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Piggery business is less risky compared to poultry farming. Do your homework b4 starting any.

Figs:
Rubbish

Why is it rubbish ? If it is not meant for you just read and pass next time. It is meant for some people.

dauntless15:
i have always despised working in an office under a boss, reading a book called rich dad, poor dad increased my hatred for working under a boss, in a country like Nigeria theres no job security and if you look at it critically, you are actually working yourself up for your boss and the govt. and you'll have no time for yourself at all. i want to be my own boss and I'm sure i will realize that some days, with the right facilities readily available, heres some businesses that i will venture into and it will survive in Nigeria.

1. livestock farming: theres alot of gains in livestock farming if you know your way around it, am talking of getting a big space(land), and start little, maybe poultry, I'll buy all the breeds, in places with alot of hotels like lagos, portharcourt etc, i will rear broilers and advertise it to major hotels so I'll be supplying them meat, if theres capital I'll add a cold room to process the meat, and during festive periods demand will skyrocket, layers for thier eggs and there's also market for eggs, with time I'll venture into grasscutter farming and fishery, very easy to set up, and you supply bars and as you grow your customer base, you might end up buying a delivery van and it will be a smooth sail from then on.

2. importation of fairly used goods: my dad's friend does this, he brings alot of stuffs and you must have something to buy whenever you visit his exhibition, his imported goods ranges from laptops, phones, bicycles, home theaters, tvs, electrical appliances, household items, office chairs, washing machines, lawn movers, hover boards, even miniature bikes, mountain bikes and the good thing is crowds gather to wait for him whenever they hear he's two hours away, now he brings five or more cars in a truck each time he travels.

3. fashion boutique coupled with fashion designing: be a fashion designer and create unique styles which will make you stand out and you can also display fashion wears in your boutique to advertise your handwork

4. blogging: you just need internet access, a computer and a brain to start this, and choose a niche you know something about and you're good at.

5. hotel and catering services: this is self explanatory, but you need huge capital to start, you can start with a small setup more like a drive through or dinner, and choose a catchy name that stands out not common names like mama nkechi lip licking joint, be neat and create a nice environment, hire friendly workers to leave a remarkable experience on the minds of your customer so they'll come back for more

6. beer parlour: if you arent humble, hardworking with thick skin you cant pull this off because irresponsible people come to beer parlours and their behavior might annoy you so if you have what it takes go for it

7. delivery services: you can partner with major shopping outfits to be thier professional delivery service, outfits like konga, jumia etc.

8. dry cleaning service: dry cleaning is a profit making venture if you choose the right place to open it, i can only think of abuja

there are more of thise businesses but this is all i can think of

I'm glad that people some people have stopped waiting for white collar jobs in this present Nigeria,you'll wait forever! Welldone OP.

Nice one

Wailing

Food stuff trading

Agriculture

And my field. Transportation. People will always move around.

This unstable economy make things bit difficult

Palm oil and palm kennel oil extraction business.

Really

winkmart:
I Still import and make good profits. Just have a good marketing strategy. You will sell X3 of any amount you buy, irrespective of the exchange rate.

Am on my laptop self buying WRISTWATCHes from Abroad as I type.

Na wetin dey sustain me with this poor salary wey I dey receive for work be that.


I CAN TEACH YOU MY MARKETING TRICKS SHA FOR A TOKEN.

Let's relate na

lastpage:
Please Add GENERATORS and PETROL @#145/Litre to that list.
I wont envy you at all when you dont get Power for one week and Customer wants to wear his dress to one owanmbe party this weekend!
Lastpage!

Naso o

JVgal:
Selling of tomatoes should be number one

highly capital intensive. It's a disgrace that the yorubas who produced tomatoes have stopped farming. Otherwise, we wouldn't be suffering like this.

SageTravels:
Travel Agency Business is Booming Too

I would love to know more about this, I have had interest in it for a long time now.

dauntless15:
depends on your budget, but what you need is
* washing machines
*electric pressing iron
*dryers
*mild soap and detergents
*wide table, waist height,
* some bowls
* proper and presentable packaging

nice location

* Generator
*He needs space and the service of a washerman because not all clothes you can put in washing machine and dryer.

Importation Of Solar Generators that needs no battery is a big lucrative biz.

