Yteflon:
I have an idea of a viable online web platform business and i currently work for an online magazine website . i have a good relationship with my boss who is the owner of the company. I am skeptical of what will happen if i inform him of my idea. I don't know if it will still be my idea or the company's. I am a final year student so i don't have the money but i have the skills to start up. Should i wait till i have the money or look for other ways to raise money instead of giving my idea out.
Abi. what relationship will exist between me and my boss if i tell him my idea? Is it partnership or employer/employee?
Please people with experience should enlighten me

In all honesty, I advise you to keep developing your idea in secret while learning from the business except if you are 100% sure that historically your boss/organisation have actually implemented ideas they have received from staff. Sharing your ideas in the workplace can be a very dangerous affair indeed. After learning fully about how to run your own business, pull out and implement all ideas.

AshawoGirl:
If your boss is a female pls have serx with her so anything u say she will obey thanks

na so u dey take fall mugu?

Ideas rule the world.

If you have an ideas, keep it until you are able to implement it by yourself.

Ideas cure poverty.

If you share it, it's no more yours. It belongs to the person that implements it and you will never be recognised for the idea.

Brother, wise up.

It's funny how many of ya'll think Idea - Business - Revenue - Profit is child play

You are confused, inexperienced or misled to say this least.

No, I don't think the OP on his/her own has what it takes to pull it off! This is not me trying to shoot you down. I'd just try and share my experience with you.

Unless you have very rich family like the MainOne CEO/Founder or some Angel Investor, good seed investment, or some other source of good and significant finance from God knows where, then you stand a better chance letting your boss partner in on the project.

If you are reading this and you think you have an idea, think again then go back to work. Work here is hard work. It may be you continuing on your job or pursuit where you'd earn enough to see the idea turn into business, it may be you working on the product, it may be you tracking down means of finance. But in all you do, loose that illusion that an idea is enough. It never is, never was, never will be!