 Politics › Re: How Okorocha, Amosun Lost Buhari’s Support by Famzer: 11:52pm On Oct 27, 2018 |
Bolustical:
Amosun should take a chill pill, you don't win every political battle, you lose some too, the most important is that the loss doesn't drown one.
The party is supreme and nothing more, nothing less.
Ogun APC ought to have opted for the indirect primaries and all these would have since been laid to rest.
Omo Ogun, Ise Ya I remember this was the reason Asiwaju gave for backing Arakunrin Akeredoolu even when the man was not his choice for the governorship of Ondo State. Even in life, you don't win all the time. Sometimes you win and sometimes you don't win. |
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| Politics › I Issued Buhari's WAEC Certificate- Ex-Registrar, Punch Newspaper,2016 by Famzer(op): 7:25pm On Oct 27, 2018*. Modified: 8:14pm On Oct 27, 2018 |
Earlier today, someone wrote a piece on how the Nigerian media is deliberately under reporting the achievements of the Muhammadu Buhari's administration https://www.nairaland.com/4812176/president-buhari-right-nigerian-media I realized that it's not far from the truth, particularly on the allegation of how the mainstream media in a bizarre unprofessional manner rely on the social media to set agenda for it. Today's Punch newspaper headline confirm the suspicion and it's important that the Nigerian media take care before it runs itself out of objective relevance. About 2 years ago,13 November,2016, The Punch Newspaper carried the news reproduced where an Ex-Registrar of WAEC admitted to have issued Buhari's O'level result below yet it was the same Punch Newspaper today relying on the social media to set the headline "Outrage Over Buhari's Failure To Submit Certificate" https://www.google.com.ng/amp/s/punchng.com/outrage-over-buharis-failure-to-submit-certificate/amp/It today's sensation headline by The Punch,it generously quoted social media commentaries including our own nairaland "On Nairaland, Allwility said, “INEC shouldn’t accept this crappy excuse again. The military should present the said documents or INEC declare Buhari ineligible to run for office of President,” while another commenter, Pacino26, said “They can make a photocopy of it and send " ,yet was completely silent on reporting his earlier information it published on November,2016 to at least provide a balance reporting and provide a basis for it's readers to filter the fiction from the fact. What has happened to sound and professional journalism in Nigeria? Even The Punch? Cc Mynd44 OAM4J Seun FEATURED I issued Buhari’s WAEC certificate — Ex-registrar, 86 Published November 13, 2016 Eighty-six-year-old Alex Ajayi is the first graduate from Ado Ekiti, Ekiti State. He was also the campaign director to the late Chief Obafemi Awolowo during the 1979 presidential election. He talks about his life with KAMARUDEEN OGUNDELE How was growing up like? I was born on June 28, 1930. I was privileged to come from a literate family. My father worked with missionary priests who were Oxford-trained. Ado Ekiti, as a metropolis and occupied by agrarian people, did not develop as fast it should be in the beginning. Many towns and villages near and far from Ado produced graduates decades before our own time. My father combined teaching with evangelism. He was in charge of three schools and three churches in Ikere in the 1920s. He and one other person established the first Olu Scout Troupe in Owo where I also became a member in 1941. My mother was also trained by the missionaries. My parents travelled to different parts of the country. Which schools did you attend? I attended many primary schools because my father was a headmaster and pastor. I started at St Luke’s Ikere and then St. Mary in Ode Ekiti. I later had a stint at Emmanuel Primary School, Ado Ekiti and in All Saints, Ogbonkowo, in Ondo State. I was at St James Igbara Odo, Ekiti, when my father was the headmaster and catechist there. I was at St Patrick, Owo, in 1941. My headmaster was the late Pa D.O Fagunwa who authored Ogboju Ode Ninu Igbo Irumale and later became my class master at Igbobi College. I later went to All Saints, Owode in Abeokuta, Ogun State, which my father upgraded to Standard 5 and 6 till October 1943 when I came to Ado after my father was transferred to Aramoko Ekiti. I finished Standard 6 in Christ’s School, Ado Ekiti. After leaving Christ’s School, which other schools did you attend? I attended Igbobi College, Lagos from 1944 to 1949. At the time, the principal was the only member of the Headmaster’s Conference of England. I got sound education from the school. Because I belonged to a group of boys who were adventurous, we begged the school to allow us to sit for a high examination and school certificate when we were in final year. We also sat for the London matriculation examination and many of us passed. I was able to teach my own mates while they were still in school because I left school months before them. I later gained admission into Fourah Bay College, Sierra Leone, an affiliate of University of Durham in England. The college produced Bishop Ajayi Crowther and all the great men of letters at the time. The first Nigerian Vice-Chancellor of University of Ibadan, Kenneth Dike, attended the university. I skipped the first year and spent only three years and that gave me a lot of advantages. Many of my seniors in grammar schools started working and could not continue with their education. That was how I became the first graduate in Ado Ekiti. Can you give insights into your career in the civil service? I was the principal of Fiditi Grammar School, Oyo State, at age 26 in 1956 and produced the first set of students in 1959. I ensured that the school was stabilised before I joined the West African Examinations Council. I also established a football team and the late Teslim (Thunder) Balogun came from Ibadan to train my boys. They went on to win all their matches in the western region and even defeated the University of Ibadan football team 12-0. With that level of achievements, I joined the West African Examination Council as a pioneer staff. I was the first substantive Nigerian Assistant Registrar. I took over the control of the examination from the University of Cambridge. I took examiners to Cambridge for training across 10 years and trained them in Nigeria. I had the opportunity of issuing WAEC certificates to three former Heads of State: Buhari, Abacha and Babangida in the 60s. When I was in WAEC, I was put on the council of the University of Ife (now Obafemi Awolowo University) in 1966 by the national government of Aguiyi Ironsi. I was put on three important committees. The vice-chancellor and others were interested that I became a full staff of the university which I was not really keen about. But I finally