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BusinessRe: Pls What Type Of Business One Can Start With 50k As A Student? by All4good: 10:54am On Jun 16, 2019
Kokoebapluse:
Hello everyone, am so worry about situation am about to get into, I want to further my education and I want to sponsor myself. But now am working hard to get admission then raise at least 100k, settle school matter with 50k and use the remaining 50k to start a business.

Please what type of business one can start with 50k as a student?
https://www.nairaland.com/5244450/invest-international-company-80-roi#79324092

Click the link above for details of a great business.

It is always advisable to start SMALL and grow while understanding the business. It is the only secret to avoiding LOSSES.
InvestmentRe: Investment by All4good: 10:41am On Jun 16, 2019
crianx:
Please help a brother, what kind of a business, can I invest with 300k in Nigeria?
https://www.nairaland.com/5244450/invest-international-company-80-roi#79324092

Click on the above link for details.

TIP: Start SMALL and grow while you master the business.
BusinessRe: What Business Can I Start With 3 Million Naira by All4good: 10:05am On Jun 16, 2019
ademan000:
I really appreciate all your suggestions and comments so far but I am still open to ideas from you guys and i will appreciate if you can help me on this matter. You can drop me a mail on gmail ademan7890
https://www.nairaland.com/5244450/invest-international-company-80-roi#79324092

click on the link for a great investment portfolio

TIP: whatever business you decide on, START SMALL and grow while you understudy the business.
NYSCPartners & Distributors Wanted In An International Company by All4good(op): 9:42am On Jun 16, 2019
A company with over a billion dollar yearly turnover is seeking local partners and distributors.

Are you a shop owner wanting to increase your monthly sales while diversifying your business?

Are you currently a sales representative with a firm but interested in increasing your commissions and monthly take home?

Are you a distributor with outlets in different parts of the country?

Or are you a young school leaver or graduate with a high need for success?

This opportunity is for all of you. As an equal opportunity organization we have various entry levels and are open to engage male or female, married or single, young or matured and from any nationality.

HOW TO APPLY

Interested applicants should forward his/her details (NAME, QUALIFICATION, LOCATION, AGE, PHONE NUMBER) to our company's line 0.8.0.5.5.2.4.6.7.8.7.

BENEFITS

1). You keep 80% of your sales and remit 20% to company. Too good to be true? Pass our selection interview to find out.

2). You can do this fulltime or part-time.

3). You must not own a shop .

4). Highly diversified product line. With so many different products, you are sure to make sales daily.

5). Fantastic reward scheme for high performing partners and distributors twice yearly. Held overseas, so it comes with international travel, all expenses paid by company.

INVESTMENT

N5,000 to N20, 000 is all you need to get started. And you will be building great wealth monthly. Of course, it is your business so your kids will inherit it.

Think like Dangote and Adenuga, not like their employees.

Send your SMS to 0.8.0.5.5.2.4.6.7.8.7

 

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BusinessRe: Partners & Distributors Wanted By An International Company by All4good(op): 1:40pm On Jun 14, 2019
Don't drop your details here. See how to apply above
BusinessPartners & Distributors Wanted By An International Company by All4good(op): 1:21pm On Jun 14, 2019
A company with over a billion dollar yearly turnover is seeking local partners and distributors.

Are you a shop owner wanting to increase your monthly sales while diversifying your business?

Are you currently a sales representative with a firm but interested in increasing your commissions and monthly take home?

Are you a distributor with outlets in different parts of the country?

Or are you a young school leaver or graduate with a high need for success?

This opportunity is for all of you. As an equal opportunity organization we have various entry levels and are open to engage male or female, married or single, young or matured and from any nationality.

HOW TO APPLY

Interested applicants should forward his/her details (NAME, QUALIFICATION, LOCATION, AGE, PHONE NUMBER) to our company's line 0.8.0.5.5.2.4.6.7.8.7.

BENEFITS

1). You keep 80% of your sales and remit 20% to company. Too good to be true? Pass our selection interview to find out.

