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Free Training On Haulage Business In Nigeria by fullforce: 4:44pm On Jan 11, 2010
Hi Nairalanders,

I wish all happy prosperous year ahead, my little way of saying "thank you God" for the year past is by starting this new thread on how to make money from haulage business in Nigeria.

I shall be posting on the following topics:

a. What is Haulage Business

b. Importance of Haulage Business

c. Types of Haulage Business

d. Types of Vehicle involved

e. How to set up a successful Haulage Business

f. The Risks involved and their solutions

g. How to get investors

h. How to know a good & reliable Haulage Manager

i. How to write a good business plan

j. How to secure a good contract

Keep login as I keep you posting on the above topics
Re: Free Training On Haulage Business In Nigeria by fullforce: 4:50pm On Jan 11, 2010
Hello,

See you all on wed 13th Jan, 2009 for another class. God willing

Bye for now
Re: Free Training On Haulage Business In Nigeria by demscokid: 5:47pm On Jan 11, 2010
Yes man, thanx we are waiting
Re: Free Training On Haulage Business In Nigeria by Chuk83: 9:36pm On Jan 12, 2010
Me too, i am looking forward to the classes, please if you ca also forward the notes to my email nonyexyz@yahoo.com, GOD bless you wonderfully
Re: Free Training On Haulage Business In Nigeria by fullforce: 6:08pm On Jan 13, 2010
Chuk83

Go and check your email for a business proposal
Re: Free Training On Haulage Business In Nigeria by fullforce: 6:56pm On Jan 13, 2010
Hello in the house,

The class starts today as promised and the first topic that shall be treated is

DEFINITION OF HAULAGE

Haulage is taken from the word "Haul" which means pull, extract or drag out forcibly.   Hence, Haulage means transporting of goods(products) from one place to another.   This distance(mileage) between the place of origin to the final destination is what the haulage business charge for.

Therefore, haulage business can simply be defined as business of making goods(products) available when and where they are needed.   Haulage starts from the point of extraction, loading, to the point of delivery of the goods(products) for the satisfaction of the final consumers.

Goods that are usually carried include:

a.     Petroleum products such as kerosine, petroleum, gas, diesel

b.     Building materials such as sand, clay, granite, etc

c.     Agricultural product

d.     Containers, generators, transformers, PHCN poles and other such heavy duty equipments

e.     Solid minerals and other finished products.

The distance charged for can be within the state of operation which is called "Local" or outside it called "Inter State". As well haulage can be done outside the country with other neighbouring countries such as Togo, Ghana, Republic of Benin.

Here we stop for today, I want you to comment on this first before we meet again on Monday. Have a nice time

Enjoy your SUCCESS!
Re: Free Training On Haulage Business In Nigeria by Chuk83: 10:40pm On Jan 13, 2010
Fullforce, thanks lot, i have seen the email and i am working on my due dilligence, will give u a call, very enlightnening class so far, i am really looking forward to the next lecture, Big ups, and thanks a lot
Re: Free Training On Haulage Business In Nigeria by rawe45: 2:24pm On Jan 14, 2010
fullforce:

Hello in the house,

The class starts today as promised and the first topic that shall be treated is

DEFINITION OF HAULAGE

Haulage is taken from the word "Haul" which means pull, extract or drag out forcibly.   Hence, Haulage means transporting of goods(products) from one place to another.   This distance(mileage) between the place of origin to the final destination is what the haulage business charge for.

Therefore, haulage business can simply be defined as business of making goods(products) available when and where they are needed.   Haulage starts from the point of extraction, loading, to the point of delivery of the goods(products) for the satisfaction of the final consumers.

Goods that are usually carried include:

a.     Petroleum products such as kerosine, petroleum, gas, diesel

b.     Building materials such as sand, clay, granite, etc

c.     Agricultural product

d.     Containers, generators, transformers, PHCN poles and other such heavy duty equipments

e.     Solid minerals and other finished products.

The distance charged for can be within the state of operation which is called "Local" or outside it called "Inter State". As well haulage can be done outside the country with other neighbouring countries such as Togo, Ghana, Republic of Benin.

Here we stop for today, I want you to comment on this first before we meet again on Monday. Have a nice time

Enjoy your SUCCESS!




Thanks for the coaching, Hope to learn more from you, I will also appreciate it if you can forward them to my email, rawe42@gmail.com.

Once again, thanks
Re: Free Training On Haulage Business In Nigeria by Aks(m): 5:24pm On Jan 14, 2010
Thanks fullforce for the effort in putting us thru, kindly send the detail to my mail address akinmain@yahoo.com

thank you, GOD bless
Re: Free Training On Haulage Business In Nigeria by fullforce: 11:52am On Jan 15, 2010
Hello in the house,

Please this training is going to be for the whole house and not private. Therefore, it will not be sent privately to anybody's email, just continue to login here and it is all yours FREELY.

