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@NairaQuest,

Thanks for noting that. That is absolutely correct in terms of the risk-nature of start-ups.

If you do not have sufficient capital buffer to take the "potential" losses any start-up could suffer, then, it is not for you.

In actual fact, business at any level, particularly real sector businesses are not meant for risk-averse people. It doesn't matter how much capital you have, you wouldn't be able to take those risky leaps which are also potential fruit-bearing opportunities.

In every pain-staking endeavors lies huge opportunities.

If you are looking for safe havens, then go and put your money with the banks and they will keep them safe for you till as long as they are existing, and even pay you some interests on your capital- single digit interest rate per annum.

However, if you are looking at double-digit growth for your funds, then, its means taking risks and pulling some funds away from their comfort zones and investing wisely in stock-market, real-sector market and so on. These options could burn your funds and at the same time, yield crazy returns.

You have got to be deal with professionals (financial analysts, corporate lawyers, accountants) and be prepared to take those tough business decisions.

My take is this: Look to agribusinesses, real estate, food and beverage businesses, oil and gas, some tech-focused start-ups and draft a plan.

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How much have you personally committed into the business before someone else will commit such funds into your hands? What happens if the "worst-case" scenario occurs?

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Hello @kennyzboy,

Federal Government Bonds (also referred to as FGN Bonds) are long term fixed income investment vehicle (option) that are classified as almost risk-free. Because the risk is close to zero, the returns are also very predictable and fixed.

The returns on FGN bonds are called COUPONS and coupons are paid twice in a year.

The Government raise bonds through the DMO (Debt Management Office) who deal directly with Primary Dealers (agents) who on-wards sell to Other registered dealers (secondary) who then sell to retail/ institutional investors. These Primary dealers are limited in number because DMO cannot be opened to every retail or institutional investor/ trader and therefore the DMO has guidelines that these Primary Dealers must abide by before they can be registered.

The Government raise bonds to finance capital projects for the benefit of its citizens and few other reasons (example: to mop up excess liquidity within the system to curb inflation).

So how does it work really? Let me use the example you have sighted here:

If Kennyzboy invests N10m in a 5 year FGN bond at a coupon rate of 15%, it means:
Coupon=15/100*10,000,000=N1,500,000
Therefore, every 6 months after, kennyzboy will receive N750,000 in his bank account till the end of 5 years when Kennyzboy will receive N750,000 and your Principal N10,000,000. (note your bank will take a small commission for the transaction).

To put it in context, let's assume Kennyzboy invest N10m in 5-year FGN bond at 15% in June 2015 (to mature in June 2020), Kennyzboy will receive coupons as follows:
N750,000 in December 2015, N750,000 in June 2016
N750,000 in December 2016, N750,000 in June 2017
N750,000 in December 2017, N750,000 in June 2018
N750,000 in December 2018, N750,000 in June 2019
N750,000 in December 2019, N750,000 in June 2020 plus N10million Principal payment.

Hope this gives you some idea about how Bonds work.

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