This Article cntain list of Businesses in Nigeria you can start with N50,000 0r less

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http://www.wealthresult.com/2012/09/small-business-in-nigeria-you-can-start.html

Starting a small business in Nigeria has never been easy considering what you'd have to go through to raise business capital towards setting up and running a profitable business. Basically, it's all about money money money! No Bank in Nigeria is willing to help small scale businesses, and Government seems to have no plan whatsoever for the citizens who needs business start up capital. That's why we've taken the time to write the article, hope it will help you!

There are basically three different breeds of bird for poultry business. We have the Broilers, Cockerels, and Layers. The [size=14pt]Broilers grows very faster and are ready for sale at 12 weeks from hatch. Cockerels grows slower and can take up to twenty four weeks before they are matured for marketing.

But, Cockerels are reliable in terms of survival and withstanding bad weathers. They are more resilient, and can absorb shocks far better than Layers and Broilers.

Be assured of making back whatever amount of money you invested in the business in multiple fold within a short period of time. Before you venture into poultry farming business in Nigeria, you need to seat back and do proper calculation and planning; make sure you have idea of all the costs involved.

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http://www.wealthresult.com/2013/08/how-to-start-poultry-farming-in-nigeria.html


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The problem with Ghanaians is that they have wrong perception of thier country. They think they're now good, that everything is now working fine for them, but that's just in their imagination. Nigeria is stil (by far) better than Ghana in every aspect.

2sexy:
That's the mistakes many people fail to realise. When the money is there, they spend lavishly without planning for the future.

They fail to note that their time will surely end.

Take a look at 2face, the moment he reached stardom, na furky furky and impreg-nation. I sorry for that guy because history never fails to repeat itself. I am also sorry for his wife anny because decade of years down the road, those children of 2face littered here and there will surely create wahala, and if money finish that time nko, 2face may end up being frustrated.

Michael Jackson, W. Houston, etc never knew they will end that way, did they?

I also learnt from my late mother not to ever throw your future away when the going is good. When Teslim Balogun stadium was being built by Transproject, a Bulgarian company, my mother was the major supplier of all the building materials back then and as a result money was floating. She was hardly around. They started the foundation of that stadium but she didn't invest and many years down the road, we faced the consequences.

People should control money and not the other way round.

The fact that your mum got it wrong doesn't mean everyone will get theirs wrong.

P-Square's investments is far more than what you can imagine. If you understand
The Anambrarians, you'll know that if they buy one jet, they actually have money for ten.

I was in In Ghana when the news broke out and Ghanaians where practically jubilating. Back here is Niraland, everyone seems to be sad as if their money was stolen.

P-Square is by far the busiest African musician and one of the busiest in the world, they travel almost every day.

If I tell you that this guys make more money than TUFACE, DBANJ, and Bank W put together wouldn't you argue it? But that's the fact!

They are the biggest musician out of Africa death or alive, they deserve it!!!

After reading all these I'm suddenly affraid to be a Nigerian!

See level of venom poured on a simple, harmless, innocent young girl for making a simple joke?

Even if it's not a joke, does that warrant all these insult? To a lady?

And tomorrow, you'll wake up and claim a gentle man in another tread that talks about women beaters!

Silly you Nigerians!!!!

violent:


Buying new companies does not always mean sound investment or opportunities for growth! In the last 5 years, Yahoo made over 30 different acquisitions alone. That still does not place it anywhere outside of the death spiral in which it has fallen. If your business is exposed to strong competition and your moat isn't wide enough within an industry that is highly competitive, then you can easily be the next MySpace!

Instagram only started in 2010 and it's had over 40 million subscribers....that's to show you how susceptible social networking sites are. Facebook isn't going to grown forever..and at some point, people will want something else!...This is just another Tulip Bulb, and your argument that facebook is "constantly innovating" makes it all the more a fitting Tulip story!...who's not constantly innovating?

Facebook is not yet tested, doesn't even have a clue on how to make money with mobile platforms.....why pay a premium on such a company? Even wall street is being cautious about this "wonder drug"...it's shares is falling almost 10 percent just a day after it;s IPO!

For now, it seems the center can not hold - maybe we'll come back in the next 2-3years to argue this?

violent:


Have you heard of a website called MySpace? I'm sure you must!

