Importing business in Nigeria thrive on the fact that our economy is not a productive type. A lot of companies and industries that should be producing a lot of things are either dead or not efficient in their production and hence a lot of Nigerians usually depend on imported materials to enjoy themselves or to access quality products.
Another reason why importing business thrive in Nigeria is due to the fact that most made in Nigerian goods are fake and don’t usually possess the required quality compared to the same product produced outside the country.
Importation business in Nigeria has long been considered primarily to be the career of rich businessmen.
Unfortunately lots of the so called businessmen do not even use their own money to do all these businesses a lot of times. What they do primarily is to go to the banks and use their Agbada and suit to impress the bankers with collaterals and then pack all the money you and I struggled to make to finance their own importing business.
Now the internet has change how business is been done and anyone with access to the internet and the right information about how to go about it can get started in the business. The interesting part is the that you do not need
1. Millions of naira as startup capital
2. You do not need a shop or office
3. You do not need a license or all the obscure difficult to secure paper works.
4. You do not need to travel to china, Dubai or USA.
What you need to get started
1. The need analysis. This is the basis of all business. You need to do your local research to know what people around you need.
2. Websitesto contact the supplies. This is a part of what this guild will be revealing. How to register on this website. How to contact these suppliers like a pro. How to negotiate orders. And how to get you products shipped down to your address in Nigeria.

3. You need access to the internet. It might not necessary be your private internet, but it’s recommended you have yours.

4. How to market you goods. There are several ways to sell you products both online and offline.
You can get products a cheap as $0.12(20 naira) the same product that sells for 200 Naira in Nigeria.
For more details send an email to folutunde@gmail.com