₦airaland Forum

Usmanovic95:
Na only she dey sell corn na, corn wey you fit see like 4 people sharing location, how will someone sell 250 corn in a day.

smallsmall:
And How much Annual Tax have you been paying on that #2.5Million?
Despite the #2.5Million, you still look Wretched.
Despite the #2.5Million, you have not been able to grow your Corn-Seller Business and you are still by the Roadside!
I pray you DONT get runover by a Truck.
Stockholm Syndrome at Play.

This kind of fake stories is what you hear, from poverty-stricken people who are offered Money to indict themselves.
In any sane Society, she will be forced to payback all owed \taxes or even go to Jail.

But ofcourse, this is just GOVT PROPAGANDA ON STEROID, using their Social Media Paid Influencers to spread lies.

smallsmall:
And How much Annual Tax have you been paying on that #2.5Million?
Despite the #2.5Million, you still look Wretched.
Despite the #2.5Million, you have not been able to grow your Corn-Seller Business and you are still by the Roadside!
I pray you DONT get runover by a Truck.
Stockholm Syndrome at Play.

This kind of fake stories is what you hear, from poverty-stricken people who are offered Money to indict themselves.
In any sane Society, she will be forced to payback all owed \taxes or even go to Jail.

But ofcourse, this is just GOVT PROPAGANDA ON STEROID, using their Social Media Paid Influencers to spread lies.

demstone:
U WANT TO MAKE 2 TO 3MILLION PER MONTH

YET U CNT FIGURE HOW TO SELL ORDINARY 250 CORN PER DAY...

BROS!!
GO ND GET A JOB

Usmanovic95:
You lots are totally disconnected with reality and I will rather go pick beans than engage you further .

Isobug:
You said all these only to validate what your personal lord and saviour wife said abi. You have just believed this chap of a joke.
Corn that is not even seen every month

demstone:
IT'S U WHO KNOWS NOTHING ABOUT HUSTLING ON THE STREET

I MADE MY 1ST MILLIONS SELLING GARI

NOW I RUN OTHER BUSINESSES

ANY IDI!!T CAN TURN 1BILLION TO 100BILLION

TURNING 1000 NAIRA TO 10MILLION IS D HARD PART

Breaker001:
May God forgive her for these lies.
At first,.she wanted to say twenty five thousand (#25,000), then she suddenly remembered she has been paid to tell the useless lie. 😎

Usmanovic95:
The beauty of this place is that it is a faceless platform, anyone can claim to be what they are not. Apologies for going against my words , but don't expect further response from me after this .

demstone:
U TOO BIG TO SELL AKARA

U WAN DO OIL & GAS...

BUT U BIN FORGET SAY EVEN DANGOTE 1ST SELL SALT

Gbadugbakun:
‎Many of the people calling her a liar may not fully understand how small businesses work.
‎
‎A bag of corn currently costs around ₦45,000 and typically contains 50–60 ears, depending on their size. If she's buying directly from farmers or wholesalers on the outskirts of Lagos, her cost price could be even more competitive.
‎
‎Let's do a simple calculation. If a bag contains 60 ears and each one sells for ₦500, that's ₦30,000 in revenue from the corn alone. She could also generate additional income by selling complementary items like ube and coconut, which usually carry healthy profit margins.
‎
‎In a high-traffic location, offering both boiled and roasted corn alongside ube and coconut could significantly increase sales volume. If, for example, she sells three bags' worth of corn in a day, that's about ₦90,000 in daily revenue from corn sales alone. Over 25 working days (excluding Sundays), that amounts to approximately ₦2.25 million in gross revenue, and that's before factoring in the extra income from ube and coconut.
‎
‎Of course, gross revenue is not the same as profit. Expenses such as purchasing stock, transportation, charcoal or cooking fuel, labour, rent (if applicable), and other operating costs would need to be deducted. However, the main point remains: with the right location, consistent customer traffic, and good business management, it's entirely possible for a corn-selling business to generate up to ₦2 million or more in monthly revenue.

smallsmall:
And How much Annual Tax have you been paying on that #2.5Million?
Despite the #2.5Million, you still look Wretched.
Despite the #2.5Million, you have not been able to grow your Corn-Seller Business and you are still by the Roadside!
I pray you DONT get runover by a Truck.
Stockholm Syndrome at Play.

This kind of fake stories is what you hear, from poverty-stricken people who are offered Money to indict themselves.
In any sane Society, she will be forced to payback all owed \taxes or even go to Jail.

But ofcourse, this is just GOVT PROPAGANDA ON STEROID, using their Social Media Paid Influencers to spread lies.