It is WELL!

Thanks
Re: Free Training On Haulage Business In Nigeria by willichi(m): 12:33pm On Jan 16, 2010
Nice one,Good job,FULLFORCE
Re: Free Training On Haulage Business In Nigeria by IykeD(m): 9:01pm On Jan 16, 2010
Nice one, Nigeria needs people like you.Your students are here patiently waiting for your second tutorial.
Re: Free Training On Haulage Business In Nigeria by Obatala7: 5:00am On Jan 18, 2010
Indeed, we look forward to your next class. Thanks.
Re: Free Training On Haulage Business In Nigeria by pito: 12:34pm On Jan 18, 2010
@fullforce. Thanks for the coaching kindly send the details to my mailbox [email]linkinfo2000@yahoo.com[/email] thanks
Re: Free Training On Haulage Business In Nigeria by Chuk83: 1:20pm On Jan 18, 2010
fullforce ooooo!! my notebook and my pen are ready!! Please when is the next class? i am eagerly waiting!!
Re: Free Training On Haulage Business In Nigeria by Teminio: 3:17pm On Jan 18, 2010
When is the next class? Students are eager to learn
Re: Free Training On Haulage Business In Nigeria by fullforce: 4:42pm On Jan 18, 2010
Hello everybody,

You are welcome to the class of free training on haulage business in Nigeria, I goofed a little in the last class by saying that:
Petroleum involves gas, diesel, petroleum, I mean to say petrol and not petroleum. Please forgive for the mistake.


Now please be informed that this class would be taken place only on Mondays and Thursdays, for I have my own business to pursue as well, as you know haulage business is not for a lazy man, especially when you are managing trucks for investors who are not ready to hear any kind of story.  Therefore, please bear with me.

Today's class is going to deal with:

ECONOMIC IMPORTANCE OF HAULAGE IN NIGERIA

Haulage suppose to involve both railway and road, but since the collapse of rail system in Nigeria, road haulage has taken the lead. The transport sector is been given major boost by the three tiers of government.  The country has the enough population and roads' networks linking the 36 states to one another for smooth running of the business, though not as smooth as expected .  The transport sector is an important component of the economy impacting on development and the welfare of populations. When transport systems are efficient, they provide economic and social opportunities and benefits that result in positive multipliers effects such as better accessibility to markets and additional investments. Transport also carries an important social and environmental load, which cannot be neglected.

Haulage has the following importance in the society:

1.    Removing the material from their natural stage

2. Conveying raw materials to factory

3. Helping the producers conveying their goods to wholesaler (Distributors)

4. Helping the producers to reduce the content of the warehouse.  An efficient transport system offering cost, time and reliability advantages permits goods to be transported over longer distances. This facilitates mass production through economies of scale because larger markets can be accessed.  Thus, the more efficient transportation becomes, the larger the markets that can be serviced and the larger the scale of production.

5. Helping the wholesalers (Distributors) to get their purchased goods to their stores. Improvement in the efficiency with which firms have access to raw materials and parts as well as to their respective customers. Thus, transportation expands opportunities to acquire and sell a variety of commodities necessary for industrial and manufacturing systems.

6.    Increased competition. When transport is efficient, the potential market for a given product (or service) increases, and so does competition. A wider array of goods and services becomes available to consumers through competition which tends to reduce costs and promote quality and innovation.

7.    Increased land value. Land which is adjacent or serviced by good transport services generally has greater value due to the utility it confers to many activities.

8.    Haulage also contributes to economic development through job creation and its derived economic activities. Accordingly, a large number of direct (freighters, managers, shippers) and indirect (insurance, finance, packaging, handling, travel agencies, transit operators) employment are associated with transport. Producers and consumers take economic decisions on products, markets, costs, location, prices which are themselves based on transport services, their availability, costs and capacity.

9. The final consumers would be able to get their products.

In conclusion, Haulage makes goods and services available where and when they are needed.  It provides market accessibility by linking producers and consumers.

We are done for today, see you on Thursday 21st Jan,2010. I hope you are not bored by the lengthy lecture, am waiting for your response.  Keep login

It is WELL!
Re: Free Training On Haulage Business In Nigeria by Chuk83: 4:52pm On Jan 18, 2010
thanks a lot full force, GODbless you, another loaded class, icant wait for next thursday, cheers
Re: Free Training On Haulage Business In Nigeria by fullforce: 5:19pm On Jan 18, 2010
Hi,

One nairalander just sent a message to my email box requesting for my phone number and to include my email address in my posting for the public and these I never intend doing alongside the teaching, but for those that are eager to speak with me, please send your request to my email: strikerealgold@gmail.com which should include the following:

a.    Your full name
b.    Your phone number
c.    Your purpose of wanting to talk to me
and I shall send reply to your email.