If you have the financial means, go to China. Contact Solar Panel Manufacturing Companies and Inverter Manufacturing companies to get your customized Products. The Panels must be Monocrystaline and Foldable . The Inverter must be Pure Sine Wave Gridtie ones. You can also make the Inverter 2way. Which means users will able to choose DC to AC or DC to DC. DV to DC consumes low wattage than AV to DC though at times, the Circuitry of each conversion level do determine the amount of needed wattage to power a load.

The main thing here is to make available to people Mobile Solar Charger that needs no cumbersome battery of any type.

It would even be a best thing if you can design a non-complex grid-tie Pure Sine Wave Inverter Circuit which with Maximum Protection on board. But if you can't, you can make any of those China base companies do the dew for you.

The Panel should be between 24 to 36v or higher if possible to reduce it size . It wattage must not be less than 100W. The grid tie inverter should be between 150 to 200W

Buyers especially Students will be able to charge there laptops, phones etc. On the go with ease.

dauntless15:
i have always despised working in an office under a boss, reading a book called rich dad, poor dad increased my hatred for working under a boss, in a country like Nigeria theres no job security and if you look at it critically, you are actually working yourself up for your boss and the govt. and you'll have no time for yourself at all. i want to be my own boss and I'm sure i will realize that some days, with the right facilities readily available, heres some businesses that i will venture into and it will survive in Nigeria.

1. livestock farming: theres alot of gains in livestock farming if you know your way around it, am talking of getting a big space(land), and start little, maybe poultry, I'll buy all the breeds, in places with alot of hotels like lagos, portharcourt etc, i will rear broilers and advertise it to major hotels so I'll be supplying them meat, if theres capital I'll add a cold room to process the meat, and during festive periods demand will skyrocket, layers for thier eggs and there's also market for eggs, with time I'll venture into grasscutter farming and fishery, very easy to set up, and you supply bars and as you grow your customer base, you might end up buying a delivery van and it will be a smooth sail from then on.

2. importation of fairly used goods: my dad's friend does this, he brings alot of stuffs and you must have something to buy whenever you visit his exhibition, his imported goods ranges from laptops, phones, bicycles, home theaters, tvs, electrical appliances, household items, office chairs, washing machines, lawn movers, hover boards, even miniature bikes, mountain bikes and the good thing is crowds gather to wait for him whenever they hear he's two hours away, now he brings five or more cars in a truck each time he travels.

3. fashion boutique coupled with fashion designing: be a fashion designer and create unique styles which will make you stand out and you can also display fashion wears in your boutique to advertise your handwork

4. blogging: you just need internet access, a computer and a brain to start this, and choose a niche you know something about and you're good at.

5. hotel and catering services: this is self explanatory, but you need huge capital to start, you can start with a small setup more like a drive through or dinner, and choose a catchy name that stands out not common names like mama nkechi lip licking joint, be neat and create a nice environment, hire friendly workers to leave a remarkable experience on the minds of your customer so they'll come back for more

6. beer parlour: if you arent humble, hardworking with thick skin you cant pull this off because irresponsible people come to beer parlours and their behavior might annoy you so if you have what it takes go for it

7. delivery services: you can partner with major shopping outfits to be thier professional delivery service, outfits like konga, jumia etc.

8. dry cleaning service: dry cleaning is a profit making venture if you choose the right place to open it, i can only think of abuja

there are more of thise businesses but this is all i can think of

what about buying grains after this planting season an store till when the price is high...

no matter how the economy of my country looks like. I must survive.... make mine survive Nairalander. I paint

mrsage:
Food stuff trading

Agriculture

And my field. Transportation. People will always move around.

Please throw a lil more light on your field, i have great interest in it.

eyimba02:
what about buying grains after this planting season an store till when the price is high...

money and storage are big problems, pests are always there to help you out

emerged01:
* Generator
*He needs space and the service of a washerman because not all clothes you can put in washing machine and dryer.

good points forgot those

HomeOfMe:
I'm glad that people some people have stopped waiting for white collar jobs in this present Nigeria,you'll wait forever! Welldone OP.

thanks, i hate white collar jobs since forever am just schooling to be referred to as educated and my course is more like a hobby not a profession (computer science)

I love your mindset.
You will succeed.
Continue to think business

dauntless15:
i have always despised working in an office under a boss, reading a book called rich dad, poor dad increased my hatred for working under a boss, in a country like Nigeria theres no job security and if you look at it critically, you are actually working yourself up for your boss and the govt. and you'll have no time for yourself at all. i want to be my own boss and I'm sure i will realize that some days, with the right facilities readily available, heres some businesses that i will venture into and it will survive in Nigeria.

