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Fellow nairalanders, pls what business can I start with 700k?
I just sold 75% of my Pï coins and after doing some things, I have about 700k left.
This is the first time I'm having such amount of money tbh so I really hope I can use it well.
I know the economy is bad but saving 700k is not a small thing to do for the average Nigerian.
I currently work as a fuel attendant and the money I get daily plus my salary is only enough for feeding and normal costs of living.
I'm 25 and I'm Male jsyk
Serious advice needed, thanks

Pi will turn to $10 before December

Lucasinho:
Pi will turn to $10 before December

There is high chance of it happening but there is no guarantee, anything can happen in crypto space.

I still have 150 though and I think that's ok

Lucasinho:
Pi will turn to $10 before December

It won't.

Classicboy1:
Fellow nairalanders, pls what business can I start with 700k?
I just sold 75% of my Pï coins and after doing some things, I have about 700k left.
This is the first time I'm having such amount of money tbh so I really hope I can use it well.

Where are you located?? Your area??

eyenogoquiet:
Where are you located?? Your area??

Abk Ogun state

Classicboy1:
Abk Ogun state

Start poultry business na

ahmedio2017:
Start poultry business na

Broilers? Or layers

Classicboy1:
Broilers? Or layers

Broilers

use it to buy 500$ and trade stock options online with your phone
should yield around 150 to 200$ monthly extra for you
i can be giving you the signals to trade

Classicboy1:
Fellow nairalanders, pls what business can I start with 700k?
I just sold 75% of my Pï coins and after doing some things, I have about 700k left.
This is the first time I'm having such amount of money tbh so I really hope I can use it well.
I know the economy is bad but saving 700k is not a small thing to do for the average Nigerian.
I currently work as a fuel attendant and the money I get daily plus my salary is only enough for feeding and normal costs of living.
I'm 25 and I'm Male jsyk
Serious advice needed, thanks

Classicboy1:
Fellow nairalanders, pls what business can I start with 700k?
I just sold 75% of my Pï coins and after doing some things, I have about 700k left.
This is the first time I'm having such amount of money tbh so I really hope I can use it well.
I know the economy is bad but saving 700k is not a small thing to do for the average Nigerian.
I currently work as a fuel attendant and the money I get daily plus my salary is only enough for feeding and normal costs of living.
I'm 25 and I'm Male jsyk
Serious advice needed, thanks

Convert that money back to usdt and use it to buy crypto. Never you dare invest your money in any business within this country else tax will finish it.

Crypto market is currently down DYOR before picking at least 3 different tokens to invest in. Make sure they are less than 1 dollar in value. Good luck!

I get 2 sure odds

Classicboy1:
Fellow nairalanders, pls what business can I start with 700k?
I just sold 75% of my Pï coins and after doing some things, I have about 700k left.
This is the first time I'm having such amount of money tbh so I really hope I can use it well.
I know the economy is bad but saving 700k is not a small thing to do for the average Nigerian.
I currently work as a fuel attendant and the money I get daily plus my salary is only enough for feeding and normal costs of living.
I'm 25 and I'm Male jsyk
Serious advice needed, thanks

For you even do crypto & want to start a business it means your risk appetite is high

I think you should also consider Nigeria & foreign stocks as the return on investment are usually extremely massive.

Now to your question, if you have a fridge, sell drinks, pure water, snacks, biscuits, notebooks, biro, pencils e.t.c and do POS business along side it too.

Location is key. Rent a small shop where people walk through (commuters/Students). And you will be surprised how your turnover will be within a short period of time.


With ₦700,000, you have various business options in Nigeria. Here are some ideas:

Retail Businesses:
1. Provision store: Start a small provision store in a busy area, selling everyday essentials. (Initial investment: ₦200,000 - ₦500,000)
2. Fashion store: Open a small fashion store, selling clothing, accessories, and cosmetics. (Initial investment: ₦200,000 - ₦500,000)
3. Electronics store: Start a small electronics store, selling phones, laptops, and other gadgets. (Initial investment: ₦300,000 - ₦600,000)

Food Businesses:
1. Small restaurant or cafeteria: Start a small restaurant or cafeteria, serving local dishes. (Initial investment: ₦200,000 - ₦500,000)
2. Food cart or truck: Start a food cart or truck business, serving snacks and drinks. (Initial investment: ₦100,000 - ₦300,000)
3. Bakery: Start a small bakery, selling bread, pastries, and cakes. (Initial investment: ₦150,000 - ₦400,000)

