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Nigerians are always doing well in the edu sector abroad |
She had better stick to her manly ripped clothes. |
Who talk say i no go make am? Money go come legal or illegal! |
Oh my God! Wo mo yii shaa |
The guy made a great deal out of nigeria emptying our treasures |
Ajala jegudu-jera wey dey play for sooting stars nko? He worse pass dem |
laurenjones:that a.ss hole though |
Dah bitch? |
Hit like if you've been having stable supply of electricity since #saibaba |
Chai, and by the way hit like if you've been having stable supply of electricity since #saibaba |
Walahi na motivation! |
funkiebully:. I agree with you, am also a muslim,. His statement is also somehow but think of it if christians also go to collect food items would they chase them away? The chief imam may not mean muslims only but the media's fault by the way they and you are interpreting it.(sorry for my english) |
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While both Goodluck Jonathan and Muhammadu Buhari prefer Mercedes-Benz, it seems that Jonathan’s taste in cars is much more simplistic than Buhari’s. Jonathan attended the ceremony of Buhari’s presidential inauguration inside an ordinary Mercedes-Benz S 350. GEJ arrives to the ceremony of Buhari’s inauguration. Muhammadu Buhari enjoys rides in much more comfortable and luxury Mercedes model after stepping into the presidential office – Mercedes-Maybach S600. This car represents the top notch in the latest sixth generation of luxury Mercedes-Benz special class cars, labelled by company as the W222, while GEJ’s car belongs to the previous fifth generation –the W221. cc;lalasticlala source=http://zieraw..com/2015/06/photos-buhari-rides-much-more-expensive.html
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YBNL boss Olamide simply got a custom PlayStation 4 game pad from extravagance creator Malivehood. The artist shared a photograph of the gamepad as he kickstarts Shakitibobo move feature. cc;lalasticlala source=http://zieraw..com/2015/06/check-out-olamides-customized-gold.html
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Best Low Cost Small Business ideas in Agriculture In Nigeria ==> Cultivation of food and cash crops ==> Flowers, medicinal herbs and gardening ==> Production and formulation of livestock feeds ==> Establish a small poultry farm ==> Fingerling production ==> Cultivation of mushroom ==> Production and sales of frozen chicken ==> Rabbit production ==> Marketing of fresh fruits ==> Retailing of food stuff ==> Fish farming ==> Grass cutter rearing ==> Reselling Charcoal ==> Snailery ==> Source for agro-raw materials for urban manufacturing companies ==> Assisting rural farmer in food stuff export to neighboring countries ==> Start connecting rural farmers with exporters using the internet ==> Producing coconut and fruit juice ==> Production of Weed Killer ==> Keeping bee for honey production ==> Toasted plantain (Boli) ==> Plantain Chips Production ==> Producing custard ==> Design of Poultry Pen ==> Sales of Mobile fish ponds ==> Manufacture of local drinks ==> Produce baskets, brooms, cane chairs, ropes etc from palm and raffia ==> Agricultural product Export and distribution ==> Sales and maintenance of farm equipment feel free to add yours cc;lalasticlala source;http://healfarm..com/2015/06/d.html |
Plantain_Farming_in_Nigeria Another secret cash machine that many people tend to ignore is plantain plantation, Plantain is very easy to cultivate and maintain unlike other cash crops. And it’s a low capital requirement farming business. Almost every Nigerian soil is good for the plant as experience has shown contrary to what scientist will tell you. Therefore, if you have any land with loamy soil, you are good to go. Plantains are a staple food in the tropical regions of the world, the tenth most important staple that feeds the world. Plantains are treated in much the same way as potatoes and with a similar neutral flavor and texture when the unripe fruit is cooked by steaming, boiling or frying. Plantains fruit all year round, which makes the crop more reliable all-season staple food, particularly in developing countries like Nigeria with inadequate food storage, preservation and transportation technologies. In Africa, plantains and bananas provide more than 25 percent of the carbohydrate requirements for over 70 million people. plantains, thrive in tropical regions. Warm temperatures, bright sun and adequate moisture create optimum growing environments. Tropical soils, however, are not always suitable for plantain production. Tropical regions of the world, including the plantain producing regions of southeastern Nigeria, often exhibit soils that are nutrient poor, that’s what scientist says but experience has proved contrary as you can see. There is hardly any part of Nigeria that you wouldn’t see plantain, that means it can do well on most Nigerian soil. To cultivate a plantain plantation, you’ll need the following:- 1. Land with good soil - Loamy soils are the best producing soils because they contain a good organic to inorganic ratio. Organic materials, such as decaying plants and insects, provide soil with air, nutrients and water-retaining matter. This combination of ingredients, when combined with mineral particles, allows soil to remain loose and fertile. In tropical rain forests part of Nigeria, organically rich soils are shallow. Plantains will thrive for one to three years but then die back because the layer of organic matter is easily depleted. To avoid depletion, it is necessary to provide soils with compost and mulch. 