2). You can do this fulltime or part-time.

3). You must not own a shop .

4). Highly diversified product line. With so many different products, you are sure to make sales daily.

5). Fantastic reward scheme for high performing partners and distributors twice yearly. Held overseas, so it comes with international travel, all expenses paid by company.

INVESTMENT

N5,000 to N20, 000 is all you need to get started. And you will be building great wealth monthly. Of course, it is your business so your kids will inherit it.

Think like Dangote and Adenuga, not like their employees.

Send your SMS to 0.8.0.5.5.2.4.6.7.8.7

 

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Jobs/VacanciesRe: Update: I Now Have A Job But... by All4good: 4:14pm On Jun 12, 2019
monimekaz:
Bro as much as I will love to respect your opinion ,I will to take exception to you basing your argument on assumptions .You and I are from different backgrounds.I came from a large family and I cant remember anyone coming to my parents to shout on them because they owed them or something of such. With hard works and struggles, there are seven graduates in my family. My father didnt borrow a dime from anyone neither did my mum. When we needed anything,my father's philosophy was that either you get it by hardwork or leave it for God.I can't even remember asking anything from a distant family;uncles,cousins ,aunts etc. I knew most of them when my dad passed away . When He passed away, I was just 21 and in 300 level in the University. I missed most of my 300 level second semester exams like 2 0r 3 courses because he died a week to my exam. I hustled with the help of my mum and siblings till I graduated . I didnt use extra year. Given this background I believe you should understand that depression is not my thing. My father taught me to get solutions to problems not dwell in the them or make it a community problem . Everyone has problems. When you go to people for help, solicit for it and not beg for it. Even before heaven will help you, you should have helped yourself to a reasonable extent
I totally understand your background and type of person. While we are all mortars and as such what hunts one can hunt the other, I can boldly say that depression is very far from your kind of person. You live within reality boundaries and create your world. And like your late Dad who did a good job bringing you up said "Leave it for God if you can't earn it by hard work" Ohh, reading your comments, am excited that in this yahoo-yahoo and g-plus generation that we still have a Nigerian with the virtue of hardworking and earning his living.
No one should go through this life depending upon others who depend on circumstance. Few days ago, a young lad say 18-20years accosted me requesting N50 for transport. Initially I said NO because I felt I knew what he actually wanted it for, saving money for the next weed or tramadol. But on a second thought, I told him to come board a bus while I pay for him and immediately the story changed that he was still waiting for someone. I laughed, shock my head but was really sad for our society. I have seen and encountered beggars in different countries. In the restaurant, asking for my change to buy a meal and others playing music in the subway to get me to leave some change in their plates. But only in Nigeria that I see this "transport" format beggars. They don't even see themselves as beggars, I believe they call themselves hustlers.
Jobs/VacanciesRe: Thread For Jobs In Owerri by All4good: 2:39pm On Jun 12, 2019
Just a quick one!
I've just been notified that the office of the Vice President has launched Startup Nigeria 2019.

It's a 3-Month Incubation Program designed to support small innovative idea-staged companies across Nigeria *with funding, mentorship and trainings.* The curriculum is specifically designed to move companies from ideas to viable products/services.

*All S'East states are included in this phase, so let's pls broadcast widely.* All those great business/start-up ideas that we have, I think it's time we start putting them down on paper, &leveraging opportunities like this one.

To apply, visit www.startupnigeria.ng

All the best...
Jobs/VacanciesRe: Trainers, Advocates, Managers Needed By NGO by All4good(op): 2:00pm On Jun 12, 2019
Success for ALL 2019
Jobs/VacanciesRe: Trainers, Advocates, Managers Needed By NGO by All4good(op): 4:56pm On Jun 09, 2019
still recruiting
Jobs/VacanciesRe: Trainers, Advocates, Managers Needed By NGO by All4good(op): 4:20pm On Jun 05, 2019
Just a quick one!
I've just been notified that the office of the Vice President has launched Startup Nigeria 2019.