Gbadugbakun:
‎Many of the people calling her a liar may not fully understand how small businesses work.
‎
‎A bag of corn currently costs around ₦45,000 and typically contains 50–60 ears, depending on their size. If she's buying directly from farmers or wholesalers on the outskirts of Lagos, her cost price could be even more competitive.
‎
‎Let's do a simple calculation. If a bag contains 60 ears and each one sells for ₦500, that's ₦30,000 in revenue from the corn alone. She could also generate additional income by selling complementary items like ube and coconut, which usually carry healthy profit margins.
‎
‎In a high-traffic location, offering both boiled and roasted corn alongside ube and coconut could significantly increase sales volume. If, for example, she sells three bags' worth of corn in a day, that's about ₦90,000 in daily revenue from corn sales alone. Over 25 working days (excluding Sundays), that amounts to approximately ₦2.25 million in gross revenue, and that's before factoring in the extra income from ube and coconut.
‎
‎Of course, gross revenue is not the same as profit. Expenses such as purchasing stock, transportation, charcoal or cooking fuel, labour, rent (if applicable), and other operating costs would need to be deducted. However, the main point remains: with the right location, consistent customer traffic, and good business management, it's entirely possible for a corn-selling business to generate up to ₦2 million or more in monthly revenue.

Prestar:

Oh wow! Money dey this business Ooo! Ah ah…. Imagine now having 4 locations just simple like this. That will be ₦10,000,000 monthly. Choi!

COULD THIS BE TRUE? pic.twitter.com/0dVW8CA5A0

— Star Potter (@Starpotternews) July 6, 2026

Prestar:

Oh wow! Money dey this business Ooo! Ah ah…. Imagine now having 4 locations just simple like this. That will be ₦10,000,000 monthly. Choi!

COULD THIS BE TRUE? pic.twitter.com/0dVW8CA5A0

— Star Potter (@Starpotternews) July 6, 2026

Gbadugbakun:
‎Many of the people calling her a liar may not fully understand how small businesses work.
‎
‎A bag of corn currently costs around ₦45,000 and typically contains 50–60 ears, depending on their size. If she's buying directly from farmers or wholesalers on the outskirts of Lagos, her cost price could be even more competitive.
‎
‎Let's do a simple calculation. If a bag contains 60 ears and each one sells for ₦500, that's ₦30,000 in revenue from the corn alone. She could also generate additional income by selling complementary items like ube and coconut, which usually carry healthy profit margins.
‎
‎In a high-traffic location, offering both boiled and roasted corn alongside ube and coconut could significantly increase sales volume. If, for example, she sells three bags' worth of corn in a day, that's about ₦90,000 in daily revenue from corn sales alone. Over 25 working days (excluding Sundays), that amounts to approximately ₦2.25 million in gross revenue, and that's before factoring in the extra income from ube and coconut.
‎
‎Of course, gross revenue is not the same as profit. Expenses such as purchasing stock, transportation, charcoal or cooking fuel, labour, rent (if applicable), and other operating costs would need to be deducted. However, the main point remains: with the right location, consistent customer traffic, and good business management, it's entirely possible for a corn-selling business to generate up to ₦2 million or more in monthly revenue.

eepeepook:
People are making wealth in the real world. Broke people online are making noise. I will always respect the white man for monetizing ignorance. The door automatically became wide open for anyone to become a millionaire off others’ willful idiocy.

Gbadugbakun:
‎Many of the people calling her a liar may not fully understand how small businesses work.
‎
‎A bag of corn currently costs around ₦45,000 and typically contains 50–60 ears, depending on their size. If she's buying directly from farmers or wholesalers on the outskirts of Lagos, her cost price could be even more competitive.
‎
‎Let's do a simple calculation. If a bag contains 60 ears and each one sells for ₦500, that's ₦30,000 in revenue from the corn alone. She could also generate additional income by selling complementary items like ube and coconut, which usually carry healthy profit margins.
‎
‎In a high-traffic location, offering both boiled and roasted corn alongside ube and coconut could significantly increase sales volume. If, for example, she sells three bags' worth of corn in a day, that's about ₦90,000 in daily revenue from corn sales alone. Over 25 working days (excluding Sundays), that amounts to approximately ₦2.25 million in gross revenue, and that's before factoring in the extra income from ube and coconut.
‎
‎Of course, gross revenue is not the same as profit. Expenses such as purchasing stock, transportation, charcoal or cooking fuel, labour, rent (if applicable), and other operating costs would need to be deducted. However, the main point remains: with the right location, consistent customer traffic, and good business management, it's entirely possible for a corn-selling business to generate up to ₦2 million or more in monthly revenue.