2. Prepare the soil – Clear the land and cut some of the trees if any, Plantain plants also grow best in bunches or groups because they protect each other from the harsh rays of the sun. It is important to create an environment where the plantain plants are sheltered either because they are bunched up together or there are other trees to protect them. It is important to maintain the humidity of the plantain plantation by allowing some of the trees to remain for the purpose of protecting the plant from excessive sun and to enhance the humidity. 3. Get the plantain suckers - Considering that a plantain plant is not a tree but a type of herb, they cannot actually be grown from seeds like most trees. Plantain plants are grown through suckers. Suckers are those that grow from a dying, mature plantain plant that can be transplanted and re-grown. They may be considered as baby plants that are used to start new plantain plants. Choose suckers from plants that are vigorous. They should have small, spear shaped leaves and are about four feet high. There is a corm at the bottom of each mature plantain tree. In transplanting a sucker, it is necessary to cut downwards and get as much corm and root as possible. Plant these and cut or decapitate the sucker to facilitate good evaporation. Keep around two to five meters between planted suckers. In the early days of your plant, keep them moist but not too wet as they don’t have leaves yet to evaporate the water. 4. Control the weeds – The weeds control is very important if you want your plantain to do well, the cost of weed management could account for up to. 45% of the total cost of plantain plantation management in Nigeria. Use traditional weed control of employing laborer to do the weed cutting. As the plantain grows, it is important to protect it from strong winds. It is also important to keep it well watered. One can also sprinkle fertilizers every now and then but mostly throwing the plantain dead leaves back into the plant is enough to sustain the rich quality of the soil. Unlike other trees, plantain do not need complicated pruning. Just remove dead leaves and dead plants near the plantain. Also remove suckers from the plant keeping only one or two that have spear shaped leaves. If you must use a fertilizer, Use an NPK fertilizer, or a fertilizer mixed with nitrogen, potassium and phosphorous. Fertilizing the plantains once a month will stimulate growth. The fertilizer should be placed evenly in a circle that is four to eight feet from the trunk. Within 8-10months your plantain should be ready to produce, and as one is getting matured for harvest, another one is replacing it, they continue in that circle removing any stress expenses of planting again. All you do is to harvest and reap your profits all year round. The same thing apply to Banana. If you live in India, Florida, the Caribbean and Africa especially around West Africa and Central Africa, then one of the most profitable businesses you can go into if you are interested in the farming sector is to go into plantain farming. West Africa happens to be one of the few places around the world where plantain can successfully be cultivated simply because they have the best soil composition that can support the growth of plantains and they can boast of having over 100 species of plantain. The capital required to setup a plantain farm can be considered to be moderate but it is indeed a very profitable business to go into as an entrepreneur who lives in Nigeria or in any country with a tropical climate. The basic thing you need to do to get started with your own plantain farm is to secure farming land, prepare the land and then cultivate your plantain. The fact that loads of people eat plantain makes plantain farming a very lucrative business. Plantains can be eaten when fried or cooked. Plantains can be processed into various forms; it can be processed as juice, and it can as well be processed as plantain chips, amongst others. Starting a Plantain Farm – Another Simple Business Plan 1. Conduct Your Research Plantain does not grow in every part of the world; there are selected regions where plantains can be cultivated. For example, plantains do not grow in South Africa. So, if you want to go into plantain farming, it is very important that you conduct your research before committing your money into plantain farming. Your research exposes you to the most suitable area to start your plantain farm; it will give you idea of where to get plantain seeds (suckers) and how to market your plantain. 2. Write Your Business Plan Every serious entrepreneur makes it a point of duty to write a workable business plan before starting a new business. Hence, the right thing to do if you intend starting your own plantain farm, is to sit down and write your business plan. Your business plan should be able to capture all the strategies you would use to run your plantain farm business, your vision and mission statement and your expansion strategies et al. As a matter of fact, when you pencil down your business plan, you might see the need to even go beyond just running your own plantain farm to including food processing (plantain processing) plant to your business. 