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jackson44: Great idea u are sharing within,may GOD bless U̶̲̥̅̊ abundantly. I also want the house to know,u guys can also merge resource and spring up to become a major distributor. After buying a container then u share it,everybody go their separate ways.My question now is, how do I source for potential buyers of my goods if I become a distributor? Anyone in thw house with this info? |
[quote author=muhd. T]@buruike, call me on 07056892666 only available from 8am to 5pm (Monday to Friday) I will hook you up with a distributor in ilorin.[/quote]I just stumble upon your thread by chance. I will call you On Friday morning. I am interested in the distribution of your product and would like to know the ROIC for an average distributor? I have 10million naira and would need more scope in the best possible way to start. I am not based in naija but I am willing to relocate if it is worth the risk. |
Waterway: What medical device...?As needed in Naija, no specific. Defibrillator, Pacemaker and IV pumps. I don't know naija market so I won't be able to give you much information. |
bigben431: Good to hear that you thinking in partaking in the African Renaissance. I suggest you go visit first before taking a deep dive in, Nigeria is not cut out for everyone. Only the strong survive. Very interested in looking into the medical device services more deeply. I will send you an email, if I do not within the week, please send me a remainder.Yes I live in Silicon Valley. I am in search of products States have corporative advantage over China. Please do send me an email. |
[quote author=MD-CEO]Ok, i'll try and help you find out more information[/quote]Thanks |
[quote author=MD-CEO]^^ I'm based in Lagos. I could help you make some enquiries about what chemicals they commonly import and use in the pharmaceutical and soap industries for starters. Since you're in US, can you guarantee the quality of the chemicals you'll source from there? Although, i have a feeling (quite unproven) that chemicals imported from USA might be more expensive that ones sourced from other countries, like Germany and India.[/quote]I heard United States has corporate advantage over those countries you mentioned. What about caustic soda, is it cheaper to source it from china that United States? I would like to read from those that are familiar with this area of trade. In regards quality, united states has a standard when ir comes to products. We have the best agencies that monitor substandard goods. If you can do feasibility studies we can discuss long term relationship |
[quote author=MD-CEO]I'm interested in this as well. Any answers from anybody? Bump! Op, do you have any specific products/chemicals in mind? I could help you make some enquiries.[/quote]Chemicals for manufacturing Pharma drugs, Soap and Petroleum refining. I am based in the states and where are you based? I would like to know what is in demand in naija since I am not based out there |
Hello BigBen, I am also based in United States(12years)and plan on relocating after graduate studies. I would like to connect with you via email (emma_nd (at) yahoo dot com). I am in search for Nigerian Americans that relocated back to Nigeria,so I can have a round-table conversation with them and their experience living in Nigeria. I am not seeking info from those that are connected in Nigeria because their experience is differ from an average Joe,you dig right? I have worked for Medical device co in Silicon Valley and could easily have access to inventory from them and others. |
I am a United States based Nigerian that would like to import industrial goods to bulk buyers in Nigeria. How do I go about this business and do I have to be connected to industries that will need my service in other to gain a market share? Intended products are chemicals for Pharmaceutical and Petroleum industrial needs. I don't want to face thw hassle of dealing with individuals, since I wouldn't be fully based in Naija. Any suggestions on the best practice will be awesome. I wouldn't mind acquiring licensing for distribution in companies that manufacturer consumer goods also. I have a disposable income of 60k dollars for a start and would invest more if there is a future for this biz. I will not respond to a private email request, every feedback should be posted in public. Lets work hard in given our country a good name by providing transparent response. |
2jideofor: Yup.... And that is why I want to switch from online to offline as soon as I am done with my deal.email is fine with me. |
mrnestyy1985: Hi bro,I am not a novice when it comes to online business. I am working on a project for Amazon to increase their market power over companies like ebay(Analytics). 90 percent of business that are online fail. Your ideas are brilliant but are not meant for Nigeria's culture. Nigerians are visual buyers are that is why places like computer village,Onitsha main market and Alaba mkt will continue to record high revenue. |
