₦airaland Forum

Even the Plane from the picture of Abuja tells it's own story. Nothing is ever better here.

Him wan carry bad luck enter West Africa? Make them no gree oh!

The EFCC is the official Pitbull of the APC

God, how did Nigeria reduced to this? Yoryba people na wa!

FarahAideed:
Please what is Buhari seeking for election for now?

Is it to fix electricity ?

Is it to create jobs?

Is it to fix roads?

Is it to fight corruption?

Is it to reduce the prices of goods ?

Is it to stop the payment of Fuel Subsidy ?

Is it to make petrol 40 Naira a litre?

Is it to make one Naira equals to one dollar?

Is it to improve security ?

Zombies please what promises will Buhari be campaigning with?

The killings is not enough!!! More blood i guess. Nonsense!!!

Sorry bro...but you dey mad!

Hmmm...Na wa!

...and the Lions are out with their eyes popping out of it sockets. Amara please RUN!!!

Nairaland with hungry lions like those ones when dey Portharcourt. Na so them go dey shine their eyes like bulb... Nobody wan teach without telling others to buy one book or the other.

Thanks for your continued updates about Algeria, it's veey important to spread these kind of info to therestof the world.
I wanted to know about employment and studies in Algiers.
Thanks.

Only a court of law reserve the right to pronounce a man guilty, not the President. It is very painful to see comments on Nairaland from the youths that should be a reason to hope a better Nigeria posting BS...this is the sad reality of our country. LazyYouth CluelessLeaders ReverseNation

Only a court of law reserve the right to pronounce a man guilty, not the President. It is very painful to see comments on Nairaland from the youths that should be a reason to hope a better Nigeria posting BS...this is the sad reality of our country. #LazyYouth #CluelessLeaders #ReverseNation

Homeboiy:
It's a pay back

Revenge is better when it's served cold


Dasuki never knew that one day Buhari will pay him back in a brutal way

If he must revenge it shouldn't be at the expense of our taxers. Nigeria is in Auto reverse.

You make over $450 monthly in Nigeria and you decided to move to Turkey Are you OK? If you are going to school, good for you, $450 for a student is pretty decent, even though i think it would mean you have to sacrifice your studies because Turkey is very mean, but asking for more is greed and wickedness. If you can do business plus your $450 monthly why not. Don't go to turkey to find work, go there to create one. They have all the opportunities you will need...look well. It is better than Nigeria.

Gmail: econeks please send.

I'm in bro...am on Merch, but no sales.

YES I WANT IT.

ovieokodhi:
Someone is dead and and one idiot wants to make a political point from it. I wonder what all this politicians are taking us for, forgetting that death is inevitable

Stupid point!!! God forbid, if your papa die like that you go open your mouth talk this trash? Have you seen the way these people use their convoys? Please only speak if you know you can endure such pain if it were your family member.

I have just been approved! Thanks to everyone and CosmicJames. May the grounds favour us. Approval in 3 days, no issues at all, i thank God.
Work Start.

Chiscomax:
My account have been approved finally after trying 99 times. Kidding, I tried 6 Times. I can now write a Motivational Book. LOL!

Merch, I am ready for you

Congratulations...i fellow your struggles soté e become comedy. Happy for you.

kalu61:
RedCab team
Mohamed Mousa
Mohamed Mousa is the co-founder and CEO of RedCab. He is a blockchain technology enthusiast and business development professional with an over 11 years experience and a successful history working as business developer, human resource, finance, sale and operational manager in aviation, telecom and multinational companies. He is the founder of photo and consultancy haven obtain his bachelor of commerce from Benhan University cairo in 200. He loves travelling.
Walid ELGendy
Walid ELGendy is the co-founder and CBO RedCab hold as bachelor degree in business and commerce from Ain Sham University with a successful entrepreneur legacy of creating new ideas for start up business and seeing them through for effective functioning of the business. He is the founder and CEO of Applexicom Company and concept and was the international account supervisor of Vodaphone, Egypt. He is a guru in telecom marketing, sale, vendor and business analysis.
Aseer Yehia
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Sorry Sir, how has this got you a PayPal account?

lawrence35:
Most of my clients don't sell just in Nigeria, besides, it's business... I am yet to find a business that can be referred to as bed of roses

I don't advice people who don't have enough money to pay for the set up to even start.

