tensazangetsu20:

100k everyday is 3 million a month which is 36 million a year. Around a 100k USD in revenue yearly. A lot of Nigerians do this businesses once they graduate so why is the still so much poverty if a ton of Nigerian youths make around 100k USD yearly doing business.

ec0malchemist:


That's because they lack access to information, they believe in getting a 'good job' which is non existent these days.

Also, they'd tell you that business is not for everyone.

When I finished from uni and was job hunting for several months, I just had to hit the street and learn importation and digital marketing so I won't make the statistics.

In present Nigeria, if you are not equipped with a hot skill or business.....e go hard o !!

ec0malchemist:


That's because they lack access to information, they believe in getting a 'good job' which is non existent these days.

Also, they'd tell you that business is not for everyone.

When I finished from uni and was job hunting for several months, I just had to hit the street and learn importation and digital marketing so I won't make the statistics.

In present Nigeria, if you are not equipped with a hot skill or business.....e go hard o !!

ec0malchemist post=98571093:
Getting rich in Nigeria is one of the easiest things to do if you have the right information, hot selling product, access to market and effective digital marketing skills

Find a problem and sell the solution.

Find a hot selling product, import it, brand it and sell more than 5000 pcs of it using facebook,, instagram, Nairaland, google and twitter ads.

Its capital intensive at first when starting out but at some point the journey becomes easy.

In Nigeria you do not need to re invent the wheel to get rich, just stick to what works.

Anyways I'm into gadget importation from US, wholesale // retail powerbank business and if you'd like to earn passive income...reach out to me.

Cheers !

ec0malchemist:


That's because they lack access to information, they believe in getting a 'good job' which is non existent these days.

Also, they'd tell you that business is not for everyone.

When I finished from uni and was job hunting for several months, I just had to hit the street and learn importation and digital marketing so I won't make the statistics.

In present Nigeria, if you are not equipped with a hot skill or business.....e go hard o !!

ec0malchemist:
Getting rich in Nigeria is one of the easiest things to do if you have the right information, hot selling product, access to market and effective digital marketing skills

Find a problem and sell the solution.

Find a hot selling product, import it, brand it and sell more than 5000 pcs of it using facebook,, instagram, Nairaland, google and twitter ads.

Its capital intensive at first when starting out but at some point the journey becomes easy.

In Nigeria you do not need to re invent the wheel to get rich, just stick to what works.

Go to instagram and mirror businesses and what they do.

some small ig businesses make nothing less than 100k in profit daily (skincare, wigs, food).

The list is just endless.

Anyways I'm into gadget importation from US, wholesale // retail powerbank business and if you'd like to earn passive income...reach out to me.

Cheers !

Gerrard59:


There's a limit to being rich in a country with anaemic economic growth. I will create a thread about this because the bold is a very lie.

ec0malchemist:


That's because they lack access to information, they believe in getting a 'good job' which is non existent these days.

Also, they'd tell you that business is not for everyone.

When I finished from uni and was job hunting for several months, I just had to hit the street and learn importation and digital marketing so I won't make the statistics.

In present Nigeria, if you are not equipped with a hot skill or business.....e go hard o !!

Kenn55:


See strategy

You want people to contact you so you start selling ebook. Sharp man

tensazangetsu20:

Masa a lot of Nigerian grsduates are into business. Mini importation, fashion design, Shoe selling, making food and selling with social media and they are still broke.

Jamestown123:
My aunt who use to work as a secatary in a pharmaceutical company in Kano, was sacked after Nigeria stop the importation of tramadol and other drugs into the country. She was with on 100k as of then I guess, when she was tired of staying home, she started a daycare around her street, with time people started trusting and bringing their children to her. Now she makes above 300k monthly. No multinational company has taken over her day care oo. The goal is not to become a billionaire, but the goal is to be financially free. Now think about many other opportunities that our youths haven't looked into. And for the records, my friend in Benue buy garri from benue and send it to Lagos and Kano, he makes 200k monthly. I'm into farming, and makes more than that. Look around your environment and see for yourself.

molybdenum0012:



Big lies. I see many graduates on my whatsup status selling one thing or the other. They are still damn broke.

Everybody cannot go into trading.. Nill. The problems with folks like you are that you are easily get used to the statusquoe, without asking question.

Let call a spade a spade. Making it legitimately in Nigeria is the hardest.

Gerrard59:


There's a limit to being rich in a country with anaemic economic growth. I will create a thread about this because the bold is a very lie.