accepted out of pressure. When I was serving on the council of the University of Ife, I was among the three-member committee selected by Chief Obafemi Awolowo as the first chancellor. I was on the council that installed him in 1967. From the early days of my life, I never applied for jobs. I was just invited. I stayed at the University of Ife before I left for an examination correspondence college as a director and controller producing lectures for professional courses and involved with the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria, Institute of Insurers and Institute of Bankers. I had the joy of launching these new lecture courses in the universities in Lagos, Ife and the University of Nigeria, Nsukka. Thereafter, I went into private business with the late of Oni of Ife and Leventis. I established a factory at Ibadan where I was a director and subscribing shareholder. In those days, we produced carpet used by the Senate, the Nigerian Stock Exchange and others. The carpet companies in Lagos then were just distributors; we were the real manufacturers. More in Home Leave 2023, fix port access roads, Bode George tells Fashola Okorocha replies APC, I’m not a bad loser No sensible politician can ignore entertainers, says Osinbajo 2019: South-West PDP demands more than SGF from Atiku Amosun’s aides, APC members register as DPP NASS candidates Did you hold any public office? I served as the local government chairman of Ado Ekiti between 1973 and 1983 first under the military and again invited under the civilians without receiving a kobo. That was when I gave out my house as Senate to the then Obafemi Awolowo University, Ado Ekiti. I’m used to giving to charity. I have instituted a scholarship for the best final year student in Christ’s School since 1967. These are just some flashes of my public and private life. How did you meet your wife? It was during independence in 1960. We had a ceremony at a Race Course which later became Tafawa Balewa Square. A lot of my friends came all the way from Freetown to watch the independence ceremony in Lagos. So, I decided to take them out. They gave me an address. But when I got there, maybe they were not so sure of the address, there was no sight of them. I met a young lady in front of the house. I asked for direction and she tried to explain to me whether it was another street or so. That was how we met. The friendship flourished. We married six years later. She is a brilliant, healthy and virtuous woman. She was the captain of netball in her school and later captained all Lagos netball teams that toured the whole of the West. How do you unwind? I enjoyed dancing a lot. In those days, we had jazz, jive, swig; these took us to different parties and restaurants in Lagos. In the university on Saturdays we had hops and dancing in the theatre. In my days in London we had Saturday hops. I am a life member of Lagos Island Club. I was a founding member of Ado Ekiti Inland Club. I was the launch chairman of scouting movement in the University of Ife in 1971. I am a life patron of Boys Brigade in Ado Ekiti. I compose hymns and write poems. I am a life patron of the choir in St Francis in Lagos; a patron of the choir in All Saints, Yaba and in Emmanuel Cathedral in Ado Ekiti. This gives me enough time to relax and enjoy hymns. Tell us about your relationship with the late Chief Obafemi Awolowo. My working relationship with Chief Obafemi Awolowo started with my father. In 1954, my father became a member of the House of Assembly in Ado Ekiti. Then, Awolowo was about founding the Action Group. At the time, not many people knew the difference between Awolowo and Nnamdi Azikiwe. They saw Awolowo as co-runner to Zik. Many people in the West then were Zikists. When members of the assembly were elected, it was on the day the assembly was going to open that Awolowo announced Action Group and started calling people to join him. I advised my father to stay with the National Council of Nigeria and the Cameroons because I belonged to a group referred to as Zikists Movement. Although I had just left secondary school then, Lagos gave us much political maturity because as students, we were allowed to attend public lecturers by the likes of Nwafor Orizu Zik, among others. Awolowo put my father on a very important committee. As principal of Fiditi Grammar School, Awolowo wanted to land his helicopter on the school’s field, but I insisted that the Premier must write a letter of permission, which he did. He wrote the letter and we allowed him to land the helicopter on the school’s field in June 1959. And he campaigned. I started visiting his house. Later on, Awolowo gave the first set of 200 scholarships. Before that, he gave out 40 to graduates and post- graduates students whom I was among. He wrote us letters personally at different locations to congratulate us. I replied his letter and thanked him. He was very pleased. I later became his campaign director under the United Party of Nigeria for the 1979 election. You were Awolowo’s campaign director in Borno State for the 1979 elections. Do you share the belief that UPN was a party for westerners? The intention of the founding fathers was to build a national party with branches all over the country. I had my office in Maimalari in Maiduguri, Borno State. Awolowo had his men all over the country. It was just the reception that failed. There were people that wanted to work with him in the North but they were in the minority. They were people that were anti-establishment who would rather be on their own. There was acceptance but not enough to change the status quo. But we still won a seat in Biu senatorial district. However, there was still rigging. If the election was not rigged as you said, do you think Awolowo could have won the election? No, he could not have won. There was suspicion in the North that the first coup plotters of 1966 wanted to make him the prime minister. There was so much distrust of him in the North because many leading northern leaders were killed in the first coup. So, they didn’t want him to become the president. But some still believed in him and worked for him. We still won a seat in Biu senatorial district. Copyright PUNCH. All rights reserved. This material, and other digital content on this website, may not be reproduced, published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed in whole or in part without prior express written permission from PUNCH. Contact: https://punchng.com/issued-buharis-waec-certificate-ex-registrar-86/?fbclid=IwAR0iunl_Q0zOl0GzEr4VnGhokmD9O0dtXrNL73ewzovIbEElfrDxuajPjKs
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| Politics › Re: Jonathan Accepted Defeat In 2015 Due To Imminent Recession — Fashola by Famzer: 6:50pm On Oct 26, 2018 |
rusher14:
Fashola is very correct.
