₦airaland Forum

eliteacademy:
Now here is a food for thought ever since we have been importing different things into Nigeria has there ever been a time where people held a protest to say they are tired of imported products? Instead despite the massive amount of both big and small importers in Nigeria doing the business, we are still importing and will continue to import and more people are joining the former persons in the import business!!!! One may ask whether they are making a profit from it? Of course yes they are I know because am a part of the game( I deal on hollandaise) so that is exactly how this EXPORT BUSINESS MODEL WORKS AS WELL there can NEVER BE SATURATION!!!
3. How to get started on a small scale
Like I have pointed out early in this guide that the requirements are readily available and it could be that you already have them but let me list them for
1. email address
2. laptop + phone for getting clients and also chatting them up.
3. skype + whatsapp for chatting with clients and buyers to know what they need ie specifications, quantity, etc
4. smartness ie ( you need to be smart in your brain to be able to do this business effectively)
5. Market where you will source for products ( just ask around ) here is a clue (villages and rural areas most of the time have products at a cheap rate)
But always ask around you will get a reliable market to be getting supply from
Remember the adage that says “A person who ask questions NEVER loses his/her way”
6. Capital (this depends on how you want to start big or small) I recommend you start small.
7. Good logistics company to handle shipping we have lots of them UPS, DHL, FEDEX, NIPOST etc what you do is to visit any one that you like and ask them about their shipping rates… it is usually measured in KG. I cant tell you a specific price because these shipping rates are subject to change…. So just visit any preffered one and tell them what you came for and they will be more than willing to help you because THAT’S THEIR JOB!
So these are some of the requirements to run this business effectively I hope you are following….. we move on to the next issue

eliteacademy:
drop comments and questions DON'T DROP YOUR EMAIL OR PHONE NUMBER I DON'T NEED THEM.... I REPEAT DON'T DROP YOUR EMAIL OR PHONE NUMBER

Allwell:
I need cracked palm kernels. Thank you.

ashcall:
#12.5m

Allwell:
Palm kernel is needed in our factory in Aba, Abia State. Kindly contact me via WhatsApp or call 07058103678.

dejia:
I do have Pig drinkers @ N1,500 each. We are based in ilorin, we can send it via public transport to anywhere in the country

email: deji@fulfillsa.co.za to place your order.

matthew41:
. I don't think you can get them in nigeria, inject your pigs with bco and feed them well...

Afriifa:
I am tired of people agitating for nothing

blackpanda:
What about the security personnel that were killed?? What about the lives and property that were destroyed??

Everybody knows these hoodlums were certainly not unarmed. Protest against govt goes on everyday but nobody gets harmed. I dont remember wen last bbog complaind of being attacked. But these ipob always delude themselves that they can physically fight govt.

I strongly condemn the killing of unarmed IPOB members rallying for Donald J. Trump earlier today. I believe in one Nigeria. I also believe in human life. But even more importantly, I believe in the Nigerian Constitution that gives every Nigerian citizen a guaranteed right of assembly. This loss of lives should not be allowed to happen without the due process of the law kicking in. It must be investigated and the culprits brought to book. Human life in Nigeria must have value if Nigeria is ever to be valued as a great nation by her citizens.

The secret trial of the leader of Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu and three others has begun at the Federal High Court, Abuja.

Kanu, Chidiebere Onwudiwe, Benjamin Madubugwu and David Nwawuisi, who are on trial for treasonable felony and terrorism were shielded from the public in the courtroom.

Justice Binta Nyako had on Dec. 13, 2016, ruled that the identity of witnesses in the matter would be protected but at Tuesday’s sitting, the judge and parties were all shielded from public view. Nnamdi Kanu leaving the court today There was also a heavy presence of security personnel within and around the court premises.

This made it difficult for people, including journalists and relatives of the defendants to enter the court. The defence team, however, insisted that each of the defendants was entitled to have four relatives in court during proceedings.

This led to a short adjournment to enable security operatives allow the defendants’ relatives into the courtroom. On resumption of proceedings, the defence counsel informed the court of its pending applications seeking to quash the charges against the four defendants. Counsel to Kanu, Mr Ifeanyi Ejiofor, also informed the court of another application challenging the competence of the charge against the defendants. Ejiofor told the court that the proof of evidence did not support the charges against his client to warrant his continual detention.

“The charge does not warrant his detention because there is no case against him,” he said. Ejiofor also told the court that the Department of State Services (DSS) were frustrating the efforts of counsel in gaining access to the defendants.