Please forgive me if my action looks like a pride, I don't just want people to think am doing the posting to woo them unnecessary, though am not saying that am not open to doing business with people, infact I manage trucks for investors, but that is not my primary aim for this training. I want to share my three years worthwhile experience in haulage with everybody and you shall be a success this year.

See you on top. It is WELL!
Re: Free Training On Haulage Business In Nigeria by Nobody: 12:09am On Jan 20, 2010
Fullforce thanks for the free info . am interested in knowing haulage biz , God bless you .
Re: Free Training On Haulage Business In Nigeria by rock2(m): 11:51am On Jan 20, 2010
Nice Training. Looking forward to the next class.
Re: Free Training On Haulage Business In Nigeria by suchislife: 3:51pm On Jan 20, 2010
@ fullforce thank for sharing your worth a million business knowledge and experience with us.
Re: Free Training On Haulage Business In Nigeria by semilore4(f): 8:32pm On Jan 21, 2010
hi fullforce thanks for the goodwork,can u pls send me details of the haulage lessons to adukeone@gmail.com.thanks and stay blessed
Re: Free Training On Haulage Business In Nigeria by fullforce: 5:26pm On Jan 23, 2010
hello class,

Am very sorry for not coming to class on Thursday as promised to deliver the day lesson. It was on Wednesday late in the night when I got home that my old woman reminded me of her appointment with the doctor the following day (Thursday) because she had eye surgrey on 23rd Dec.,2009 and She always love me taken her to the hospital and even I like it too because I owe everything I am today to her.

Secondly, my church had a 2-day marathon prayer programme on 22-23rd Jan, which just ended today not too long. by the Grace of God, the class resumes full on Monday 25th January. Thanks for your understanding. Together we shall make it.

See you on top, It is WELL!
Re: Free Training On Haulage Business In Nigeria by nastrok: 9:16am On Jan 25, 2010
Sir,
I like you teaching on Haulage business in Nigeria. Please can you help me forward notes of this training to my email: akuwudike.eze@nastrok.com

Akuwudike Eze
Re: Free Training On Haulage Business In Nigeria by ossyelking(m): 3:20am On Jan 30, 2010
ok
Re: Free Training On Haulage Business In Nigeria by marocguy(m): 10:20am On Jan 30, 2010
Full force,thanks 4 d classes. I believe u are a person wit a gud heart. I have a friend,though not a close one,that has some money to invest in nigeria. He wants to invest in oil haulage. He presently has cash that can afford to get a truck which i told him i can manage. I have some experience in my university days on oil lifting and supply but i dunno much about haulage management. I am in my early 20's and need to convince him to do this business. Currently dont have a job and i want to use this as a means of starting up. I would want to learn from you. But ryt now he requires a business proposal to convince him. Pls can u help me wit this. Send me a mail at tonnieobiora@yahoo.com lets talk more.
Re: Free Training On Haulage Business In Nigeria by marocguy(m): 10:22am On Jan 30, 2010
Full force,thanks 4 d classes. I believe u are a person wit a gud heart. I have a friend,though not a close one,that has some money to invest in nigeria. He wants to invest in oil haulage. He presently has cash that can afford to get a truck which i told him i can manage. I have some experience in my university days on oil lifting and supply but i dunno much about haulage management. I am in my early 20's and need to convince him to do this business. Currently dont have a job and i want to use this as a means of starting up. I would want to learn from you. But ryt now he requires a business proposal to convince him. Pls can u help me wit this. Send me a mail at tonnieobiora@yahoo.com lets talk more.
Re: Free Training On Haulage Business In Nigeria by gowaga68: 7:01pm On Feb 06, 2010
i dont mind attending this training too o but i dont know when it comes up .na how una dey do am na?
Re: Free Training On Haulage Business In Nigeria by fullforce: 2:30pm On Feb 08, 2010
Hi Gowaga68,

Thanks for login into be part of the training. The training is free and it is taken in Nairaland here, just keep login and read from the beginning.

All the house, I am sorry for keeping away all this while, I am handling a business project that needs my full concentration we shall resume very soon.

Thanks,

All is WELL!
Re: Free Training On Haulage Business In Nigeria by gowaga68: 9:16am On Feb 09, 2010
thanks.

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