My recommendation for such small amounts as capital is usually to take the path of least resistance.

Your best bet in this economy (especially as a new investor and where your life savings is 50k) is trading.

Adopt the daily sales model. Build your trading company from scratch. Take very calculated risk but grow your capital bit by bit making small bilut very consistent profit.

If you are not a shy person and can work really hard I can guide you REMOTELY into how to turn your 50,000 into 200,000 before the end of the year.

You would have to learn to embrace and befriend all the Mallam kiosk operators/ small provision shops in your neighbourhood for they hold the key. This works better for those residing in very high density areas especially in Lagos.

Then you would start with only about 10k just to test the waters then increase your investment or capital injection in geometric proportions.

Pls note that it will involve a lot of hard work in the beginning but the model never fails. I can assure you that in 30 days your capital will transform from 50k to at least 75k.

Let me know if this interests you.

lightdream:

Please can you put a brother through.am based in lagos. my mail lightdream633@gmail.com and mobile/whatapp 08056588006. Thank you

I am quite busy at the moment but the most I can do t the moment is to forward your number to someone who will call you. You can discuss with him in full. He can give whatever direction you seek.

The purpose of this message is lost on many.

This prophesy/revelation/prediction is what it is.

What we do with it is most important.

There are several corollaries there.

Peter Obi may just be destined for great things.

The future will be interesting.

omoayeni1:
Like I said mine is still at cargo company I just put that picture up there for people to know what am talking about,well let me know what price is better then I will see if I can change my mind or better still WhatsApp or call me.

Wow, so this picture is not the image of yours but just something to delivmct the fact that you have a 9 trays oven for sale?

What about the specs? Are you sure it is actually a 9 trays oven?

And you haven't address the concerns expressed about the electricity/power requirements especially s regards the number of phases it needs to function.

omoayeni1:
Contact me for new bakery machine 30kg mixer and 9 trays machine for baking.08058693437
WhatsApp +8613711121702

Why are you selling?

And also provide detailed specs of the equipment.

For instance how many phases of electricity does the mixer require?

Are you willing to sell them separately or as a package ?
Pls put your best price from e both here on the thread for interested buyers.

funkyjms:


Bros!
You talk everything finish no con talk the product name?
Maka why now?

So you want me to give the product and their company free advertising ABI?

Those who are interested will seek out the company.

If you are a serious FMCG practitioner you will always seek out new and innovative products that sell very well and quite frankly the products are not difficult to spot if you have a good nose.

By the way the product I mentioned is packaged in brown flex and is made on Mushing/Ilupeju industrial estate by a fairly well known food/confectionery company.

You can't miss it ......if you search well.

For a banker the best model for you I assume will be an investment in something that is simple and straightforward. It must be devoid of complexities and must be a business that you can audit, appraise and decide upon within minutes of entering the location.

Nothing beats trading at a distributorship level especially if you are in a town outside Lagos state.

All you need is to register as a distributor with a company, buy and move the goods to your location and sell it from there. This is even better of you are a sole distributor in the area in question.

Truthfully, the returns are quite minimal (about 10% per cycle; either weekly or monthly).

I know a banker in one of the Western States who is now a big Honeywell Flour Mills Distributor. He only goes there on Saturdays. ............and you really cannot steal flour just like that.

Another banker I know is a major distributor for Gala in a frontline Eastern State. He distributes products from small companies too.

A simple model would involve you becoming a distributor, stocking goods and having some people come and take sell (on commission basis) and remit money to an account opened for that purpose with all the contemporary technology bells and whistles.

There is even a new product launches recently by an Indian company that is a major hit. Even some parts of Lagos are yet to know about it. It appeals to Children. It sells like the proverbial hotcake. If this 50.00 product is bought to a volume of 10 Million Naira and taken to any state in this country it will sell of in less than one month .....with the right strategy and model of course.

Many products like this abound.

So many ideas in this thread. Some very practical and reasonable, some quite fantastic and bogus and some outright stupid.

But I guess all have to come together so that OP can sieve through and know what is best for him.

fibiyaks:
mr Atiku has done nothing to better the life of the common man.no charity, no humanitarian projects or programs that helps the common man.he is selfish and greedy that is the reason why he wants to become the president. He doesn't deserve our votes.

I beg to disagree Sir.

The most important thing Atiku and Obi have accomplished as individuals is to elevate themselves from the masses through a don't of hardworking and sheer grit.

You may disagree with my position but I can tell you that it is no easy effort to grow through the ranks of poverty and emerge successful in this country. You may wish to note that Atiku may not necessarily qualify as the most current public servant in history but he is one person that has transformed the proceeds of his alleged loot into income generating streams that has helped a number of other Nigerians escape from deprivation.
Don't you just wish the Abacha Billions were all invested in our economy this translating to real benefits. I think this would be less traumatic for our economy in the long term.

