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I feel obliged to repeat a post I made earlier (2020) again...three years down the line (wow, how time flies!). Please pay heed;

" As 2020 progresses, as businesswo(men), the way we conduct business has to be re-evaluated.

The popular consensus relative to SME business growth in Nigeria is that there is widespread lack of funding hence poor growth of the sector. While agreeing with this, it should be noted that another reason (possibly the major) reason SME businesses cave in in Nigeria is lack of focus, direction, poor management and outright greed.

A lot of SMEs are not registered with CAC (not even their business names), they mis-manage little finances they have or have been granted (despite the best efforts of the several foundations, a lot of SMEs that receive(d) grants have little or nothing to show for it), their price setting mechanism is poor and the proprietors more often than not are so religious to the point of being mind-boggling stupid (Jesus or Allah doesn't grant loans or fund businesses pro bono; meet the requirements, make a resounding business case and you will get funded [I get so many mails and calls from "entrepreneurs" who have barely nothing to show for their finance needs except trying to appeal to my sense of religion]). How about record-keeping, documentation, establishing policies and processes-zilch! crickets!

Folks have not been able to access funding (at least from me) for some of these reasons. You can't expect to just "get" N5m based on your promises of "I'll pay back". Despite your best intentions, things can go south as they are most likely to do in an economy like Nigeria's', hence, you ought to come forward to that potential financier or investor with a robust reason why you should be funded and an iron-clad road-map to paying back such a financier.

The SME sector has it's job cut out for it. KNOW what you're about in business and you'll succeed".

I made this post three years ago and is still relevant now. Times are fast changing, evolve with it or you'll be railroaded-a relic of a best forgotten past. And yes, this assertion applies to business too!

I feel obliged to repeat a post I made earlier (2020) again...three years down the line (wow, how time flies!). Please pay heed;

" As 2020 progresses, as businesswo(men), the way we conduct business has to be re-evaluated.

The popular consensus relative to SME business growth in Nigeria is that there is widespread lack of funding hence poor growth of the sector. While agreeing with this, it should be noted that another reason (possibly the major) reason SME businesses cave in in Nigeria is lack of focus, direction, poor management and outright greed.

A lot of SMEs are not registered with CAC (not even their business names), they mis-manage little finances they have or have been granted (despite the best efforts of the several foundations, a lot of SMEs that receive(d) grants have little or nothing to show for it), their price setting mechanism is poor and the proprietors more often than not are so religious to the point of being mind-boggling stupid (Jesus or Allah doesn't grant loans or fund businesses pro bono; meet the requirements, make a resounding business case and you will get funded [I get so many mails and calls from "entrepreneurs" who have barely nothing to show for their finance needs except trying to appeal to my sense of religion]). How about record-keeping, documentation, establishing policies and processes-zilch! crickets!

Folks have not been able to access funding (at least from me) for some of these reasons. You can't expect to just "get" N5m based on your promises of "I'll pay back". Despite your best intentions, things can go south as they are most likely to do in an economy like Nigeria's', hence, you ought to come forward to that potential financier or investor with a robust reason why you should be funded and an iron-clad road-map to paying back such a financier.

The SME sector has it's job cut out for it. KNOW what you're about in business and you'll succeed".

I made this post three years ago and is still relevant now. Times are fast changing, evolve with it or you'll be railroaded-a relic of a best forgotten past. And yes, this assertion applies to business too!

I feel obliged to repeat a post I made earlier (2020) again...three years down the line (wow, how time flies!). Please pay heed;

" As 2020 progresses, as businesswo(men), the way we conduct business has to be re-evaluated.

The popular consensus relative to SME business growth in Nigeria is that there is widespread lack of funding hence poor growth of the sector. While agreeing with this, it should be noted that another reason (possibly the major) reason SME businesses cave in in Nigeria is lack of focus, direction, poor management and outright greed.

A lot of SMEs are not registered with CAC (not even their business names), they mis-manage little finances they have or have been granted (despite the best efforts of the several foundations, a lot of SMEs that receive(d) grants have little or nothing to show for it), their price setting mechanism is poor and the proprietors more often than not are so religious to the point of being mind-boggling stupid (Jesus or Allah doesn't grant loans or fund businesses pro bono; meet the requirements, make a resounding business case and you will get funded [I get so many mails and calls from "entrepreneurs" who have barely nothing to show for their finance needs except trying to appeal to my sense of religion]). How about record-keeping, documentation, establishing policies and processes-zilch! crickets!

Folks have not been able to access funding (at least from me) for some of these reasons. You can't expect to just "get" N5m based on your promises of "I'll pay back". Despite your best intentions, things can go south as they are most likely to do in an economy like Nigeria's', hence, you ought to come forward to that potential financier or investor with a robust reason why you should be funded and an iron-clad road-map to paying back such a financier.

