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Let's discuss investing outside of Nigeria.

As the saying goes, 'Do not put all your eggs in one basket'...

But it is clear that placing the basket in Nigeria is now much too stressful, and much too risky.

It has become imperative to invest in other countries, programs, that will give real and true ROI, protected from the horrible effects of inflation and devaluation, basically keeping one's wealth protected and preserved.

Treadway:
Let's discuss investing outside of Nigeria.

As the saying goes, 'Do not put all your eggs in one basket'...

But it is clear that placing the basket in Nigeria is now much too stressful, and much too risky.

It has become imperative to invest in other countries, programs, that will give real and true ROI, protected from the horrible effects of inflation and devaluation, basically keeping one's wealth protected and preserved.

Real sector investments or financial instruments investments?

Gerrard59:
Real sector investments or financial instruments investments?

real sector investments.

Treadway:
real sector investments.

There are other West African countries, Eastern African and even Southern African nations. There are some sectors I wouldn't encourage a non-politically connected and non-diabolical person to invest in Nigeria. Nevertheless, for any region within the continent, the major way to boom is via exports. From what I've researched so far, that's how the Indians (mostly them) and Chinese are thriving.

Treadway:
real sector investments.

To add: when you generate substantial revenues, you shift your assets to safe gavens where the governments are stable and their currencies are stronger. Switzerland and Singapore are good places. The Cayman Islands and Bahamas are equally good.

Gerrard59:
To add: when you generate substantial revenues, you shift your assets to safe gavens where the governments are stable and their currencies are stronger. Switzerland and Singapore are good places. The Cayman Islands and Bahamas are equally good.

yea. Thanks jare..and sorry for the delayed response. I'm thinking along the lines of investing in joint mortgage (buy to rent) or part ownership of a business type things....like actual part-ownership, not the good ol buying shares.

Treadway:
yea. Thanks jare..and sorry for the delayed response. I'm thinking along the lines of investing in joint mortgage or part ownership of a business type things....like actual part-ownership, not the good ol buying shares.

That is another good way to build wealth. Your region has a lot of businesses in the real sector, so opportunities boku. The savings should be kept in safe havens.

buy heavy equipment and build coops



buy lands in south africa and their neighbors




buy a yacht and sail . or small plane

Great post


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