The thing tire Jonah. Baba GEJ ferege  |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Olukoya Files Fresh N2bn Libel Suit Against Sowore, Sahara Reporters by Famzer: 12:33pm On Oct 25, 2018*. Modified: 1:38pm On Oct 25, 2018 |
Two Greatest Akokites at each other's throats.The
University of Lagos Alumni Association should please wade in abeg. All we need is love and justice.I really don't like the arrogance in the tone of Sowore, he should "touch" with facts not unsavory innuendos. The church is in order for taking him to court so that it will not resort to self help. 
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| Politics › Re: We’ll Only Sign Treaties That Will Impact The Lives Of Nigerians — Buhari by Famzer: 1:30pm On Oct 23, 2018 |
beegodson:
Any Government that has the interest of the people and its country at heart is the government of the people...
PMB is working hard to ensure the progress of his people and the country....
PMB is doing everything in his power to ensure that country is set on the map and set on greater heights.
Keep up with the good work Sir PMB is a patriot to the core. To him,everything is Nigeria first.Following the scandal involving the Indian PM who bought 15 fighter jets through a third party while our own President left his office,cut out the middle men and bought directly from the US government made me very proud of my President. Opponents may fault him on speed but his loyalty to Nigeria is not in doubt. They should ditch the agreement joor. Ordinary 15 ECOWAS trading bloc members are giving us problems,is it now when they are over 50 of them that we will have Peace? |
| Politics › Re: We’ll Only Sign Treaties That Will Impact The Lives Of Nigerians — Buhari by Famzer: 12:29pm On Oct 23, 2018 |
Belluchii:
President Muhammadu Buhari has said Nigeria would not be in a haste to sign any treaty without verifying the impact it would have on the lives of citizens.
He made the remark on Monday at the presidential villa, Abuja, while inaugurating the Committee for Impact and Readiness Assessment of the African Continental Free Trade Area.
The president said Nigeria will henceforth take its time to breakaway from the past practice, where treaties were signed without making the needed positive gains for the country.
He said Nigeria will henceforth make a complete departure from the past when treaties were signed without thoroughly evaluating the clear benefits they could bring to the country.
“We are determined to breakaway form the past practice of committing Nigeria to treaties without a definite implementation plan to actualise the expected benefit while mitigating the risks. We cannot go back to the days of signing agreements without understanding and planning for the consequences of such actions and our country being the worst for it,” he said.
“Few months ago I directed a nationwide stakeholders’ engagement on the Africa Free Trade Continental Area Agreement to understand the true impact of this agreement on Nigeria and Nigerians, considering the existing domestic and regional policies as it relates to trade.
“From the consultation, the key issues raised by stakeholders were abuse of rules of origin, smuggling arising from difficulties in border controls, unqualified impact of legacy preferential trade agreements, low capacity and capability of local businesses to conduct international trade, costly finance, insufficient energy and transport logistics infrastructure but our Economic recovery and Growth Plan is addressing these issues,” he said.
Solution
Mr Buhari charged the committee to concentrate on the issues raised during the nationwide consultations in order to find lasting solutions to them.
“Your task as members of the Impact and Readiness Assessment of the African Continental Free Trade Area Committee is to address the issues raised during the stakeholders’ consultations on the Africa Continental free trade Agreement. You are expected to develop short, medium and long term measures that will address any challenges arising there from.”
The president said Nigeria’s vision for intra-African trade is for a free movement of made in Africa goods.
The Nigerian leader, who stressed that Nigeria is the largest economy in Africa, regretted that for too long, the country’s domestic productive capabilities were neglected in favour of imports.
He said the Economic Recovery and Growth Plan (ERGP) introduced by the current administration will help revive key job creating and import substitution sectors like agriculture, mining and manufacturing.
Term of Reference
Similarly, the minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, Okechukwu Enelamah, gave the terms of reference of the committee.
“Following consultations, the terms of reference of the Presidential Committee on the Africa Continental free Trade Area Impact Assessment and Readiness are; Assess the potential cost and impact of the Africa Continental free Trade Area AFCTA for Nigeria in relation to the benefits, identify the short, medium and long term measure to prepare Nigerian businesses for the take-off of AFCTA trading group and a backup plan that covers selected scenarios and view the trade remedy options to safeguard the Nigerian economy form predatory and failed trade practices.”
