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190theclown:
But which business you venture into wen u nor gree talk so?

omoteamac:
boss..how far nau?

Sijo01:
That's to say Amaechi did nothing while he was the governor

anonimi:
Related thread in PRACTICAL terms of experience by a fellow nairalander:


https://www.nairaland.com/2316549/self-employment-realest-deal

MrRoYCe:
So proud of you bro

deltateam:
Its profitable with your mindset and God factor. Remember busy market et al.

PilotOz:
There's no excuse to be poor in this life... And this thread is very educative. The economy is so messed up, that even a cert is nt enuff to get one out off the mess... There r several business one can go into, regardless of ur background or personality. Im a yr 2 student in a college of edu in Edo, But immediately after graduation, im going to learn hw to drive trucks. I see most graduates complaining of no capital to start up sumtin.. Their problem isn't really lack of capital, but they lack a gud saving habit, and fear of doing sumtin "too low for a graduate" Hmmm... When i did my first poultry business, i packed up birds droppings, got stained, and dirty frm taking care of their house, but 4 more months later when i was counting the money made frm sales, men.... I was like "im ready to get dirty again for this" So we all shud be ready to take the bull by d horn and do sumtin... If the pure water business is really profitable, No harm in doing it.... #man must hustle.

kolsrah:
I am a man, in ibadan. I am interested.

omoteamac:
Bolade005..I am still waiting please

kween911:
no problem if there is any other vacancy lemme knw

Dyt:

Dyt:
You don't know everyone one
Do you?
I am jobless too
I can't do business cos I am a free giver
I can't learn craft cos I get tired easily
Not like I am lazy, as a matter of fact I am very hardworking

We all can't do samething
Speak what you know

kween911:
aii tnx

Dyt:
NOT EVERYONE IS BUSINESS ORIENTED
NOT EVERYONE CAN DO OFFICE WORKS
WHEN WE WILL LEARN TO TOLERATE ONE ANOTHER

WE ARE DIFFERENT PEOPLE AND CANT ALL DO SAME THING.

kween911:
yes I can

walexy1:
Hello Guys, I am thrilled by this thread and OP's testimony. And for everyone sharing one idea or the other, thank you all. I am someone who believes firmly in entrepreneurship as a way for the youths of this generation to arm up themselves against the harsh economic situation.
As a result, I am in need of ideas on what businesses one can do to serve as another source of income, totally different from the main income source(monthly salary).

OP and other good guys, your advice would be of great importance. Cheers and Thanks

P.S: If your intentions on this thread is to scam people (for persons with impish motives), sorry, you are very very wrong

kween911:
An in need of both tho am based in Ibadan

deltateam:
I don't know your location but in my place every pure water factory have vans and they move about supplying to whoever wants to buy in bags. Nobody has to go to any factory, the factory comes to you by transport.

deltateam:
Locate people who sell it and supply them? Oga o. When they can easily get them from the pure water companies themselves who supply with vans.

Am talking about supplying to consumers direct not supplying to someone that supplies to consumers and waiting until they request another supply. Its different from your beer business.

2 ways to go about it are ;

1. Buy from those companies usually when you see them with their vans collect their numbers.Call them when its needed and buy then put in freezer. Finally hawk it around, usually in the market not residential areas where people have refrigerators.

2. Buy from those who buy from those that supply in vans.Option 2 is usually the best where your house is far from market and you don't have constant power supply.Usually price may be a bit higher like #100 but then you are assured of it's coldness and the fact they are usually near to market. You buy, sell, buy, sell off and continues...

sarahatuba:
Hahahaa yeah! That one

sarahatuba:
Edo state

sarahatuba:
My apologies
Nope.why do you ask?

sarahatuba:
The pleasure is mine Bola

sarahatuba:
Hehehe

LaurelP:
Thanks bro.
Location matters a lot I know.
So what location is your friend using?
And is he using coolers or freezer to chill the water?
Pls don't mind my inquisitiveness

LaurelP:
Oga if you're into the business tell us how u started and the challenges you encountered.

If you're not, allow the person to whom the question was directed to tackle it. Or are you deltateam?

omoteamac:
Bolade005...please send your contact to my email address...mtygodwin@yahoo.com....I need your assistance about something

anonimi:
Bro we are all getting educated via this your inspirational thread. Is it not said that-

- Iron sharpens iron.

Thanks, bro.

anonimi:
Yes there will certainly be challenges and setbacks but one can, with a lot of DISCIPLINE and forebearance, always turn any obstacle to a stepping stone of opportunity.

The main challenge most of us face is the temptation to start spending our profit [and even small capital] instead of contiuously ploughing back at the initial stage till we get gradually comfortable.

Resisting that temptation, in the form of social pressure, is the greatest challenge!