You can go into yam business, buying yams cheap in bulk from top yam producing states like benue,Niger,taraba etc to resell in high consumption areas like PH, Lagos. Your 150k can go alot to start up this biz but before going into this line of business you should take out time to do a market survey to know the type of yam that moves in your area and their prices,their are vehicles,already waiting in this yam markets to convey them to selling destinations......it's a very good and profitable venture if you know how it works,you either go down their yourself or get a trusted fellow to help you buy them.As for the marketing their is high demand for yams so it's certain it would sell fast,you can also register with yam market unions.

WestAfrican:
DM we may be able to work out something from Australia.

Kenoxman:
Any biz u pick, make sure it gives u tym to still do ur teaching job. It's pretty difficult out there. Don't ever think of quitting ur job until the biz breaks even
.

uzohrome:


You need get the more that the basic knowledge. Maybe you will add me on my Whatsapp. Check my profile

WestAfrican:
DM we may be able to work out something from Australia.

Ejika48:
present ooooo. Im willing to learn

larrypourl:
Since you're teaching already, take up home lessons to support that pay. That's what guys use to survive in Lagos. I wish you well.

oyeb15:
Most people on this site have no business acumen. All i can see ever since is just poultry farming.
I weep for this country cos our youths only knows how to eat fish.They lack ideas of how to get out of poverty.

Mendula35:
just use 75% of the money to learn a most demanding and paying skills...take your time to ensure you know it well cos those skills may be time consuming atimes then use the remaining 25% to establish your company name e.t.c...then start bidding for project. You will thank me later. I did the same thing and i don't regret today.

Gforce2015:


Are you think say 100k nah money for family man...
Next!

BabaIbo:


Yeah thanks, someone referred me to that page earlier. I'm currently going through the threads.

Bro, I will need a form of guide or mentorship if I'm to go into the biz, thanks in anticipation

Babaloko02:
I have detailed videos on how you can learn and start mimi importation business from scrap. It will show you how to use social media like facebook to push your products, It will show you hot products you can get at very cheap price that will give you good profit margin. You also get to know delivery agencies that are very effective in helping you deliver products on your behalf to customers on time. All these things mentioned here are some of the bottle necks people encounter in this business. I also have other legal online businesses you might be interested in. just check my signature.

You can go into yam business, buying yams cheap in bulk from top yam producing states like benue,Niger,taraba etc to resell in high consumption areas like PH, Lagos. Your 150k can go alot to start up this biz but before going into this line of business you should take out time to do a market survey to know the type of yam that moves in your area and their prices,their are vehicles,already waiting in this yam markets to convey them to selling destinations......it's a very good and profitable venture if you know how it works,you either go down their yourself or get a trusted fellow to help you buy them.As for the marketing their is high demand for yams so it's certain it would sell fast,you can also register with yam market unions.

iaamxavier:
Buy a fairly used okada and give it out to one of these bikemen and you get nothing less than 3k or more daily
3000x7=21000
21000x4=84000
84000x12=100800 per annum for doing nothing + your salary savings

Then you can think of expanding or venturing into a much more lucrative business

mcyemite:
True but moving the goods from benue to Lagos will cost you more than 150k....u will collect more than 20 ticket before leaving benue state, then once u hit the express u stop to bribe police, customs, frsc and army like every 30 mins ,you can't escape it.. Personal experience.

Especially if it's yam you are carrying

SultanYoung:
Start importation business I bet you won't regret it am welling to tech you if its OK with you

Hedonisco:
N150k is a shitload of money to start a business in the Internet age. Maybe N30k would buy a basic tokunbo laptop. I assume you have a basic 'Teckno' or whatever android phone already. N3k for data for a month. Les than N15k for Namecheap domain and hosting for a dot com site. And then N20k for miscellaneous tools, using seo. No need for Google ad words budget. The rest na sense and hardwork. In less than a year you will be on a roll.

You could get plenty clues and tips, but never a comprehensive revelation. Nobody would reveal any "viable" business to you. Not possible. The journey to prosperity is a lonely road. You have to discover it yourself, using the many tips and clues that people drop everyday,.

SultanYoung:
Start importation business I bet you won't regret it am welling to tech you if its OK with you

myfan:


Nigerians won't do this. If it's Tacha now, you'd see people donating millions to a stupid course. SMH.

WalkerMichael:
Hello bro.

Take your time to read through the pages on this thread. It's fully loaded. You don't have to invest all 150k into it. Start small then scale gradually - you can start with 20-50k as a beginner. Just make sure to have a mentor who guide you on any business you intent to venture into even if its going to cost you some money (some mentors charge for their time - but I can tell u its 100% worth it.)

https://www.nairaland.com/5408525/how-ship-goods-1688-nigeriasell

Good luck op and please don't send any message or mail to anyone who asks you to do so before they could reveal anything to you. What you need is information from a right source + a mentor to guide you.

Ps : the link is for anyone who intends to do smart mini importation

Pps: I do mini importation actively and I can mentor you for free.

virago:


Actually he would have over 5 billion naira but 3 billion is a more realistic figure considering people who have multiple accounts and inactive members

myfan:


Nigerians won't do this. If it's Tacha now, you'd see people donating millions to a stupid course. SMH.

internationalman:
If every nairalander should donate 1k each to this guy's course he would have over 1million.

Next person in line for a favour like this should be me.

please.

WestAfrican:
DM we may be able to work out something from Australia.