1. livestock farming: theres alot of gains in livestock farming if you know your way around it, am talking of getting a big space(land), and start little, maybe poultry, I'll buy all the breeds, in places with alot of hotels like lagos, portharcourt etc, i will rear broilers and advertise it to major hotels so I'll be supplying them meat, if theres capital I'll add a cold room to process the meat, and during festive periods demand will skyrocket, layers for thier eggs and there's also market for eggs, with time I'll venture into grasscutter farming and fishery, very easy to set up, and you supply bars and as you grow your customer base, you might end up buying a delivery van and it will be a smooth sail from then on.

2. importation of fairly used goods: my dad's friend does this, he brings alot of stuffs and you must have something to buy whenever you visit his exhibition, his imported goods ranges from laptops, phones, bicycles, home theaters, tvs, electrical appliances, household items, office chairs, washing machines, lawn movers, hover boards, even miniature bikes, mountain bikes and the good thing is crowds gather to wait for him whenever they hear he's two hours away, now he brings five or more cars in a truck each time he travels.

3. fashion boutique coupled with fashion designing: be a fashion designer and create unique styles which will make you stand out and you can also display fashion wears in your boutique to advertise your handwork

4. blogging: you just need internet access, a computer and a brain to start this, and choose a niche you know something about and you're good at.

5. hotel and catering services: this is self explanatory, but you need huge capital to start, you can start with a small setup more like a drive through or dinner, and choose a catchy name that stands out not common names like mama nkechi lip licking joint, be neat and create a nice environment, hire friendly workers to leave a remarkable experience on the minds of your customer so they'll come back for more

6. beer parlour: if you arent humble, hardworking with thick skin you cant pull this off because irresponsible people come to beer parlours and their behavior might annoy you so if you have what it takes go for it

7. delivery services: you can partner with major shopping outfits to be thier professional delivery service, outfits like konga, jumia etc.

8. dry cleaning service: dry cleaning is a profit making venture if you choose the right place to open it, i can only think of abuja

there are more of thise businesses but this is all i can think of

I love your mindset.
You will succeed.
Continue to think business

habex005:
beer parlour joint can cost how much.

create a natural environment it wont cost much, you just need land, get hay and biuld round bush bars like huts, deep freezers, sign with companies to be supplying you beer and you'll be paying back everytime they come to resuply

jmann2:
I love your mindset.
You will succeed.
Continue to think business

I've been thinking bro and when i save enough I'll start my own, with God I'll make a name for myself

SageTravels:
Travel Agency Business is Booming Too

I'm curious about the travel agency business in Nigeria. Are you talking about international travel alone, or intranational travel also

dauntless15:
thanks, i hate white collar jobs since forever am just schooling to be referred to as educated and my course is more like a hobby not a profession (computer science)

That's the spirit! My brother graduated from OAU studied Economics,after that he served and worked at a vehicle manufacturing company for just two years,after that he decided he wanted to be his own boss-we thought he was joking. Before we knew it he became a consultant;travels around the world now. He started without a dime! When he sits down with you and talk,you'll not want him to go-i call him an economic-strategist and life coach. I am his elder sister but I learn a lot from him. So i'd advice you to keep it up and keep exploring and expanding,one day you'll have hundreds of people working for you.

@dauntless15; those are nice trades especially number 1 because Nigerians like food too much.

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Emeka71:
@dauntless15; those are nice trades especially number 1 because Nigerians like food too much.

lol funny but true

Dauntless15

Op, I mentioned you to be double sure you'll read my post.

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GOD BLESS THE WOMB THAT HELD YOU!!!






You just made my day with that Livestock thing.
My school is on strike(KSU) and I volunteered to teach in a secondary school where teachers were urgently needed. They gave me Animal Husbandary and Agricultural Science. Those are the subjects I teach. And it has opened my eyes to the money spinner called Livestock farming.

I think I wanna jump into it.