₦airaland Forum

bomasek:
Title is C of O

bomasek:
A 600sqm land @ Dutse Sawayi layout has been put up for sale.

Price is 4m naira.

Call Emmanuel on 08090558679 for inspection and document verification.

bomasek:
Title is C of O

obontami:
boss I trowey salute for ur ministry baba

Luther0luther:
Which throws up more questions.

10 million naira transfers, to whom?He just told us he disguised his Nigerianess to get better bargains, so I assume his sellers are Cameroonians. That's an international transfer. We both know how that works and even the fastest takes 3 business working days and has lots of restrictions. Transfer just 1 million as an individual alone and your name would be flagged by EFCC. It is part of the anti money laundering act.


Also we have to understand most of these sellers are illiterate and unbanked and if you have ever been to any large agricultural market. It is a purely cash to goods business. Also, you can buy in bulk but there's a limit to the bulk buying. Just one person can never have 7000 baskets. You may have to pick 400 here, 300 there, 1000 from another. Which throws the hypothesis of transferring in bulk to one single person out of the window. So how did he pay them? Carried 56 or 70 million around?
Who was he transferring to then?

Also the tale about him sending J5s without escorts just opened his yansh. Yeah some Hausa biz men maybe trustworthy but you would be damned to send your goods without a motor boy whom you know from your side to follow them. The share scale of logistics involved would be amazing to pull off. It would be a nightmare .

Also you have to understand you pay duties on products to and fro Nigeria. Cameroon is not jus adamawa that you stroll over and they just allow you take produce out like that.

There are so many loopholes in his story that anyone that scratches the surface would know this is impossible and more like fairytale.

I guess he would have his audience who believe all these stories though, since most of his followers are just out of school or naive undergraduates who have no idea whatsoever.


Oga,I can corroborate the dude's account to some extent.A cousin of mine ventured into this business a few months ago,that's before the infestation on tomatoes that has elicited this current scarcity.Tthe trip was ill fated,as they met with highway robbers and the truck conveying the goods broke down.I'll spare you all the details but what I seek to clarify is this : He told me that one can make purchase for these items,and have them delivered to (Lagos in his case) without following the driver.Its a setup built on trust and understanding.In Nigeria? yeah,strange but true.

Its either you're a very myopic,straight-forward,likes-to-follow-conventional-rules type of person,who doesn't know or believe in cutting corners,likes to play safe,by the rules(which is good only you stay grounded)or maybe you're just a hater with pull-him-down mentality driving your thoughts and actions.I don't know which category you fall into,but I want you to know that rules and regulations,conformity,and all that archetypal load of bullocks are made by the elite for the poor and oppressed to keep them in servitude and captivity. How many successful businesses in Nigeria follow these rules and stay successful? Case in point is what's happening with banks and their disbursement of CBN allotted forex ,and I could go on and on.

I feel like saying more but there's no point.If you need a breakthrough in life or business,you have got to break rules! I salute the guts of the thread owner,a very young fellow at that(no disrespect,but his friend is just not impressive enough). He's done what every celebrity entrepreneur in this country and the world over would've done and or is doing.

So my guy,continue looking for loopholes,while the thread owner is turning his money over serially.