I need advice on which business I can start with 50M and expect a monthly return of 1M and above

Kunle56:
I need advice on which business I can start with 50M and expect a monthly return of 1M and above

Exportation, finance home or FMCG distributorship

If you truly have 50m then you might want to consult a professional to give you a guide as to how best for you to invest the money

If we give you business now, you will not even reply or say anything again

Kunle56:
I need advice on which business I can start with 50M and expect a monthly return of 1M and above

50m will build you a very nice 10 rooms brothel.

Kunle56:
I need advice on which business I can start with 50M and expect a monthly return of 1M and above

dawnomike:
Exportation, finance home or FMCG distributorship

OP I hope your funds are saved in USD/USDT....if not do so ASAP... Cheers.






Wittyness

Nigerians are hungry. The population is also growing. Do the math, invest in agriculture. Rice farming and processing, supply agro raw material to agro-allied industries, keep livestock like goat, cattle, fishery. Poultry etc

Do these and become a billionaire in 5 years time.

Bruno3000:
Nigerians are hungry. The population is also growing. Do the math, invest in agriculture. Rice farming and processing, supply agro raw material to agro-allied industries, keep livestock like goat, cattle, fishery. Poultry etc

Do these and become a billionaire in 5 years time.

Good idea.

Look for warehouse in a good location and start FMCG distribution.

wittywriter:


OP I hope your funds are saved in USD/USDT....if not do so ASAP... Cheers.






Wittyness

Yes my funds are in usdt, I'm also a crypto trader

ambale:
If you truly have 50m then you might want to consult a professional to give you a guide as to how best for you to invest the money

If we give you business now, you will not even reply or say anything again

I'll definitely reply

Invest in house flipping especially on the mainland and thank me later.

I would have suggested crypto trading but I'm happy you are one already.

Another option you might want to consider is investing in the growing "New Lagos" location at Epe/Ketu Epe. If you need ideal prime locations to invest in those areas, I'll be more than glad to be of help.

ASAPFERG:
50m will build you a very nice 10 rooms brothel.

How profitable is brothel biz?

samwash:
Look for warehouse in a good location and start FMCG distribution.

Can you give me suggestions and what their profit margin like

Bruno3000:
Nigerians are hungry. The population is also growing. Do the math, invest in agriculture. Rice farming and processing, supply agro raw material to agro-allied industries, keep livestock like goat, cattle, fishery. Poultry etc

Do these and become a billionaire in 5 years time.

I was once interested in poultry farming I just don't know how profitable it is.
What is their profit margin like

Kunle56:

I was once interested in poultry farming I just don't know how profitable it is.
What is their profit margin like

The high cost of feeds have driven many from the business. However, the demand for eggs and chicken meat is still high. Therefore decent profit is guaranteed. Do some feasibility study and then decide.

Kunle56:
How profitable is brothel biz?

you will be making minumum of 1m per month

Kunle56:


I'll definitely reply

Was working on a startup sometimes ago, if you don't mind you can connect with me and we discuss it better

One is a real estate platform and the other is on agriculture

ambale:


Was working on a startup sometimes ago, if you don't mind you can connect with me and we discuss it better

One is a real estate platform and the other is on agriculture

Website and application based??

Kunle56:
I need advice on which business I can start with 50M and expect a monthly return of 1M and above

Don't go and invest the whole 50M at once o
Start small and grow it. My advice is to either learn and venture into arbitrage blogging or partner with a professional arbitrage blogger and invest with him.

CreativeGee:


Don't go and invest the whole 50M at once o
Start small and grow it. My advice is to either learn and venture into arbitrage blogging or partner with a professional arbitrage blogger and invest with him.

Okay thanks

Meat business value chain
87 million Naira monthly.
Details available

Meat business value chain
87 million Naira monthly Revenue.
Details available

AbdulazeezBaba:
Meat business value chain
87 million Naira monthly Revenue.
Details available

Please expantiate

AbdulazeezBaba:
Meat business value chain
87 million Naira monthly Revenue.
Details available

Can you explain?
Don't forget my capital is 50M

Linvestoilgas@yahoo.com
Send me email please

Kunle56:


Website and application based??

