Christianity Etc › Christmas Gift by Ideraolu(op): 5:41pm On Nov 15, 2011 |
With Christmas around the corner, what would will like as a dream christmas gift.
Make a wish but moderate one abeg.
U just might get it. |
Business › How To Get Building Blocks Cheaper. by Ideraolu(op): 2:19pm On Nov 15, 2011 |
I'm to embark on a building project around Abeokuta. I will like those with the technical know-how or experience to help on these topic.
Will it be cheaper to have the blocks done on site or buy the ready made ones, if fabricating the blocks on site will be cheaper; How many pieces of blocks will i get from a tipper load of sand How many bags of Cement will be required per tipper What will be the labourer wages
I hope answers to the above questions will be beneficial to other readers as well.
Many thanks |
Business › Elubo Milling Business by Ideraolu(op): 6:33pm On Nov 07, 2011 |
Hello Fellow Nairalanders,
I want to start a milling business (i.e grinding elubo and will appreciate any advice or professional insight of people that might have been into the trade or know some know how.
What are the equipment(s) involved How lucrative is the bussiness
I just believe in the informative strength of naira land.
Many thanks. |
Business › Re: Importing Or Exporting: Which Is More Profitable? by Ideraolu: 11:11pm On Oct 31, 2011 |
Put your money where your mouth is,  Importation may be your best bet for a start, when your startup health check have been guaranteed you can expand into exportation but from xperience you are better-off with importation. I may sound somewhat pessimistic but you can never be too careful. considering how you raised your money, will you want to loose it cheap with pain? A word is enough for the wise. All the best. |
Food › Re: Can Anyone Export Nigeria Food To South Africa For Me? by Ideraolu: 2:19pm On Oct 31, 2011 |
jot01: Hey Guys at the food forum, Is there anyone who can help export some Nigeria food from Lagos or anywhere in Nigeria to me in South Africa.
Am a Nigerian working in SA and needs some fresh Nigeria food imported to me. I have comes to realise that the food we buy here are stale and not really good for the body.
The food needed are Listed below.
1. Egusi ( Grounded and not grounded both needed ) 2. Ata Gingun ( Grounded Pepper) 3. Elubo ( Yam Flower) 4. Eja Gbigbe ( Dry Fish) Either Panla or other one but not igbo dry Fish oooo 5. Iru ( Locust Bean ) 6. Maggi ( Knor or star) 7. Edee ( Cray Fish) Dont want grounded ones ooo.
Please if you into exporting of Food, kindly give me and estimation of the above Food for at least Large Quantity as am gonna have them for personal use not for Business, so do not charge me too Much and you must including shipping or anyway u wanna get it here to it.
My contact details will follow shortly. Try www.daltab.co.uk, i found their website amazing. |
Business › Re: How Do I Set Up A Commercial Farming by Ideraolu: 11:03pm On Oct 27, 2011 |
oolumide: Hello abbey, I am happy with the progress you are making. But do not be deceived farming is more rewarding when u form groups to share experience. That is y I prefer group meetings where it more interactive. Always remember that management of input cost is one of the. Key responsibility of a farmer. your land is costly at 250. I got my land not too far from LAGOS at 100k per acre with electricity and tarred road up to d land. I am presently into piggery. And cattle farming. I still insist u call me I wont charge u nothing but give u candid advice Hope you are keeping well, Just a quick reminder in respect of getting the contact we discussed. Tnx, 'Gboyega (gboyegaonabanjo@yahoo.com) |
Business To Business › Re: CASSAVA,CORN,UGU,PLANTAIN,WATERMELON,EGUNSI,PEPPER Cultivation&Plantation@NGN500K-NGN2M 08055940488 by Ideraolu: 9:45pm On Oct 25, 2011 |
Thanks for the vision.
Tell me more about the whole plantation idea. my email address is gboyegaonabanjo@yahoo.com
thanks. |