[quote author=Neoteny post=68121719]I'm, not am


When will Nigerians ever learn english?




Se oro oyinbo la so ni abi bi ilu ase da fun awa ti a fe da ile ise kekere si orilede nigeria

Nigeria is not encouraging at all and later at d end of d day u will only b painted with a lazy youth.... Hmmm may God help us sha

[quote author=400billionman post=68122189]It is lack of information that keep people in the dark IF I tell you say that if you come from abroad with just 20million and the right info information you may not need to work again JUST investments ONLY that people with such knowledge do not share it for free




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[quote author=RiyadhGoddess post=68122123][/quote]

I will advice you though that you should follow your dream but do your own individual due diligence.

FX:
Omo you are scaring people from their home land

You can't blame him , blame the clueless countries that open their border for people who can't build a livable society themselves to come in.

If Nigeria is not working then we are all part of the problem.

Even in western countries they believe any business that can make it past 5th anniversary has come to stay.

What does that mean? New businesses find it hard to survive.

Lakeside79:


Please bro you made an honest mistake
I always tell.peooel when bigomey comes your way resist the temptation of day dreaming of driving a nice car, living in a nice area in Abuja or Lagos etc of living a better life so people can know you are doing okay, Nigeria is a.mirahe it will bankrupt you

Process documents with the money and relocate sharply, you will be better off !

Seevral years down the line if you had left Nigeria you and your family would be better off

Forget Nigeria it's a dead country

LMAO

bobo yii ti para

Netanyahu1:
You can't blame him , blame the clueless countries that open their border for people who can't build a livable society themselves to come in.

If Nigeria is not working then we are all part of the problem.

What's this one saying

Ugosample:


What's this one saying

Exactly what I'm saying . You too wants to migrate . Of what importance would you be to a western nation if you can't even understand simple statement?

queenfav:
congrats oo

tanks ooooo and how is business going on there in ph

Netanyahu1:
Exactly what I'm saying . You too wants to migrate . Of what importance would you be to a western nation if you can't even understand simple statement?

the joke's on you

Me I don already establish myself elsewhere
I only live six months max in Nigeria.

[quote author=RiyadhGoddess post=68122473][/quote] I am an investor A financial advisor A business Strategist A retired Banker A trader So if you are coming from abroad with just 20 million to 50million contact me We sign a legal agreement before a court to manage your resources for 10 years in your own name MY charges is only 20percent of profit Your Capital can only increase it will never decrease Because if I don't make profit for you I get nothing

onatisi:

Baba, thank God that you noticed i have changed , i was once a fanatic over zealous supporter of people staying in nigeria and investing their travel funds in nigeria. but when naija showed me its true color , dem no dey teach person before i packed my bags , i am not ashamed to say it that i wasted funds trying to believe in nigeria and there are many people like me too.
now i keep telling people , if you have the chance of leaving naija , leave the place . except maybe if you have a very very good job of about 200k a month or above then it is worth it to stay

till the person lose the job and know that the person has been living in a bubble

So many that lost their jobs in 2015/16 are still struggling and living from hand to mouth.
NBS said by itself that 4 m jobs plus have been lost under this idiot we call president, and yet many victims of his misadministration will still be shouting sai bana due to tribal or religious sentiment

Stockholm syndrome at its peak

Nigeria is really rough at the moment

FX:
Omo you are scaring people from their home land

he's saying it as it is

Ugosample:


the joke's on you

Me I don already establish myself elsewhere
I only live six months max in Nigeria.

Good for Nigeria, please stay there permanently, I believe one dat we will get rid of all those who don't believe in Nigeria so we can start building a nation . let me get busy and find my naija jersey to buy jare.

onatisi:

so after all your toiling day and night ,in the cold and bad weather , if you are able to save up to 100million , you will come and invest it nigeria? can you invest your life savings in nigeria , be honest with yourself

Haha haha bring home the 100million sir and you will be making Fifteen million yearly doing nothing

Last spring Quezada drew the winning ticket worth $338.3million. It’s the fourth-largest jackpot in Powerball history. After taxes Quezada received a check for $152million.

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very tough baba mi

Ugosample:


till the person lose the job and know that the person has been living in a bubble

So many that lost their jobs in 2015/16 are still struggling and living from hand to mouth.
NBS said by itself that 4 m jobs plus have been lost under this idiot we call president, and yet many victims of his misadministration will still be shouting sai bana due to tribal or religious sentiment

Stockholm syndrome at its peak

Nigeria is really rough at the moment

In the next 3 to 4yrs,the type of business majority of Nigerians will engage in is Network Marketing. Wanna know why?


inbox me

RiyadhGoddess:
This is not encouraging at all. I'm planning to come to Nigeria to invest come November 2018 and all this tax things I'm hearing about is really scaring me. I saw iyabo ojo's rants on tax. I remembered one woman who operates a fast food also complained bitterly. The comments I read online are so scaring. Federal govt tax, state tax, local govt tax, phcn, association, town council etc. Abeg how much be the profit wey person go they pay all this heavy tax? How would one pay salaries after tax deduction? What about the rent?
All these are scaring and not an encouragement to small business owners.

