messi042:
Hello Nairalanders, I'm looking at any business I can start with 3.5 million and be making nothing less than 250k monthly after a expenses. I stay in Porth Harcourt

messi042:
Hello Nairalanders, I'm looking at any business I can start with 3.5 million and be making nothing less than 250k monthly after a expenses. I stay in Porth Harcourt

messi042:
Hello Nairalanders, I'm looking at any business I can start with 3.5 million and be making nothing less than 250k monthly after a expenses. I stay in Porth Harcourt

messi042:
Hello Nairalanders, I'm looking at any business I can start with 3.5 million and be making nothing less than 250k monthly after a expenses. I stay in Porth Harcourt

messi042:
Hello Nairalanders, I'm looking at any business I can start with 3.5 million and be making nothing less than 250k monthly after a expenses. I stay in Porth Harcourt

XploreLife:


Hello.

Be very shrewd with that money if it is all the money you have. I'll advise you not to focus on the business with the most yield for now, but a business that has 90+% rate of becoming successful.

I am talking from experience sir. I made that mistake a year ago. I delved into fish farming, dug pond, bought pumping machine, bought fish and the feed, fed them for seven months and couldn't realise the feed cost not to talk of profit. I did corn and cassava and failed again.

After this, my daddy then advised me to buy cows and rare them since we have a big farm space for that. I bought cows with 650k - the remaining money left after losing millions on fish and corn and cassava. After 3 months I sold them for 920k.

Since I am totally new to farming. I should have opted for a business that has a lower risk of failure. Cow, in this case, is perfect. There are more than enough grasses on our farm land for them to eat and there is stream where they drink. They sort themselves out before I get to farm, my work is just to be observant of how well the eat and have the drugs and injection ready in case of any problem.

Cow is doing well for me so far. Now I regretted why not cow initially. But lesson learnt and I am moving again.

XploreLife:


Hello.

Be very shrewd with that money if it is all the money you have. I'll advise you not to focus on the business with the most yield for now, but a business that has 90+% rate of becoming successful.

I am talking from experience sir. I made that mistake a year ago. I delved into fish farming, dug pond, bought pumping machine, bought fish and the feed, fed them for seven months and couldn't realise the feed cost not to talk of profit. I did corn and cassava and failed again.

After this, my daddy then advised me to buy cows and rare them since we have a big farm space for that. I bought cows with 650k - the remaining money left after losing millions on fish and corn and cassava. After 3 months I sold them for 920k.

Since I am totally new to farming. I should have opted for a business that has a lower risk of failure. Cow, in this case, is perfect. There are more than enough grasses on our farm land for them to eat and there is stream where they drink. They sort themselves out before I get to farm, my work is just to be observant of how well the eat and have the drugs and injection ready in case of any problem.

Cow is doing well for me so far. Now I regretted why not cow initially. But lesson learnt and I am moving again.

messi042:
Hello Nairalanders, I'm looking at any business I can start with 3.5 million and be making nothing less than 250k monthly after a expenses. I stay in Porth Harcourt