2jideofor: Bros, goodmorning. It's me your boy 2sexy. I got a 10 yr ban.I receive so many calls coming from Nigeria, the problem with international calls is time difference. You cant find me picking up calls at 2am US time,while its 10 or 11am your convenient time to call....lol. Anyways I am glad you are doing well, I barely visit NL cos I have so much going. I am up late at the moment cos I have a school project. Send me an email or text if its urgent. All the best and don't do things that will make NL ban this your monika for 20 years...lol |
Great Idea @OP. Nigerians are all about fast lane, I doubt most people showing excitement and interest will have the perseverance needed to establish a profitable online business in Nigeria. From experience, I would advise you share offline business ideas that would appeal to Nigeria's b2b culture. On a similar topic, we had 28pages on brilliant biz ideas shared on nairaland and yet to hear of a single testimony from those that showed similar interest and excitement. |
chaircover: Hi Everyone, Is this thread for baby products only?Please read the headline. |
Topshop: I sent an email to emma_nd@yahoo.com. You can check your spam box, or send me a quick email (topshopireland@gmail.com).I just sent you an email |
Topshop: I visit Maryland (Baltimore). I've sent you a mail. I should be there in July, God willing. Send me your no on the email i sent and we can chat more on what i'm looking for.I didnt receive your email . Maryland is farther from the west coast.7 hours flight |
payless: There are lot of people like that on nairaland. They are only mad because they couldn't have a share of the windfall. Those people are just hopeless and live miserable life. This same people would have done worse if given the chance to manage any business.Haters will always be around provided they are not doing anything good for themselves. Its better to avoid them and let them remain miserable |
jaidopor: @ Tobilola,Your response was very mature....It shows you live in a civilized country and not....... |
jaidopor: @TobilolaPlease ignore those low self esteem troll. |
payless: @posterRelationship with inlaws is overated. I would not advise anyone doing business or partnering with their inlaws because it causes over familiarity which most times ends up as disaster. An inlaw of ours stole the sum of 45million naira from my brother who was trying to help him in a joint business. He even treated to kill my bruv if he pursue any form of legal actions against him. My bro left Nigeria long time ago for US, he under estimated the greed out there prior to been bite by his own inlaw. |
jaidopor: @ paylessI would advise you withdraw any business dealings with him before yoh die of heart attack. Its better you cut your loss now and move on. People out their are heartless and thats why their police treat them like scums |
chino4: Yea nice idea.pls list d prices of wht you have for sale if possible pictures cos I am interested bro.I will send my price to a real buyer. I don't want to waste our time |
Topshop: Hello Peacemaker, saw your ad, I visit the state often as i run two stores in Naija and i'm looking at concentrating mainly on business for the rest of the year. I have my cash i'm just looking for a business partner in the state that can source for goods and i'll do the sales part. You can either strike a deal with me for me to buy off the goods from you right there without getting involved with shipping or we pull resources together and see how it goes. I don't stay in Naija myself (Europe), but i'm will to rellocate and give this a chance to work ( i mean my dream of doing it big). You can bb me 21C1E1CA OR you can send me a mail topshopireland@gmail.com.Where do you visit in states? Since you have access to coming here why not buy direct from wholesale sellers and cut off a middle man? Anyways my email is on this thread, when next are you coming to states? I live in California . I hate to say this, I don't feel comfortable partnering with a Nigerian in biz, I speak from experience |
koolkay05: Just saw ur advertisement and I am interested in purchase of some of the baby stuffs for resale hia in naija,pls kindly contact me on kol2020@hotmail.com so we can talk further.Do you have a shop or website? If so we can meet when I visit Ngeria |
I have been really busy with my regular 9 to 5 job here in the US, it does take a while to visit old thread and please accept my apologies. Anyone interested in doing biz with me should contact me on my email, I don't mean people that are low life or scammers. If I like our conversation I will schedule a meeting place in Nigeria between us. I just don't deal with people online, your physical appearance matters a lot to me, which I use in weighing future clients. My email address is emma_nd(at)yahoo dot com. Only serious people with capital I don't want email from low life's please. |
