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jam04:
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With the right paper work in place, your investment is safe. Give us a try.

PS: I remember we once exchanged mail(s) regarding this investment

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Aareonakakanfo:




http://dawncommission.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/DAWN-EXECUTIVE-SUMMARY-FINAL.pdf

Aareonakakanfo:



I can confidently tell you the future is bright for the Yoruba nation ones we leave this contraption

Everytime I read the DAWN document,I smile.

The blueprint is there,Nigeria is just the stumbling bock

galadima77:
I doubt there's anywhere in the world where govt involves itself directly in d mining industry. U only encourage investors by creating enabling environment so the inbestor can pay revenues and employ ur teeming youths.

What obtains in the North is a few companies without mining intentions or poor financial capacities apply for licences over the said areas with as little as less than a million naira and beautiful proposals, then obtain the license and sit back waiting for a foreign company to come and buy same site or sign MOU worth 10 million and above for what was obtained at far lesser amount.

In this regard, very few coys show up and what u see is a proliferation of illegal miners exploiting these sites. Or worst still the foreigners are told most sites av bn obtained and fall victim of fraudsters who sell worthless sites to potential investors. Not to mention the bureaucracies in obtaining such licences.

U only mentioned gold...what about gems; tourmaline, rutile, amethyst, beryl,etc then for industrial minerals; tantalite, gypsum, talc, wolframite, manganese, galena, silica sand, limestone, etc the list is lenghty

Government needs to do alot in checking the bottlenecks listed above, create a secure and conducive environment for potemtial investors, cos in the long run the government is the ultimate beneficiary.

Galadima from Minna
Concerned Geologist

oduastates:
my score for Fashola is 30 %, which is better than the -100% I score the other foolz.
In other words,most of the others are not fit to manage a small poultry, and they should be nowhere near government.

Why 30%?
I spared Fashola and tinubu of any criticism when the diabolical and evil Jonathan regime was around, but this was not because without fault.
We are so used to mediocrity that an outlier is always celebrated.
We cannot even build our damn roads.( Note that the streets of Ife were paved more than 600 years ago)
For example, after 16 years In government, the SW governors have not deemed it necessary to educate enough citizens to do most of the technical work which are given to foreigners.
They are incapable of looking beyond their immediate political and family circle. And to these people,they give minor the work on which they deliver substandard work.
You want to build bridges, call the Germans in Julius Berger.

You want build roads, call some uneducated Syrians, a Lebanese plumber or a company called RCC.
As " better than the rest " as Fashola is, he is still far from the mentality of the leaders who developed south Korea and Singapore.
One thing for sure, their leaders did not spare the change on primary, secondary, tertiary and civic education.
Technical education was also so important that south Korea at a point sent 20,000 nurses to Germany because they had trained so many.
Also, every spare change and borrowing was spent on industrial infrastructure like Steel, power,machine tools, chemical plant, water, agriculture etc.
What about the arrogance of nationalism? They made sure that whereever possible, they built their stuffs themselves thereby learning from mistake.
If Fashola and tinubu cannot find competent enough and young omoluabis to do most of the jobs they contract out to foreigners, then they are what they are;
Persons in positions of leadership for the times.

Appleyard:
Each time i hear, see or read this man talk, i am always thrilled! And whenever the two nations-Russia and China-comes together like this, i hear angry buttocks cringes against unconfortable seats accross the Western hemisphere, particularly at a certain house; while sleepless eyes roam the screens monitoring the satellites struggling to keep tags on the evergrowing imminent alliance between the two most vocal and opposing foes of the Hegemon.
But the Hegemon had it coming all along!
Look up! The fruite is getting ripe, the Fall is on its way. And what a mighty fall it shall be!

The Vice Presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, says an APC-led Federal Government can provide steady power supply by installing Independent Power Projects in strategic parts of the country.

The Senior Advocate of Nigeria added that his party would ensure that the privatisation of the power sector is given a larger scope if the APC takes over.

Osinbajo, who is the running mate of Maj.Gen Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), said this at a Ketu town hall meeting organised by Friends of Osinbajo in Lagos on Sunday.

He said already, IPPs were being used to provide steady electricity in courts and hospitals across Lagos State and this could be expanded.

He said, “What we must understand is that the Federal Government has privatised power distribution and generation, not transmission and we feel transmission should be privatised as well. We don’t have power today because generating plants can’t get gas supply and this is also largely because of the bad pipes.

“If we wait until we can set up proper gas infrastructure, it can take 10 to 15 years before we can get steady power supply.

“So, we have decided to decentralise power. For example, in Lagos we have IPPs in Marina which generates 10 megawatts and it powers hospitals and courts. We also have in Ikeja. They do not have problems of gas supply. The IPPs are directly connected to the place we want it to power.

“If we can mobilise our trade groups in certain areas, we can provide 24-hour power for them. Also, we can then provide for local governments. In Lagos for instance, the state government already knows the power needs of each local government so we can provide IPPs as well.”

Osinbajo added that the price of gas must also be deregulated so that more private companies could invest in the sector and increase power supply.

The APC candidate also berated the Peoples Democratic Party-led Federal Government for failing to address the issue of insecurity.

While making reference to a CNN report in which soldiers claimed that they paid for their uniforms and boots with their money, Osinbajo said it was evident that President Goodluck Jonathan was only paying lip service to the fight against insurgency.