It's a 3-Month Incubation Program designed to support small innovative idea-staged companies across Nigeria *with funding, mentorship and trainings.* The curriculum is specifically designed to move companies from ideas to viable products/services.

*All S'East states are included in this phase, so let's pls broadcast widely.* All those great business/start-up ideas that we have, I think it's time we start putting them down on paper, &leveraging opportunities like this one.

To apply, visit www.startupnigeria.ng

All the best...
Jobs/VacanciesRe: Trainers, Advocates, Managers Needed By NGO by All4good(op): 8:30am On Jun 04, 2019
still accepting
Jobs/VacanciesTrainers, Advocates, Managers Needed By NGO by All4good(op): 1:11pm On Jun 03, 2019
JOB OPPORTUNITY
@ ARCH ROCK

LOCATION: Owerri, Enugu, Onitsha, Port Harcourt, Aba, Ebonyi.

Will you like to be part of .......
Health Counseling on Cancer, High Blood Pressure, Arthritis, Diabetes, HIV etc. In Schools, Ministries, Meeting groups, Villages, Churches, Police stations, Army barracks etc. Our organization offers you this opportunity to be trained and retrained as a Nutritionist so as to carry out specific functions of providing health assistance and information to people.

SALARY : Minimum of 60,000 Naira
(depending on your qualification's)

Provisions include FULL-TIME or PART-TIME.

REQUIREMENT
Must at least posses any of this Qualification; Bsc, HND, NCE, ND, SSCE (at least 5 credit) in any field.

N:B
Successful applicants will undergo a 2month health care training on how to use health care facilities for the following test: BP, Sugar test, BMI test, General body test etc.

HOW TO APPLY
Interested applicants should forward his/her details (NAME, QUALIFICATION, LOCATION, AGE, PHONE NUMBER) to our company's line 09023073367.

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FamilyRe: Snake In My Roof by All4good: 11:10pm On May 19, 2019
xavuv:
Hello everyone,

There is snake living in my roof. It has been over 2 years now the reptile has been living in there. I first noticed it sometimes in 2017 when i saw snake skin in my roof. I have blocked all entry holes for lizard and the likes thinking the snake would die or leave due to starvation ....but it didnt leave and the snake seems to be thriving in there. I dont know what its eating.

I taught of fumigation but i think the snake can escape the fumigation odor because it can easily hide in the deep block holes.

I cant go in there, as am writing this i can hear the snake moving all about in my attic.

What can i do to get rid of it?

MODS: If its not too much i want this in front page for better audience or opinions.
You are so brave to have continued leaving in that house thinking there is a snake (an adult one self) in the roof and you have not done anything for 2years. God is faithful indeed. But you can handle this yourself with knowledge.
First throw some bitter Kola inside your house and outside to scare snakes away. Petrol and carbide already suggested will do same. But they are not quite safe handling.
I usually keep a small ragolis bottle of petrol to act as a spray on snakes once sighted. If the petrol touches them, it weakens them and you can easily approach and kill them.
You can apply some petrol on your clothes and get into that roof with some bitter Kola and petrol spray. Wear glasses to cover your eyes. A long stick or rake might be needed but petrol on the snake is more than enough not kerosene that is too slow.
God has been with you. Peace
FamilyRe: Snake In My Roof by All4good: 10:53pm On May 19, 2019
sircrabo:
Where we lived before at Ipaja, Lagos, we had same issue. At night, we do hear a sound from the ceiling like an over grown chicken. attimes it will crawl inside the ceiling at night.

we bought bitter kola and grinded some. we threw the grinded ones and the ungrinded ones (the seeds) into the ceiling from both ends of the roof. That week alone we saw three dead snakes lying on the floor in our compound. but there was a louder noise we felt could be a bigger snake. we didn't get to sniff it out till we moved out.

You can fumigate the compound and tell them to spray the chemical inside the ceilig through any hole in the ceiling.

