We currently looking to engage the service of a Business Development Executive.

Applicant must possess relevant certificates.
Have experience in business modeling/product launch.

Basic salary 65k + commission.

Send CV to nicholas@foddscapital.com

ewawumi:
yes

He/she can contact us. My mobile number is on my profile.

@ewawumi is she operational in Lagos?

olanshi:



Oh okay.

Where in Lagos is your company located?

Ogba, Lagos.

Saddening.
"In every democracy the people get the government they deserve" ~ Joseph de Maistre
Truth is, we have a part in whatever is before us.
The good news is, we have a chance to correct it in time.

Is this all?

Any registered logistics/courier company in Lagos that needs any can approach us.
We will finance the purchase for you.

taofeeq137:
How much does it cost?

5,000/week
18,000/month

Are you an entrepreneur, SME owner, corporate executive, freelancer or creative artist?
Do you wish to work in a fully serviced office in a serene environment that inspires you to achieve more?

At FODDS Co-working Hub we provide every amenities we consider as fundamental business rights to guarantee the growth and security you business needs to get to new heights.

Situated in Ogba, Lagos, it is easily accessible from most corners of the city.
Our office space provides Wi-Fi, CCTV coverage, free water, personal locker, printer/scanner/photocopy and free stationery.
Visit https://www.coworker.com/nigeria/lagos/fodds-coworking-hub

Are you an entrepreneur, SME owner, corporate executive, freelancer or creative artist?
Do you wish to work in a fully serviced office in a serene environment that inspires you to achieve more?

At FODDS Co-working Hub we provide every amenities we consider as fundamental business rights to guarantee the growth and security you business needs to get to new heights.

Situated in Ogba, Lagos, it is easily accessible from most corners of the city.
Our office space provides Wi-Fi, CCTV coverage, free water, personal locker, printer/scanner/photocopy and free stationery.
Visit https://www.coworker.com/nigeria/lagos/fodds-coworking-hub

Almost everyone who earns is bothered with the primeval and inherent dilemma of how best to save, how much to save, where and who should savings be entrusted with. The challenge of being accountable to oneself and responsible with earnings can indeed leave individuals and business owners asking the question: is it about my income or am I being careless with expenses? Most individuals cut down on usage of basic amenities and supplies just to save something tangible for the rainy day but are confronted with yet another bitter truth; that the shortest period in time usually lies between the moment you decide to save some money for a rainy day and the unexpected arrival of a rainy day. With all this happening, one might feel it is neither here nor there and probably conclude that there’s no way out of this. Certainly, there are smarter and better ways to save. In this piece we concisely explore a few.

The cardinal rule in budgeting and savings is this: pay yourself first. Next, you may want to put restriction on access to your savings. This leave us with the question – is putting all the money earmarked as saving in a single account smart? I will advise otherwise. Smart saving entails letting your money yield high return while you save. These savings pattern exist, they are usually more restrictive than regular savings and pay a lot more interest. Of course, by giving your money the opportunity to grow over time, you also take on the risks that there will be some dips and losses along the way. This is certain. Nevertheless, experienced individual know that saving must be split 2 or more ways – risk/contingency and investment account. With investment note, equity, stocks, bonds, etc., you are having the money work for you, whereas with regular savings account, you are letting someone else use your money to work for them. Finance, Equity, Insurance and Mortgage house now offer better ways to save and earn big time, even on autopilot mode and a few of these options are accessible online. The fact remains most individuals are too tired and busy to explore these options.

During my time working with an insurance company. I made a cold call to the manager of a company trying to have him sign up for a product that provide cover for children education. He invited me to his office for a chat. After much discussion, he said:

Manager: I know much about insurance and the benefits, but what happens when you leave the company or how do I know you are not just here to scam me?

I paused for a moment and tested him with the worst-case scenario just to let him understand he has the answers to his problems or fears.

Nicholas: Very well then, let us believe I walked in here and after few talks unexpectedly points a gun at you and cart away N2,000,000.00. What will be your reaction?

Manager: I will report to the police and with detailed description and investigation we will get you, no matter how long it takes.

Nicholas: I will expect that naturally. You probably will start by searching my profile and my relationship with the company. Sir, I asked that question to let you know you have both time and resources to secure the future but just too tired to make the move and you just need be struck by something really bad to help you realize that and make that move eventually.

It is very typical of people, especially in Nigeria to take reactionary step and this hampers the progress of individuals.

