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doxime:
please how many sitter is this bus.thanks

It has 4 seats, but seats can still be added cos its very spacious and can still contain 2 rows of seat.

Merry xmas and a happy new year.

Needed urgently.

Still available for sale..
Merry xmas and a happy new year.

I need a toks toyota 4 runner 99 - 04 urgently.
Pls call 07064821943 (whatsapp) or 08023881557.
Location: lagos.

Still available for sale.
07064821943
08023881557

Still available for sale.
07064821943

Still available for sale..
08023881557
07064821943

Still available for sale.
08023881557, 08148098882

Still available for sale.
Call now for this xmas gift.

Still available for sale.
08023881557

Still available for sale.
08023881557
07064821943

Still available for sale.
08023881557

Still available..
08023881557

Still available

Call and let's deal.
Can use this bus as a collateral to raise loan.
Pls if anyone is willing to give a loan and accept this bus as a collateral. Pls call
08023881557
08148098882

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Please I need an urgent loan. I will use this bus as a collateral or outright sales.
Please I need an urgent loan. I will use this bus as a collateral or outright sales.
I have an urgent business transaction to attend to, so I want someone that can grant me a loan, while I use this tokunbo (never been used in naija mercedez benz V6 vito.
Factory fitted AC
Leather seat
Cd player
Auto transmission
Lagos cleared.

Pls call 08023881557
08148098882
BB PIN: 30D4CD77

Godfirst2014:
The Write Up Is Highly Informative And Educative.Thank So Much

You are welcome sir.

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08023881557

A comprehensive textbook on cashew nuts trading:

https://www.nairaland.com/1090563/comprehensive-textbook-cashew-nuts-trading..now

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What you can do before the season begins:

1. Buy jute bags: price of jute bags is usually low now. You can start buying jute bags and keep till the season begins. The price shoots up during the season.

2. Travel to your source: if you have a particular place you want to buy from, try and visit the place before the season takes off, familarize yourself with the town, meet your suppliers and try to run a thorough background check on them discreetly.

3. If you have trustworthy suppliers, you may advance some fund to them, so you could get good buying rate at the beginning of the season. Most farmers need money to take care of their plantation between now and february, this period is a very crucial periiod for farmers especially those who don't have money to run things. So they often look for people to advance money to them or they sell their plantation to investor at a very good rate.
If you are new to the business, pls do not give money in advance, its better you do "see and buy"

4. Link up with foreign buyers: you can start looking for export deals now.

5. Try and get at least 3 local buyers (exporters) of raw cashew nuts in Nigeria: if you will be selling locally, you need to have at least 3 good buyers of cashew nuts in nigeria, most of these buyers are indian companies and are located in lagos. Although there are also individual exporters who have export contracts to service, so you may need to start linking up with prospective buyers now. Visit their offices and tell them you intend to supply them when the season takes off.

6. Start calling your uncles, aunts in the village to enquire about cashew especially if you are from any of the producing states: a lot of youth sit down in lagos doing nothing nowadays and they will be saying they are jobless, while there's treasure in the villages they left behind. There's an adage in yoruba language that says "igbe l'owo wa" (money is in the bush. Connect with them and let them know you have an interest.

7. Research: knowledge is power and nobody knows it all. Get online and do research on cashew nuts, learn from people who have knowledge about it. Read books, visit plantations, explore.

8. Start raising fund: capital is essential, if you have all d experience necessary and you don't have fund to execute it, it may affect you. Raise enough fund for the business.

What you can do before the season begins:

1. Buy jute bags: price of jute bags is usually low now. You can start buying jute bags and keep till the season begins. The price shoots up during the season.

2. Travel to your source: if you have a particular place you want to buy from, try and visit the place before the season takes off, familarize yourself with the town, meet your suppliers and try to run a thorough background check on them discreetly.

3. If you have trustworthy suppliers, you may advance some fund to them, so you could get good buying rate at the beginning of the season. Most farmers need money to take care of their plantation between now and february, this period is a very crucial periiod for farmers especially those who don't have money to run things. So they often look for people to advance money to them or they sell their plantation to investor at a very good rate.
If you are new to the business, pls do not give money in advance, its better you do "see and buy"

4. Link up with foreign buyers: you can start looking for export deals now.

5. Try and get at least 3 local buyers (exporters) of raw cashew nuts in Nigeria: if you will be selling locally, you need to have at least 3 good buyers of cashew nuts in nigeria, most of these buyers are indian companies and are located in lagos. Although there are also individual exporters who have export contracts to service, so you may need to start linking up with prospective buyers now. Visit their offices and tell them you intend to supply them when the season takes off.

6. Start calling your uncles, aunts in the village to enquire about cashew especially if you are from any of the producing states: a lot of youth sit down in lagos doing nothing nowadays and they will be saying they are jobless, while there's treasure in the villages they left behind. There's an adage in yoruba language that says "igbe l'owo wa" (money is in the bush. Connect with them and let them know you have an interest.

7. Research: knowledge is power and nobody knows it all. Get online and do research on cashew nuts, learn from people who have knowledge about it. Read books, visit plantations, explore.

8. Start raising fund: capital is essential, if you have all d experience necessary and you don't have fund to execute it, it may affect you. Raise enough fund for the business.