He also alleged that relatives of the defendants were being continuously harassed and arrested each time they visited them in prison.

“They (DSS) are clamping down on the innocent citizens. If anything should happen to me or my family, the DSS should be held responsible,” Ejiofor said. Nyako cautioned operatives of the DSS against sensationalising the case, saying that there was nothing special about the four defendants.

According to her, this is a simple criminal case so I do not understand all the “gra-gra” around it which I see from my CCT camera. She also said that the defendants should be unhand-cuffed as soon as they arrived the court premises as the defence team had complained that they were brought into court in handcuffs. “State operatives should threat the case like any other case.

You cannot break the constitution and still expect to be guided by the constitution,” Nyako said. She asked the defence team to file a formal complaint of all the allegations they made and serve the court. The judge also asked them to quickly serve the court copies of their applications to allow expeditious hearing. She said that ruling on the applications would determine whether the case would be terminated or continued. Nyako adjourned the matter till Jan. 12 to hear the application challenging the competence of the charge as well as that seeking to quash the case.

BabaRamota1980:
You are doing a great job with your thread. Your brothers are responding to it positively but there are still very troubling concerns in what you all are talking about resettlement of your homeland. You are purposely deceitful, all of you here talking about Think Home, Build Home.

You will need Yoruba to ground you so you can think straight and steer away from pending doom as you Think Home.

I do not have to go to University of anywhere or any museum to see developments of other regions in their pre-war state. Why are you prescribing a visit to a museum to see what your region was like, are there no online sites where the collections are available?

SGTScatter:
Arizona123, that thunder will soon destroy you. I have arrived for you on this board. You will run like you did before. Bastard!

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chibuzorAbia:
Ikpeazu go and sit down jare, lagos state and Yoruba land is too sweet.

T9ksy:
THINK HOME, INVEST HOME AND DEVELOP YOUR ANCESTRAL HOMELAND.

BabaRamota1980:
Forsyth was a Biafran sympathiser his writing cannot be unbiased. Not only that, Forsyth had no clue what was in other regions since his stay was exclusive to Biafra, therefore he had no idea that the amenities and attributes he embellishly glorified were not sub-par to the true and independently acknowledged developments in other regions of that period.

Moreover, if we are going to refer to books and authors, to your one Frederick Forsyth, there are hundreds of books, magazines, documentaries that showcase the greatness of achievements in the Yoruba West. Pa Awolowo himself made a declaration pre-independence and infront of European press corps that in just ten years he had provided for his region and people what the white colonialists had capacity but failed to do in their one hundred years presence. After that he invited the press corps to go around and see for themselves. This is how the world knew of the FIRSTs of social and urban infrastructures in Yorubaland. The world was awed!

Lets put writings aside. How is it possible places like Kano, Kaduna, Lokoja, can have pictures showing their cities, towns, villages and dated pre-war era but you in East have none. Very baffling.

BabaRamota1980:
if you ask anyone for pictures of Lagos before the war you will get it. Ibadan, Abeokuta, Ilesha, Akure, Offa, Ogbomosho, Ife, and so on, all had pictures before the war and showed what state of development they were in. So how is it that this your best city in Africa, no one can find pictures taken of it and showing these developments you claim it had before the war?

T9ksy:
@ Op............the same way you develop lagos, abuja, kano, kadunna ati bebelo.

eduj:
true ,but our governors would have to lay down the foundation first .if those men put in place massive infrastructures,all other things would fall into place.for instance, the ogbor hill in aba industrial cluster housing naflex,glass force,gzi,7-up,nnpc gas measuring and depot,aba malting plant etc ,has room for expansion if only the governor would provide new access roads and expand existing ones to those localities.That in the osisioma axis housing;Guinness brewery,aba mega mall,tonimas,valumbra and many more soap,aluminum and plastic industries is sorely in need of a residential estate.let the governor of abia lay in place such modalities and see if more of our brethren doesn't invest home.
their is a reason most of the investment our brethren in other regions bring back home is mostly hotels and shopping plazas because, that's what our public infrastructure at the moment entails.I would love to see our governors pull together funds to begin projects that would give a qualitative advantages in some economic aspects.

ariesbull:
I checked that guys profile ...He isn't Igbo ...Just go read his post history. I write him Igbo he couldn't respond up till now

Nairaland is a funnyland


Have you been to other villages in Nigeria

Even in USA and UK it's same

It's called rural urban migration