Of course, I post blog telling people of what to expect [url]cpahub.pro/blog[/url]

And I should say this there as it is the character of most people seeking to invest 10k today and make 2million naira by the next morning,
it doesn't happen !

I have turned down many young people who don't understand the business but just want to make money online. I have advised them to go for CPA marketing instead.

people have set up stores for have registered businesses with business name and are ready for the business.

Dropshipping is a business, just like every other businesses our there, there is no such thing as free or easy money.

Thank you for your observation.

Thank you for your understanding.

airsaylongcon:
So over the past few weeks I've been thinking about setting up my ecommerce platform to cater for a certain segment of items which I believe will benefit from online sales. I am technically savvy and can deploy any of the open source ecommerce solutions. However I'm stuck at determining the appropriate payment processor to use. My target market is Nigerian (supplier and customers). Have a registered limited liability company. Which payment processor would you recommend and why? Which ecommerce solution would you also recommend? Will be grateful for your insight too @LordKross

Thanks bro, and it's good to know that you are a tech person. I would suggest WooCommerce, it's by far the best in terms of platform and PayStack as your prefered payment processor since your target market is Nigerian.
I use PayStack for one of my local business and i must say i am very satisfied.

Greetings to the OP and all Nairalanders. I want to quickly state here that dropshipping is not a bed of roses or at least to an African (excluding South Africans).

You can get it done, that is the first stage, payment gateway will be your biggest obstacle. A few guys have been able to manipulate there way out of this using VPN and all other means, but they also risk losing all their earnings when PayPal or Stripe gets to find out their illegality. This is where it hurts the most, raking in all the money and losing it to a payment gateway. You can't sell locally, not in principle though, most Nigerians can't wait 25 - 54 days to get their buy, thus making the American, Russian and Australia market your best option for sales. Now the circle continues, how do you process payment?
The only option at this time for Nigerians is Rave by flutterwave or maybe VoguePay, but the downside is, that your money stays with them for another 14days.

Let's say you manage to sell $400 worth of items in a single day, you will need to source $400 to pay the supplier before they supply the said item to your customers where ever they may be. Now that's where the money comes in. Lol!!!! Dropshipping is not cheap. What if there's another $400 sales the following day?

Marketing is another challenge, they will never tell you all this things, and this is what i hate about people selling business without conscience.

Now, please, i am not discouraging anybody here, i have learned the hard way! No think am. My people say "Person when no get papa, na where person when get papa dey advice him own pikin him from dey learn".

If the OP promises 2checkout, go ahead with his proposal, but he should state his total cost.

Look before you leap...don't get lost.

SPLENDID25:
done! check your mailbox

Received bro...thanks. Registered already. But I'm just filling numbers, though i see according to them that i am earning.

Kebieinam@gmail.com

Credits to the OP for this insight. I have since read through the posts page by page and i have also completed the registration.

I didn't need to follow the Tutorials and all that, and my reasons was that i tried asking a question and got no response.

I have see posts doubting and some even accusing the OP of fraud and all that, this is really bad. If you don't have meaningful contributions to a tread there is no need to be in this tread. I have learnt a lot from Nairaland, and to those as willing to share to those who need to learn. I want to also state that as a people, until we find a way to remove doubts and procrastination we will never achieve greatness.

No matter the day when you start your business, every body get their own customers...never lose hope.

Thank you OP and to all the contributors...them approve me or not, I'm always ready to try again.

CosmicJames:
You don't need a Dom account.
Enter your normal savings account details there.
You will be receiving your earnings from Amazon to your Payoneer account. Then from your Payoneer account, you will withdraw the money to your local bank account.
That's how it works.

Payoneer serves as your US bank account

If you have any challenge, do let me know

Hello boss, just got to know about this today, am stuck here with Payoneer where they ask me to provide my Swift/BIC...please how can i find this for GTB?
Thanks for your help already.