In Nigeria, entrepreneurs are faced with the herculean challenge of raising capital to kickstart business idea. Savings seems to be the first and probably the only option as Finance Houses will scarcely put money on ideas with nothing tangible to back it up. Consequently, it becomes imperative for would-be entrepreneurs to master the art of saving and doing so the smart way. They would need this forever. Even as successful entrepreneurs they must understand the reason not to spend all earnings but invest into other high yield venture. Fact is, the high net worth and talked about entrepreneurs are not those who kept earning in regular saving but invested. Hence, their net worth is quoted in shares, equity, real estate and not necessarily cash at bank or in hand.

“It’s not how much money you make, but how much money you keep, how hard it works for you, and how many generations you keep it for.” – Robert Kiyosaki.

Let’s not forget, the reason for this write up is to help the average and low-income earner understand and learn how to manage income. Truth is, you never know how careless you were with fund until you are empty or in dire need of it. Imagine the case of an individual who needed our Company (FODDS Capital) to assist his business procure an asset. As required by the company, I asked that he make the 20% contribution for this. He was downcast and said, “Sir, that’s a big problem right now. If I were to be working this would not be an issue at all. This amount of money is what I burn in one sit-out with friends on drinks alone.” I am sure he learnt his lesson, albeit the hard way.

There are ways to save. You should be smart about income as you would with expense. A little hole if left open can sink a ship. You need to save? Here are some useful tip how:

Spilt savings two ways – risk/contingency and investment account.
Make a budget
Always record expense
Choose your priorities right and cut impulsive spending
Look out for vendors with best offers and discount on products you buy.
Never try to impress and live above your means.
Have something in mind to save for.

Always remember – the quickest way to double your money is to fold it in half and put it back in your pocket.

https://www.foddscapital.com/how-to-be-smart-about-income-what-every-entrepreneur-must-know/

Almost everyone who earns is bothered with the primeval and inherent dilemma of how best to save, how much to save, where and who should savings be entrusted with. The challenge of being accountable to oneself and responsible with earnings can indeed leave individuals and business owners asking the question: is it about my income or am I being careless with expenses? Most individuals cut down on usage of basic amenities and supplies just to save something tangible for the rainy day but are confronted with yet another bitter truth; that the shortest period in time usually lies between the moment you decide to save some money for a rainy day and the unexpected arrival of a rainy day. With all this happening, one might feel it is neither here nor there and probably conclude that there’s no way out of this. Certainly, there are smarter and better ways to save. In this piece we concisely explore a few.

The cardinal rule in budgeting and savings is this: pay yourself first. Next, you may want to put restriction on access to your savings. This leave us with the question – is putting all the money earmarked as saving in a single account smart? I will advise otherwise. Smart saving entails letting your money yield high return while you save. These savings pattern exist, they are usually more restrictive than regular savings and pay a lot more interest. Of course, by giving your money the opportunity to grow over time, you also take on the risks that there will be some dips and losses along the way. This is certain. Nevertheless, experienced individual know that saving must be split 2 or more ways – risk/contingency and investment account. With investment note, equity, stocks, bonds, etc., you are having the money work for you, whereas with regular savings account, you are letting someone else use your money to work for them. Finance, Equity, Insurance and Mortgage house now offer better ways to save and earn big time, even on autopilot mode and a few of these options are accessible online. The fact remains most individuals are too tired and busy to explore these options.

During my time working with an insurance company. I made a cold call to the manager of a company trying to have him sign up for a product that provide cover for children education. He invited me to his office for a chat. After much discussion, he said:

Manager: I know much about insurance and the benefits, but what happens when you leave the company or how do I know you are not just here to scam me?

I paused for a moment and tested him with the worst-case scenario just to let him understand he has the answers to his problems or fears.

Nicholas: Very well then, let us believe I walked in here and after few talks unexpectedly points a gun at you and cart away N2,000,000.00. What will be your reaction?

Manager: I will report to the police and with detailed description and investigation we will get you, no matter how long it takes.

Nicholas: I will expect that naturally. You probably will start by searching my profile and my relationship with the company. Sir, I asked that question to let you know you have both time and resources to secure the future but just too tired to make the move and you just need be struck by something really bad to help you realize that and make that move eventually.

It is very typical of people, especially in Nigeria to take reactionary step and this hampers the progress of individuals.

In Nigeria, entrepreneurs are faced with the herculean challenge of raising capital to kickstart business idea. Savings seems to be the first and probably the only option as Finance Houses will scarcely put money on ideas with nothing tangible to back it up. Consequently, it becomes imperative for would-be entrepreneurs to master the art of saving and doing so the smart way. They would need this forever. Even as successful entrepreneurs they must understand the reason not to spend all earnings but invest into other high yield venture. Fact is, the high net worth and talked about entrepreneurs are not those who kept earning in regular saving but invested. Hence, their net worth is quoted in shares, equity, real estate and not necessarily cash at bank or in hand.

