aycorporat:


Yeah I know there.
Funny thing is that they are good and accommodating people.

Probably some few snitches here and there.

For me to decide to live in that town means that I made a lot of friends so easily that I was willing to marry from there. I mean a lot of very important people became my friend...Chief Boluwaji who was Director of Health Dept. in that LGA; Mr Ipinlaye from Ajuwa, who wanted to sneak me into Ondo TESCOM despite not having a degree in Education; the old woman, who is the owner of the shop I used opposite enterprise bank (the shop was her former food canteen; hearing that my biz was a start-up, she gave me all her long table and long chairs, often served me lunch free of charge because her husband's house is the storey building beside the shop); an old pepper seller at the market square, whose daughter was my closest friend despite not dating her; a printer and photocopier repairer from Oge, who told me a mysterious story that happened in Oge which I included in my published novel... Even policemen used by board of internal revenue became my personal friends. A rate officer from that LGA lent me money used to buy my generator. I lived in the house of a RCCG pastor during my time there.

The list is endless. Last but not least is Chief Abanikanda... Assuming there is a job, I will return there any day.

Olofin2:
The govt of Ondo state went after me.

At the end of my nysc year in Ondo state in 2013, I established a desktop publishing centre in the town where I served. My prices for publishing per page and photocopy were half of what the locals were charging. I was approached not to destroy their means of livelihood with my charges. I refused. Next thing was that the local government officials came and demanded for tax of 15k in a business that was less than 3 months old. I had not made 15k since when I started that business.

So, they seized my equipments until I was able to pay.

After that, Ondo state internal revenue came demanding for 27k tax. I flared up and they closed my shop and took my computers, generator and photocopy machine away. I got them back after payment and left Ondo state forever.

It was your stubbornness that killed u. When u were told not to destroy the livelihood of the locals u should have listened.

1. No blood in business.

2. Don't pay for sex with your business.

Cybercop2002:
pls how do u get capital i also have business idea and the skill with business plan but capital is only what is stopping me

Where is ur location
Do u have a complete business proposal with market survey
Are u willing to own the business with an investor?
If yes, DM me lets discuss about it

Greatersttar:

Where is ur location
Do u have a complete business proposal with market survey
Are u willing to own the business with an investor?
If yes, DM me lets discuss about it

thanks bro maybe let do that on Facebook or flash my number i will call u 09073027735

Greatersttar:

Where is ur location
Do u have a complete business proposal with market survey
Are u willing to own the business with an investor?
If yes, DM me lets discuss about it

i lived in lagos and i had done everything needed about the business

Cybercop2002:
thanks bro maybe let do that on Facebook or flash my number i will call u 09073027735

Ur WhatsApp number will be better. This one is not on whatsapp. Pls delete it 15mins after posting it

Greatersttar:

Ur WhatsApp number will be better. This one is not on whatsapp. Pls delete it 15mins after posting it

i don't use whatsapp bro that is y i said you should flash my number i will call u or let discuss on fb

Cybercop2002:
i don't use whatsapp bro that is y i said you should flash my number i will call u or let discuss on fb

I just texted u. Dont bother calling back I will call u by 7pm tonight, if I forget pls call me with dat number

Greatersttar:

I just texted u. Dont bother calling back I will call u by 7pm tonight, if I forget pls call me with dat number

thanks bro you just make mt day kinda bring my lost hope to life

Greatersttar:

I just texted u. Dont bother calling back I will call u by 7pm tonight, if I forget pls call me with dat number

haven't seen the message oooo,maybe send it again or flash me 09073027735

not enough fund

I do spend profit before I finished selling the goods self, but when things are getting expensive patronage reduce and no fund to support it to keep running

omo na money

Icumsa45:


Yes sir, but only for those who understand the market and are serious

Ok, I would message you privately to talk More.

GreaterFuture3:

Ok, I would message you privately to talk More.

