born like that. No, he opened his first phone slowly and shaky. He may even broke something. But he learned. And he tried again.

Everybody can repair.

Yes, everybody.

The difference between the technician and the customer is not intelligence. It is exposure.

You have been exposed to using phones. He has been exposed to using them and opening them.

That is all.

And let me shock you.

You are already paying for not knowing how to repair.

Every cracked screen you pay 15, 30, 70,000 naira for, you are paying.

Every time your battery weak and you pay someone 10,000 naira for less than 30 minutes work, you are paying.

Every time your phone hangs and someone just factory resets it and collects money, you are paying.

So even if you say, “Repair is not for me,” you are already in the repair business.

As a customer.

The question is simple.

Do you want to keep paying, or do you want to be the one getting paid?
Even if you don't intend to get paid for repairing phone, why don't you save your pocket from paying someone to repair for you.

When I started, I did not start with big ambition. I just wanted to see the internal structure of a phone and know how phone parts work. And maybe to make a few bucks from it.

That was it.

Small wins build confidence.

The first screen I replaced successfully gave me more joy than the money. Because something shifted in my mind.

“I can do this.”

And once your mind accepts that you can do something, your hands will follow.

Repair is not about being the smartest person in the room. I wasn't the smartest in school nor the technical guy that loves fixing things.

It is about being the one who is willing to try. You don’t need to know everything before you start. You just need to know the next step.

Remove the back cover.

Unscrew the shield.

Disconnect the battery.

One step at a time.

Nobody eats a full plate of food in one bite. You eat spoon by spoon.

Repair is the same.

So if you are reading this and thinking, “Maybe this is not for me,” I want you to delete that thought.

You already repair things in your life.

Now imagine doing it intentionally.

Imagine doing it skillfully.

Imagine doing it and getting paid.

Imagine doing it to save yourself and your family's pocket.

Anybody can repair.

Even you.

Especially you.

25/03/2026

HIS FEAR ALMOST STOPPED HIM FROM LEARNING.

Meet Odunayo from Osogbo.

He sells phone accessories. So he's around phones every day. He knew the money in repair was right in front of him.

But every time he wanted to make the move, someone near his area would be shouting at a repairer for spoiling their phone. And that was enough to shut him down every single time.

Me I no get strength for wahala.

So he stayed on the sidelines. Selling accessories. Watching repairers collect the bigger money. For a long time.

Then he joined the training.

And not long after, he changed his wife's charging port himself. For the first time in his life.

His words after:

"It was awesome. How I wish I've begun a long time ago. The day I changed the charging port for my wife I was so happy. Though I haven't held a soldering iron before oo."

No prior experience. Never held a soldering iron. Still did it.

The fear was never about the skill. It was about not having the right guide.

If you've been sitting on the fence the same way Odunayo did, this is your sign.

The Phone Repair Crash Course is ₦5,000. Lifetime access. Real hands-on training on a real Android phone.

👉 https://wayacare.com.ng/phonerepaircourse

19/03/2026

Since we started teaching phone repair online, we've experienced Zero refunds.

That tells us something, not just that people are buying, but that they're getting real value from what's inside.

Some of them had never opened a phone before. Some were already repairing casually but didn't know how to make it a proper income source. Some were salary earners looking for something extra on the side.

Different backgrounds. Same result, they now have a skill that can pay them.

Phone repair isn't a "maybe it works" thing. People break phones every day. The demand is always there. The question is whether you're positioned to meet it.

19/03/2026

5 MISTAKES THAT KEEP PHONE REPAIRERS BROKE 👇

Most people who learn phone repair never make real money from it not because they lack skill, but because of these:

1. They fix for free (or too cheap)
"Help me now, I'll pay you later" is a trap. Your time and skill have value. Charge for it.

2. They don't keep records
No record of repairs = no way to track income, no way to follow up customers, no way to grow.

3. They work without spare parts available
A customer brings a phone, you can't fix it on the spot. They leave. You lost money. Stock the basics.

4. They learned repair but never learned business
This one is the biggest. Skill alone doesn't build income knowing how to market yourself, price your work, and get repeat customers does.

Phone repair is a real business. Treat it like one. 🔧

14/01/2026

"We no longer need your services.

This is to inform you that your role is no longer required. Please hand over and stop coming from tomorrow."

No warning.
No long meeting.
No apology.

Just like that, income stops.

Now pause for a second and be honest with yourself. If this message was sent to you today, what would you do next? How long can you survive without borrowing, begging, or sending “urgent 2k” messages?

