₦airaland Forum

Synord:
The year 2020 has been a turbulent year for many . The Outbreak of the Corona virus and it’s resultant lockdown, EndSars Protests in Nigeria and unfavorable government policies like increase in tax and border closure among many other obstacles crippled many thriving businesses and companies .

A lot of brands and companies had to downsize their workforce , slash salaries , reduce working budget , increase prices for their products and services and put in stringent measures in a bid to stay afloat in a very bad economy situation which was the case in 2020.

As the year comes to an end on this day , Many individuals have learnt a lot as regards planning , savings and investment from this year . Most people have realized the need for multiple sources of income and not to totally rely on white collar jobs .

In this thread , we are seeking to know what type of business and investment should a person who wants to be financially independent go for in 2021 ? A legal one that is acceptable to our rules and regulations .

If you have a business idea , you can share and seek opinions or even get someone that is ready to partner with you . You can never say .

Wishing all Nairalanders a prosperous new year in advance

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RichDad1:
A very good speech from Mr. President.
Whoever wrote that did a good job.
Nigeria will be great.




Going by the majority comments here , I can’t help but noticed lots of disgruntled and misguided fellow Nigerians display arrays of ignorance and idiocy.
The earlier we change our negative mindset about this country, the better.
Nigeria is our country and it shall be great again.
Happy New Year fellow Patriots.

...And you are not disgruntled and misguided like this?

The Unknown Poison's poster carefully shows how the overdose of the drug can kill one. The drug is represented by a chemical bond that explains all. Plus, we all prolly wrapped in the attitude of taking drugs without prescription.

kikero:
Sani Abacha was head of state, and was buried within 24 hours of his death, normal Muslim way.

I'm not Muslim, but they bury their dead within 24 hours.

The only prominent Nigerian muslim I know who got buried late was MKO Abiola, and that was because his supporters and family insisted on a comprehensive autopsy first before burial.

If there had been exemptions, there will always be exemptions...