He said an updated trade policy is being prepared for Nigeria and the draft would be ready for review by the end of the year.
https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/more-news/291975-well-only-sign-treaties-that-will-impact-the-lives-of-nigerians-buhari.html Our fears have been captured in this list of disadvantages of us signing the treaty: -Abuse of rules of origin(they will be made in China but the label will state that it's made in Congo), -Smuggling arising from difficulties in border controls(Benin Republic is already showing us 'shege' in that regard) -unqualified(unquantified) impact of legacy preferential trade agreements, -low capacity and capability of local businesses to conduct international trade(why should be at a time we are clamoring for buy Naija to grow the naira?) costly finance, insufficient energy transport logistics infrastructure -Insecurity(some of these countries like Libya, Sudan etc are failed states and could be bringing arms into Nigeria) As Nigeria currently stands,this treaty doesn't favor Nigeria . Most of the other African countries have low barriers of entry so they will become outposts or warehouses for Asian and European countries to dump goods that will be exported to Nigeria or smuggled to Nigeria by unpatriotic Nigerians in connivance with corrupt custom officials. This is a listening president!God bless President Muhammadu Buhari. God bless my fatherland Nigeria |
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| Politics › Re: President Buhari Inaugurates Committee For Impact And Reading by Famzer: 6:58pm On Oct 22, 2018*. Modified: 7:14pm On Oct 22, 2018 |
nghubs1:
President Mohammadu Buhari on Monday inaugurated a Committee for Impact and Readiness Assessment of African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA).
According to NGHUBS, AfCFTA was inaugurated at the State House Abuja.
Present at the inauguration were the Vice President Prof Yemi Osinbajo, the Minister for Information Lai Mohammed amongst others
See photos from the inauguration as obtained from NGHUBS below
http://nghubs.com.ng/2018/10/22/president-buhari-inaugurates-committee-for-impact-and-reading/ With most of these small African countries selling their economic destinies to China, lowering of trade barrier with them through Free trade may soon make the juicy Nigerian market a dumping ground. Benin republic alone is allegedly sabotaging our economy by lowering trade barrier for entry of goods including goods on import proscription list. Government should audit all our agreements and tread carefully with this agreement because I don't know any other African country with about 150m citizens of age 0-24 and valued at over 500 billion dollars. Since the mid 70s,Nigeria and Ghana have been members of the same trading bloc called ECOWAS yet the trade agreement didn't stop Ghanaian authorities from insisting that every company registered in Ghana must have 50% ownership by a Ghanaian and imposing trade barriers on Nigerians doing business in Ghana and Benin republic frustrated Glo until it revoked the license it gave Glo,a Nigerian company. |
| Culture › Re: Ooni Of Ife’s Ex-Wife Zaynab, Forgives Him, Congratulates Him & His New Wife by Famzer: 3:32pm On Oct 22, 2018 |
majamajic:
she is still using HH ?? Actually she can. The only one who can stop her from using it is the Ooni and this current Ooni will not stop her. |
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| Politics › Re: It’s An Insult For Atiku To Promise Southwest SGF by Famzer: 6:30pm On Oct 21, 2018 |
ekolajossyadde:
Even if Atiku didn't give SW anything we will still vote him. Hahaha. You mean Yoruba will chose SGF over Vice presidency? I don't think so sir. The presidential election is not ludo o, the stakes are very high so if I were you,I won't be confident that the Yoruba will settle for a promise of a political appointment that can be fired by the Presidency. |
| Politics › Re: It’s An Insult For Atiku To Promise Southwest SGF by Famzer: 6:26pm On Oct 21, 2018 |
Johnnyessence:
nairaland lead ranter, you are still not tired. you haven't see anything yet. Atiku is a goal. yoruba people are with Atiku. Really? |
| Business › Re: What Business Can I Start With N100,000? by Famzer: 11:13pm On Oct 20, 2018 |
Missali:
Hello House, I hope you all are doing great. Please I would like to start up a business with a capital of N50,000 - N100,000. I am in my second year in the University and would like to have something to make me independent. I am learning how to spend wisely and want a business to generate profit rather than spend on irrelevant things. Please help a Sister. This book will help you. 
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| Politics › Re: Eunice Atuejide Slams Nnamdi Kanu, Says 'Igbos Can Be Blind' by Famzer: 10:58pm On Oct 20, 2018 |
Westaslave2:
U used more dan 300 military batallions 2 assualt him , he didnt even have a gun 2 defend himself...