Kerosene also deals with snakes at point of contact
I know this to be very true because it worked for me. Prior to placing bitter Kola around my compound, I used to sight snakes almost every week. Though I didn't see any dead ones I was told it would make them leave the area and they did.
FamilyRe: Snake In My Roof by All4good: 10:45pm On May 19, 2019
iamharkinwaley:
Good Pm Op, Any development yet ?


So I doubt if it's a snake that keeps making noise in your ceiling. My reasons, If I read correctly you said it shed its skin.

You probably don't know this before but I'll tell you, Snakes when they shed there skins moves far away as fast as possible from that spot. They can't come back anymore, that's fact and you can confirm from elderly ones, they'll tell you more, Unless another snake came in to start causing tantrums up in your ceiling but the one that shed its skin is gone... I'll advice to confirm your claims, know what is up there, if you can't call on someone or people that will.


Peace
This is correct. Obviously not the same snake that shed its skin. Maybe another snake has entered.
BusinessRe: * Start A Very Lucrative Business With N5k ONLY !! Make 5k-13k profit daily by All4good(op): 8:39pm On Apr 17, 2019
Syzee:
Hello. Good day. Please I would like know if quickteller capturing agent is same as a quickteller paypoint agent. I've been invited for an interview for quickteller capturing agent. Thanks.
No. They are not the same just as the name indicates. Good luck with your interview.
AgricultureRe: Anambra Farmers, Let's Meet Here by All4good: 11:56am On Apr 02, 2019
If you own a Pig Farm in Anambra with Large white or Landrace please contact me with number below in my signature.
AgricultureRe: Anambra Farmers, Let's Meet Here by All4good: 11:35am On Mar 30, 2019
FarmTech:
I leased mine in awkwuzu. u can call me if still interested: 08067494363. If my phone is off, send me a txt and i will call u when i switch it on.
Awkwuzu is a good location. What is the leasing price per acre.
Please keep this thread active with pictures of your farm activity, as I look forward to being your Neighbor
AgricultureRe: Maize Shelling Machines, and other Threshers with Food processing Machines.. by All4good: 10:56am On Mar 30, 2019
FarmsEquipment:
Maize Sheller and other portable mechanize modern Farms tool are available at a very cheap price.
We can supply to any where in Nigeria in less than 48 hours.
WhatsApp or Call: 09084811244
Am interested in the Engine driven maize sheller. I only need the sheller without the engine. How much is that?
Also kindly shed more light as to the capacity of the sheller. How many 50kg bags can it fill in 1 hour?
What maintenance is required, are the wearable parts available?
All the best.
AgricultureRe: Anambra Farmers, Let's Meet Here by All4good: 10:36am On Mar 30, 2019
teaandteea:
we provide bulldozer clearing and tractor services
ploughing 20k per hectre..
harrowing 18k per hectre
ridging 18k per hectre
we provide service for mechanized maize planting, cowpea and soya beans e.t.c
you can also contact us for your harvesting of crops like maize. e.t.c using combined harvester
these rates are negotiable depending on the type and size of land you want to work on..
We do all d job to your satisfaction..
contact us on : 08125193014
Is this service available for use in Anambra?
AgricultureRe: Join Association Of Pineapple And Orange, Mango. by All4good: 10:17am On Mar 30, 2019
femnet29:
If u are interested in pineapple farm, Budded orange, and mango farming kindly drop your watsap number.
Please add me for Orange
My whatsapp number is below in my signature. Thanks
AgricultureRe: I Need To Know Which Agric Business Really Works And I Will Provide The Capital by All4good: 9:55am On Mar 30, 2019
ikhileomotayo:
Hi Guys,