“It’s not how much money you make, but how much money you keep, how hard it works for you, and how many generations you keep it for.” – Robert Kiyosaki.

Let’s not forget, the reason for this write up is to help the average and low-income earner understand and learn how to manage income. Truth is, you never know how careless you were with fund until you are empty or in dire need of it. Imagine the case of an individual who needed our Company (FODDS Capital) to assist his business procure an asset. As required by the company, I asked that he make the 20% contribution for this. He was downcast and said, “Sir, that’s a big problem right now. If I were to be working this would not be an issue at all. This amount of money is what I burn in one sit-out with friends on drinks alone.” I am sure he learnt his lesson, albeit the hard way.

There are ways to save. You should be smart about income as you would with expense. A little hole if left open can sink a ship. You need to save? Here are some useful tip how:

Spilt savings two ways – risk/contingency and investment account.
Make a budget
Always record expense
Choose your priorities right and cut impulsive spending
Look out for vendors with best offers and discount on products you buy.
Never try to impress and live above your means.
Have something in mind to save for.

Always remember – the quickest way to double your money is to fold it in half and put it back in your pocket.

https://www.foddscapital.com/how-to-be-smart-about-income-what-every-entrepreneur-must-know/

We offer unparalleled return on investment.
Enquire from us today.

9. Venture capitalists.

Invest with FODDS Capital and be assured of high interest rate.

Impressive.

biomedixexcel:
Please i am interested, i have registered but the amount i saw there is way below the require funds. What i prefer is to enter into partnership with you on the start up

We have seen your application.
I will give you a call.

tundeport:
How do l apply for car loan for uber transportation business? whatzup number 08039705566,am already with uber,but,l need my own car to be use

I'll give you a call this morning.

CoTenant:


would you invest in my start up http://cotenant.com.ng

Sure.
I'm calling you now.

ak22:


I need your contact please

08161281090

olushollys:
Sir what do you mean by supporting documents?
....and I don't have financial statement and ..security
cheque or so

It simply means any other document not listed here that may be required. For example, if you operate a bottle water factory it will be necessary for us to sight NAFDAC certificate.
The essence of financial statements is to help us ascertain turnover and advice how much can be accessed.
The cheque should be provided by a guarantor.

amydulsia:
Ur page has expired

I am not sure I understand what you mean.

ak22:


I have CAC business name certificate . but I don't have second to the last and the last one

It says “if applicable”

biomedixexcel:

You know start up business can not have all of these. in my case, no account or cheque, then financial statements not available

Maybe.
But a startup should be able to get registered with CAC and get a TIN. All of this in a way ensures they contribute to economic growth as government seeks ways to better assist MSMEs.

ak22:
What if I don't have some of all these ?
And what about someone that just want to start new business ?

What exactly don't you have? CAC?
There are instances we had assist businesses with waivers. For example, we have been able to procure vehicles for some individuals who wanted to be Uber partners. In their case, CAC was waived.
We know where these waivers apply.
If what you have is an idea, lets hear your plan and assumption.

NairalandFAYOSE:
I have heard countless negative stories about the lapo microfinance bank loan from people around me but its been praise over praise on their Twitter and Facebook page .
I want to hear from guys here who has done biz with them before if its good to take loan from them or look elsewhere

Most businesses have thrived on Aid from Finance Houses. Sadly, it it also true some finance houses drain and kill MSMEs with their practices.
However, times are changing and more institution offer new and better ways to help MSMEs.
Visit https://aid.foddscapital.com/login

FODDS Capital is a Venture Capitalist with the primary focus of partnering with small and medium sized businesses in order to improve their businesses. As such, FODDS Capital empowers a community of entrepreneurs in various industries by providing them with collaboration, strategy and financial incentives they require to take them to the next level.

We are positioned to solve the problem of limited access to finance inherent in the Nigerian private sector. Whether your business is a start-up that needs Cash Financing to get off the ground, or an established business that needs funding to boost operations and access new markets; we are here to support your dream. We at FODDS Capital understand that timely financial support is key to the growth and continuity of your small or medium sized business. We are positioned to get you through the early stages of your business and support your expansion plans as you grow. With the knowledge that each Nigerian business is unique in its needs and structure, we have various forms of financial support to suit your business needs.

Equipment, machinery and vehicles are some of the most expensive purchases you will make as a business owner. With Asset Financing, FODDS Capital gives you access to these business assets at an affordable repayment structure, thus shielding your business from working capital and cash flow problems. Forms of financing include: Equipment Leasing/Finance Lease/Hire Purchase

Raise capital for your start-up or expanding business through a trade of partial ownership of EQUITY in your company. Receive cash in exchange of ownership rights in the company, without the hassle of loan repayments and indebtedness. Depending on the value of shares issued, FODDS will buy in to your company and become a silent partner without meddling in the day-to-day affairs of your operations.

