Businesses You Can Start With Less Than $10 In Nigeria

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nuckecy (m)
Businesses You Can Start With Less Than $10 In Nigeria
« on: March 14, 2006, 05:53 PM »

My fellow Nigerians, there are a lot of opportunities in every area of the economy.

These areas are as follows:
- Information Broker
- Laundry Man
- Installation Service Provider
- Dog Trainers
- Car Washing Services (Homes, Hotels, Offices)
- Home Computer Tutors
- Private Lesson Tutors For All Primary And Secondary School Pupils
- Party Planners
- E-Trainings
- Property Consultants
- Script Writers For Production Of Movies.  Producers Are Willing To Buy Good Scripts.
- Greeting Cards Designs.

Requirements
- A Cell Phone
- Good Communication Skills
- Good Knowledge Of The Above Mentioned Areas
- Determination To Make It
- Passion For Doing The Job To Customers Satisfaction.

Best of luck.
Seun (m)
Re: Businesses You Can Start With Less Than $10 In Nigeria
« #1 on: March 14, 2006, 08:59 PM »

This is a very good list for job-seekers.  Even though in reality you will need more than $10 for these businesses (credit on your phone alone will cost more than that in a month) they are well within the rich of many young Nigerians searching for jobs.  Much humility would be required for some of them.
Badman888 (m)
Re: Businesses You Can Start With Less Than $10 In Nigeria
« #2 on: March 14, 2006, 09:06 PM »

Yah i agree with seun i think you would need more than $10. for those buisnesses.
enolase (m)
Re: Businesses You Can Start With Less Than $10 In Nigeria
« #3 on: March 15, 2006, 04:34 PM »

50 US dollars would be more appropriate.

i am assuming u mean US dolars, not Zimbabwean dollars! Cool
lagoshost (m)
Re: Businesses You Can Start With Less Than $10 In Nigeria
« #4 on: March 17, 2006, 05:41 AM »

Yes, my dear, maybe he started his own with $10. It is very possible.
bizideas
Re: Businesses You Can Start With Less Than $10 In Nigeria
« #5 on: March 17, 2006, 04:43 PM »

yes it is very possible because by the time you move from house to house in your area you will discover that people may be in need of your services because not all working class have time for house chores you could make big money and at the end no tax payment, no rent to pay 4 shop. the result will be super cos they will be calling u regularly.
tEsLim (m)
Re: Businesses You Can Start With Less Than $10 In Nigeria
« #6 on: December 29, 2006, 12:17 PM »

Other biz u can do. But most profitable ones are the types their are talent like jobs.

Okies,  The ridiculours type

1. Get a grill, buy a bunch of banana start roasting boli, same for suya/asun spot
2. Buy 2 bags or poor-water  Wink (aka pure-water) and iced-blockz start vending
3. Buy 1 bumper card, and N500 recharge card. Come stand infront of LASU gate. Phone call here. (I think everyone on the forum have atleast a cellphone)
4. Most hawking biz are cheap start Smiley


Talent type
1. Book for 1week of night browsing in cyber-cafe. Start yahoo yahoo. Cos $10 bucks wont get u starcomms and lappy.
2. Buy a mat. Go under Ojuelegba or some hot spot. Where thick sunshades. Raggy cloths. Pretend your blind and poor. And for better biz. Make sure there is an atm machine close to your stand. So u can canvass them to cashout from ATM to give u. U'll  make a lot if u even have a POS Machine.
3. Get a glo sim and load money into it. Sell small credit unit to ppl that want to by N10, N20, N30 and N40 u sell adding N5 profit

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