3. Acquire Suitable Land and then Prepare the Land Plantain is known to grow only in regions with tropical climate. So, if you want to start your own plantain farm, you must make sure you acquire suitable land with the right soil composition for your plantain farm. On the average, you might need at least 2 hectares of land if you want to go into commercial plantain farming. Once you have been able to secure a farm land, the next thing that you should do is to prepare the land. In preparing your land for your plantain farm you might have to adjust the PH value of your farm land if it is not suitable. Also in preparing your land for plantain farming, your laborers would have to dig holes all over the land where the suckers (plantain seeds) will be planted. 4. Source for suckers (plantain seeds) One key factor that can affect your plans to start your own plantain farm is how to source for suckers (plantain seeds) in large quantities. One good thing about plantain farming is that once you are able to get started, the farm can be sustained for over 3 decades without sourcing for new suckers (plantain seeds). Plantain grows rapidly and they reproduce without stress once they are planted in a suitable land. 5. Hire Laborers Running a plantain farm is not a business that an individual could run alone. You would need laborers to help you. You would need laborers to help you in clearing and preparing your farm land, you would need laborers to help you in planting the plantains, you would need laborers to help you in watering your plantain farm, you would need laborers to help you weed your farm and also to help you during harvest. One good thing about farm laborers is that they are cheaper simply because they are considered as unskilled. But if you are running a mechanized plantain farm, then you would have to up your budget to accommodate machineries and operators. 6. Make Plans for Harvest One thing about plantain farming is that if you are not apt in harvesting your plantain when they are due, they might become over ripe and get rotten (spoilt) and that may mean bad business for you. So, once you know the cycle of plantain farming, then you must make plans to harvest and sell your plantain at the right time so that you won’t run at a loss. 7. Market Your Plantain The market for plantain is large and as a plantain farmer, you must explore all the available avenues to sell your plantains as soon as they become ripe for harvest. You can market your plantain to food processing companies, and you can market it to plantain retailers. The fact that plantain are consumed by many people and can be processed into different forms makes plantain farming business a very lucrative business to go into. So ensure that you develop a good marketing strategy for your plantain farming business if indeed you want to maximize profits in the business. Lastly, if you have the capacity to establish your own plantain processing company alongside running your own plantain farm, then you will be rest assured to truly maximize profits. Truly plantain farming business has been proven to be a profitable venture and you can make more money from the business if you engage in mechanize farming, it will give you leverage in the market place. visit my blog at www.healfarm..com cc;lalasticlala |
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If you are interested in making money from raising dogs or just keeping them as pets, passion for dogs is one of the keys to success Dog business in Nigeria is a lucrative investment you can indulge in if you are interested in starting a dog breeding business. You can also start your own business with whatever you have as capital now. Apart from the money from puppy sales, some dog breeders make money from mating. They get paid when owners of female dogs bring their bitch to mate with their buck. The fee paid for this simple service can run into thousands of Naira depending on the value of the dog breed involved. To understand what I'm saying, have a look at the prices of puppies different breeds of dog below: HOW MUCH IS A PUPPY? What is the price of Alsatian, Bullmastiff, Rottweiler, Caucasian and Boerbull puppy? The price of buying puppies in Ibadan, Lagos, Abuja, Calabar, Portharcourt and Enugu varies greatly. I have tried to give an average cost of purchasing puppies below: dog business nigeria German Shepherd (GSD) Male Alsatian puppy ==> N20,000 Rottweiler Male puppy ==> N50,000 Boerboel Male puppy ==> N80,000 Caucasian Male puppy ==> N70,000 Dobberman Male puppy ==> N100,000 Neopolitan Mastiff Male puppy ==> N120,000 Bull Mastiff Male puppy ==> N120,000 PitBull Male puppy ==> N180,000 Female puppy ==> N200,000 STEPS TO BECOMING A SUCCESFUL BREEDER:: Step1 The first step in breeding dogs is to make sure that you are dedicated to your animals and that you are ready to commit to being a breeder for the long haul. Responsible breeders need to be professional in their relations with customers and loving toward their animals. You also need to be sure that you will always have a place for your dogs to return to if their owners can't keep them. Step2 Dog breeders are notoriously bad business people and lack basic customer service skills. If you can provide great customer service and deliver healthy, clean and adorable puppies, you will develop a lasting business that will produce tons of money. Most importantly, you will be able to sell your puppies for a very high price. Step3 There are a million people out there that will tell you that you can't make money breeding dogs. They will tell you that breeding is bad. They will tell you that the world is overpopulated with dogs. Don't listen to these