NwanyiAwkaetiti:
Please dream big for your Bf. Come up with other ideas abi na only recharge card business dey?

Brainstorm with him please.

pedrilo:
u no notin abt dreaming.
dnt ever trivialize little beginnings

NwanyiAwkaetiti:
Oh my God! Misplaced sentiments! Dude doesn't wanna sell recharge cards. Sorry if I struck a nerve but you can't force someone to do what they not interested in.

pedrilo:
u didnt strike any nerve miss. the lady said they want to utilize wat they hav, i tink u shud allow them cos all fingers r not equal. have a gud day aunty

Bluezy13:



You don't even know how much he has and you're suggesting cho cho cho...

please someone help this brother with that cho cho cho meme.
He needs it.

NwanyiAwkaetiti:
Please dream big for your Bf. Come up with other ideas abi na only recharge card business dey?

Brainstorm with him please.

Desiree47:
Yahoo is out of the line

Desiree47:
Good afternoon nairalanders...I was discussing with my boyfriend about setting up a business, with what he has,I suggested he should go for recharge card business.he should buy the machine needed for printing recharge card.He said,he cannot do that kind of business.To me I think there is money in that business.
what do you people think about recharge card business.

Avedonn:

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∆ The amount he has will determine the kind of business that will be suggested.

Try opening a bet shop. But if your religious beliefs don't permit it, he can venture into animal husbandry if he is the "I can do anything" kind of person. I suggested animal husbandry because it is somewhat tax free. Government won't disturb you guys with levies. Unlike opening shops or having a registered company for a start.

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Bluezy13:



You don't even know how much he has and you're suggesting cho cho cho...

please someone help this brother with that cho cho cho meme.
He needs it.

AdaAde:
The answer is very simple.
Since your boyfriend feels to big to sell recharge cards, buy the machine and start the business yourself. If this business is truly lucrative, flaunt your profit right in his face.

Maybe that's when he'll change his mind.

Desiree47:
Good afternoon nairalanders...I was discussing with my boyfriend about setting up a business, with what he has,I suggested he should go for recharge card business.he should buy the machine needed for printing recharge card.He said,he cannot do that kind of business.To me I think there is money in that business.
what do you people think about recharge card business.

Desiree47:
Good afternoon nairalanders...I was discussing with my boyfriend about setting up a business, with what he has,I suggested he should go for recharge card business.he should buy the machine needed for printing recharge card.He said,he cannot do that kind of business.To me I think there is money in that business.
what do you people think about recharge card business.

Desiree47:
The money he has is 300k..he thought about opening a bet shop,but because of the nature of his job,he said he wants my younger brother to run it but I declined..I suggested he should set up a business that he can run by himself for sometime before employing someone to work for him..to enable himself know more about the business to fraud.

NwanyiAwkaetiti:
Ask him what he has passion for.

vicdamm:


He doesn't even need to have all the money before he can start a business... once he identifies a problem people would pay for, in and out of his area, (thank God for internet) he can always create a solution, or link a solution owner with the problem owner and money would be made.
that is why most (not all) guys in computer village stand on the road they don't have an actual shop or product but once they see a customer, they link them with their friends who can offer the service or product ad get a commission... while the friend is working on that client, they go out to get more and at the end everyone goes home happy with money.

Desiree47:
Good afternoon nairalanders...I was discussing with my boyfriend about setting up a business, with what he has,I suggested he should go for recharge card business.he should buy the machine needed for printing recharge card.He said,he cannot do that kind of business.To me I think there is money in that business.
what do you people think about recharge card business.

Desiree47:
Good afternoon nairalanders...I was discussing with my boyfriend about setting up a business, with what he has,I suggested he should go for recharge card business.he should buy the machine needed for printing recharge card.He said,he cannot do that kind of business.To me I think there is money in that business.
what do you people think about recharge card business.

bigpicture001:
..nawanyi awka etiti.are u for real..? av been following u for over two weeks now. and all ur comments seem to be that of a sane person that is full of reasoning...I tink I like nd would like to meet u..are u in anambra..?

TheKabal:


Recharge card printing , my dear people shop online. Always go for a sustainable business, and it must be tightly supported by government policies.

Recharge card printing, betting and the likes have no protection from the government or laws, so it is not a sustainable business.

Even if you had 1000 naira only. I would rather advice you to use the cash to research government policies and see if anything commercial activity the government is protecting will catch his fancy. Remember having interest in the business is paramount, you cannot solve business challenges if your only doing it for cash. There has to be some sort of pleasure or self actualization in the game

He can start by looking at : exports, mostly agricultural products. or look at investing in farms. Nigeria has the AGOA with the united states, and other trade treaties with other countries. he can start from there.

He should not run faster than his shadow, in any government protected industry he decides to invest in, he should be willing to attain mastery at it, and he can only do that by reading and researching about the products or services. Big business pay consultants to do that for them, but since he is starting he need to do it himself and develop the habit of seeking for answers in books, journals, business sections of newspapers, and also ask questions.

Do not invest in a roadside business, think longterm and always ride on the governments policies, that is a surest way to overnight success. I cannot stress that enough, Dangote, has given Nigerians this secret over and over again; government policies are the key to sustainable wealth.

Also first thing tomorrow, he should go to the Lagos chamber of commerce if he is Lagos. If he is not, he should consider visiting Lagos for that. He should always be in a search for information. Nigerian business practices are changing, with the current government, if he is one of the pessimist, he should dust the scales of his eyes and sit down, and dig through the data, in search of patterns.

He should also protect his name with his life. No shady deals

And while he is thinking of what business to start he should lock the money down in a fixed deposit or treasury bill for atleast 3 months. Till he is sure of what to do. I repeat,stay away from any business the government is not protecting.