I curse ur generation! 4 knowing d truth n hiding it, biafra must come oneday! Cowards tinks living d life of fear is wisdom! Ndiigbo lets vote buhari if u want biafra 2 come plssss...Shame on d weak This kind of response had ceased for a long time on nairaland. Please disagree with grace and don't take us back to the era when the proscribed ipob members insult and threaten everyone until they became a security nuisance to the point that the military descended heavily on them thinking that ipob actually have arms and ammunition not knowing that they have nothing. Btw,it is also good for your own security too. After the ipob disturbance,government has stepped up on monitoring of the social media activities so that such unpatriotic activity will be nipped in the bud early |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Pic:how India Prime Minister Campaig For His Re-election by Famzer: 4:09pm On Oct 20, 2018 |
BestDude:
has no such baggage on his neck? Are you for real? S9 with everything that has happened on Nigeria under Buhari's watch, you say he doesn't such baggage on his neck... Na God go judge u. Sorry, which baggage of corruption does PMB has?p Please indulge me sir. President Muhammadu Buhari went as far as buying Jets directly from US instead of using third parties like PM Modi and our former President GEJ did and when I say baggage,please I don't want a rehash of those being peddled by those who hate the President for tribal,religious and political reasons sir. I am talking of real case of corruption o |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Pic:how India Prime Minister Campaig For His Re-election by Famzer: 3:41pm On Oct 20, 2018*. Modified: 4:06pm On Oct 20, 2018 |
Coloradvantage:
Oh! I love this, just like China Indian govt has made policies that have transformed many from acute poverty to prosperity, making live easier for Indians despite their scary population. But here? Within the past 3 years our president has destroyed almost everything and have beeen singing the same old song of PDPs 16 years. His campaign team are digging to see if atiku really employed 50000, forgetting what jobs are. Either direct or indirect. Permanent or auxillary. It is a shame! Honestly,I love that Indian PM but if only you know that some Indians are already protesting and calling for this man's resignation over his alleged indictment by former President of France on the purchase of fighter jets through Reliance Group of India that has no experience in fighter jets purchase. In Nigeria, our president has no such baggage on his neck so is it not interesting that a prophet is not honored at home. 
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| Literature › This Book Will Enrich You In The True Sense Of The Word. by Famzer(op): 12:52am On Oct 20, 2018 |
This is Nigeria's most comprehensive business opportunity handbook.
Reading this book alone guarantees you over a thousand
Practical business ideas and creative ways to birth business solutions that create wealth for you and your generations yet unborn.
The trial version is available for free download on Google play store while you can visit the author's website to order for the hardcopy.
The book was written with you on the mind of its author,Sunkanmi Vaughan. 
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| Literature › Re: Which Books Are You Currently Reading? by Famzer: 12:24am On Oct 20, 2018 |
"1000+ Practical Business Ideas and Directory of Money Sources" by Sunkanmi VAUGHAN 
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| Business › Re: 20 Business You Can Start With 100k by Famzer: 11:50pm On Oct 19, 2018 |
buchi2104:
*20 BUSINESSES YOU CAN START WITH 100K*
*1. Bedsheet/Beddings Production.*
Pay a visit to Lagos Island, or Aba where they sell bulk materials, pick good designs and I tell you they guys who will sew it for you are just within the same Market. You can start will less than 100k and diligently grow your money.
*2. Shirt Production:*
A sweet side hustle. There are tailors in Lagos Island or Aba,better learn the skill it will save you all the heartbreaks imaginable. . Materials ranging from 700 – 1k per yard, sew for 1500/2k, Sell for 5-7k.
*3. Boxers:*
Schedule a trip to Aba Market, The cost of production of boxers, you can get one for as low as N300, all you need is to package it in 3s, and market these babies properly beg your friend on twitter for RTs, we buy 3s pack boxers for 1500-2500 sell yours for 1200 gradually grow.
*4. E-Payments and POS Business:*
You can get POS machine from your Bank, and activate online banking: If you live in a place where banks aren’t much you can handle e payments for people and make your small change. I paid someone N200 to withdraw 10k most places, ATM queue can be crazy.
*5. Mobile and Electronic Accessories:*
Mobile and electronic Accessories such Pouches, Chargers, USB cables, HDMI cables, earphones and more, can be sourced on Alibaba, Ali Express, Deal Extreme, etc. The more you buy the lower the price. And they are light so shipping won’t be a burden. Sell on here or Jumia and co.
*6. Popcorn:*
We all know this ....We buy every time. Bags of corn – Branded Nylon Sugar, Salt & Butter. The beauty of this is when properly made, its aroma will attract its customers. Manual sealing machine -7/9k Popcorn Machine is 65k on Jumia Popcorn can be served anywhere. It costs less than N40 to make a pack of popcorn
*7. Branding – Sales and Customizing:*
Sales and Customizing of Football Team Football team supporters always want to show how much they’re rooting for a team.
*8. Snail Farming:*
Snail farming in Nigeria is even more popular, due to its relatively cheap cost of startup and If you market your products well, your business will thrive. This is a business you can start from your backyard. Best in mind, snails take almost a year to mature so Patience is Key!
*9. Fairly Used Goods:*
Fairly used goods such as Jeans, Tops, t-shirts, shoes etc. They could be sourced at Badagry, even Cotonou. 100k can’t get you a bale but you can select and mix them. Wash then and pack neatly. Marketing is all it takes, you’ll Sell and see your money multiply.
*10. Cleaning Services:*
Some people find it hard to clean their apartments cos they’re busy from Monday to Friday and Saturday they have engagement and on Sunday all they wanna do is rest. Your tools won’t cost you up to 30k and you can clean 6 apartments a weekend.
*11. Home Cooking and Delivery:*
You can cook a variety of meals well and apply customer service, People will pay good money for your services, You can run this from home @Hot Pots are more than capable when to comes to training you on how to start up.
*12. Digital Marketing:*
The success of any business is in its ability to effectively reach its teeming customers and this is achieved by effective marketing: Get a Used Laptop and Smartphone, temporarily your smartphone can double as your hotspot Persistence and Passion is Key @I_pissVodka @OlisaOsega are your friends in this regards, I’m sure they are more than willing to train you on how to go about it from the foundation.
