The economy is tough. The Naira is fluctuating. Relying on a single source of income in 2025 is a risk.

The good news? The barrier to entry for starting a business has never been lower. You don't need a shop in Alaba Market or an office on Victoria Island. You just need a smartphone, internet access, and a reliable platform to sell.

We have curated a list of 7 high-profit online business models that require little capital but offer high returns—all of which can be launched using an Ojahmi store.

1. Niche Dropshipping

• What it is: You sell products you don't own. When a customer pays you, you pay the supplier, and the supplier ships it.

• Why it works: Zero inventory risk.

• How to start: Find a supplier (e.g., on AliExpress or a local wholesaler). Create an Ojahmi store. Upload the images. Market them. You only spend money when you make a sale.

2. Digital Products (E-books & Courses)

• What it is: Selling knowledge. Recipes, workout plans, or "How to migrate to Canada" guides.

• Why it works: You create it once and sell it 1,000 times. Pure profit.

• How to start: Write your guide. Upload it as a product on your store. Set the price. Deliver the file via email automatically upon purchase.

3. Thrift / "Okrika" Fashion Flipping

• What it is: Sourcing high-quality vintage clothes and reselling them for a premium.

• Why it works: Fashion is huge in Nigeria, and everyone wants to look good on a budget.

• How to start: Spend ₦20k at the market sourcing Grade A items. Wash and package them nicely. Take studio-like photos with your phone. List them on your Ojahmi store as a "Vintage Collection."

4. Mini-Importation (Gadgets)

• What it is: Importing small, high-value items like smartwatches, earbuds, or phone accessories.

• Why it works: Tech accessories have high margins. A ₦3,000 watch can sell for ₦12,000.

• How to start: Focus on one niche (e.g., "Gaming Accessories"). Don't try to sell everything.

5. Handmade Skincare/Haircare

• What it is: Selling organic soaps, oils, or hair creams.

• Why it works: The "Organic" wave is massive in Nigeria right now.

• How to start: If you make these at home, you need a professional face. An Ojahmi store gives your home-business a corporate look, allowing you to charge premium prices.

6. Frozen Food Delivery

• What it is: Targeting busy professionals who don't have time to go to the market.

• Why it works: Convenience is the new gold.

• How to start: Offer "Soup Bundles" or "Meat Sharing." Use your website to let people pre-order their weekly needs so you don't waste stock.

7. Subscription Services

• What it is: Selling a recurring service or product (e.g., Monthly Data Plan, Weekly Fruit Basket).

• Why it works: Guaranteed income every month.

• How to start: Set up a store where people can subscribe to your service.

Conclusion: Just Start. The difference between a dreamer and a millionaire is action.

You don't need ₦1 million. You just need to pick one of these ideas, commit to it, and launch. With Ojahmi, you can set up your professional online store for as low as ₦30,000. That is less than the cost of a bag of rice.