Some people will say, “At least I have a skill.” But here’s the real question: is that skill actually paying you well? Can it bring in money fast when there’s no salary at the end of the month?

This is the reality many people are living in, not because they are lazy, but because they don’t have a high-income, practical skill they can fall back on.

That’s why I keep talking about learning skills that still put food on your table even when nobody is employing you. Skills that are needed every single day. Skills you can start with little capital.

Phone repair is one of those skills. Phones will always fall, screens will always crack, batteries will weak, and people will always pay to fix them.

That’s exactly why I created the Phone Repair Business Course, to teach you not just how to fix phones, but how to turn it into a real source of income.

If you don’t want to be stuck when that “we no longer need you” message comes, this is your chance to prepare before it happens.

08/01/2026

There is skill, and there is business and they are not the same thing.

You can be highly skilled and still be broke. You can understand business very well and still not be the one doing the actual work. Skill is about doing. Business is about positioning, systems, money, and people.

Most of us in developing countries make one major mistake: we believe that once we learn a skill, once we spend months or even years mastering it, people will automatically find us. We believe that being good is enough.

That is not the truth. In fact, it is very far from reality.

You can be the best technician, the most energetic, the most accurate, the most experienced at what you do. But if you don’t know how to promote yourself, if you don’t know how to put yourself out there, if you don’t understand customer relationships, pricing, record keeping, and money management, you will still struggle.

That is why you see very skillful people who have nothing to show for it. And at the same time, you see people who only know one or two basic things, yet they are making serious money from it. And that serious money will in turn make them look like the most skillful.

The difference is not the skill.
The difference is the business.

This is one of the biggest things I wish I understood earlier. Thankfully, I had a friend who entered the space before me. We went to secondary school together, attended the same university, and along the way he showed me how things actually work. Not theory, real life.

From phone repair, he built multi-million naira businesses. Not because he was the best technician in the city, but because he understood the business side of the skill.

This is not motivation. This is lived experience.

And this exact knowledge, the business behind phone repair is what I wrote in one of my ebooks. In fact, it’s my best-selling ebook, and I give it free to everyone who signs up for my phone repair business course.

It breaks down how to think, operate, price, position yourself, and grow not just how to fix phones. It gives you insight on how bigger repair business do their business.

So if you’re looking to get into the phone repair business, I’m not just going to teach you how to repair phones.

I’m going to give you the business.

Sent a DM to enroll today.

05/01/2026

2026 Will Not Reward Wishers, It Will Reward Skill Owners

Some months ago, we held a FREE phone repair training.
Many joined.
Some learned.
A few took action to join the Phone Repair Business Course.

And guess what?
Those few are already fixing phones, making money, and gaining confidence.

Now, we’re opening the doors to the full Phone Repair Business Course for those who are ready to stop watching from the sidelines.

This is not motivation.
This is practical skill acquisition.

*Why Phone Repair?*

2026 will be harder (May it not be hard for me and you).
Bills won’t wait.
Inflation won’t beg you.
And salary alone will not save anyone.

But skills will always pay 💯
Especially skills people need every single day, like phone repair.

People will break phones in 2026.
Screens will spoil.
Batteries will swell.
Software will fail.

The question is:
👉 Will you be the one fixing phones or the one paying to fix them?

*What This Course Offers*

This is a beginner-friendly, practical phone repair business training, designed to help you:

Learn phone repair from scratch

Understand phone parts, tools, and common faults

Repair common phone issues

Turn the skill into a real income source

Position yourself to earn consistently, not occasionally

This is for people who learn and execute.

💰 *Course Fee*

₦25,500 only

No stories.
No hidden charges.

🏦 Payment Details

Make payment to any of the accounts below 👇

OPay
7035521327
Abdulbasit Biodun Abdulkadir

OR

GTBank
0422463783
Abdulbasit Biodun Abdulkadir

📲 After payment, send your proof of payment to:
09025694952 or 07035521327 for enrollment confirmation.

📍 *You Can Read About the Phone Repair Business Course*

All training details, syllabus and testimonies can be found here:
👉 https://wayacare.com.ng/prbc

⚠️ *Final Truth*

Nobody becomes successful in January by accident.
What people will call your “breakthrough” later in 2026 is simply a decision you made early.

Those who start now will have results.
Those who delay will have explanations.

So ask yourself honestly:
When 2026 is fully underway, will you be glad you started or angry you postponed?

The choice is yours.

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