Yoy are posting pictures! so you want burutai and Co to remember that you are a good fighter and transfer you to sambisa

No one can collect your land. only the government can.
The disadvantage here is that you live under the rules of the management.

crazy idea

garriguy:
the reasons are quite simple

1. Due to the bad power supply in Nigeria, this affords you the use of your machinery without the need to buy a generator.


2. It is quite economical to use. For example, lets say u have no supply of cassava and won't be grating until the next day, and u'll be using the sifter and the fryer, with a central generator, you wld av to switch on the central generator to power these two machines. But if that have a separate engine, u only fuel and power the needed machinery.

This doesn't mean you cannot produce with an electric motor. That is the norms until I decided to come up with these to solve the power issue.

If these doesn't answer your question, kindly ask again and be more specific.

Thanks

It does answer. Thanks

@garriguy I noticed the machinery for this project and other projects you do uses diesel/petrol engine. Why the choice of that please?

is it possible to use electric motors? ofcos assuming power is stable.

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darthv:
wow is it for bussiness name or company registration that is 30,000 naira

Company. Ltd

darthv:
how much does it cost to open a company cac registration do you need to have a business name first?

If you are doing it ur self, roughly 30k and duration is less than two weeks.

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Hmmm.

biz9ja:


I think you made sense, a bag of rice goes for 20k and if he sell at 500*50 that is 25......

You got my point. That's more than 20% profit. Besides he can get a bag at less than 20k

So unfortunate

Buy 50kg rice. repackage in 1Kg packs. sell for N400-N500 per pack. Target school hostels as ur customers.

You are starting small now, who knows, tomorrow you might own the largest rice mill in Nigeria.

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Source: http://www.businessinsider.com/money-advice-from-a-millionaire-2015-6

From 1999? BOI, BOA. Hmmm. Wahala dey

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