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kroger:
I'm actively looking to invest in early-stage tech startups or innovative ideas with real market potential. If you're building something scalable in areas like fintech, or AI, I'd love to hear from you.

Please share:

A brief summary of your idea or product

The problem you're solving

Your current stage (idea, MVP, traction, etc.)

What you’re looking for (funding, partnership, etc.)

Let’s build something great. Send me a DM or email me Juniorsecond1@gmail.com

Hi kroger, I see you’re focused on early-stage tech startups, which is good. While this offer is not 100% A.I, I’d like to highlight a tech-enabled, agro-real esttae investment model that is scalable meets real market demand.

Ikore Farm & Resort Estate in Iseyin, Oyo State, allows investors like you to own farmland while a professional agric team manages the cassava farming. We plan to make it semi-mechanized so we can also empower people and create jobs for the Iseyin people. Technology will be used for farm monitoring, yield tracking, and operational efficiency, meaning that it is data-driven.

This is not just about buying land. I know you have heard a lot about land investment. This is a project that intends to solve a real Nigerian problem. RIght now, Nigeria faces food scarcity. Over 150 million people struggle to access three meals daily. At the same time, investors want reliable returns in a sector that isn’t volatile like crypto or early-stage tech.

Ikore Farm comes with an irrevocable C of O title. Active investors can see returns from cassava yields within 6 to 12 months.

I hope this meets with your needs and interests, and if it does, don't hesitate to reach out to me or reply here.

HitTheFloor:
I have 400 million in loose change and I want to lock it in a high yield savings account with Fairmoney. I will get around 82 million naira annually and I plan to repeat this for the next five years.

Has anyone here done business with fairmoney? Especially with a substantial amount.

I'm not business savvy so I don't want to start a brick and mortar establishment. I also don't want any Forex or crypto. I just want to build wealth with low risk.

Ikore is calling your name, you will answer a billion times

One of the best Nigerian Senators

KWAM 3

I am so much loving this Christmas

oliverwrites:
Hi all, I started this thread last year but it hasn't gotten enough views and still want more opinions.

Hi all, I need ideas and want to borrow from you all.

If you are family man and have 25-50m loose cash to invest, what will you invest it on?

Please I am not interested in any Japa talks, it is not for me and I won't consider it at all.

I am looking for businesses that can fetch me between 3-5m profit per month.

I am currently on the verge of putting 5m on a farm but want another business that I can invest 25-50m on that is able to fetch me 3-5m per month.

Hi,

I don't know how relevant this response will be, but if you are still here, you can consider it. I have gone through your comments on this thread, and can deduce that you are a proactive thinker, and not just that, you should like someone who wants to optimize financial security by diversifying her sources of income.

Like you, I was also an SEO expert, I setup websites, Amazon-niche sites and flipped them for profit, worked on clients' site portfolio, wrote valuable content that secured Adsense monetization, and I had my own websites then, especially a tech website that consistently pulled in 60k U.S traffic every month, I was offered $15,000 for it, but turned it down, and within a few months, the whole thing crashed - all thanks to the Google Algorithm update and my life never remained the same again. My mistake was that I didn't diversify and didn't think ahead, so when everything came crashing, I had no soft landing. None of my sites was spared; each time I opened GSC, the graph was pointing downwards. The sites werent getting traffic and so, they weren't making money. I couldn't renew my domains or hosting again.

Well ... that's not what I am here to say.
After the whole crash, I found a new love in Generative AI and Faceless YouTube Automation. I took interest in Real Estate and that's what I want to share with you:

If your goal is a business that can give steady returns, agriculture is one of the few sectors in Nigeria that is both essential and profitable, especially with the current food scarcity. People will always need food, and crops like cassava, maize, and rice have constant demand for household consumption and industrial use (garri, flour, starch, ethanol, and animal feed).

Many investors who start with modest capital are already seeing steady returns by either farming directly or partnering with managed farms where professionals handle planting, management, and harvesting. This way, you don’t need to be on the farm daily, but your money still works for you.

For example, we have a project that you would like and it is called Ikore Farm & Resort Estate. This estate is located in Iseyin, Oyo State, which is known for its fertile soil and environment for farming activities. We offer a model where investors like you can own farmland and earn from fully managed cassava farms.

Since you have kids and are planning for them. This model will favour not just you but them because you will also benefit from land appreciation. The farmland is yours forever, and since the company is going to be farming on it, it remains an asset that will keep producing and generating returns and profits for you every year.

At Ikore Farm, you can own an acre (6 plots totalling 3,000 square meters) of a cassava farm for N4M. The cool thing is that with your 25–50 million, you can scale your investment across multiple acres, diversify your investment, and still earn more returns from the cassava yield, compared to those with fewer acres. Your peace of mind is also secured because the farm is properly and professionally managed by our agro firm.

If you want more information, I can still share details with you upon request, before you make any commitment.

Syntaxbyte:
Hello, please enlightened me, I am a software developer and I usually earn good sometimes.

But doing that alone may not be wise especially in this our Nigeria economy.

Please what can I start with at least 1-2 million as side hustle.

