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Hello house.

Please I need information on where I can get authentic T-shirts ( Short sleeve,long sleeve,hoodies,V-neck,Round neck,Sweat shirts) at wholesales here in Nigeria or where I can import at pocket friendly price and in different colours and designs.

When I say authentic,I mean high quality ( It doesn't necessarily mean imported)

I want to print my designs on it.
Please I need your help.
Thanks to you all.
Ciao!

Hello Fashionista & designers in the house.

Please I need information on where I can get authentic T-shirts ( Short sleeve,long sleeve,hoodies,V-neck,Round neck,Sweat shirts) at wholesales here in Nigeria or where I can import at pocket friendly price and in different colours and designs.

When I say authentic,I mean high quality ( It doesn't necessarily mean imported)

I want to print my designs on it.
Please I need your help.
Thanks to you all.
Ciao!

OP Thx for posting this. I need someone like Ken to work with. I think he has the skills.

Tolite22: Why do people always think they need to pay anything to get a great business idea? And there seems to be a huge industry of 'smart people' selling guide books, success secrets and magic formulas to people who are looking for lucrative business ideas.

I still insist that the best things in life are free - like fresh air, a smile, Google and Facebook!

Good business ideas are free too. You don't need to pay a dime for it. So, I'll give you just one tip... visit http://www.smallstarter.com

You'll see why the best business ideas in life should be free!

#Knowledge should be shared and not sold

Thanks so much for sharing the link. You may also visit: http://www.mybroadstreet.com/category/business-investment
Sharing ideas rule the world!

Thx a lot. Yeah,I'm thinking of d processed fruits,not as Fruit juice manufacturer at d moment but to start with Juice bar and as time goes on,depending on d landmark achievement,I'll shift gear 2 Juice man.company.
I really wnt to be organic as much as possible. Fruits r perishable this is a major challenge to me(reason why I wnt to start small with maybe smoothies n fruit mixing)
All in all,thx so much for this insight. I wonder why educative n informative topic like this is yet to make the front page

doctor isa: 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.
2. Goat farming
Goat farming is no longer a new business. Rearing
goat is a very lucrative and profitable business
because goats have a low mortality rate as they are
resistant to diseases, weather, and they are
omnivorous.
3. Sheep farming
Sheep breeding business can be very lucrative and a
profitable venture more especially if you raise a good
number of them. However, for an entrepreneur to
succeed in such a venture, patience is required as well
as understanding the cycles of your business.
4. Poultry farming
Poultry farming is a viable business anytime any day
and the good thing about poultry is that its demand is
rising; since people are now reducing their intake of red
meat due to health issues. There are several aspects of
poultry you can venture into such Chicken farming,
Turkey, Guinea fowl, Quail, etc.
5. Pet Birds Farming
Another livestock farming business you can consider is
pet birds farming. In this case, you will be breeding
birds for pet purposes and other domestic use, not for
consumption. Example of pet birds include Parrot,
Doves, Pigeons, Peafowls (Peacocks and Peahens),
etc.
6. Fish farming
Fish farming can be divided into two basic categories;
which are fresh water fish farming and salt . The
demand for fish can never be met and about 70% of
fishes consumed in Nigeria are still being imported;
thus making fish farming a profitable venture.

Thx a mmillion for sharing ur vast knowledge with us. What do you think about Fruit n vegetable farm? Any advice or tip?

1Million reasons to launch your own start-up biz.

Tayeni: cool....is d application on? I thought d launch has to take place b4 dt.

as the OP stated earlier,you can register a profile on Youwin platform before the application commences;that was what I did.

Olsey: I advise you guys to sit down and think out your own business plan yourself. Buying a business plan will most likely amount to loss at the end of the day for obvious reasons.
In the interview, its what you have in you (your passion) that will be brought out, not what you've crammed up from someone else's passion. If you're presenting something you have passion and solid plans for, you will definitely be able to defend yourself no matter what.
Just my little piece of advice.

Thanks for creating this thread. I have also filled the online application and I look forward to feedback/update.
Meanwhile, I have workable business proposal/idea that will generate employment for minimum of 7-10 Nigerian youth and when it grows accross Nigeria,It may generate employment for 250+ youth or more.
God bless Nigeria

[quote author=yung_sage100]Please, is it mandatory I book a return flight with a one year study permit. Cuz the ticket prices are off the roof. Abeg,make una help answer. Tnx[/quote]It's not compulsory you buy return ticket (I stand to be corrected though)

Just passing by ... I've been busy with literature&blogging all these while.
I wish everyone of us success in our endeavour.
ciao!