Service-Based Businesses:
1. Laundry and dry cleaning: Start a laundry and dry cleaning business, offering services to individuals and businesses. (Initial investment: ₦50,000 - ₦200,000)
2. Event planning: Start an event planning business, offering services for weddings, birthdays, and other events. (Initial investment: ₦50,000 - ₦200,000)
3. Errand and delivery services: Start an errand and delivery service, helping busy professionals with tasks. (Initial investment: ₦20,000 - ₦100,000)

Online Businesses:
1. E-commerce store: Start an e-commerce store on platforms like Jumia, Konga, or Shopify. (Initial investment: ₦50,000 - ₦200,000)
2. Digital marketing services: Offer digital marketing services, including social media management and content creation. (Initial investment: ₦0 - ₦50,000)
3. Online tutoring: Start an online tutoring business, offering services to students. (Initial investment: ₦0 - ₦20,000)

Agriculture:
1. Poultry farming: Start a small poultry farm, raising chickens for eggs or meat. (Initial investment: ₦100,000 - ₦300,000)
2. Crop cultivation: Start a small crop cultivation business, growing vegetables or fruits. (Initial investment: ₦50,000 - ₦200,000)

Remember to:

- Conduct thorough market research
- Create a solid business plan
- Manage your finances effectively
- Seek mentorship and guidance

Choose a business that aligns with your skills, interests, and market demand. Good luck!

Classicboy1:
Fellow nairalanders, pls what business can I start with 700k?
I just sold 75% of my Pï coins and after doing some things, I have about 700k left.
This is the first time I'm having such amount of money tbh so I really hope I can use it well.
I know the economy is bad but saving 700k is not a small thing to do for the average Nigerian.
I currently work as a fuel attendant and the money I get daily plus my salary is only enough for feeding and normal costs of living.
I'm 25 and I'm Male jsyk
Serious advice needed, thanks

Do importation or farming

Shidinky:
use it to buy 500$ and trade stock options online with your phone
should yield around 150 to 200$ monthly extra for you
i can be giving you the signals to trade

Hi... I'm very interested in this. Can I please get your contact?

haybhi1:
Hi... I'm very interested in this. Can I please get your contact?

Okay
post your contact

haybhi1:
Hi... I'm very interested in this. Can I please get your contact?

First ask him how many people in his family he has been able to enrich through it

Shidinky:
use it to buy 500$ and trade stock options online with your phone
should yield around 150 to 200$ monthly extra for you
i can be giving you the signals to trade

How many signals do you drop per day?

CyrusVI:
How many signals do you drop per day?

i trade like 2 signals

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All u need to do is to;
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Invest minimum of $100

Activate the AI trading robot daily

Watch the investment grows with 1% compound interest for 35 days till it doubles

Cash out ur investment when it doubles.

Invest $300 and get instant 15% bonus.

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Hello 👋, dear classicboyi

I offer you to read these business opportunities from Meerahbel to choose which one you want to start according to your size or which one suits you.

But please follow your dream or instincts.

Don't follow what they tell you without developing your passion. Starting any business of your choice requires commitment, passion, curiosity, business sense, boldness, etc .

Because it is not easy.

You must have a lot of knowledge on business and you must have a spiritual mission.

You need to attend any business school or training to learn the language of business before you can start with #200k or #400k.

I don't recommend you to start pure water factory even when I know it is so profitable through my blog:

https://url-shortener.me/IK4 because it is only for the bold and the risk taker.

Even if they refer you to invest in Nigeria and foreign stock market to receive more profits, I recommend you to pay for knowledge first.

It is important because knowledge help you to beat the market.

Good luck.

Meerahbel:
For you even do crypto & want to start a business it means your risk appetite is high

I think you should also consider Nigeria & foreign stocks as the return on investment are usually extremely massive.

Now to your question, if you have a fridge, sell drinks, pure water, snacks, biscuits, notebooks, biro, pencils e.t.c and do POS business along side it too.

Location is key. Rent a small shop where people walk through (commuters/Students). And you will be surprised how your turnover will be within a short period of time.