people! It is likely that they are the unethical breeders who have been unable to produce healthy, adorable puppies. Even though they can be irritating, we like these people. Their bad business practices make us look like shinning stars! Step4 So, here's how you start. You first need to do your research and properly plan to handle your business. The best place to start is by reading “How to Breed Dogs” by Paul and Suzan Baker. This book is an absolute must! It will tell you step by step how to choose the right breed, how to handle marketing and sales, how to get the best discounts on food and supplies, how to price your dogs, what to do when things go wrong, and so much more. I enjoyed this book so much that I became an affiliate seller of their book because I believe in it that much. Step5 Picking the right dog breed can determine how successful your business will become. Among the most important things to consider is the popularity of the breed, the number and quality of breeders you will be competing with, the current prices in the market place, your likes and dislikes as well as your available space. The book spends a considerable amout of time discussing breed options and how to find and analyze all of the data that you will need. Step6 The next thing you will need to do is come up with a marketing and sales plan. Again, the book contains a ton of information on how to market your puppies and provide great customer service. You will also learn sales strategies including how to handle phone calls and what to discuss during each point of contact with customers. Now you have the basic tools that you need. Know that you can be a responsible breeder and make a ton of money at the same time. I wish you all the best |
1. Rice Farming – Nigeria has one of the world’s highest Rice consumption stat. Rice is by far one of the most popular staple food among Nigerians, almost every family eats rice daily in Nigeria. In 2011 alone, Nigeria spent N991 Billion on Rice importation and the rice we import is said to be nothing less than 10 years old in storage. That means we spends billions buying Rice that has since lost it’s nutritional values. Any entrepreneur in Nigeria who goes into Rice Farming and get it right is sure to be smiling to the bank. A bag of Rice is currently sold for N8,000 to N10,000 depending on the quality. A farmer who is able to invest in large scale Rice Farming in Nigeria and produced 100,000 Bags of processed Rice in a year, sell at wholesale price of about N7,000 per bag, he will be making 7,000 x 100,000 = N700,000,000 ($5.5 Million) You can achieve the above figures conveniently with less than Two hundred million Naira ($1.3 Million) capital investment! I’m currently looking for who to partner with in this. If you have the cash, I have the logistics and good plannings to achieve that. Serious investors only! 2. Cassava Farming -The popularity of cassava as the major source of food for Nigerians dates back to ages. Between Garri and Rice, it’s hard to tell which one is the most popular as both are the most consumed food staples among the citizens — I think if one is the King the other should be the Queen. A bag of Garri costs almost the same as a bag of rice, and apart from garri, there are tens of other food stuffs that are processed from Cassava in Nigeria. The introduction of the high yield species of Cassava has made it possible for Nigerian Cassava Farmers to produce more Cassava per plot. Nearly every land in Nigeria is good for growing Cassava and 1 Acre, when properly planted and managed can produce Thousands of Naira worth of Cassava in a year! 3. Plantain Plantation – One thing I like about Plantain is that when planted once, it keeps producing year in year out for eternity. Like Rice and Garri, Plantain is widely consumed in Nigeria and you know — any food that is popular in Nigeria is always a huge income earner due to the population of the country. I really haven’t seen Farmers in Nigeria taking advantage of the opportunity in Plantain Farming to create wealth for themselves. Plantain is highly priced in Nigeria and is always in high demand all year round. Fry it, Boil it, Roast it — it will never get angry with you, that’s how liberal Plantain is. I can tell you, Millions of Naira is currently lying fallow untapped in this sector of Farming in Nigeria. 4. Poultry Farming – Everyone knows how ‘Cashy’ this one is, it doesn’t need much introduction and yet it’s still not fully tapped. What we currently have are few badly managed, scantily equipped poultry farms here and there. I’m yet to see a full fledged, high tech Poultry Farm as it is in The USA and Europe except Obasanjo’s Farm which I don’t think is currently in serious business. Any serious entrepreneur who is able to fire this up will have huge profit to contend with. The reason is because Nigerians eat chicken more than snakes do and 70% of our consumption still based on importation. The egg is yet another goldmine! 5. Pineapple Farming – Money is sweet, everything sweet is money, and Pineapple is sweet. Ask any Australian Farmer and he will tell you how huge the income in Pineapple Farming is in their country. Any juice maker that doesn’t have Pineapple flavor variety in his product line is not yet in business. That tells you how popular Pineapple is, not only in Nigeria but Worldwide. Nigeria seems to have better soil for Pineapple Farming than Australia where Farmers are making it big in the business. A Pineapple sells in Mile-12 market in Lagos for about N200 — If you are able to harvest one million in a year, you will earn least N80 x 1,000,000 = N80,000,000 6. Beans Farming – A bag of Beans costs twice more than a bag of Rice and garri the Northern Nigerians are making it big in Beans Farming, supplying almost all over Nigeria and beyond. But one thing is that, this same Beans also can do very well in the South East, South West, and South South Nigeria soils. So why only the North? 