StepTwo:

Bros, if you are anywhere around lagos or environs, you can travel to cotonou as d other guy said, get good 2nd grade clothes and start up, u may just need an umbrella for dia biz.


or you can do importation, you can start this through anyone who orders, and den subsequently u start doing your own direct ordering, you can get gadgets or anything u knw is high on demand. this is how I started importation and I can tell you, it pays a great deal. I started with fones and later expanded to laptops and now I have included wrist watches etc.

goodluck to you.

firfinch:
Nice one. But will there be no problems with the customs bringing in clothes from cotonou? What is the transport rate?

foriz4u:

I c hw naïve u r abt some tins or do u fink u r master in everything? What u don't knw u don't knw instead ask questions. A learned person is supposed to know that u don't need talk somebody down because u want to sell ur idea. Y trying to discourage people on sth u don't even knw or have experience on only because u want dem to buy ur own idea? That's a wrong idea. By d way, OP I'm just like u a young graduate as and d idea I'm selling to u is my trade mark and I've never even thought of selling it to u to earn money I'm just trying to help a fellow who is trying to make ends meet. The bible say "seek wisdom and u shall find". I bliv u r old enuf to knw wat is right to do.

StepTwo:
of course they'll be problems with the customs, I dont know about their charges though, but am sure its nothing compared with the gain you'll make from the biz, not sure about the transport rate either, but from dealers, its not that bad.

firfinch:
Okay, thanks for your timely response. I'm just worried the goods might be seized by customs and border patrol officers.

TK0907:
I'm a graduate that completed my NYSC by july and at the end of my service, all the cash i could save was N50,000 and i have tried getting a job but all to no avail after the service and i have tried to keep this money in my account but i don't have an idea of any little business that i can start with this small amount and i'm tired of staying at home. I need an advice please.

StepTwo:
well, maybe u should gather more info from the dealers. but I dont think its that difficult. especially when the goods are not illegal.

TK0907:
I'm a graduate that completed my NYSC by july and at the end of my service, all the cash i could save was N50,000 and i have tried getting a job but all to no avail after the service and i have tried to keep this money in my account but i don't have an idea of any little business that i can start with this small amount and i'm tired of staying at home. I need an advice please.

Venom104:
1..Car wash.. If you can find a strategic location in a commercial or institutional area to rent or get persimmon for use with returns to the owner monthly. You could make between 30-70k monthly

2..Barbing saloon..Also involves you scouting a good area probably around a campus or residential area to get a small shop, generator, clippers etc

3..Business center(Photocopying/Printing)..Laptop, a small A4 printer and/or a second hand photocopier, You would be surprised by how much you could make in a month in a campus or ministry..

All the above involve the sale of a service with little running costs, rather than goods that might tie your money down till a customer comes along.Maybe other posters can advice you adequately on goods that can bring good returns.

Wish you all the best..

Venom104:
1..Car wash.. If you can find a strategic location in a commercial or institutional area to rent or get persimmon for use with returns to the owner monthly. You could make between 30-70k monthly

2..Barbing saloon..Also involves you scouting a good area probably around a campus or residential area to get a small shop, generator, clippers etc

3..Business center(Photocopying/Printing)..Laptop, a small A4 printer and/or a second hand photocopier, You would be surprised by how much you could make in a month in a campus or ministry..

All the above involve the sale of a service with little running costs, rather than goods that might tie your money down till a customer comes along.Maybe other posters can advice you adequately on goods that can bring good returns.

Wish you all the best..

KINGPINE:


Bros poultry or goat with 50k . Haba . Agriculture is not broke people's business last last

foriz4u:

If u r fail to identify that there r words called "typographical" and "grammatical" error whc is a common tin den I have no doubt u r jus 1 of dos illiterates wit childish comments.
Keep reading and counting on d mistakes in my write ups y ppl r alrdy contacting me privately to lobby into my idea.

TK0907:
I'm a graduate that completed my NYSC by july and at the end of my service, all the cash i could save was N50,000 and i have tried getting a job but all to no avail after the service and i have tried to keep this money in my account but i don't have an idea of any little business that i can start with this small amount and i'm tired of staying at home. I need an advice please.

ajasa4link:
Mai Suya.....
Though it sounds funny but this is a good business because it's something u can learn as fast as possible, just give a aboki close to ur area 1k, tell him u want to learn the Mai Suya business and he will gladly help u out( he might not collect the money and teach u, trust me northerners are very nice people.)
Also the business will fetch u good money if u can give it better packaging since u are graduate( Believe, people like unique things, like a guy on shirt, Jean,airmax dishing them their hot spicy Suya.) Before u know it, some corporate guys will start driving down to ur spot just to get their Suya.
And finally it's not expensive to set up at all. U can set it up within that budget limit u have.

Evathyst:
Been following this educative thread with keen interest since yesterday, and I think I'm learning fast.


Wish I had come across a thread like this 6months ago, else, I wouldn't have been scammed.


Like someone rightly suggested, don't pm anybody for any useless suggestion. If anyone has anything to suggest, let them spill it here.

KINGPINE:


How man birds will you rear with 50k . Is the 50k just to purchase the birds or build the pen or buy the feed or the drugs or the sundry expenses ? Or it includes everything ?

jephri:


Lol, guy u wicked o

FANE4Naija:

LMAO! If you are as careless with your typing. Then, what's in your brain? Doughnuts?
Mr Man, keep your lame ass idea to yourself.
OP, get this straight:
As soon as somebody makes the claim to teach you to be rich or promises you million naira making idea, please RUN.
No one is willing to hold your hand through a real business venture. The person is a SCAMMER AND CON ARTIST.
No one is going to hold your breath to obtain real money. If there is real money involved, the guy would go after it himself.
Don't fall for this Lazy Man's trap. In short, if you do, you are going to end up paying a recurring fixed cost to line his pockets. That's his actual business. It really is that simple.

Dcaliphate:

thank God for your parents. Some parents struggle and get broke to zero after they finish training their child.

tiswell:
By importation with 50k,you mean...?

ajasa4link:
Mai Suya.....
Though it sounds funny but this is a good business because it's something u can learn as fast as possible, just give a aboki close to ur area 1k, tell him u want to learn the Mai Suya business and he will gladly help u out( he might not collect the money and teach u, trust me northerners are very nice people.)
Also the business will fetch u good money if u can give it better packaging since u are graduate( Believe, people like unique things, like a guy on shirt, Jean,airmax dishing them their hot spicy Suya.) Before u know it, some corporate guys will start driving down to ur spot just to get their Suya.
And finally it's not expensive to set up at all. U can set it up within that budget limit u have.

Pigin1:
@Op, Play Bet9ja with the money and thank me later!!!