Please I want to ask, what's the way out? My question is for those that have successfully managed a business for years. How have you been able to cope with all these charges abi tax? Can these charges be reduced or negotiated?

I don't want to waste money and then go back and start from the scratch again o. To dey wash bathroom and toilet no easy at all.
If Nigeria is not opened for small business owners, it's better I remain where I am and look for a home base business to do or better still gather all my earnings and relocate to canada than to come to Nigeria and dash govt and her associates all my earnings.

my friend , I will advice you not to invest anything in Nigeria unless you want to go into the real estate business that is building and renting out houses anything else don't dare it since you are not in the country. If you can save up and build a 2bedroom flat into 4 or more units and put a family person in charge of enforcing rents are paid as at when due is the best and the rent goes straight to your account.

final.

[quote author=EgunMogaji post=68122509]

I will advice you though that you should follow your dream but do your own individual due diligence.




Thanks I will

[quote author=tonididdy post=68123626]

my friend , I will advice you not to invest anything in Nigeria unless you want to go into the real estate business that is building and renting out houses anything else don't dare it since you are not in the country. If you can save up and build a 2bedroom flat into 4 or more units and put a family person in charge of enforcing rents are paid as at when due is the best and the rent goes straight to your account.

final.





Unfortunately I don't have enough to acquire a land and build.

bobosydney:
Nigerians like to evade taxes and which countries that don’t pay tax . In Australia i do business and I paid 27 percent in taxes but if work I will pay 48 percent. Why you are shouting ?

you just want tell us say u dey Australia or what...How can you compare your pay with the Nigerian salary?

50% tax out of your Australian salary and you are still a big boy in Nigeria.

I know not all businesses pay tax in Nigeria but the ones that pay should not be over taxed.

[quote author=RiyadhGoddess post=68123747][/quote]

you can start to work on this path now...Don't give up on your present hustle for a return to Nigeria, the conditions are not favorable at the moment.

Don't go to Naija and start little after all your years of hardwork overseas. belive me that is the only thing you can invest in naija with rest of mind

[quote author=400billionman post=68122926] I am an investor A financial advisor A business Strategist A retired Banker A trader So if you are coming from abroad with just 20 million to 50million contact me We sign a legal agreement before a court to manage your resources for 10 years in your own name MY charges is only 20percent of profit Your Capital can only increase it will never decrease Because if I don't make profit for you I get nothing




20 - 50 million naira? It took me 4 years to save 6 million naira. It will take me another 20 plus years to save up the figures you mentioned above.

[quote author=tonididdy post=68123845]

you can start to work on this path now...Don't give up on your present hustle for a return to Nigeria, the conditions are not favorable at the moment.

Don't go to Naija and start little after all your years of hardwork overseas. belive me that is the only thing you can invest in naija with rest of mind




Uhmm

[quote author=RiyadhGoddess post=68123905][/quote]Make it Ten million then we go

FX:
Omo you are scaring people from their home land

just last week my gf said people(nigerians) were fighting in abuja at the embassy on who is in front or behind who on a queue to get a certain country visa and then the security came in and was dragging them out...These two guys suddenly changed the script, one was crying and begging and the other was begging and ran to hug the guy he was just fighting with...then I knew Naija is done for.

queenfav:
Lol @ To dey wash bathroom and toilet no easy at all.
Stay where u dey o.. Uhmm! Nigeria will frustrate your efforts to run a business. I know that first hand. Personally i don't pay tax. My business name is registered, but i don't even have a corporate account. I don't like stress at all biko. Even P. O. S, i no do o. My customers do bank transfer to me.My saving grace is that my shop is in a Police Officer's wives association plaza. Nobody like council or local government comes there to bill us. Even signboard fees people usually pay, i didn't pay a dime because that plaza has immunity from such bills. Since i paid my rent, the only thing i do is just buy my phed unit of N2000, do gotv subscription N1900 and am good to go for the month. Another thing that helps is to buy a prepaid meter. A nepa staff that buys hair from me gave me that advice. Those that are waiting for free one have already incurred bill that's times two or more of what they wud av used in buying a meter. I got mine 20000 and i thank God daily because nothing concerns me and phed again. If I exhaust my unit and decide to stay in darkness, nobody would harass me. Just do your due diligence well before moving to Nigeria to set up a business, it's just God that has been favoring me so far.

You are very wise

[quote author=RiyadhGoddess post=68123905][/quote]

with 6million you can get two units of 2bedroom flats with land built from scratch to finish.

A unit cost between 180-220k annually when rented out.
Please do not do business ...

[quote author=RiyadhGoddess post=68122334][/quote]

Speak english you damn fool

[quote author=Neoteny post=68124394]

Speak english you damn fool




Ode eleribu somebori

[quote author=tonididdy post=68124239]

with 6million you can get two units of 2bedroom flats with land built from scratch to finish.

A unit cost between 180-220k annually when rented out.
Please do not do business ...




In which location?