sege73: Greetings SirGreat website design. I went to your about us page to read about your business but nothing came up? It looks like pyramid to me and not mutual funds. As said earlier, I will monitor your company from now till 5 years and if it does exist I will refer people to it....Peace |
Sorry for your loss. A honest person in that part of the world is a rare gem. I would advise you do rent to own in such business. The risk is lower and he maybe able to pay you off in due time. My bro if you wan catch monkey, give am Banana. You will be surprise he will work his butt of in a year and pay you off. Dont trust an ant in a country filled with desperate people. |
Nigeria is becoming the dumping ground for all forms of socialites and washed up celebrities. Kenya is fast becoming the silicon valley of Africa why Nigeria is fast becoming a National cake to reality TV stars and their musical artist friends. I would not be surprise to hear of Flavor Flave coming to Nigeria very soon for his own national cake. |
sege73: Like I said Sir,it is a modernized form of your local AJOO/ESUSU Scheme.Its just that Nigerians have been bitten by their unrealistic expectations fromMy dear, I am a realest and I believe in show and tell. Go through my threads anf you will find out that i have passion for entreprenuership . Post your website on here and show us a public statement from those corporations that endorsed your company. I will not invest my dollars in your company, I never invested in Nigerian stock cos I knew it will collapse but all I will do is follow your business development for the next 5years and if it still exist I will ask members of my village to invest with you guys. I worked for Hedge Fund companies during my undergrad here in the US and I am much exposed to money market. |
sege73: Greetings EveryoneDoes pyramid scheme still exist? Business of such is to target the poor and ignorant. This thread is for professionals,I would advise you take your thread to a smoke fish market in Lagos. Onyinbo dey busy they invent things when go change the world, naija man dey brain storm ways on how to extort money from the ignorant and uneducated. ...Deuces !!!! |
nitusa: My advice is for you to to do business in countries where rules are adhered to. I will suggest Ghana (very close to Nigeria and there is sanity in getting business document), Ethiopia where getting business setup with the ministries take couple of days. South Sudan, new country lots of business opportunities and many more I can not mention now. Old college friends have like minds and can be truthful dealing with you.Thanks for this information. I will never form partnership with a naija man but Ghanian or Tanzanian. We need to start telling ourselves the honest truth. The world didnt wake up all of a sudden and started hating anything Nigeria, we brought this to ourselves. Rwanda is one of the best countries to do biz in Africa and I have spent time with their citizens in the past, very honest and transparent people, something that is rare in our society. Meet Nigerians in social gathering abroad, have biz conversation with them and all you will hear is how they were duped by friends and relatives. There is no middle class in our society which is caused by greed and lack of patriotism. I will be home this year, I will carry out my own research and make a conclusion. |
PapaBrowne: Don't fail to include Nigeria in your toustatementia is the biggest opportunity centre in Africa. Infact the various problems we have actually serve as horrendous opportunities. stek partnerships, then ensure that you get someone thaunderstand enble as you are financially. Dont put money in anybody's hands except you have more than concrete reasons to. Also you can always set benchmarks before releasing monies. Do this and I release so and so. Over the course of your partnership, your partner would definitely expose hios deficiencies if there are any and at that point you can decide whether or not you would want to continue. Trust me there are more honest Nigerians than there are frauds!Majority of people and I are having a hard time believing your last statement. Greed has consume that society and thats why you read or hear of terrible things done to innocent people. Nigeria is still an option but i would rather do business in a society that understand the rule of law. The guy that duped me years ago will pass for a pastor cos of his manipulative and sneaky ways. I learned through the hard way, I wont fall for that anymore. Thanks anyways |