And by the way your posts betray the deep seated animosity you bear deep within. Don't do this to yourself. No politician is worth it. And after all a people only attract the leadership we deserve.

So the elections of next week will only spew a reflection of our very selves. Such is the perfection of Creation

It would have been nice to know which axis of Lagos you live but I suppose we have to work with the info you have provided.

Anyway, I am willing to share with you a sales model designed for use with different products that will sell very well in very high density areas.

The product I have adopted comes in two pricing variants; 50.00 and 100.00. I do both as they have different market segments.

As stated earlier, I can only provide guidance while you will decide what is best for you. You could start with a sampling/survey excercise before deciding if it is worth your while.

The profit margin will be somewhere between 10 and 20 percent per cycle. Each cycle represents each purchase. And depending on the product and proximity to producer and the market each cycle can last between two days to 2 weeks.

Please send an email (octapluss@gmail.com) requesting for the FMCG Framework. Indicate your locality in Lagos to enable me modify the model to suit your local peculiarities.

This is absolutely FREE

Erec:
Good Morning Good people of Naira land.

I am in great need of help. I'm a young man in my late 20 and the arrow head my younger ones will look up to. My dad is late so pratically things need to be done to enable me support their education.( 3 of them in, numbers) .

I have been underemployed for 3 years now but was able to set aside 200k in my savings. I want to venture into any business that can convert the 200k investment into 400k or above in six month. This will be possible in a business I can make 50% or 60% of the investment monthly.

Please I need your help from your practical knowledge which business can give me this return and I will appreciate it greatly.

Thank you in advance.

I have a few questions for you. Your answers will define my response but I do think that I could perhaps proffer a solution that works for you.

1. Where is your location; Lagos or.......?

2. Are you a hard worker? Can you do what it takes
(within legal bounds of course) to make this
money with very minimal risk?

3. Are you willing to earn the money yourself.
This implies that you will hold your capital &
following my guidance you will invest the money
and earn the extra 200k yourself. You will see the
profit come in direct proportion to your effort.

3. This model will not be online. It will also be no
gamble neither is it multilevel marketing. It is a
regular and traditional money making process but
adopting a more scientific predictability. Are you
prepared to make this happen with really early
mornings and a lot of moving around?

I await your next post which should most likely address the above listed reservations.

olorunwa90:
Why not try invest In Apple business.

I have a proposal to that effect.

My number 07030966802..

Invest and thank me leta

Great business idea.

Apples are the bomb but you must be very careful too. Too many Nigerians have gone into this business now and the returns have not been so wonderful anymore. I was involved in apples for a few cycles in 2013. I still recall those days with nostalgia.

Allstrasse:
1. I assume that you are a serious minded fellow (I believe you will be serious enough to take action on whatever you decide)

2. I also deduce that you are based in Owerri (correct me if I am wrong).

3. It is also appears evident that like me you are not interested in anything online business....at least for now.

4. I am not selling anything here but could recommend some products/companies......should you request for this (by pm only)

Having stated the above I am going to recommend a model for you that is simply phenomenal. My contributory post will be free but will come in two or three parts.I will nonetheless ask you to consider it and then decide if it is worthwhile and of course if it is in sync with your aspirations; the latter being very important.

In putting all the contemporary variables into consideration and adding the fact that this may be your first incursion to big business (as inferred from the reason behind you putting up the post in the first place) your best bet is an investment in fast Moving Consumer Goods Business. It is the best rung on the business ladder that you can launch out from.

This model thrives on high density demographics so Owerri Municipality would be a good starting point and also a nucleus for Imo State. you could then expand into Orlu and Okigwe while of course ensuring that the Mbaise stretch is also taken care of adequately (No I am not from there, never lived there but did work as National Sales Manager for various companies and for many years too so I know the whole country quite well).

There are multiple stages you would have to go through in order to arrive at your desired eldorado.

Step one would be to identify a good product from a reasonably sized company. My suggestion would be that the product in question is not at the moment available in owerri and Imo State. The preferred product should also be a daily need or a snack/juice that appeals to young and old alike. Alternatively, you could chose two products from the same company (either a small cheap like Solo vs big more expensive like 1litre ). This is a very important stage in the evolution of your FMCG company. The product must be right. And remember the fewer the people who have access to its distribution in Owerri and indeed Imo State the better for you.

I will discuss step two later. Typing can prove rather difficult for some of us who are not so young after all.

Wow!

mysteryman2014:


Who is impeaching who? This is all politics, why should CJN think of inaugurating the election tribunals when he still has a case to answer.