Thank you 🙏

You’re thinking in the right direction. Relying on one income in this economy is risky, even in tech, where things can be up and down.

With 1–2 million, one of the safest places to look right now is food production/agriculture. The simple truth is this: no matter the exchange rate, election, or policy change, people must eat every single day.

We’re already seeing food scarcity and rising prices, and that’s why many investors are moving quietly into farming and making steady returns, especially from crops like cassava, cocoa, rubber, oil palm, cashew, sorghum, maize and rice.

Cassava has been very profitable because it is used for garri, fufu, flour, starch, and ethanol. So there is constant demand, meaning you’re not stuck looking for buyers.

That’s why I usually recommend the Ikore Farm & Resort Estate in Iseyin, Oyo State. It’s good for someone like you who is busy with a tech job because:
- you own the farmland
- professionals handle the farming for you
- you don’t need to be physically present
- you earn from the cassava yield + land value appreciation

You can get started within that ₦1–2 million range through flexible plans depending on land size. It’s a side hustle that doesn’t clash with your dev work and still builds long-term assets.

If you’d like details, do reach out, and I’ll share everything you need.

Where would you like to have your next property?

This is sound advice, especially the first point. If he adheres to it, he won't go broke and beg for money in old age.
At that age, money should be working for him and not vice versa

It pays and is very rewarding

PWANMaxGroup:
This is the future of secure, passive agricultural investment.

📍 Location: Wasimi, Ado-Iwaye, Iseyin LGA, Oyo State

📞 For Enquiries / Inspection / To Get Started: Send a WhatsApp message to +234-903-112-4716

I am amazed at how Nairalanders are responding to this. If you are seeing this, you can't afford to miss pout on this opportunity. We have over 400 acres up for grabs.

Jman06:
Please guys, I want to devote this thread to investment guidance by investment gurus on this forum.

As year 2025 is winding down and year 2026 is fast approaching, it'll be nice for us to share investment guidance for those who would like to make profitable investments from January to benefit.

Please any suggestions you're making for us should be based on a sound knowledge of the sector you want us to invest in. Please scammers and jjcs should steer clear of this thread... thanks

Seun, please support this thread so that those of us that have become accustomed to your forum would also benefit financially by being properly guided on what to invest in.
Some of us have some spare cash we wouldn't want to spend during the Christmas celebration but would like to invest same as we return from Christmas.

So guys, please suggest. Your suggestions could be stocks, crypto or even any business you think would be worth investing in. Thanks as you suggest.

Thank you for creating this thread and I believe it will help educate people and also help other people on this forum gain profitable business ideas that will change their financial situation come 2026.

To be honest, one sector that won’t fade anytime soon is agriculture. It has been there since the days of our fathers, and it is still here, it isn't fading out anytime soon. Food is getting more expensive because demand is high and supply is low. With over 150 million Nigerians struggling to even get three meals daily, it’s clear that food production is one of the safest places to put money right now.

That’s why a lot of smart investors have quietly moved into farming. They’re not on social media making noise, but they are cashing out from crops like cassava, maize, cocoa, oil palm, cashew, and rice, because people must eat, no matter the economy.

Cassava especially is very profitable because it is used for garri, flour, fufu, ethanol, starch and animal feed. It has a ready market and it never goes out of demans, so investors don’t start worrying about “who will buy it?”.

That’s where Ikore Farm & Resort Estate in Iseyin, Oyo State comes in. The model is simple:
You own the farmland, and a professional team manages the cassava farming for you - our company does everything for you from soil preparation/land preparation to planting and harvesting. So even if you don’t know anything about farming, you can still benefit from the sector.

Each acre (6 plots of 3,000sqm) currently goes for ₦4 million with a flexible 3-month payment plan. At the end of the planting season, you earn up to 80% of the cassava yield, and the land itself still appreciates in value. You own land and the products on your land, and your acre is guaranteed to bring you returns every year.

If you’re curious, the best thing is reach out.

Let's keep our fingers crossed

We build, you move in!

What kind of businessman do you want to be in 2026: the type that chases after money or the one that money chases?

What kind of businessman do you want to be in 2026: the type that chases after money or the one that money chases?

Ikore is calling your name, will you answer the call?

Ikore Farm Estate is still open; we are in the season of love.

Ikore is calling your name, will you answer??

We are still available, send a message today!

We are still available, send a message today!

DeclanR:
God of the orphans should locate me and my younger ones. Hmmmm. I don't even know what to say

You are blessed brother

It's a time to show love to one another.
This is a great gesture for him, and everyone should model this by giving to neighbors, communities, and people in need.
I hope it reaches everyone.

It's the Christmas season.
Get some acres of land at Ikore and see 2026 smiling at you

It's the Christmas season.
Get some acres of land at Ikore and see 2026 smiling at you

It's the Christmas season.
Get some acres of land at Ikore and see 2026 smiling at you

It's the Christmas season.
Get some acres of land at Ikore and see 2026 smiling at you

It's the Christmas season.
Get some acres of land at Ikore and see 2026 smiling at you

Acres are going for sale at Ikore for N4 million per acre