You do understand that as at 2008, it was the most visited website in the world right? and you understand that as at December 2011, it was ranked 138th in terms of web traffic?

why do you suppose this is not capable of repeating itself with facebook? In order words, why do you suppose there aren't remote possibilities of a new social networking site springing up to overtake facebook in the next ten years?

comparing facebook to google is just silly. Google owns Youtube...owns Android...owns Chrome browser...owns GMAIL....owns the Chromebook...and ultimately owns Google.

what chance does facebook have?

Myspace failed because they fail to inovate, they fail to buy, to make changes.

Facebook is constantly innovating, buying other tech start ups, and making changes.

Companies They've bough in the last couple of months

1. Istagram

2. Acquires Karma (a month a go for mobile traffic monetization)

3. Acquired Glancee (another mobile company)

4. Bought Lightbox

5. Currently developing Search Engine and negotiating other deals.

If you're a developer and you've been privilaged to work on Facebook's developer's plantform, you'll understand that mentioning fb alongside Yahoo and Myspace is a near taboo.

6. Facebook currently acqured former Sun Corp headquater at Palo Alto for the purpose of expansion.

You need to see facebook beyond timeline and status update social network, they've grown far beyond that.

Facebook is a Tech company to recon with both on and off the internet.

Buying Facebook's share is by no means a negative investment.

Contrary to your ealier claim, Facebook has 806 patents

Every great thing has a beginning

My heart [b]Bleed [/b]each time I see what Nigerians are doing online and call it Internet Business.

Why are we so inclined to get things wrong online?

Read this atricle to findout what you've been doing wrongly:

http://www.wealthresult.com/2012/05/online-business-in-nigeria-why-so-many.html

Take time to discover other things you may need.

Warning! If you're giving someone else your money to invest for you, make sure you're willing to forfeit the money!

That's the simple truth!! Why give someone else your money to multiply for you when you can do it yourself?

See: http://wealthresult.com for any business of your choice

See this article:

http://www.wealthresult.com/2012/05/how-to-make-money-from-beer-parlor.html

If you're not okay with that, then check other resources on WealthResult.com

Goodluck!

Follow this practical guide:

http://www.wealthresult.com/2012/05/how-to-make-free-money-online-1000-this.html

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My name is Mr. Ban Ki-Moon. Secretary to (UNITED NATIONS) I would advise
you to contact Mr. Babatunde Oni Foreign Operation’s Manager Zenith
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I know this is one of those little emails from hungry Yahoo Boys, and he had already killed it with that Zenit email and the amount involed

But what I really want to know is how it was sent from the UN email (@un.org)

Few things rattle me online but this does.

Not photoshoped, it's a real picture as you can see

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Abagworo: The truth is that we may not be of same ancestor but we have interacted involuntarily for thousands of years that we have come to share words. Even Ijaw with its very unique language still shares so many words with Igbo. Such words as miji , otu, ama, ibe mean exactly same in both languages. Some of these shared words might be as recent as the 20th century while others might be thousands of years ago.Same goes with every other language in the South like Ibibio, Efik, Ogoni, Eleme, Ikwerre(95% shared words with Igbo), Edo languages including Urhobo(My moniker Abagoro seems to be rooted in Urhobo), Isoko(95% shared words with Urhobo),Esan,Itsekiri(80% shared words with Yoruba). The list goes on and on.

I speak both Igbo and Yoruba, and I must tell you that the similarities between these languages are too many to be taken as coincidents.

Apart from the spoken works, there are thousands of other contextaul similarities, i.e the way average Yoruba person pronounce "Ejo" "Ojota" etc, is exactly the same way average Igbo person will pronounce them, replacing the "J" with NON-EXISTING "VOWL".

"Oduduwa" is Igbo word "Odunwa" meaning "the last child". That's why no Yoruba person will tell you the meaning of Oduduwa except Historians, but Igbos will...

There seems to be very little that can get between Beyonce and her beloved stage. Only a few months after giving birth to Blue Ivy, Queen Bey will be back to business by Memorial Day weekend, when she'll be headlining a three night concert series on May 25, 26, and 27. She'll be performing at the premiere opening of Atlantic City's newest resort, the $2.4 billion Revel Resort.


http://www.ovation.com.ng/2012/03/beyonce-to-perform-at-atlantic-city.html

Mr. Globe:
^
Exactly. 15 million for psquare? Next...

Do you mean it's too small or too big?

Well, that's the performance fee for P-Square.

In fact, They received twice that ($200,000)to perform in Tanzania last year.

http://ovation.com.ng