Hi guys, I have N50k with me which is all I'm left with. Since the covid19 pandemic started my catering work has not been moving and my family are starving. Please if give me idea of any kind of business I can do with N50k. Thanks

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rasheedbkr37:
Hi guys, I have N50k with me which is all I'm left with. Since the covid19 pandemic started my catering work has not been moving and my family are starving. Please if give me idea of any kind of business I can do with N50k. Thanks

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Where is your location? I could come up with something practical u could do on your own.

Askme2020:
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Even me too need such help,what business can I start with a 100k.thanks alot

Vikkiediamond:

Even me too need such help,what business can I start with a 100k.thanks alot

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rasheedbkr37:
Hi guys, I have N50k with me which is all I'm left with. Since the covid19 pandemic started my catering work has not been moving and my family are starving. Please if give me idea of any kind of business I can do with N50k. Thanks

Below is my take on the subject matter.

50k may appear small but if appropriately deployed it could provide a foundation for a great future. We stand in times that are obviously very difficult but underlying this difficulties are great opportunities.

The biggest problem I seem to see here on Nairaland is the fact that many people looking out for a business to do are only interested in generating an income to solve immediate problems. For as long as you are driven by that mindset your business is bound to fail as your aspirations may never be met.

My advice si that you look for something to do that provides value for your immediate environment and grow it from there. Be humble and by extension willing to start small and then grow. You need to survive and then thrive.

Whatever you start with 50,000 may not bring you more than 20k profit monthly initially. If you are however consistent then you could build a business that will grow into a collosus. Several threads abound here on Nairaland business where you can tap inspiration from.

You could buy eggs from a farm and distribute in your neighbourhood, you could buy snacks like potato chips, Chin-chin, peanuts and plantain chips and distribute them among retail outlets in your vicinity. Look out for the Aboki stores, if you sell what they buy regularly then you have a good model. Better still you could look for a bakery that makes good bread and and redistribute their products in an exclusively assigned territory.

Finally, 50k is a lot of money for the smart and innovative entrant into trade and commerce.

Wishing you the best of luck.

rasheedbkr37:
Hi guys, I have N50k with me which is all I'm left with. Since the covid19 pandemic started my catering work has not been moving and my family are starving. Please if give me idea of any kind of business I can do with N50k. Thanks

Since you already have a catering business we can work with that.
Your business isn't going in the normal direction so you have to adapt
Start an instagram page for the catering business, display your options well, ask people to share your links round, run sponsored ads if you have to, any order you receive use a logistics company to deliver

Get a nice junction boil corn,fry puff puff,akara,yam,potato add ponmo garnishes with onions and pepper this will put food on your table