Please i need advise on a genuine business i can start here in Nigeria with 600k as capital. Please I don't want anybody that thinks he can take opportunity to lure me to his benefit as your advice can either make a break a man, family and generation that suppose to benefit from me.
I'm located in Sagamu are of Ogun state.
Thank you all for contributing.

mascot87:


Scammer

Who is talking to you now

Obabajo:



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chilet4cici:



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Obabajo:



see ur head like Abba kyari head in the grave.

Guy abeg i no want laugh

ayoola2002:
Go into Mobile money business, u will not regret.

can you please explain better

Qyusfet:
Please i need advise on a genuine business i can start here in Nigeria with 600k as capital. Please I don't want anybody that thinks he can take opportunity to lure me to his benefit as your advice can either make a break a man, family and generation that suppose to benefit from me.
I'm located in Sagamu are of Ogun state.
Thank you all for contributing.

Please read carefully. Perhaps, it may be useful.

I was attracted by your location.

My advise will naturally be based on my professional experience. I am Salesman with core competence in FMCG.

Sagamu is a budding city in the making. Right now its proximity to Lagos has made it a beautiful bride for a lot of investors.
Both large and medium scale corporations are setting up factories which in turn is attracting a lot of smaller businesses and ultimately the population is growing in geometrically. This is a major advantage for long term investors. Its very central location among other growing towns (Abeokuta, Ijebu, Ijebu Igbo, Ikorodu) is a discerning Salesman's delight.

I suggest that as the early bird that you are, you should consider setting up an FMCG distributorship in the heart of the city.
Truth be told your initial capital outlay appears small but I assure you that it is more than adequate to start a promising distributorship that can evolve into a thriving concern within a few short years.

Now to how you can start, You don't need to invest the entire 600k in the business. A fraction of it is what you need to use to start by conducting surveys and doing trial sales of different products. When you have zeroed in on your preferred product, you can then of course expand by injecting more capital in graduated increments.

So step one is to look for a product that will appeal to the Sagamu residents.

Step two is to try out the product in practical terms. Please note that this is a not for profit stage.

Step three is to appraise the response you got from the sales survey.

Other steps will then follow as your appraisal yields the guiding information as required.


By the way, do you own a car? It doesn't matter the state it is in or the size of the car. Its the most important tool for a starter in the FMCG distributorship business. If you don't, it doesn't matter because with careful planning the money you would have used to rent a shop can be invested in buying a cheap but good car from Abeokuta, Ijebu or better still Ibadan.

Good luck to you Sir in whatever you choose to do.

Qyusfet:
can you please explain better

Get POS machine and start to Withdraw for people and get commission.