I know Agriculture is the way to go but I lack business skills. I have the capital and will need advise from successful Agricultural entrepreneurs on possible agric investments. Thanks
It is already 5 months since you opened this thread. Have you made some progress, please update?
If you ask me, you don't need Farming skills to be an Investor in the Agric value chain just like you don't need to be an Engineering graduate to own and run a road construction company. That is why you employ managers and experts. Like you rightly said, what you need is "Business skills".
Whoever presents you with a Business Idea should be ready to present an accompanying Business Plan that will give you insight to the Market Analysis and the Financial Plan. Two key items you need to study to make an investment decision. If the numbers are good you can pay 10 Agric Experts to run the farm.
All the best.
BusinessRe: * Start A Very Lucrative Business With N5k ONLY !! Make 5k-13k profit daily by All4good(op): 8:50pm On Mar 29, 2019
Ghost19:
Good morning Sir thank you for this opportunity..... am interested please add me to WhatsApp 07037377350

my mail is vvholdy@gmail.com
UWC
AgricultureRe: Perimeter Fencing by All4good: 11:55am On Mar 28, 2019
opeyemiabdullah:
I have a one hectare farmland for perimeter fencing
What is the cheapest and most effective way to do this
Whatever fencing material you choose, will cost you a lot of money considering the perimeter to be covered. However, using block or chainlink will be a sunk cost compared to deploying a living fence which would cost less and yet pay-off its cost in less than 4 years.
If considering a living fence, use the following: Oil Palm trees, Orange tress, Jatropha, Moringa and Pepper plant.

Wish you success.
BusinessRe: * Start A Very Lucrative Business With N5k ONLY !! Make 5k-13k profit daily by All4good(op): 10:36pm On Mar 26, 2019
kelvinlove1990:
Have been registering on the platform but I have gotten an email regarding my registration.... Please I really want to be a part of it
Ok reach me on whatsapp
AgricultureRe: My Goat Farm Startup (my Diary) by All4good:
sleekman:
I want to partner with others to purchase goat semen. Is anyone interested?
Kindly give more details like cost and type. Is it Boer goat semen?
What type of our local females can it fertilizer safely considering size of kid expected?
Cheers
AgricultureRe: Starting A Goat Reselling Business by All4good: 6:01pm On Mar 26, 2019
ifexsmarttech:
won't thy die in luxurious bus
No.
Those involved no how they do it. My dogs have been transported via luxury buses from Jos to Port-Harcourt
BusinessRe: How To Make N400,000 Monthly Selling Your Books by All4good: 9:39pm On Mar 14, 2019
BookEditor:
No, such advice is not meant for everybody. Not everyone must use an English name or pen name. It's better to use your own name. Things have changed and are changing worldwide. People respect Nigerian writers worldwide so you don't have to change your name to a white man's name. It's like selling your identity and birthright. Why can't a white man change his name to a Yoruba, Igbo or Hausa name? Have you ever seen this happen before? So why should you change your name and abandon your cultural heritage?

Wole Soyinka, Chinua Achebe, Chimamanda Adichie and many other Nigerian writers used their real names and even whites respect them so much and want to learn from them.

Promote your book well and people will surely buy it all over the world. Don't look for shortcuts or get rich quick syndrome. Wait for your time just as Chimamanda waited for her time and when it's your time you will go round the whole world and people will read and buy your book worldwide.

It depends on what works for the person. We don't advise anyone to use a pen name. We have several years of professional experience and from experience, most Nigerians that used pen names couldn't sustain it because it's difficult to maintain and promote when you have a double identity.

A lot of other strong reasons against it but I won't be able to write everything here.
You are totally mistaken. There are many reasons authors choose to adopt a pen name other than trying to conceal their ethnicity or cultural background.
More apt is the desire for writers to overcome certain glass ceilings that could hinder the acceptance of their work.
To answer your question, yes I have seen British and American Authors adopt Pen names; notable amongs which are Joanne Rowling (Harry Potter) using the pen names Robert Galbraith and JK Rowling . Also Benjamin Franklin used the pen name Mrs Silence Dogood and Samuel Clemens used the pen name Mark Twain. I believe these are enough proof for you.
Understanding a writers motive, audience and personal challenges determines if the use of pen name or real name is the best route and not "get rich quick" as you put it.

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