Inauguration of tribunals is an extant function of the CJ as provided for in the Constitution.

Aufbauh:
The suspension of the CJN by PMB is one of the wisest decision this administration has taken since it assumption.
Nigeria is not a Banana Republic and we can't be perpetually impeded by frivolous technicalities in obviously clear case of misconduct.

Saraki and Co can rant till thy kingdom come but the true spirit of the law will have it way.

The CJ does have a moral burden based on the discoveries made so far but the law must follow its course.
Mr. President has acted unconstitutionally and this singular act will obfuscate the matter on ground and make him very unpopular.

Sadly, this was a well set trap which he predictably fell into .............albeit unwittingly.

kingsleypower1:
why not put the total price for all here and whoever that is interested can whatsapp u?

I think so too.

How much is the 1/4 bag oven and 1/2 bag mixer going for?

Lexusgs430:


You cannot have an unfair terms of business and still be allowed to trade.........

It's clear consumer protection rights is non existent and the only route to resolution is to test in court........

If it was my money, I would surely be seeking legal redress......

I am sure they will have a very effective legal team.
Bros do not get me wrong. I do not in any way support their business model but I speak from a strictly legal standpoint.

There is absolutely no way you will win them in a legal battle. On the moral question, their model is less than despicable. But morally wrong doesn't mean illegitimate. You had been warned even by posters/billboards.

Lexusgs430:
A regulatory body must exist in Lagos, where were wear such dodgy vehicle selling company can be reported and action taken.....

If you don't report them, they have simply been handed a white flag to keep reaping people off.....

All those ripped off on this thread (ẹ be like say una plenty), can take a class action against car419 (abi nah car45)........

It won't work.

The caveats were well placed.

I sympathize with the victims but in all objectivity, these guys(cars45) have business model that is designed to suit them and them alone.

What beats me is that the tell-tale signs are very evident and yet people still fall for this 'scam'.

Who on earth in a state of sobriety buys a car he cannot test drive especially with large well positioned signs blaring this warning evidently.

It's a working model for our society and the desperate ones amongst us will still patronise them.

ONNYX:


I have a great product that you can sell in Ibadan.

You probably do not need to spend that entire amount investing.

Maybe you could start with 180k (or even 90k) and use 20k as facilitation expenses.

If you are willing to work hard you can grow your earnings to as high as 10 percent per week (20,000)during peak period (when schools are in session) and 5 percent off-peak season (Holidays).

It works for anyone who will follow an already designed and tested fool proof implementation plan provided you live in a reasonably densely populated area in Nigeria.

To prove the viability of this formula, I am willing to allow you test run it for yourself under my guidance with an initial investment of only 9,000.00.

This is an apparently simple, perhaps pedestrian and yet very profitable venture you can imagine.

Mind you it is an offline traditional business requiring hard work on either a part time or full time basis.

And no it has nothing to do with MLM (GNLD) Just plain old fashion trading.

Mail me via onyxxbleu@gmail.com.

Remember I do not promise that it is easy at the beginning but the rewards surpass the effort.

Would you like to share?

I've sent you a mail already.

Selling is your best bet. Move very good products from Lagos to Ibadan on aa weekly basis and see yourself smiling to the bank daily.

Only snag is that you're new in Ibadan so your progress will be initially slow.

Lush100:
100k monthly from 200k investment capital.

hmmm. are u really thinking if a business?

I don't think so.

all those successful people with business took years to grow.

pls save more, increase ur capital to between 1M to 2M. while u use that period to think and find out about a business u can do.

regards Sir

Actually possible but unsustainable.

More of a hustle rather than a serious business.

Contractual supplies with seriously doctored prices instance could generate this kind of profit.....but for how long is the question.

permit:
experience business men where art thou!!

alphabbey1:
I perfectly understand you. But, Some daily needs are better off for people with shops... Have sent an email though. Eager to learn from you

Of course a neighbourhood shop is the ultimate. We are only looking at starting up. Most people seeking daily income do not have the outlay required to rent a shop and stock it this the need to start as a mobile merchant of one specific product while hoping that the proceeds will come to his aid when the need to rent shop arises and within the shortest possible time.

Agboki:
Go learn hand work u go dey earn pass dis money daily.250 also reach buy second hand keke and u fit dey earn 5 to 10 daily on keke as d owner!

Very true. Those with a skill are better off in Nigeria today. But honestly many people especially graduates need money to even survive not to talk about taking care of themselves while learning a trade. It's not that easy for a lot of people Bros!

And the second hand Keke is also good but how much does a good used Keke cost on the average?