The SME sector has it's job cut out for it. KNOW what you're about in business and you'll succeed".

I made this post three years ago and is still relevant now. Times are fast changing, evolve with it or you'll be railroaded-a relic of a best forgotten past. And yes, this assertion applies to business too!

I feel obliged to repeat a post I made earlier (2020) again...three years down the line (wow, how time flies!). Please pay heed;

" As 2020 progresses, as businesswo(men), the way we conduct business has to be re-evaluated.

The popular consensus relative to SME business growth in Nigeria is that there is widespread lack of funding hence poor growth of the sector. While agreeing with this, it should be noted that another reason (possibly the major) reason SME businesses cave in in Nigeria is lack of focus, direction, poor management and outright greed.

A lot of SMEs are not registered with CAC (not even their business names), they mis-manage little finances they have or have been granted (despite the best efforts of the several foundations, a lot of SMEs that receive(d) grants have little or nothing to show for it), their price setting mechanism is poor and the proprietors more often than not are so religious to the point of being mind-boggling stupid (Jesus or Allah doesn't grant loans or fund businesses pro bono; meet the requirements, make a resounding business case and you will get funded [I get so many mails and calls from "entrepreneurs" who have barely nothing to show for their finance needs except trying to appeal to my sense of religion]). How about record-keeping, documentation, establishing policies and processes-zilch! crickets!

Folks have not been able to access funding (at least from me) for some of these reasons. You can't expect to just "get" N5m based on your promises of "I'll pay back". Despite your best intentions, things can go south as they are most likely to do in an economy like Nigeria's', hence, you ought to come forward to that potential financier or investor with a robust reason why you should be funded and an iron-clad road-map to paying back such a financier.

The SME sector has it's job cut out for it. KNOW what you're about in business and you'll succeed".

I made this post three years ago and is still relevant now. Times are fast changing, evolve with it or you'll be railroaded-a relic of a best forgotten past. And yes, this assertion applies to business too!

REQUIREMENTS UPDATE

Kindly read these before reaching out. It makes everything easier. If on reading this, you strongly believe you should be considered despite falling short of some of the requirement, contact me for a way forward.

Over time, the requirements have evolved thus:

1. Your business should be registered either as a limited liability company or with a business name (RC or BN).

2. Your business should be domiciled in Lagos or have an operational or administrative office in Lagos.

3. Businesses domiciled in the following regions may be considered:

Ogun
Port-Harcourt
Abuja
Benin
Warri
Akwa-Ibom
Calabar

3. Your business should have been in existence for at least a year informally and at least six (6) months formally (i.e. when you now decided to register it).

5. You will submit a one-ear business account statement (or personal account statement for those running their business from their personal accounts) for my review to determine the health or cashflow of your business.

6. You must not have been reported to any credit bureau for defaulting on any loan you've taken in the past or are currently servicing. Except you have a very good explanation for this, I won't deal.

7. Collateral may not always be necessary based on the dynamics of the transaction (I have funded and I'm still funding deals above N100Mn without collateral).

The above are the updated requirements. Please note that these requirements are not exhaustive as based on the transaction dynamics, others may come into play but suffice it to say that if you meet the above requirements we can at least sit at a table and talk business. So, come in with your deals.

REQUIREMENTS UPDATE

Kindly read these before reaching out. It makes everything easier. If on reading this, you strongly believe you should be considered despite falling short of some of the requirement, contact me for a way forward.

Over time, the requirements have evolved thus:

1. Your business should be registered either as a limited liability company or with a business name (RC or BN).

2. Your business should be domiciled in Lagos or have an operational or administrative office in Lagos.

3. Businesses domiciled in the following regions may be considered:

Ogun
Port-Harcourt
Abuja
Benin
Warri
Akwa-Ibom
Calabar

3. Your business should have been in existence for at least a year informally and at least six (6) months formally (i.e. when you now decided to register it).

5. You will submit a one-ear business account statement (or personal account statement for those running their business from their personal accounts) for my review to determine the health or cashflow of your business.

6. You must not have been reported to any credit bureau for defaulting on any loan you've taken in the past or are currently servicing. Except you have a very good explanation for this, I won't deal.

7. Collateral may not always be necessary based on the dynamics of the transaction (I have funded and I'm still funding deals above N100Mn without collateral).

The above are the updated requirements. Please note that these requirements are not exhaustive as based on the transaction dynamics, others may come into play but suffice it to say that if you meet the above requirements we can at least sit at a table and talk business. So, come in with your deals.