Every button man has a capo's suit in his closet.
Don't tie up a dog with the gut of a pig.
I learnt how to make decisions and take risk.

Not bad after all

Eagle,Lion and Parrot!

Fhemmmy: Ummmmmmmm . . . Nice one

Thanks so much Boss!

“Every business I have started comes with interesting stories; both pleasant and horrible, but all led to action.” Abiodun A. Abiodun

I have told good and bad stories in my business life, which brings about the words I quoted above.

I have to overcome a lot of hurdles to start my first business, until I learnt that getting things right in business depends on taking the right steps one after the other.

Now, you want to start your own business. It does not matter how hard you work to set the ball rolling, but how smart you work. Below are the 12 smartest steps to take to start-up your business:

1. Think of an idea: Every human being is naturally gifted with creativity, but you won’t discover the gift until you think. Think of a business idea that add value to lives of human or solve human needs. The ability to come up with workable solution to human problem or needs could turn to a business for you.

2. Write it down: Whatever idea comes to your head or any inspiration you get, try as much as possible to get it written. Put it to paper because it can easily fade away if you put all off hands.

3. Plan: Not as difficult as you think. Writing your business goal, model and simple summary of what your business is about is enough to make a business plan. Though you may need a professional business plan if you want to get a loan or if you want to sell out the business.

Making a business plan should not cause a delay in starting your business. If you do not have the idea on how to write business plan, get someone to write it for you.

4. Set up the legal structure of the business: Determine the form of business ownership you want. Decide if you want to work as a sole-proprietor or as a partnership, Limited liability company, co-operative, Non-profit, etc.

5. Brand and register the business: Choose design, logo, trademark, slogan and business name; then register the business name with the corporate affairs commission.

6. Raise start-up capital.

7. Open a bank account.

8. Establish online presence.

9. Get a place.

10. Hire your employee.


11. Know your competitors.

12. Get started: Talking about your new idea takes more energy than taking steps to launch it. Stop the talk, start the move. Now!

For complete and insightful detail of this post and other articles on Business and Investment,visit: http://www.mybroadstreet.com/12-steps-to-starting-your-own-business/

daymanbdb: Nigeria's Oldest Secondary School


(1) Baptist Academy, Lagos : 1855
(2) CMS Grammar School, Lagos: 1859
(3) Methodist Boys High School, Lagos : 1878
(4) Methodist Girls High School, Lagos : 1879
(5) Hope Waddell Training Institute, Calabar: 1895
(6) Saint Annes School, Ibadan : 1896
(7) The old Wesley college, Elekuro (now Wesley college of science, Ibadan) : 1905
( Abeokuta Grammar School, Ogun : 1908
(9) Kings College , Lagos : 1909
(10) Alhuda College, Zaria : 1910
(11) Ijebu-Ode Grammar School, Ogun : 1913
(12) Eko Boys High School, Lagos : 1913
(13) Government Secondary School, Ilorin : 1914
(13) Government College Katsina-Ala : 1914
(14) Etinan Institute, Etinan, Akwa Ibom: 1915
(15) Ondo Boys High School, Ondo : 1919
(16) Baptist Boys High School, Abeokuta : 1923
(17) Methodist College, Uzuakoli : 1923
(18) Dennis Memorial Grammar School, Anambra: 1925
(19) Queen's College, Lagos: 1927
(19) Ibadan Government College, Oyo State founded in 1927
(19) Barewa College, Zaria, founded in 1927
(19) Government College Umuahia found in 1927
(23) St Gregory's College, Lagos : 1928
(24) Aggrey Memorial College, Arochukwu : 1931
(25) Igbobi College, Yaba : 1932
(26) St. Teresa’s College Ibadan : 1932
(27) Christ the King College, Onitsha, Anambra :1933
(28) Christ's School, Ado Ekiti : 1933
(29) Holy Rosary College (HRC) Enugu founded: 1935
(30) Government Secondary school Owerri : 1935
(31) Edo College, Benin City : 1937

Nulli secundus:Second to none

It is a milestone achievement for you to expand your business to another country. It can help you open window to the world. However, starting business overseas is challenging, but it is achievable and easier than you think; provided you have valuable know-how, fact and resources to help you make the dream.

Below are few important tips for expanding your business to another country.

1. Select a country: I want to tell you not to bite more than you can chew. Start small by expanding to one country instead of starting with 4 or 5 countries at a time.
Concentrate on a country; find out about its economy in employment rate, Foreign exchange, consumer spending habits, income, political climate, geographic and demographic information.
You can grow your business to more countries when you succeed in the first country you expanded to.