Waiting

Olofin2:



For me to decide to live in that town means that I made a lot of friends so easily that I was willing to marry from there. I mean a lot of very important people became my friend...Chief Boluwaji who was Director of Health Dept. in that LGA; Mr Ipinlaye from Ajuwa, who wanted to sneak me into Ondo TESCOM despite not having a degree in Education; the old woman, who is the owner of the shop I used opposite enterprise bank (the shop was her former food canteen; hearing that my biz was a start-up, she gave me all her long table and long chairs, often served me lunch free of charge because her husband's house is the storey building beside the shop); an old pepper seller at the market square, whose daughter was my closest friend despite not dating her; a printer and photocopier repairer from Oge, who told me a mysterious story that happened in Oge which I included in my published novel... Even policemen used by board of internal revenue became my personal friends. A rate officer from that LGA lent me money used to buy my generator. I lived in the house of a RCCG pastor during my time there.

The list is endless. Last but not least is Chief Abanikanda... Assuming there is a job, I will return there any day.

God bless you my dear brother.
The woman whose shop you used is Agbonmagbe food canteen. You have a good heart. Can I have your digits

Lack of finance, electricity problem and inadequate manpower...

aycorporat:

God bless you my dear brother.
The woman whose shop you used is Agbonmagbe food canteen. You have a good heart. Can I have your digits

Thanks, bro! The number is enabled on WhatsApp.

@ThEGodFaThEr102 i hope you are enjoying your ban as you sleep in that your mud house.

Use this period of being banned from Nairaland to reflect on your life and set your path right. Enjoy your jail term. Cheers kid.

SweetVibe:
Is this the requirement to start a dead vulture selling business? please am interested boss to join you in this darling business

Damn! Your name should be Tiwa

buygala:
Have alternative power sources

Dont Sell on credit

Dont Sleep with your sales girl

Thank you sir

brainmax2000:
that thing dey usually confuse person eh, you go drugs plenty

are you a pro now?

Lol..i won't even consider myself to be a pro, I'm still learning but i know what to do whenever i observe some familiar characteristics in em birds...

GeneralKoko:


Hello I would need your assistance for an import later on . Can I get your number??

08102226496

RapistOnBail:



What challenge did you experience starting a business was the question

If you operate an open mind , you will understand I just listed the challenges and advised as follows

tensazangetsu20:
I am pessimistic about business in Nigeria but if you must go on have a very big marketing budget.

Learn how google ads work and how Facebook ads work and how to use them to close sales. Also get a good location too for offline sales.

Exactly! You need to learn how paid online adverts works these days and if you can't learn, have someone to do it for you. Because how far can you go with organic traffic if you aren't really an influencer.

Olofin2:



For me to decide to live in that town means that I made a lot of friends so easily that I was willing to marry from there. I mean a lot of very important people became my friend...Chief Boluwaji who was Director of Health Dept. in that LGA; Mr Ipinlaye from Ajuwa, who wanted to sneak me into Ondo TESCOM despite not having a degree in Education; the old woman, who is the owner of the shop I used opposite enterprise bank (the shop was her former food canteen; hearing that my biz was a start-up, she gave me all her long table and long chairs, often served me lunch free of charge because her husband's house is the storey building beside the shop); an old pepper seller at the market square, whose daughter was my closest friend despite not dating her; a printer and photocopier repairer from Oge, who told me a mysterious story that happened in Oge which I included in my published novel... Even policemen used by board of internal revenue became my personal friends. A rate officer from that LGA lent me money used to buy my generator. I lived in the house of a RCCG pastor during my time there.

The list is endless. Last but not least is Chief Abanikanda... Assuming there is a job, I will return there any day.

How can I get your published novel?

slimthugchimee2:
Hello nairalanders

I having a business idea that I am about to startup, I have acquired the capital and skillset ready to start small, I also have a clear cut business plan for it.

Now I just want to hear from other nairalanders the challenges they experienced when they started their business.

Data smh