*13. Cakes and Confectionery:*
This is one business that always comes to play, people celebrate, and bakers are always consulted. Get the required skill, a decent oven, passion and customer service! You’ll grow.
*14. Aso-Oke Beading and Stoning:*
Aso-Oke Beading and Stoning has become sometimes in vogue now, and this is another sweet business one can start with 100k. You just have to learn how to bead and unlock your creative mind. Ask my friends @wuragold2 , the Aso Oke Girl and @ Funchrisaso_oke , the Aso Oke Empress both started from the confines of their homes in Ibadan.
*15. Bead Making:*
I’m not sure there’s really much to say here. All you need is training, passion, creativity, unique designs and styles, then adequate marketing. You absolutely don’t need 100k to start this.
*16. Home Service Barber:*
This is another profitable small-scale business. The beautiful thing about this is you bring your services to your clients for an extra token above regular. The starting capital to get the equipment and I’m sure you know we have rechargeable clippers.
*17. Tutorial Classes:*
No matter your age, this is another well-paying job, either as part-time or full-time. Many families are willing to spend what it takes for their children’s success and there’s one subject you’re well versed at. Just close the gap, meet their need for a fee.
*18. Internet Services:*
Forget the extensive coverage of internet and the fact that people can assess it on their phones, Do you know how much applicants pay just to have Jamb applications filled online? You need a good system, printer & ISP. People pay as much as 1k per application
*19. Production Of Zobo, Smoothies, cocktail, small chops, cupcakes and chinchin!*
You’d realize the importance of this combo cant be ruled out. You can render these services with 100k startup capital + proper marketing, branding and packaging....just get a good place to learn how to make them.
*20. Re-Invest Your seed Capital in an existing business:*
Not everyone has the head for business but they can sniff opportunities. You can always sow your money as operating capital and draft an agreement on profit sharing. You can at least support your investment by bringing customers so the business can thrive. Market it on all your social media pages and who knows.
100k can do a lot!!!!
Let me give you another Jara!
*Production of Hand-Made cards:* Do you know people pay good money for these thing made of paper and strawboard. This is one business you can start with less than 100k. My friend @CraftsVillageNG started from his bedroom! And his cards went far.
Imagine you want to give a dignitary something they won’t forget, you certainly can’t buy them clothes or shoes. Cos they have it all.
Truth is there so much one can do with very little, it takes persistence, focus, interest and above all hard work. We can’t all be rich but we all shouldn’t be poor. Get more business ideas from this book. 
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| Business › Re: Which Business Can I Start With 100k And Get Tangible Returns by Famzer: 11:42pm On Oct 19, 2018 |
leyoung:
My dear Business landers... Which business can i start with one hundred thousand naira and get good returns. Your suggestions are welcome. This book will help you. 
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| Politics › Re: Atikulation Or Kanulation? Which Way To Go? by Famzer: 10:08pm On Oct 19, 2018 |
Shuku0kukobambi:
I've refrained from getting involved on this matter even though it's the trending topic for the whole of today because topics such as these bring plenty imbe and dunces out of the woodwork and caves into the public domain and they work feverishly to dumb down the level of engagement. However, before folks get too distracted, some points need to be brought out
If Kanu is alive and is indeed the guy seen in the video posted on radio biafra, then, it's a big deal. I honestly believed the biafrans when they claimed Buhari had him killed, and used it to further paint Buhari as bloodthirsty. They'd even made representations to UN, ICC, EU etc on the matter based on their assertions that kanu was indeed killed. If it's him, it means they just led the world astray and we all know what happened to the boy who cried wolf.
If it's true that kanu is alive, then what next for Atikulation? Only idiots believe Atiku when he talked of restructuring. APC made more noise about it before they got power. It was even in APC manifesto yet they reneged on the promise. How will Atiku restructure? By executive order or through the NASS that's dominated by the north? Will Atiku restructure the system that made him and his types stupendously rich? Will kanu campaign for him? What will that make him? What about bthe hundreds that died standing on no referendum no elections? You need a lobotomy if you believe Atiku will restructure. Maybe kanu believes it but those who have sense know that referendum is different than restructuring.
If those videos and the gist about Kanu being seen in isreal turn out to be fake, what happens to those who have jumped for joy that ohammadike is back? What happens to their boasts that kanu was too big for Nigeria to touch? What happens to their renewed vigour to fight for biafra? Will they go back to Atikulating? Will they swallow their vomits again? I think I read somewhere that it is IPOBination  
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| Politics › Re: My Brother Is Alive, Says Nnamdi Kanu’s Younger Brother by Famzer: 8:04pm On Oct 19, 2018 |
evavista:
As if he didn't know he was alive before, mtcccheeew, who are they fooling. Abeg park well. My thoughts exactly! They already perjured if it is legally established and secretly obtained phone call transcript presented in court by the Nigerian Army that was maligned publicly for the alleged murdering of his brother. This is why I caution people against taking the politicians and their political journalists too seriously. In the build up to next year's election,they will throw everything including the kitchen sink into the fray. Vote for your conscience and don't allow them manipulate you. 