2. Get information about immigration matters: Embassies and Consulates have information about immigration policies and entry visa to your destination country. The embassy will tell you the requirements you must meet to secure visa to start business in its country. You will also be informed of the type of visa you will need, how to apply and conditions attached to your living in the country and all other immigration matters.


3. Enquire from your government: Government encourages foreign trade(especially export) and gives information through its embassies and mission abroad. Contact your embassy abroad for useful information and fact.
The ministry or department of foreign trade & investments in your own country is also ready to support you with information and contacts you may need.


4. Network with people and organisation: Connect with people who have same view with you, people who have tried it and have learnt from their experience. Business organisations like trade associations, chambers of commerce, business forums also have different channels of supporting businesses in exporting or taking business abroad.


5. Calculate the risk and cost: Entrepreneurs are risk takers, but none of them will cross the highway blindfolded. You need to know the dangers involved in starting your business in foreign country and how to absorb the unforeseeable, if it happens. It is also necessary for you to know all it will cost (Capital & Human resources, commitment, time etc) for the successful operation and make provision for it.


6. Do your market research: You need to find out if your product/service is what the people need in the country. Opening pork shop in United Kingdom could be a hit for you, but will be a total miss in a country like Saudi Arabia.
Also find out about the similar product that are already in the market(competitors),those that have folded up and those that are flying high. This will give you insight on how to play your game. The more you know about the market, the easier you succeed with your business abroad.


7. Protect yourself legally: Hey watch out! Don't press the wrong button. You will need professional services of business consultant and international lawyer to ease the business registration process, contract signing( but make sure you understand the language clearly before putting paper to pen), taxation and other legal formalities so that you won't get into troubles.


It is very interesting to expand your business horizon to another country and introduce yourself to the world. Yup! I like living local and thinking global.
This post is a resourceful tip for you to expand your business and explore the emerging market.
Tip: Invest in Africa!
READ(but don't forget to SHARE) the concluding part of this post here: www.mybroadstreet.com/12-tips-for-expanding-your-business-internationally-2

I will be posting business lesson and quotes frequently here. Feel free to tag, share, like and comment about my quote, and you may also visit my website for resourceful information on entrepreneurship at www.mybroadstreet.com/category/business-investment

ak47mann: and how many of those buildings belong to yoruba?

Are they moveable from the city? Lasgidi... Eko Atlantic City loading...

Siga: ...since ur app is already with CDHC I assume... and u already have Humber... U might wanna wait till u hear from CDHC... then u take it from there cos sending in Humber info might/will totally change the game bro...

Grazie mille mio fratello: Thanks a lot my brova.

Salmoneus: Free? how big is your weekly audience?

No proper survey yet,but I should get 150+ in a week. Though it's a new site

uchi4jah: Hi people. Its tomorrow finally. Please, one question: what is that thing that I MUST bring to canada? What should I not forget to bring? What did u wish u carried while travelling? A kind of list.of must take please.....

siga,fhemmmy,bumdish + the rest in Canada will come in soon. At least I know you must to carry GARRI along and Agbo jedi

Siga: ...Yeppa... How dare me? lailai... wetin happen ooo

I wrote this:

@Oga siga,
my own case is slightly similar ooo. I found out when it's late that stouffville is a sham college. If you could retrack my story. I've done medic since 2011 but I got medical reference which requires me to treat myself for 18mths. Along the line,I discovered the issue Stouffville college had. ( There are not even reachable at the moment. I remember sending couple of e-mails to 'em) If have have not gotten new admission from Humber,I would have contacted them for new admission letter and it shall be to no avail.

My application with CDHC
My application dox are still with CDHC since then; and honestly, I want to avoid me visa application.

New Admission
I have already gotten new admission from Humber for Jan.2014 intake.

My intention
I want to submit Humber's admission letter when I complete my treatment & Doctor confirms me ok. I think of backing the Humber LOA with my own letter stating why I submitted Humber LOA instead of Stouffville college.

What next?
I need advice from you guys. If you were in my shoes,how will you handle this?

You responded that I should forget stouffville,and I replied that I have forgotten Stouffville and gotten admission to Humber. I still need advice on how to present my case to CDHC as par the new development. Pls. find time to read the quoted text above. Abegggg brova mi

Siga: ....the guy claim na inside hin dream... just wan advise am to go back to sleep... that dream na F9...

oga siga you just fashy my side

hommes: Great one, Thanks so much. We are expecting more

Yes brother. Another one is here https://www.nairaland.com/1369602/making-money-when-no-longer