I assure you that even 150k will not buy a problem free Keke and many people seeking daily income have nothing close to this amount.

alphabbey1:
These daily need stuffs are for people with shops. Unless u wanna be selling on the Street

Not necessarily. As a matter of fact I always advise that people shun the traditional approach to starting business which requires renting a shop, furnishing and stocking.

There are several ways you can make a lot of cash in a metropolitan setting like Lagos without owning a shop.
I am sure you know that there are people who move from office to office selling stuff who make even moreoney than shop owners.

Of course it also has its downsides but please understand a shop is a major cost for start-ups. And the cost never ends but keeps increasing.

I have a proven technique and unique products that I can recommend for the first 20 Nairalanders here who are serious about starting a business next week. This is my 2019 new year gift for you.

My proposition is thus;

You will send me an email (octapluss@gmail.com) indicating your name/Monika and location within Lagos.

I will respond by recommending two or three fast moving items that you can start with 50,000 or less.

You will choose your preferred brand/product that you consider suitable for your immediate target market.

I will advise that you conduct a trial with 10,000 only.

If it works for you then you can invest 50,000 be then keep scaling up.

At this point I will design and send to you via email an absolutely free customised operating manual that will detail in my personal opinion the best strategy for using that product to earn 100,000.00 monthly.

I must however warn you that this will only work according to the effort and commitment you dedicate to the project. It will be hardworking at the beginning and will require you to put your certifications aside at least for a while


Please note that you are at liberty to choose whichever product or company that you prefer. I have no ties whatsoever with any of the products/company that I recommend.

You will approach the companies independently and negotiate your terms by yourself.

This is only for Lagos residents only. I could consider residents of Oyo (Ibadan)and Ogun State but they will require more capital for obvious reasons.

Please I can only accommodate the first 20 people who must be ready to commence next week.

AFFORDABILITY

Is it something everybody in the population can afford without overstretching themselves?
Indomie comes to mind here. That is the secret of their success. It is a cheap product and always in demand. In hazarding a guess I thing the noodles market attracts over 1 Billion turnover daily.

These guys are very good. Has anyone notice that they are the promoters of the wonderful product that is making waves called Cocopops? I know as lady in Lagos who buys it bulk and resldistributes it among school vendors and she makes a killing on a daily basis.

Let me just say it simply. I

t's the beginning of the year.

Just this once abandon all shame and hit the road with a great product there you have it all.

The following review the characteristics of a great product that you can sell;

Daily Need. The preferred product must be something that is required by individuals or households on a daily basis.
It could be food, household like soaps and detergents, toothpaste and creams.

It could be insecticides, rat traps/poison etc. It must be a consumable that will be used and desired/required again on a most regular basis.

Starboytwo:
I have yet to earn daily money....only through betting I earn daily but I have since quitted and have been racking my brain on something better to engage myself this new beginning...I have been combing nairaland for any meaningful to me thread....it's actually not been easy....I was in a conversation with my junior bro asking him what I could really sell fast in this environment... basically anything I could buy for 1naira and sell for 2-4 naira....I can only think of drugs as it is faster to move and sell and always in demand.....also I been thinking of converting a space(fairly big)into a viewing center,I just moved here and it was hell looking for a viewing center to watch Man utd(so definitely there's gonna be a lot of guys like me)...I'm still making findings and I'm still searching nairaland for answers.i believe if I search enough I'd get something...

Sounds great to me. But also invest in something that you can sell in the morning when the viewing centre is 'sleeping'.

There are products that you can sell and by 12.00 moon you received done and have made like 3-5k for that day with little stress......and it can only grow bigger in terms of sales volume and return on investment.

SimplePlan34:


Let's hope we get answers

Answers abound already.

Let's hope you can identify th answers as they thrust themselves at you from the various threads.

Onyi22:
Provision will go

This is a great business. Very few people have come to terms with how profitable provisions sales is. It does require some form of capital outlay to start out though.

But you cannot go wrong with this model.

henrygold100:
am following this thread. talking about products, my mind goes to those things people can't do without, food, fashion etc

You are the true son of your father.

The biggest problem I see among Nairaland business seekers is the fact that they sidestep the very obvious money spinners that yield money but which may not be attractive or impressive especially considering our graduate status.

Food in its different form and variety is the best way to approach these things. People must eat. All you need to do is modify an already existing model and make it contemporary and boom.

Go out into your neighbourhood and look around and you will be surprised if you are eyes are trully open. Those women selling bread at major junctions in the evening, the mallams rolling vegetables in wheel barrows, and indeed all sorts. They all go home with something.

While not advocating that you push ab art I do advise that you modifuly what they do and earn income daily.

Nothing beats a consistent daily income.