REQUIREMENTS UPDATE

Kindly read these before reaching out. It makes everything easier. If on reading this, you strongly believe you should be considered despite falling short of some of the requirement, contact me for a way forward.

Over time, the requirements have evolved thus:

1. Your business should be registered either as a limited liability company or with a business name (RC or BN).

2. Your business should be domiciled in Lagos or have an operational or administrative office in Lagos.

3. Businesses domiciled in the following regions may be considered:

Ogun
Port-Harcourt
Abuja
Benin
Warri
Akwa-Ibom
Calabar

3. Your business should have been in existence for at least a year informally and at least six (6) months formally (i.e. when you now decided to register it).

5. You will submit a one-year business account statement (or personal account statement for those running their business from their personal accounts) for my review to determine the health or cashflow of your business.

6. You must not have been reported to any credit bureau for defaulting on any loan you've taken in the past or are currently servicing. Except you have a very good explanation for this, I won't deal.

7. Collateral may not always be necessary based on the dynamics of the transaction (I have funded and I'm still funding deals above N100Mn without collateral).

The above are the updated requirements. Please note that these requirements are not exhaustive as based on the transaction dynamics, others may come into play but suffice it to say that if you meet the above requirements we can at least sit at a table and talk business. So, come in with your deals.

REQUIREMENTS UPDATE

Kindly read these before reaching out. It makes everything easier. If on reading this, you strongly believe you should be considered despite falling short of some of the requirement, contact me for a way forward.

Over time, the requirements have evolved thus:

1. Your business should be registered either as a limited liability company or with a business name (RC or BN).

2. Your business should be domiciled in Lagos or have an operational or administrative office in Lagos.

3. Businesses domiciled in the following regions may be considered:

Ogun
Port-Harcourt
Abuja
Benin
Warri
Akwa-Ibom
Calabar

3. Your business should have been in existence for at least a year informally and at least six (6) months formally (i.e. when you now decided to register it).

5. You will submit a one-ear business account statement (or personal account statement for those running their business from their personal accounts) for my review to determine the health or cashflow of your business.

6. You must not have been reported to any credit bureau for defaulting on any loan you've taken in the past or are currently servicing. Except you have a very good explanation for this, I won't deal.

7. Collateral may not always be necessary based on the dynamics of the transaction (I have funded and I'm still funding deals above N100Mn without collateral).

The above are the updated requirements. Please note that these requirements are not exhaustive as based on the transaction dynamics, others may come into play but suffice it to say that if you meet the above requirements we can at least sit at a table and talk business. So, come in with your deals.

Do you have a genuine business need? a player in the EPC, Retail, Oil & Gas, Manufacturing, Consulting, Educational and Commerce sectors to mention but a few? If you are a genuine business with genuine LPOs, debt factoring, asset finance or other working capital needs, kindly contact me via a DM now so we can do good business (kindly see the requirements before reaching out).

Bring in your genuine requests, and we can discuss feasibilities.

Good morning

Still open for business.

Still open for business.

Still doing this...

cedricksly:
I'm sorry for my poor judgement, I spoke carelessly irrational and Insensitive which was bad and unfair... But truly I sympathise with the mother and the family at large.. Please we should all learn to teach our children to fleet the sight of Any protest turned Riot... I pray God give the mother the fortitude to bear this lost, nobody deserve to loose a child under any circumstances.. There is a saying where I'm from that we can birth a bad child but we can't kill a bad child...
@DJperdurabo thanks a lot for showing me how Insensitive my comment was regardless if it is true or false, and thanks for not judging me regardless.. May you days be long on earth & may wisdom never elude u

You, my friend, deserve a standing ovation as it takes a "real" man to be able to apologise. All the best in your life's journey.

Still providing finance for business needs (LPO funding, working capital, asset finance, debt factoring etc). In need? Reach out now let's discuss if we can do good business.

oshionelecky:
I have been trying your number.

My WhatsApp is 08169516511

My email address is leckyoshione@gmail.com

Sorry for the late feedback. Maybe you could try sending me a mail via my profile?


Have you seen the eligibility requirements? I don't offer capital to start up a business. You must have an already established and thriving business (save you need capital to execute an LPO).

Hello,

Thanks for reaching out and sorry I'm getting back late.

Unfortunately, I do not finance start-ups. My services are open to already established and thriving businesses who may need capital to execute a particular job order, contract, expansion, asset purchase etc.

What you need is an Angel Investor or even an individual considering the sum is not that huge. Wishing you all the best.

NLILimited1st:
Please, how can you be contacted?

Sorry for the late feedback. Just send a mail request via my profile.

AFONJACOW:
he asked for it.. I can't intentionally involve myself in this kind of mess

How can you be this cold? How can you be this inhumane