₦airaland Forum

diebuhari1:
Yoruba Muslims and crime are like Buhari and insecurity

Richdad50:
I like this Guy. He is an Investor. I will invest in Codeine and Tramadol and ship it to the North. Billionaire in the making

Valindazz:
what Business can that get you in Nigeria ?

franozx:
afonjas are really fast learners o

abdelrahman:
Mumu eyan,can't u use that 200,000 to invest in legal business?

GrammarCheck:
This is annoying

Is ghanian marijuana now better than osgobo weed

Buy Nigerian. Use Nigerian.

He should have invested this N10m in Agbor. See what stupidity has caused

grossintel:
Name one business you can do with that, that can guarantee at least 20% ROI in 1 month. Oya, answer? 20 Marks.

drehdinho:
I wanted to reply him too, but I concluded he's one of the nairaland kids.


Some of these children don't even know the situation of things in the country, because their parents do everything for them.


We can't all be the same. After my graduation I did hard labor. I know how it felt.

If I had known hard labor was my purpose in life, I wouldn't have bothered to procure education, is the feel of you have when all your ego is striped off while you are on the street, facing all sorts of shits, as an unemployed graduate.

But then, what's the reason for not sentencing to life imprisonment or death sentence a politician who stole billions of dollars. And if this law has been in place, there would have been enough justification for subjecting the criminal to punishment.

It's demeaning for a graduate to be reduced to hawking or related jobs as a result of unemployment caused by the incompetence and wickedness of our leaders.


We only live once. A reasonable man won't continue to push even where he knows for sure there's no more hope for him.

Only God will help this country.

grossintel:
Name one business you can do with that, that can guarantee at least 20% ROI in 1 month. Oya, answer? 20 Marks.

grossintel:
Don't mind the kid, talking trash like he knows what he's saying. When I was into phone business, sometimes phones purchased for 100k only have 5k profit after you sell it all, some will be sold immediately,
some will stay in my shop for almost a year, some was never sold till I closed the business. I only made some money to keep the business running because I know how to fix phones and that was my saving grace. Yesterday I went to visit a friend of mine at her shop, after she closed for the day we went to collect debt owed to her by someone who purchased goods from her on credit. She's into indomine and spaghetti sales in wholesale.

When she collected the money, it was 95k I asked her what's her profit from the money and she said 2k I was like Jesus! Just 2k?

Which business you wan do with 200k for naija abeg? Don't even mention importation of lady shoes and all that crap, the only way to make sales is by giving them on credit, but that's not sales, it's collecting your money! 200k is just too small to think of starting a business in Nigeria. Just save your self the stress and try bet9ja.

OhiOfIhima:
The man has a point but still not enough reason to venture into a business that the society frown at. Pray u shld never witness d so call poverty especially seeing your love ones go through d agony n nothing u cant do to help. I swear is a hell bent.

drehdinho:
On this issue, we can continue on and on, nonetheless no excuse will be enough to justify crime.

Graduates needs to be smart, but not being smart with evil ideas.

There are a few things one can do and still make his millions here in Nigeria, even without leaving the corner of your home. It might sound incredible, but it's just the truth.

Unemployed graduate that wants to be financially free should go and learn how to skill. After mastering it well, he can begin to sell the service in exchange for money on freelance platforms.

I thank God for my life and for everyone that contributed to me growth. It hasn't been easy breaking poverty's gate of brass.

grossintel:
Lol, bro I'm a freelancer check my profile. This is the in thing right now and this is what I do presently. Now I was quoting the guy because he said the guy should have started a profitable business with 200k, now I want him to tell me exactly what kind of business would be profitable to start with that amount.

drehdinho:
My brother, we are lucky to have been part of the freelancers. It really has changed a lot of lives.

My concern is just about the half backed sellers or those with the dirty mind of scam parading those platforms. I wish only matured folks are exposed to freelance; I mean those who really need financial aid, the unemployed.