Does your business need quick cash infusion to meet up with cash flow shortages? FODDS Capital is prepared to provide financial assistance to meet up with your obligations to vendors/suppliers, marketing expenditure, inventory stocking as well as contract financing.

APPLY NOW!!!

http://aid.foddscapital.com/login

FODDS Capital is a Venture Capitalist with the primary focus of partnering with small and medium sized businesses in order to improve their businesses. As such, FODDS Capital empowers a community of entrepreneurs in various industries by providing them with collaboration, strategy and financial incentives they require to take them to the next level.

We are positioned to solve the problem of limited access to finance inherent in the Nigerian private sector. We at FODDS Capital understand that timely financial support is key to the growth and continuity of your small or medium sized business. We are positioned to get you through the early stages of your business and support your expansion plans as you grow. With the knowledge that each Nigerian business is unique in its needs and structure, we have various forms of financial support to suit your business needs.

Does your business need quick cash infusion to meet up with cash flow shortages? FODDS Capital is prepared to provide financial assistance to meet up with your obligations to vendors/suppliers, marketing expenditure, inventory stocking as well as contract financing.

Are you farming within Lagos?
We are providing cash finance (N500,000.00k) to help boost your production in preparation for the yuletide season.

APPLY NOW!!!

http://aid.foddscapital.com/login

Call us today.

kamaziah:
call the number on the website and enquire about investment details

Can you send your brief to us: info@foddscapital.com
Thank you.

FODDS Capital is a Venture Capitalist with the primary focus of partnering with small and medium sized businesses in order to improve their businesses. As such, FODDS Capital empowers a community of entrepreneurs in various industries by providing them with collaboration, strategy and financial incentives they require to take them to the next level.

We are positioned to solve the problem of limited access to finance inherent in the Nigerian private sector. We at FODDS Capital understand that timely financial support is key to the growth and continuity of your small or medium sized business. We are positioned to get you through the early stages of your business and support your expansion plans as you grow. With the knowledge that each Nigerian business is unique in its needs and structure, we have various forms of financial support to suit your business needs.

Equipment, machinery and vehicles are some of the most expensive purchases you will make as a business owner. With Asset Financing, FODDS Capital gives you access to these business assets at an affordable repayment structure, thus shielding your business from working capital and cash flow problems. Forms of financing include: Equipment Leasing/Finance Lease/Hire Purchase

Does your business need quick cash infusion to meet up with cash flow shortages? FODDS Capital is prepared to provide financial assistance to meet up with your obligations to vendors/suppliers, marketing expenditure, inventory stocking as well as contract financing.

Do you run a Logistic company?
FODDS Capital can help you meet your Cash/Asset needs.

APPLY NOW!!!

http://aid.foddscapital.com/login

Call us today.

FODDS Capital is a Venture Capitalist with the primary focus of partnering with small and medium sized businesses in order to improve their businesses. As such, FODDS Capital empowers a community of entrepreneurs in various industries by providing them with collaboration, strategy and financial incentives they require to take them to the next level.

We are positioned to solve the problem of limited access to finance inherent in the Nigerian private sector. Whether your business is a start-up that needs Cash Financing to get off the ground, or an established business that needs funding to boost operations and access new markets; we are here to support your dream. We at FODDS Capital understand that timely financial support is key to the growth and continuity of your small or medium sized business. We are positioned to get you through the early stages of your business and support your expansion plans as you grow. With the knowledge that each Nigerian business is unique in its needs and structure, we have various forms of financial support to suit your business needs.

Equipment, machinery and vehicles are some of the most expensive purchases you will make as a business owner. With Asset Financing, FODDS Capital gives you access to these business assets at an affordable repayment structure, thus shielding your business from working capital and cash flow problems. Forms of financing include: Equipment Leasing/Finance Lease/Hire Purchase

Raise capital for your start-up or expanding business through a trade of partial ownership of EQUITY in your company. Receive cash in exchange of ownership rights in the company, without the hassle of loan repayments and indebtedness. Depending on the value of shares issued, FODDS will buy in to your company and become a silent partner without meddling in the day-to-day affairs of your operations.

Does your business need quick cash infusion to meet up with cash flow shortages? FODDS Capital is prepared to provide financial assistance to meet up with your obligations to vendors/suppliers, marketing expenditure, inventory stocking as well as contract financing.

APPLY NOW!!!

http://aid.foddscapital.com/login