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| Business › Re: 20 Cool Business Ideas To Venture Into In Nigeria And Make Millions in 2018 by Famzer: 11:24pm On Oct 17, 2018 |
betatalknaija:
Your business planning begins with an idea and that is one of the things we know how to give best on this site – ideas and plenty of them. Are you thinking about starting a business in Nigeria but di’t know where to start from or which business to invest your money into to make profit? Here are top 20 most lucrative businesses in Nigeria you can invest your money into and be sure of making millions back in no time.
This list of business ideas in Nigeria is made up of authentic business ideas, not just some randomly selected junk businesses, they are time tested, carefully selected, high performing businesses you can stake your hard earned capital on and be sure of making profit. These businesses are up to date and relevant in 2016 and beyond. But before we proceed, I want us to look at some of the vital reasons you must start a business in Nigeria today.
Why You Must Start A Business In Nigeria Now
The reasons why Nigerians are fleeing their own land that is flowing with milk and honey to scavenge in another lands that does not have half of the opportunities we have here is simply difficult to explain. Why would Nigerians leave the massive business opportunities in their land and choose to travel far and wide to slave, leaving the wealth back home for South Africans, Lebanese, Indians, Chinese, even Egyptians to plunder?
Most of the current fastest growing businesses and companies in Nigeria are owned by the foreigners. We want the equation to change, go through the infograph below, see why Nigeria is the Africa’s testing ground for business and begin to take the opportunity.
Now that you are ready to go, click on any of the business ideas and further read the detail about the particular business of interest. And in case you need additional help, you can drop your question or comment under this article or any of the respective articles for further expatiation.
List Of Top 20 Most Lucrative Business In Nigeria
1. Agriculture
This is the next revolutionary industry in Nigeria where millionaires are currently being made. Nigerians both home and oversea are beginning to wake up to the huge potentials in Agro business, a sector we have been neglecting over the years due to the discovery of oil. Now that the oil is fast drying up, people are beginning to look into other sectors of the economy to create wealth. Below are some good farming ideas in Nigeria that are seriously making profit for people now:-
Poultry Farming
This business is making average Nigerians rich. It is so lucrative that i attracts investors to invest in poultry farming business in Nigeria. And why not, In a country of more than 150 million people, what would you expect? If you start with 1,000 birds and manage your poultry farm properly, when the turnover on investment begins to come, you will be making millions annually.
Cassava Production
People are beginning to turn their attention to this aspect of farming in Nigeria that have been neglected for years. Cassava derived foods are some of the most consumed in Nigeria. If you can invest in cultivating 50 – 100 Acre in a fertile area like Ondo State, your harvest will be great.
Snail Rearing
Snail farming is one of the choice Animal farming for many reasons. It is a low capital investment with high yield and the market is big. There are few people currently doing this – and most of them are doing it in a very low scale. If someone invest heavily in Snail farming, he is sure to make good money in Millions within a year.
Rice Farming
Rice remains the most consumed food staple in Nigeria and Billions of dollars goes into importation of this product yearly from China and Thailand because the local farmer are unable to meet up the demand due to poor funding and limited knowledge. Anyone who have a million dollar to invest should get in touch and partner with me with 100% return. $1,000,000 = $2,000,000 guaranteed.
. Sale of Furniture
Buying and selling of Locally make furniture is a goldmine. You don’t need to be a carpenter to do this, just arrange for regular supply from reliable Carpenters while you display and sale in your showroom. It is a very big business in Nigeria as only few can afford the imported designers.
3. Making of Fruit Juice
Nigerians drink fruit juice more than any other people. That’s why companies like La Carcera and Chivita who came into the country as nobody are today making billions of naira annually. This business in capital intensive but if you can afford it, it’s well worth it.
4. Pure Water Production
We all know how popular this is in Nigeria and how many that are dispensed daily. Though this business is capital intensive but well worth investing into, especially if you can manage it properly with professionalism.
5. Oil and Gas Business
We are blessed and cursed with huge deposit of oil in our land which presents some of the finest business opportunity for Nigerians and Foreigners. Owning a Petrol Filling Station, Supplying of Diesel, and Distribution of Kerosene are some the areas you can invest easily and make good money for yourself. Petroleum product marketing have been making millions for people and creating millionaires in Nigeria for years.
6. Haulage Services
The cost of taking a truck from one place to the other in Nigeria is between N20,000 to N200,000 per trip. Due to poor rail transport system, most of the Nigerian goods are transported through the road, making haulage business in Nigeria a viable one. Petroleum products haulage and movement of goods from manufacturers and importers are the aspect of haulage in Nigeria that is very lucrative now.
7. Hotel Business
This is probably the coolest money making opportunity in Nigeria. Invest in small scale hotel of just 10 suites and watch as the money flows in. This has nothing to do with tourism boom of any kind; there is just something in Nigerians system that make this business very lucrative – Nigerians are generally known for enjoyment and hotels are one of the biggest spots Nigeria's visit for this!
8. Fast Food Eatery
Eatery business is another fast growing business though it can be distroyed by poor management ! If you wish to go into this business, be sure to get everything right and don’t forget it’s a bit capital intensive and requires good management skills. But if you get everything right, your really going to make it big in this business as many Nigeria's both young and old troop to bars, eatries and fast food joints to have their diets.
9. Importation Of Tokunbo Spare Parts
If you are in USA, Germany, or Denmark, this business is especially good for you. Don’t just keep importing exotic cars, gather tokunbo spare parts in containers and ship it down to Nigeria. There is huge market for used (tokunbo) spare parts in Nigeria.