With ₦700,000, you have various business options in Nigeria. Here are some ideas:

Retail Businesses:
1. Provision store: Start a small provision store in a busy area, selling everyday essentials. (Initial investment: ₦200,000 - ₦500,000)
2. Fashion store: Open a small fashion store, selling clothing, accessories, and cosmetics. (Initial investment: ₦200,000 - ₦500,000)
3. Electronics store: Start a small electronics store, selling phones, laptops, and other gadgets. (Initial investment: ₦300,000 - ₦600,000)

Food Businesses:
1. Small restaurant or cafeteria: Start a small restaurant or cafeteria, serving local dishes. (Initial investment: ₦200,000 - ₦500,000)
2. Food cart or truck: Start a food cart or truck business, serving snacks and drinks. (Initial investment: ₦100,000 - ₦300,000)
3. Bakery: Start a small bakery, selling bread, pastries, and cakes. (Initial investment: ₦150,000 - ₦400,000)

Service-Based Businesses:
1. Laundry and dry cleaning: Start a laundry and dry cleaning business, offering services to individuals and businesses. (Initial investment: ₦50,000 - ₦200,000)
2. Event planning: Start an event planning business, offering services for weddings, birthdays, and other events. (Initial investment: ₦50,000 - ₦200,000)
3. Errand and delivery services: Start an errand and delivery service, helping busy professionals with tasks. (Initial investment: ₦20,000 - ₦100,000)

Online Businesses:
1. E-commerce store: Start an e-commerce store on platforms like Jumia, Konga, or Shopify. (Initial investment: ₦50,000 - ₦200,000)
2. Digital marketing services: Offer digital marketing services, including social media management and content creation. (Initial investment: ₦0 - ₦50,000)
3. Online tutoring: Start an online tutoring business, offering services to students. (Initial investment: ₦0 - ₦20,000)

Agriculture:
1. Poultry farming: Start a small poultry farm, raising chickens for eggs or meat. (Initial investment: ₦100,000 - ₦300,000)
2. Crop cultivation: Start a small crop cultivation business, growing vegetables or fruits. (Initial investment: ₦50,000 - ₦200,000)

Remember to:

- Conduct thorough market research
- Create a solid business plan
- Manage your finances effectively
- Seek mentorship and guidance

Choose a business that aligns with your skills, interests, and market demand. Good luck!

CyrusVI:
How many signals do you drop per day?

SavageResponse:
First ask him how many people in his family he has been able to enrich through it

As ona two don catch me na... Don't worry I will post screenshot of winning trades and brag that I make millions monthly. Watch out for my reply.

I wan tax newbie for my DM, see as ona spoil business

Shidinky:
use it to buy 500$ and trade stock options online with your phone
should yield around 150 to 200$ monthly extra for you
i can be giving you the signals to trade

How does one who's not in the USA trade on stock options?
Which platform allows that?

Free2Fly:
How does one who's not in the USA trade on stock options?
Which platform allows that?

There are many
Platforms

Shidinky:
There are many
Platforms

Are you sure you know what stock options trading is all about?
That's different from the normal stocking trading being done via Trove, Bamboo, etc.

Option trading is not available in Nigeria

Classicboy1:
Fellow nairalanders, pls what business can I start with 700k?
I just sold 75% of my Pï coins and after doing some things, I have about 700k left.
This is the first time I'm having such amount of money tbh so I really hope I can use it well.
I know the economy is bad but saving 700k is not a small thing to do for the average Nigerian.
I currently work as a fuel attendant and the money I get daily plus my salary is only enough for feeding and normal costs of living.
I'm 25 and I'm Male jsyk
Serious advice needed, thanks

. What did you eventually decide upon??

[I want to ask the same question too]Fellow nairalanders, pls what business can I start with 700k?
I just sold 75% of my Pï coins and after doing some things, I have about 700k left.
This is the first time I'm having such amount of money tbh so I really hope I can use it well.
I know the economy is bad but saving 700k is not a small thing to do for the average Nigerian.
I currently work as a fuel attendant and the money I get daily plus my salary is only enough for feeding and normal costs of living.
I'm 25 and I'm Male jsyk
Serious advice needed, thanks[/quote]

Lucasinho:
Pi will turn to $10 before December

Nostradumus how far?

December don pass

Sugarboy87:
[I want to ask the same question too]Fellow nairalanders, pls what business can I start with 700k?
I just sold 75% of my Pï coins and after doing some things, I have about 700k left.
This is the first time I'm having such amount of money tbh so I really hope I can use it well.
I know the economy is bad but saving 700k is not a small thing to do for the average Nigerian.
I currently work as a fuel attendant and the money I get daily plus my salary is only enough for feeding and normal costs of living.
I'm 25 and I'm Male jsyk
Serious advice needed, thanks

Go keep it in MMF while you strategize, refrain from entertaining ideas that seem greedy. There's a thread on MMF in the investment section. Cheers