I just can't cheat or afford to misbehave to my clients because I have integrity to protect.

Even though sometimes, clients pay me outside of the platform and before delivering the job, I still ensure I do my best, and never to run away with the money. This is even in a situation where the mode in which most of these clients pay me is not easily traceable ( I mean through bitcoin). This is the kind of life I expect of every Nigerian freelancers.

Honestly, before I introduce anyone to this business, I study the person to know his level of integrity.


It bothers me hearing stories of how Nigerians scam one another over $7 reviews and some other ignoble related stories like that.

As for me, I want to quickly do and pack enough money from the platform, and use it set up confirm physical businesses before the senseless ones force the managements to promulgate a law or policy that will restrict Nigerians; I know it's a stage we are getting to soon. I know my people; they never disappoint.

I even heard the Yahoo Yahoo boys have taken the platforms as part of the prominent places they fetch their mugus from.

drehdinho:
My brother, we are lucky to have been part of the freelancers. It really has changed a lot of lives.

My concern is just about the half backed sellers or those with the dirty mind of scam parading those platforms. I wish only matured folks are exposed to freelance; I mean those who really need financial aid, the unemployed.

I just can't cheat or afford to misbehave to my clients because I have integrity to protect.

Even though sometimes, clients pay me outside of the platform and before delivering the job, I still ensure I do my best, and never to run away with the money. This is even in a situation where the mode in which most of these clients pay me is not easily traceable ( I mean through bitcoin). This is the kind of life I expect of every Nigerian freelancers.

Honestly, before I introduce anyone to this business, I study the person to know his level of integrity.


It bothers me hearing stories of how Nigerians scam one another over $7 reviews and some other ignoble related stories like that.

As for me, I want to quickly do and pack enough money from the platform, and use it set up confirm physical businesses before the senseless ones force the managements to promulgate a law or policy that will restrict Nigerians; I know it's a stage we are getting to soon. I know my people; they never disappoint.

I even heard the Yahoo Yahoo boys have taken the platforms as part of the prominent places they fetch their mugus from.

skayT:
Please help a brother in need with the freelance sites. I'm a graphics designer, very good with Photoshop

Valindazz:
what Business can that get you in Nigeria ?

OhiOfIhima:
The man has a point but still not enough reason to venture into a business that the society frown at. Pray u shld never witness d so call poverty especially seeing your love ones go through d agony n nothing u cant do to help. I swear is a hell bent.

Olalan:
No excuse for doing crime other than greed and laziness

Rachelsblog:
Lagos state police command has arrested a man named Gafar Ademolake for allegedly smuggling Indian hemp worth N10million into Nigeria from Ghana. . The 38yr old who claimed to be a graduate of International Relations, Unilag, said he took to the business when he couldn’t get an employment after graduation. .

He explained that after his graduation and NYSC, he waited for about three years at home, doing nothing, before a friend, who was already into the business, introduced him to it. .
He recollected:
“After thinking about the business, I decided to try it. I first invested N200, 000 and made a whooping profit of N100, 000. In the past three years now, I have never looked back. I have made a lot of money.” .
According to the Newtelegraph said that before his arrest, he had just recently invested N10m and had already wired the money to the courier called Iya Ghana, living at Mile 2, area of Lagos. .

He noted that if he had secured a job after graduation, he wouldn’t have ventured into the drug business. He also admitted that the incredible profits from the drug business, made it difficult for him to continue searching for a legal job. .

He said:
“I regret my action. But I wanted to take my family away from poverty. That was why I decided to heed my friend’s advice and go into the drug business. I needed to survive. .
Police tracked me through my phone after two drivers, who had gone to bring the Indian hemps for me from the warehouse were arrested by at the Ojueleba area. This is the first time I have been arrested since I joined the business.” .
When asked what he had achieved since he started the business, Ademolake said:
“I have built two houses, and I have a car. I’m comfortable.”

The police said he will soon be charged to court after full investigation.


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