this your rebuttal post is not so on point. The other post mentioned an average of 80k per month after expenses like fueling, feeding and repairs and that one needs to acquire a sound machine to do well in the business. There are still many successful keke drivers out there. Every life endeavor has its ups and downs. For the provisions business, there is not much profit in it especially if the location is not a busy area. One sells with a profit margin between 1 and 10 Naira, you will still have to deal with thieves from time to time. If the shop is located in a rodent infested environment, sorry will be your name. One needs a lot of discipline to operate a provisions business otherwise you end up feeding your family with your wares.