Hello everyone,

I am currently employed but Inhave always had plans to work for a couple of years and start up my own business which I would eventually focus on full time.

I have been able to save up a little in excess of N1 million in about 2 years.

While I don't plan to quit my job just yet, I intend to start up a business (side hustle) which I hope will eventually grow to become my mainstay.

I need advise on viable business(es) I can start up in Lagos that would not adversely affect my job.

Thank you all in anticipation of your helpful suggestions.

PS: I work with a financial institution and I am quite constrained for time on weekdays

@1forall @CrazyMan @Lalasticlala kindly help give visibility to the post. Thanks

With a little less than 150k you can start up something which will yield 200% in about 8 months. It's not a get rich quick scheme. You can get info about it and if you are interested it's fine. You can reach me dominusprime4@gmail.com. if you like it you can put in as much as you like.

Alexious:
Am looking for investment in my brt bus transport business in Abuja. Do u want to invest? I have a detailed business plan and financial projection. We could also partner.

How does that work?

Please send a DM, I'd like to hear more about it, I might be interested.

DominusPrime:
With a little less than 150k you can start up something which will yield 200% in about 8 months. It's not a get rich quick scheme. You can get info about it and if you are interested it's fine. You can reach me dominusprime4@gmail.com. if you like it you can put in as much as you like.

Thank you, I'll reach out.

PoeticMind:


How does that work?

Please send a DM, I'd like to hear more about it, I might be interested.

Ok. I just did

Money is meant for three things:
Spending
saving
investing.
With your job nature. You should go for investing.
When you are ready to retire, you can start a business, business is never a side hustle my Broda. its a main hustle. Unless na biscuits you want sell.
Invest in existing businesses. Shares, real estate, farm investment etc. I wish I can advice you more. But try and read this book " rich dad poor dad". your eyes will open

PoeticMind:
Hello everyone,

I am currently employed but Inhave always had plans to work for a couple of years and start up my own business which I would eventually focus on full time.

I have been able to save up a little in excess of N1 million in about 2 years.

While I don't plan to quit my job just yet, I intend to start up a business (side hustle) which I hope will eventually grow to become my mainstay.

I need advise on viable business(es) I can start up in Lagos that would not adversely affect my job.

Thank you all in anticipation of your helpful suggestions.

PS: I work with a financial institution and I am quite constrained for time on weekdays

@1forall @CrazyMan @Lalasticlala kindly help give visibility to the post. Thanks

i'm a business enthusiast, some years back I developed a nice business concept that will make customers come back to your shop

gentlestdude:
OP I'm a barber and business enthusiast, some years back I developed a nice business concept that will make customers come back to your shop thus inviting new customers, if you can invest in a unisex salon I can partner with you and promise you won't regret investing. I will only share this business idea if you're willing to do this.

Are you based in Lagos?

Can we talk more about it via email or other channels?

Alexious:


Ok. I just did

Yeah...I replied

Xristars:
Money is meant for three things:
Spending
saving
investing.
With your job nature. You should go for investing.
When you are ready to retire, you can start a business, business is never a side hustle my Broda. its a main hustle. Unless na biscuits you want sell.
Invest in existing businesses. Shares, real estate, farm investment etc. I wish I can advice you more. But try and read this book " rich dad poor dad". your eyes will open

Hmmm...thanks a lot for the advise.

I have actually read the book some years back and will be revisiting it again.

PoeticMind:


Are you based in Lagos?

Can we talk more about it via email or other channels?

Yes I can send you a pm now, it's linked to my email address.

PoeticMind:


Hmmm...thanks a lot for the advise.

I have actually read the book some years back and will be revisiting it again.

good. Wish you luck.

PoeticMind:


Yeah...I replied

I just responded to your hello. Kindly help with your email address to forward the plan.

PoeticMind:
Hello everyone,

I am currently employed but Inhave always had plans to work for a couple of years and start up my own business which I would eventually focus on full time.

I have been able to save up a little in excess of N1 million in about 2 years.

While I don't plan to quit my job just yet, I intend to start up a business (side hustle) which I hope will eventually grow to become my mainstay.

I need advise on viable business(es) I can start up in Lagos that would not adversely affect my job.

Thank you all in anticipation of your helpful suggestions.

PS: I work with a financial institution and I am quite constrained for time on weekdays

@1forall @CrazyMan @Lalasticlala kindly help give visibility to the post. Thanks

Where are you based?

gentlestdude:
Yes I can send you a pm now, it's linked to my email address.

Okay. I'll be expecting

CrazyMan:

Where are you based?

I stay in Lagos

Alexious:


I just responded to your hello. Kindly help with your email address to forward the plan.

The address I responded with is my email. Thanks

Xristars:

good. Wish you luck.

Thanks

PoeticMind:


The address I responded with is my email. Thanks

noted.

PoeticMind:


The address I responded with is my email. Thanks

yahoomail is down. pls send me a message on 1707solutions@gmail.com

Invest that money instead. There are online options for you like risevest and investbamboo where you could invest your money in dollars.

Forget about business in Nigeria. It's not as easy as you think.

PoeticMind:


Thank you, I'll reach out.

Hi. Did u send me a mail?