7. Catfish Farming – Catfish Business is really hyping in Nigeria right now but how many are really getting it right? Get it right and you’re in money. A single Catfish sells for N700 in Restaurants and about N400 in open market. 8. Goat Rearing – It’s only in the North that goat is reared in commercial quantity. I don’t know why we are so looking down on Farming Investment in the South even though there are millions to be made in this business. Why would you chose to sell used shoes in Oshodi and make few thousands of Naira yearly than to engage in productive Farm Business and make millions of Naira? In The USA and Australia, Farmers are among the Richest people – Get involved in professional goat rearing and make money for yourself. A full grown goat sells for between N15,000 to N40,000 9. Snail Farming – I see Snail Farming really picking up in Nigeria very soon — but if you don’t hurry up, others would have made the money before you realize what you are missing. The potential in this business for you is about N50,000,000 Annual revenue. 10. Maize Farming – You never know the profit in Maize Farming in Nigeria until you try it, and one thing I like about it is that everything happens fast. It takes less than Four months between planting and harvesting. 11. Cattle farming Cattle farming is a business that appeals to people who the needed vacant land and resources to make it work. Now as long as milk, meat, leather products, etc are in demand, cattle will remain a profitable business. For those who are interested in this cattle business, it is important you know that there are several avenues to make money from this business. You can either choose to breed bulls or cattle for their beef or go into full scale diary farming (milk products). In fact, you can also make money by selling their dungs to organic fertilizer production companies. 12. Pig Farming Running a piggery is another profitable venture with less competition. Most people shy away from rearing pigs because of religious beliefs and the capital + labour investment it requires. 13. Worm farming Worm farming is the easiest way of turning fruit and vegetable scraps into a great potting soil or soil amendment for your house plants or garden. In fact, this is a business that most people are not even aware of. Do you know that worms have an important role to play in maintaining soil fertility? Well, know it today that there is a market for worms. Worm farming is specifically vital and useful for people who will like to compost their food scraps but do not have vacant for backyard compost bin. 14. Guinea pig farming Breeding guinea pig is very lucrative and rewarding because they are very prolific. First of all, mating them is very simple. Rearing them is as well easy and at the end of the day, you will smile as you watch these little creatures grow and develop. Just ensure that you will be capable of providing good homes for the babies. 15. Rabbit Farming Rabbit rearing is a business that requires less space and the farming can be done anywhere; from a standard farm, backyard, on terrace or even at home. The capital investment for this venture is very small and the profit potential is huge. Reasons Why Farming in Nigeria is Irresistible Nigeria has a huge population of over 150 Million people, twice more than the populations of Zimbabwe and South Africa combined. The entire population of Nigeria depends on staple foods produced from farms and other farm produces for their daily meals and sustenance — and more than 80 percent of Nigerians buy their Farm Produce from the market. Nigeria has very large expanses of fertile farmlands laying fallow for nothing. Nigeria Land area when measured in sq km is about 910,770. The Land area of any country is the country’s total area, excluding areas that are considered to be water bodies. So, Nigeria has one of the biggest expanse of Land in Africa of which 70 percent is available for Farming. Nigerian Government is seriously turning it’s attention to promoting Farming in Nigeria to help boost food productions in the country and minimize foods importation. The government is willing to assist any would be Farming entrepreneur/investors with the necessary supports and logistics. Nigerians have very high purchasing power, far more than any other indigenous Africans — we buy things here and we pay cash! Talk about parties, Nigeria is the most merriment people on earth — the foods used for parties and merriment in Nigeria yearly can feed four other African countries. By the time Nigeria attain it’s full capacity utilization is agriculture, Farming in Nigeria will become great foreign currency earner more than as it already is. The implication is that Nigerian Farmers will be able to earn in Naira and in Dollars as well as Euros and Pound Sterling. The prospect for Farming in Nigeria is so high that only a fool will ignore it. Having said that, let’s take a closer look at some of the types of Farming that does very well in Nigeria. |
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