Yes, its basically a tenancy management platform

ambale:


Yes, its basically a tenancy management platform

Is 50M not too much for such biz?

Kunle56:

Is 50M not too much for such biz?

As at the time of conception, the budgeted value was 15m, but with the current situation, we may have to revalue things

Kunle56:
I need advice on which business I can start with 50M and expect a monthly return of 1M and above

I have been down this road before so listen very carefully to what I have to tell you

First - Nigerians have no regard for business agreement whether written or verbal therefore if you go into any form of partnership with the anyone where you would provide the capital just know that at some point he would renege on your business agreement and cheat you.

If you must go into business partnership where you would provide capital then just make sure that your money does not leave your sight at any point in time. You can do this by ensuring that the business has a dedicated bank account with you as the sole signatory and you must vet all payments going out through that account.

Do not ever invest your money in a start-up business, if you do just kiss the money good bye.

I can guarantee you that most of the people making noise about some fantastic business that pays millions of Naira as returns have never actually run that business before but they will come here to boast and make empty promises they can never achieve.

Any money you invest in a start-up will be used for experiment and learning curve therefore just kiss it good bye cos you will never get it back!

Don't be fooled by business plans showing fantastic figures, anybody can prepare a business plan and garnish it with cooked up figures.

Do not ever put your money in a business that is not at least 5 years old and you can see evidence that the promoter of the business has actually taken a risk by investing a significant amount of capital.

With regards to security of your funds I would advise you to give a loan and ask for a solid asset as collateral security instead of just making an equity investment.

One animal with Nairaland moniker Melizbode who I invested N2 million in his business absconded with my money to the UAE, this is just one of my terrible experiences.

In conclusion the only business worth investing money in as far as Nigeria is concerned is a business you are managing yourself.

If you do not have the time to manage the business yourself then just leave your money in the bank or invest it in treasury bills, that way you will sleep easy knowing that someone is not scamming you under the guise of business partnership!

NairalandAngel:


I have been down this road before so listen very carefully to what I have to tell you

First - Nigerians have no regard for business agreement whether written or verbal therefore if you go into any form of partnership with the anyone where you would provide the capital just know that at some point he would renege on your business agreement and cheat you.

If you must go into business partnership where you would provide capital then just make sure that your money does not leave your sight at any point in time. You can do this by ensuring that the business has a dedicated bank account with you as the sole signatory and you must vet all payments going out through that account.

Do not ever invest your money in a start-up business, if you do just kiss the money good bye.

I can guarantee you that most of the people making noise about some fantastic business that pays millions of Naira as returns have never actually run that business before but they will come here to boast and make empty promises they can never achieve.

Any money you invest in a start-up will be used for experiment and learning curve therefore just kiss it good bye cos you will never get it back!

Don't be fooled by business plans showing fantastic figures, anybody can prepare a business plan and garnish it with cooked up figures.

Do not ever put your money in a business that is not at least 5 years old and you can see evidence that the promoter of the business has actually taken a risk by investing a significant amount of capital.

With regards to security of your funds I would advise you to give a loan and ask for a solid asset as collateral security instead of just making an equity investment.

One animal with Nairaland moniker Melizbode who I invested N2 million in his business absconded with my money to the UAE, this is just one of my terrible experiences.

In conclusion the only business worth investing money in as far as Nigeria is concerned is a business you are managing yourself.

If you do not have the time to manage the business yourself then just leave your money in the bank or invest it in treasury bills, that way you will sleep easy knowing that someone is not scamming you under the guise of business partnership!

Thanks

I will suggest FMCG distributorship. If you're in a lagos, Rent a store/ warehouse around lagos island Market. Go for brand like NBL, Nestle, & other brand.

dawnomike:
Exportation, finance home or FMCG distributorship

slimdel91:
I will suggest FMCG distributorship. If you're in a lagos, Rent a store/ warehouse around lagos island Market. Go for brand like NBL, Nestle, & other brand.

Okay thanks