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vinehedge:
You didnt talk about marketing or did i miss something?

Will surely get there. Keep your fingers crossed.

Setting up a business is easy.

The difficult part is running the business.

Making progress.

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Nice analysis

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Just buy Honda Civic 2004 model.

Invest the balance in another business or whatever you wish.

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Thank me later

Wish you luck

Interesting topic

ManuelNate1:
I got scammed by some one I know personally and trusted, because he's living abroad, he feels he can get scam me and get away with it. I'm looking for a very potent dibia or juju man to deal with the fool. I want to punish him in a way that, if atal he survives, he will wish he had died instead.

Calm down and think outside the box.

There could be another solution

OAra:
First of all - good day everyone, hope your day has been great so far!

I am planning to (finally) take a 3-weeks long trip around Nigeria and was curious to ask if Nairalanders had any particular suggestion as to what would be worth visiting, considering just how big the country is and the limited time at my disposal (only 21 days...).

I'd also like to ask if you'd have any suggestion regarding dress code, some tips regarding travel, etc - I'll already stand out like a sore thumb in many areas thanks to my skin color and I can do nothing about that, but I'd like at least to avoid behaving in such a way that will make me look even more like the stereotypical tourist going around cluelessly.

Specifically I'd be curious regarding how making physical gestures while speaking is seen - I admit that the stereotype about Italians speaking "with their entire bodies" is actually true, and having found out the hard way (involuntarily insulting my host during a trip abroad, even though we ended up as friends once the misunderstanding was clarified) that in some cultures is a sign of disrespect to speak "physically" like we are wont to do (moving hands, etc), I'd rather ask beforehand how this is seen - given the sheer diversity of cultures within Nigeria, I am curious about the different states and tribes view on this to be honest.

Thanks in advance for any help!

Just visit trip advisor website, you will see loads of places to visit plus tips and guides for tourists in Nigeria.

I also suggest places within the South west. A state by state tour of the south west will be fun. This is my terrain so I could give some suggestions

Places like:

Olumo rock in Abeokuta , Ogun state

In Lagos visit the Lekki Arts & craft market, Nike arts gallery, The Museum in Onikan, The welcome to Lagos Statue, New African Shrine and Kalakuta Museum, visit the beach, Badagry slave trade sites etc. Don't forget to do a drive through Lagos especially on a Sunday, drive tbrough the 3rd Mainland Bridge, Marina/ broad street to view some historical buildings, drive tbrough Alausa etc.


In Oyo visit Ibadan, take a drive around the City, visit UI and explore the city basically

In Osun visit Erin Ijesha water falls, it's a nice place, then visit Ile Ife. In Ife visit the Oonis Palace and the museum by the Palace entrance, Visit OAU and probably the Zoo.

Also visit Osogbo

In Ondo: Idanre Hills is a beauty to behold. Don't miss it

In Ekiti visit Ikogosi warm springs and Arinta Falls in Ipole Iloro.


Just have a guide and someon who is familiar with the terrain.

Good evening.

Hope all is well?

Have you made any progress so far?

Don't wait till the situation is perfect or till you have all you need.

Take a bold step and keep moving...

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Glad real estate is on the list

Good evening everybody

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Nice 1 Gazzuzz

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Where is the proposed business location?

He could invest in real estate.

Short let apartments business


Buy a flat

Or take up a long lease ( 15 yrs minimum) on a building/ apartment and use it for short let apartment business.




Check out my thread about the short let apartment business



https://www.nairaland.com/7185753/journey-into-short-let-apartment

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This is serious

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Nadeol:
Hello MrSage,

Our company runs a PoS business and just at about the time I was about to start an educative series on how to run a successful PoS business, I came across your thread.

To say that this is one of the best, informative and insightful threads I have come across on Nairaland is a great understatement. Thank you for your willingness to share these business insights and also for your act of kindness and selflessness.

I also commend your patience in perfectly answering the numerous questions thrown at you.

You have a new follower in me. Please keep up the great work. I will keep in touch.

God bless you always.

I appreciate your kind words.
You welcome.


I believe the sky is large enough for everybody to fly and explore.

How much?

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I see nothing wrong with the documentary

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