I am in need of people who can supply me quality Moringa Seeds and Moringa Powder

Currently pay around
N1,100 per kg for Moringa seeds
N2,000 per kg for Moringa powder

Please leave contact details and ill be in touch

mywells:
call me on my cell phone 08161997106

Please email a cv

omoikea:
where are you located please?

The office is in Ikeja

Good day all,

I am looking for a qualified mobile phone technician to work for my new business.
The individual would have extensive knowledge in
Replacing phone screens
Repairing internal components
Removing/applying software
Repairing speakers
Repairing charge ports
Changing batteries
and more...

Would also be highly favourable if the individual has some experience in repairing laptops also.

Please email CV or Cover letter to
Michael@erewagroup.com

Are you interested in commission based roles ?

Who has more information on getting organic/soil certification?

What would it take for the government to develop a dedicated body to implement such certification?

I have been reading about NOAN but does anyone have any first hand experience with this organisation? and how is it recognised globally?

Please share your thoughts.

Will be exporting a number of used phones from the UK.
Please email your prices for particular models and I'll get back to you.

Michael@erewagroup.com

I need:

Garlic powder
Ginger powder
Almonds
Damiana leaves
Moringa
Processed cashew nuts

Contact me urgently

Michael@erewagroup.com

Good day all,

I am back offering Air Freight to the UK at N1200 per KG inclusive of all clearing costs. This is good for all agricultural exports.

Goods NOT permitted:
- Meat
- Fish
- Dairy

Drop off at office in Lagos and goods collected in London within 2 working days.

Contact me
+447468854789 London number and Whatsapp
+2348087939918 Nig contact

jethro2:


What are you offering for Neem powder and lemon grass?

Please tell me your price per KG

musalfk:
contact mecheck my signature.

Can't see it

Good day all,

If anyone can source any of the goods on the list below please contact me asap. I have buyers waiting

Neem powder
Vanilla pod
Lemon peel dried powder
Dried cardamom powder
Dried chamomile leaves
Bay leaves
Skullcap dried been
Nutmeg
Black peppercorns
Lemon grass/powder

Whatsapp - +447468854789

Any one with contacts for moringa please email me

michael@erewagroup.com

Interested in purchasing Moringa in either Seed/powder/oil form

please contact me

michael@erewagroup.com

A new craze that is sweeping across the globe and providing fun for adults and kids alike.

Fidget spinners have taken the USA and UK by storm and can be found in most schools and offices.

Places like eBay and Amazon have been flooded with fidget spinners of different variations.

Fidget spinners have been described as the fastest selling toy across many new outlets

http://www.news24.com/SouthAfrica/News/fidget-spinner-craze-20170602

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-39778578

Now its your chance to be part of this, whether u may be selling on roadside or in a store these are bound to go!!

Many colours and variations in stock

Contact my whatsapp +447763147895

Please contact me i provide fidget spinners at a heavily discounted price for resale.

contact me

please contact me for the best rates on shipping and clearing from Nigeria to the United Kingdom.

Rates starting from 1000 Naira per KG.

ErewaGroup:


No, if you read the whole ad I offer[quote author=reyvape post=54982474]and where is your office in Nigeria

Off of admiralty way my main office is in London

pato405:
Do you mean shipping FROM UK TO NIGERIA?

No, if you read the whole ad I offer air freight both ways.

.

Erewa Group Limited


Reliable and cheap freight Service

Send from Anywhere in the UK to Anywhere in Nigeria.


Whether it be Excess Baggage or Cars we deliver anything and everything Door to Door. We have the capacity to fulfil independent or commercial requirements (1-10,000 KGS by Air)

By Air

From £4.10 per kilo air freight services leave once a week, this price also includes expert packaging to protect goods against handlers.
We also offer road service to locations in Nigeria or collection from our Lagos office

Prices include Clearing:
Ship TV’s from £60 (price varies by size)
Mobile Phones £23
Laptops from £35
3 piece sofa sets around £1000

By Sea

1 shipment per month, date varies by demand

Sea freight charges from £2.50 per kilo (price includes clearing)

Cars from £500 depending on size

Vans from £780 depending on size

Please contact us for pallet and square meter rates.

20ft container from £1900

40 ft container from £3150

From Nigeria

We also offer unbeatable quotes from Nigeria to UK by air. Prices around £2 per kilo depending on exchange rates.



In addition, procurement and export management services are available.

PLEASE CONTACT FOR MORE INFORMATION ON PRICES AS WE SOMETIMES HAVE CHEAPER DEALS AVAILABLE TO FILL SPACE.

Will be in contact soon

Nice work

Good day,

I am new to nairaland and here to find individuals interested in collaborating on developing Nigerias export industry.

It deeply saddened me when the true extent of Nigerias failure to develop a fruitful export industry became apparent. A country so rich in resources and talent unable to fully exploit it's true potential is something one cannot only place on the corrupt and dimwhitted heads of our country. We the people must collaborate with like minded individuals in order to construct joint ventures which will slowly but surely put Nigeria on the map as a reliable source for commodities, manufacturing and outsourcing.

With the Naira so weak it is time to abandon or at least reavlaute the existing model of importing Asian and western goods. We must now evaluate what we ourselves have to offer...

I have started a business in London primarily focused on importing West African commodities to be sold at retail and wholesale. The issue is the Western perception of Nigerian produced commodities is that "how do we know it is what you say it is?". I'll give you an example, recently I went in to a hair and beauty products shop to buy some shea butter. In London the going retail rate is around N4-5k for 1kg. As I picked up a tub I realised they were all imported from Ghana, I asked the manager of the shop if he would be interested in the same product but cheaper from Nigeria. To my surprise he laughed and told me "no, my customers wouldn't actually believe it was shea butter if it said imported from Nigeria on it".

If you have any ideas or are into farming, production or manufacturing please let us discuss ways on making exporting better. Or if you would like advice let's chat.

Kind regards

Michael Erewa
Erewa Group

Good day,

I am new to nairaland and here to find individuals interested in collaborating on developing Nigerias export industry.

It deeply saddened me when the true extent of Nigerias failure to develop a fruitful export industry became apparent. A country so rich in resources and talent unable to fully exploit it's true potential is something one cannot only place on the corrupt and dimwhitted heads of our country. We the people must collaborate with like minded individuals in order to construct joint ventures which will slowly but surely put Nigeria on the map as a reliable source for commodities, manufacturing and outsourcing.

With the Naira so weak it is time to abandon or at least reavlaute the existing model of importing Asian and western goods. We must now evaluate what we ourselves have to offer...

I have started a business in London primarily focused on importing West African commodities to be sold at retail and wholesale. The issue is the Western perception of Nigerian produced commodities is that "how do we know it is what you say it is?". I'll give you an example, recently I went in to a hair and beauty products shop to buy some shea butter. In London the going retail rate is around N4-5k for 1kg. As I picked up a tub I realised they were all imported from Ghana, I asked the manager of the shop if he would be interested in the same product but cheaper from Nigeria. To my surprise he laughed and told me "no, my customers wouldn't actually believe it was shea butter if it said imported from Nigeria on it".

If you have any ideas or are into farming, production or manufacturing please let us discuss ways on making exporting better. Or if you would like advice let's chat.

Kind regards

Michael Erewa
Erewa Group