Mentors
Paul Maleke and Leo Stan Ekeh
Paul Maleke, who built a car-wrapping empire, and Leo Stan Ekeh, founder of Zinox and Konga, are the role models behind the hustle.
Biography
Tayim Miles, known as Myles Hustler, built this shop step by step. Here is the road so far.
“Hustle Hard, Look Luxury”
Fresh out of university with no job, Tayim Miles travels to Douala to buy clothes and sells them on the streets of Bamenda, at Grand Stand. It started with a small table.
He relocates to Douala and runs the business fully online on WhatsApp and Facebook, delivering by bike.
The first shop opens at Marché Central, Akwa, Marché Congo.
A second shop opens at KMC Deïdo, after Marché Saker, alongside Petit Marché Akwa Nord. First trip to China: factory direct, no middlemen.
Ten years of hustle: global shipping with DHL to the USA, Europe, Asia and Africa. The shop becomes Miles Hustler Store (21).
Mentors
Paul Maleke, who built a car-wrapping empire, and Leo Stan Ekeh, founder of Zinox and Konga, are the role models behind the hustle.
Inspiration
The busy trading floors of Kampala’s Owino and Balikuddembe markets inspire how the shop buys, sells and moves fast.
2016 → 2026
From a small table in Bamenda to two shops in Douala and DHL shipping to the USA, Europe, Asia and Africa.