Moneyboyz:


I dont need this much space to do pure water. I spent a lot on the building for me to settle for that kind of business.

Jamie1000:
To be honest with you. 500k is like saying what business can you start with $300? Inflation has ridiculed the economy. Sadly . I will advice you go into agent work. House agent, use that 500k and package your self.

naptu2:


https://www.musicbusinessworldwide.com/universal-music-group-buys-majority-stake-in-afrobeats-label-mavin/

airsaylongcome:


Agreed that people make money on the upside and others on the downside. But in a very volatile market like Nigeria, now is not the time to enter the market. There's a reason we are having very little foreign direct investment at the moment. Government policy that are not reliable or predictable. People enter the marker when it has bottomed out. And our currency volatility hasn't reached its bottom. Yet. What someone will spend €6k for now may only require €3k in a matter of weeks. Basic economics

airsaylongcome:


Lol! Some of you don't understand economics at all. Someone should spend €6k to earn 1 euro cent per satchet of pure water. With the Naira on free fall?

Deogratiasfx:


Are u saying they should send you the money from there so that u do this thing in Nigeria?

Islie:


https://www.thecable.ng/naira-tumbles-to-new-all-time-low-at-parallel-market-trades-at-n1730/amp

iwaeda:


https://punchng.com/just-in-naira-drops-to-n2000-1-at-parallel-market/

onthehill:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qZUzmFNYhWA?si=OK-vjYoEds9P8uSc

Seunpapa65:

Do you sell the machine

CaptainGo:

Interesting

chatinent:
A bag of 20 sachets is ₦300 as at January 30th I bought last.

Four sachets is ₦100.

Wbu?

goldencomets:



I had same concerns before buying a C300. I’ve only needed to change brake pads, and regular maintenance like oil change and plugs. Funny enough I bought it as Nigerian used that was imported since 2018.

If you ever need to buy a Benz, talk to actual owners on their experiences. There’s a lot of misconception about cost of Benz maintenance in Nigeria.


Whatever works for you though.

shullamite:
Hi friends,
I am thinking of setting up an average production business, and as such I am seeking for advice on the best choice to invest into.

I intend to set up the business in nasarawa state.

1. BAKERY BUSINESS: how profitable is this business, what is the likely starting cost, what are the disadvantages. Can #2 million be able to start it?.

2. SACHET WATER PRODUCTION: how profitable is this business, what is the likely starting cost, what are the disadvantages. Can #2 million be able to start it?. how much will NAFDAC charge me to set up.

3. BLOCK MOLDING INDUSTRY: how profitable is this business, what is the likely starting cost, what are the disadvantages. Can #2 million be able to start it?.

4. RENTING OF CANOPY AND CHAIRS BUSINESS: how profitable is this business, what is the likely starting cost, what are the disadvantages. Can #2 million be able to start it?.

Please I need mature advice. So that I and other business oriented Nigerians can learn positively.

I am an engineer,2million is too small for a water factory.
You will need nothing less than 3.7-4million to get a standard factory.
Is a good business,if you have enough capital to start.
I set up both sachets water or Pure Water factory and bottle water factory too,for those going into the business.

Artiiclebeast:


You'll get scammed, bro.

EverythingPhone:
I track lost or stolen devices at an ease
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Seunpapa65:

How much can someone budget for it apart from borehole which I already have

Seunpapa65:

Do you sell the machine

Chenu60:
VIDEO: Man Jailed 2 Years Because Conductor Absconded With Bus


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13GcNZklH6U

lordm:
like how much can set up a factory

lordm:
like how much can set up a factory

judicata:
Good morning guys, I need your advice please.

I am looking for a way to diversify my income through solid offline businesses.

I currently run a blog that earns between $4k to $5k monthly from Google Adsense.

I was able to save up about N39 million last year and I am looking for a viable business to invest the funds while I continue to grow my blog.

From my research so far, the funds can start a water production business - branded table and bottle water.

But I am not sure of the viability of the business and that’s a concern because I cannot plunge my savings into ventures I am uncertain of.

have you done this business or know someone who has? How viable is it in present day Nigeria?

Are there lessons you can share with me please??

judicata:
Good evening guys, I need your advice.

So, I am looking for a way to diversify my income through solid offline businesses.

I currently run a blog that earns between $4k to $5k monthly from Google Adsense.

I have been able to save up N39 million this year and I am looking for a viable business to invest the funds while I continue to grow my blog.

From my research so far, the funds can start a water production business - branded table and bottle water.

But I am not sure of the viability of the business and that’s a concern because I cannot plunge my money into ventures I am uncertain of.

have you done this business or know someone who has? How viable is it in present day Nigeria?

Are there lessons you can share with me please??



I’m sorry if I posted in a wrong section as I can’t seem to be able to post in Business section yet.


NB: Please don’t suggest “Jakpa”, I have no such plans or interest. Also, if you have no answer, please just move ahead. Thanks 🙏

Hurbashola:
VERY DARK MAN VISIT JOS VILLAGE WHERE PEOPLE CHASED OUT OF THEIR HOMES DISCOVERED $27,500 TIN MINERAL

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9ngp3LJYXo

VeryDarkman visits village in Jos where people were chased out of their homes and exposed hidden secret of how villagers was killed because of $27,500 Tin mineral resources

some unidentified assailants attacked the Bokos village, causing harm, deaths, and forcing locals out of their homes. The situation prompted government intervention to restore order in the affected area

VeryDarkman, who visited Bokos to provide an on-the-ground report on the tragic events, revealed that many of the villagers had fled their homes due to the threat to their lives.

The activist shared video with the displaced residents, shedding light on the devastation caused by the assailants.