10. Investing in Property
Property appreciate everyday in Nigeria. Right now, Nigeria is one the countries in the world where landed property is most expensive. If you buy land now anywhere in Lagos, you are sure to make 100% profit within two years. You can buy and quickly resell and make profit. Or you buy keep and sell later.
11. Dry Cleaning
Professional dry cleaners at affordable prices are scarce in Nigeria. What we have are professional Dry Cleaners whose service fees are extremely high or mediocre dry cleaners who can never keep with time. Give them cloths today and meet it unwashed after one week. This business is a money maker if you balance it up.
12. Professional Car Wash
This business is good if you can set it up in a strategic location in a place like Lagos where there are good number of cars. You.
13. Sales Of Building Materials
The rate at which new houses are springing up in Nigeria, you get to wonder why many people still complain of housing problem. Investing in building material is a good business in Nigeria. I can count some guys who are making millions almost daily in this business
Transport Business
What we have in this sector of the economy is transport companies badly managed by local chiefs and touts. Invest in this business with good management and you will be wondering what hits you with bags of money. See: How to start a taxi company in Nigeria
15. Nursery And Primary School
School business has no rival among it’s mate. My little kids school fees take away close to a million naira per term just to learn ABC! School business in any level is a serious business in Nigeria that generate millions of naira.
16. Exporting Of Raw Materials
There is no better way to grow the economy than to exporting some of the raw materials that are abundant in the country.
17. Online Advertising Agency
As the Nigeria’s online presence keeps increasing, so is its advertisers. Thousands of businesses in Nigeria are taking their business online to leverage the massive community of Nigerian internet users and market their products. This influx has created another business opportunity in Nigeria for savvy digital marketing experts. You too can setup your own online advertising agency in Nigeria today and make millions.
18. Fashion Business
Nigerian people are probably some of the trendiest people in the world. Fashion designers are becoming millionaires on daily basis in Nigeria, thanks to the revolution in the Nigerian fashion business orchestrated by the boom in the entertainment industry in Nigeria.
19. Media And Show Biz
You and knows Nigeria is the capital of entertainment in Africa? You also know Nigeria is the highest consumers of media content in Africa? Now you can see how viable and lucrative media and show biz can be in Nigeria.
20. Investing In Internet Companies
This is a new crop of investment opportunity that is creating Billionaires around the world including Nigeria. It is simple. You don’t have to be a Tech person, look for a creative online tech startup with good ideas and invest. Within 1 to 2 years you will be counting your profits in millions.
Our number one goal has been to share business ideas freely and encourage fellow Nigerians to start business of their own. This investment plan is designed for those who really know how to take advantage of opportunity. Don’t let the money sit in the bank for nothing, we can help you make 100% profit on your money.
Extra: Used Items Sells Well In Nigeria
Tokunbo market in Nigeria is very big in Nigeria. People prefer to buy used items that are high quality than buy fakes. The cost of buying and importing used cloths is low compared to the prices in the market here in Nigeria. This will guarantee good turn over on your investment.
The most important thing is that you do something with your money. Pick one of these businesses and start today. Keeping your money in the bank where they will use it for business and give you nothing is not wise.
Take enough time to browse around this website. You will see hundreds of other lucrative business in Nigeria to invest your money into. Thousands of Nigerians both home and abroad are now reaping the rewards of investing in their own country through the information they found on WealthResult.com. You too can!
Now that you’ve gone through these businesses, let’s have a discussion, drop your comment below and follow the conversation. Visit blog to join conversation.
Source :http://www.betatalk.com.ng/2018/03/20-cool-business-ideas-to-venture-into-in-nigeria-and-make-millions-of-naira-in-2018/ This book is the most comprehensive business opportunity handbook. 
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| Business › Re: Do You Want New Ideas to make money In The Value Chain Of Your Business? by Famzer(op): 11:20pm On Oct 17, 2018 |
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| Business › Re: Feasible And Practical Business Plan by Famzer: 3:43am On Oct 17, 2018 |
tradepunter:
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| Business › Do You Want New Ideas to make money In The Value Chain Of Your Business? by Famzer(op): 1:08am On Oct 17, 2018 |
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| Business › Re: Help Me With Business Ideas For A #100k To#150k Startup Capital by Famzer: 1:02am On Oct 17, 2018 |
Abelsconcept:
Please help me with business ideas i could start with the startup capital of #100k to #150k.
EXPECTATIONS
1. Profits should be minimum of #30k and above per month
2. It should be easily moveable (flexible) if the need arises
3. One or more hands can run the business (as the case maybe)
4. And more...
LOCATION: Port Harcourt or Uyo
SKILLS: am a graduate Architect, a good salesman, a decent learning cook and ready to learn another trade...
REASONS: i need a business to enable me put food on the table while i pursue the big contracts.
Please your kind advise is appreciated. Thanks and God bless you. This book will help you 
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| Business › Re: Which Profitable Business Can I Start With 100k by Famzer: 12:56am On Oct 17, 2018 |
iyoha240:
I am currently having 100k with me, pls which profitable business can i venture in with the money?
PLS MODS HELP ME MOVE THIS TO FROMT PAGE I NEED HUGE RESPONCE
seun, lalasclaclaca This book will help you 
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