Jamestown123:
My aunt who use to work as a secatary in a pharmaceutical company in Kano, was sacked after Nigeria stop the importation of tramadol and other drugs into the country. She was with on 100k as of then I guess, when she was tired of staying home, she started a daycare around her street, with time people started trusting and bringing their children to her. Now she makes above 300k monthly. No multinational company has taken over her day care oo. The goal is not to become a billionaire, but the goal is to be financially free. Now think about many other opportunities that our youths haven't looked into. And for the records, my friend in Benue buy garri from benue and send it to Lagos and Kano, he makes 200k monthly. [b]I'm into farming, [/b]and makes more than that. Look around your environment and see for yourself.

demanuel:

Is there a way we can work together? I am based in Lagos.

ec0malchemist:


I'm waiting, cc me.

Thank you.

Jamestown123:
I use to stay in Lagos before I came back to Benue last year May, when lockdown make me broke and hungry. How do you want us to work together self? because I have up to 200 hectares of land oo. But Don't know how to approach bank for agricultural loan. If u have any better ideal then I'm game oo.

demanuel:

Probably market some of your produce.

Jamestown123:
I use to stay in Lagos before I came back to Benue last year May, when lockdown make me broke and hungry. How do you want us to work together self? because I have up to 200 hectares of land oo. But Don't know how to approach bank for agricultural loan. If u have any better ideal then I'm game oo.

Jamestown123:
My aunt who use to work as a secatary in a pharmaceutical company in Kano, was sacked after Nigeria stop the importation of tramadol and other drugs into the country. She was with on 100k as of then I guess, when she was tired of staying home, she started a daycare around her street, with time people started trusting and bringing their children to her. Now she makes above 300k monthly. No multinational company has taken over her day care oo. The goal is not to become a billionaire, but the goal is to be financially free. Now think about many other opportunities that our youths haven't looked into. And for the records, my friend in Benue buy garri from benue and send it to Lagos and Kano, he makes 200k monthly. I'm into farming, and makes more than that. Look around your environment and see for yourself.

molybdenum0012:


LOL... Let them be deceiving themselves. Most girls you see on Instagram selling one thing or the others are doing olosho there. Even at that, they are still very poor. All this dm me business they are doing on social media only few of them are actually making better money, most are still very poor.

Those who do online business and earn in hard currency are those who make better money *cos of the value of naira. No mind them, they just like to talk as if they are blind to the prevalent abject poverty in the nation.

How can a country with widespread poverty and high unemployment rates be better than rich countries with low poverty and unemployment rate? How? Statistics are there now.. People should read abeg.

Gerrard59:


How do you contend with herdsmen in your area considering the vast swathe of land and crops planted on it?

Jamestown123:
Well, there are no herdsmen issues here. And am not using the land for now. I'm currently only using just 8 hectares.

Jamestown123:
How's that? I'm into cassava farming for now. And yes, sorghum. Or can you sell garri? I want to start delivering garri to Lagos oo.

tensazangetsu20:

It's still up by 154 percent in a week. The fight is crazy between retail investors and hedge funds. Around 1539 percent in a year. This is just GameStop. Tesla increased by 800 percent last year. Curtis did 300 percent in a day.

My point is America has so much the citizens can use to make money unlike the lies agbayas are heaping on us here.

tamudabu:


Just wondered. You still up?

tensazangetsu20:

Pump and dump for that stock is over. The retail traders have all made their points.

tamudabu:


You don't say, lol. Some apparently lost their shirts and are suing.



https://www.polygon.com/2021/2/17/22287804/gamestop-stock-price-lawsuit-roaring-kitty-reddit-robinhood

tensazangetsu20:

The guys suing got into the game late. Wise ones have moved on. I made this thread because contrary to the lies a lot of abroad Nigerians heap here the west is still the easiest place in the world to make money. Take Tesla just look at how much the stock has grown. Look at the growth last year. No comoany on the Nigerian stock exchange can bring in such earnings. The same thing in America is the same thing in LSE the same thing in the Tokyo stock exchange the same thing at the Hong Kong stock exchange. Most of this countries have a lot of ways for their citizens to make a lot of money and the good thing is the jobs are even there. So someone who Is working and prudent enough to take advantage of this market movements can become a millionaire and retire early.

Such opportunities aren't in Africa. Poverty is synonymous to the African continent.

tamudabu:

People who rode the NSE up to 60k in 2000 before the 2010 crash would not agree with you, neither would anyone who's reaped the almost 100% rise in the last 12 months.

Besides, the stock market is no indication of how easy it is to become wealthy in a country as many have pointed out on here. You got to work at it, and not just hope you'd be lucky stock picking wherever you are. And as someone already said, Nigeria has opportunity for job creation because a lot of work is yet to be done[i][/i][b][/b].

tensazangetsu20:

That's if the government allows you. The stock market is an indication of how healthy a country's economy is.

tensazangetsu20:
There's really nothing to be done in Nigeria. The country is doomed to get worst. It's what it is. Bookmark this comment and come back in ten years and let's see if Nigeria is better in anyway.