Did you know that one litre of palmoil currently selling for ₦850 in Nigeria sells $15 (approx ₦12,000) in the international market, or did you know that 4kg yellow garri that sells for ₦1700 in Nigeria sells for 6.89 pounds in international market??

Nigeria is a country blessed with vast variety of agricultural resources which include cocoa, groundnut, tomatoes, yam, palmoil, coconut, plantain, soyabeans, sorghum and lots more. And with the downward turn in the economy of this country -- trust me, it's a wake up call for you as a Nigerian to capitalise on the international market and start earning in dollars because while many of us are groaning and lamenting about the current hardship, some out there are barely experiencing it -- Infact, they're living a comfortable life.

Is Mini Exportation business really lucrative?

Yes, it is. Take for instance the chairman/CEO of Olu Olu group of companies; a company which processes and exports agricultural products like garri, palmoil, processed bean flour, corn starch flour to the USA, UK, Canada, spain, south africa, columbia says his company turns over not less than #10million naira every month on pounded yam flour processing and exports.
He also produces Olu Olu plantain chips selling like hot cake abroad.
You might probably be wondering if it's possible to start exportation business at a small scale even with little capital. Yes, it's possible -- but with the right technique, trusted methods and routes to get your products selling fast.

I am holding a comprehensive 4 weeks Mini Exportation Masterclass where I'll be teaching and showing you how to export your products easily to the foreign market.

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