He promised that Buhari, as an ex-serviceman, would not take the issue of insecurity with levity if voted into power.

FastShipping:


Yes, but we have to move the vehicle from Oakland, CA to Jacksonville, FL. For a car, $1100 and for an SUV $1200 to the port in Florida and $950 to Lagos. My advice to you is to avoid buying vehicle from CA because it cost a fortune to transport a vehicle from CA to the port in FL.

Buy from East Coast where trucking is between $200-$500; depending on location of purchase.

FastShipping:


Yes, but we have to move the vehicle from Oakland, CA to Jacksonville, FL. For a car, $1100 and for an SUV $1200 to the port in Florida and $950 to Lagos. My advice to you is to avoid buying vehicle from CA because it cost a fortune to transport a vehicle from CA to the port in FL.

Buy from East Coast where trucking is between $200-$500; depending on location of purchase.

Lesgupnigeria: From my previous articles,i analysed how agriculture will be the mainstay of our economy in the nearest future.How our major buyers of oil will look else where for oil ( US our major buyer have stopped buying oil from Nigeria and have started drilling and exporting shale oil and Gas)
We now have india as our only major buyer with different countries competitors now discovering oil.
It has also be stated that in the next 40years,our oil will.be depleted which is also another cause for reasoning and diversified into a sustainable and wealth creating ventures.
It is like 100 vegetable oil suppliers fighting to sell to 1 customers. I think it is simple reasoning for a savvy investors that there is no future in that kind of business except you find other ways to capture value from the customer differentiated from other competitors.
Nigeria is blessed with so much inexhaustible land resources for agriculture but due to numerous land tenure system militating against investors having access to land.
Thats the reason for thousands of farmers/producers with small scale farms ( less than 5Ha)
But there is only one way to tap into the riches in agriculture which is BY PROCESSING OF AGRIC PRODUCTS.
Processing/manufactiring of agro commodities is the gateway to making millions in no time. Its not only safeguard you from land issues,it put you in a strategic good price giver position in the market.
Producers/Farmers can be organised into groups to produced the raw materials for the factories which will.safeguard agaonst having issues with land problems associated with agriculture.
Although,processing requires a lot of money to start up,it is worth it in terms of millions it will.generate in no much time with your investment recovered back.
Assuming 6Million is required to start a small scale cassava flour,you can start saving 500K/month for a year to accomplish that or 250K/month for 2 years.
Remember when there is a will and determination,there is a way.
Ethanol,flours such as rice flour,beans,plantain,banana,corn.flour,car tyres(made from rubber) are some of the processed products from agriculture.
I now understand why Dangote said"one of his earliest mistake he made was starting late manufacturing commodities he was trading in"
Agribusiness Companies in.developing countries like Brazil,Argentina that have started processing of agricultural products are now raking in billions of cash annually
One of them LosGrobo,a family business and also into.farming of wheat,corn and.soybeans raked in over 1 billion dollar last year just by processing of wheat alone.
This is the future of prosperity in the agribusiness industry.
Kindly Drop your comment ,questions
For technical advice,
To write up business plan, feasibity study and setting up Flour factories, ethanol and any other processing plant, call 01-7910494,08164628081 or email yusuffgbenga@gmail.com
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Lesgupnigeria: Processing of Agro-Commodities:The Fast Lane To Making Millions and Wealth....coming soon.

jam04: Hello Missktinz,
Thanks for your message. yes we are into truck management. you bring in your truck( we have specs) and we manage them for you. we pay FIXED returns weekly( we have some investors who receive theirs monthly).
The cost we posted are GAURANTEED returns as nothing changes it. we do not insure the trucks, the truck owners does.
Contract terms are as open as stipulated on the thread page dedicated for the dump truck business. you bring it in, we handle expenses not more than 5000 per week(either aggregate or 1-time expense). any expenses more than this, is bore by the truck owner.
you can refer here to understand better: https://www.nairaland.com/1173518/investors-needed-dump-trucks-haulage
you are free to ask more questions and i will be glad to answer them or you can send us an email ifyou prefer private discussion.
olulay@yahoo.com
thanks

LONDON (Reuters) - Jailed former Nigerian oil state governor James Ibori hid some of his assets in the oil firm Oando and money passed from the company's accounts to Ibori's Swiss accounts, a British prosecutor told a court on Monday.

Ibori, who governed Delta State from 1999 to 2007 and influenced national politics, was jailed for 13 years in Britain after pleading guilty in February 2012 to 10 counts of fraud and money-laundering worth 50 million pounds ($79 million).

One of the biggest embezzlement cases seen in Britain, the successful prosecution of Ibori was also a rare example of a senior Nigerian politician being held to account for the corruption that blights Africa's most populous country.

A three-week confiscation hearing began at London's Southwark Crown Court on Monday during which prosecutors will present evidence of Ibori's assets and seek court orders to have them seized. Defense lawyers will dispute the prosecution case.

Prosecutor Sasha Wass told the court she would be presenting evidence that Ibori had "asserted ownership of a large part" of Oando, Nigeria's biggest home-grown oil firm which is listed in Lagos, Johannesburg and Toronto.

"The Crown will assert that Oando is a company where James Ibori has hidden assets," Wass said, giving no further details.

The matter was raised briefly as part of an initial discussion of various aspects of the confiscation hearing. Details are expected to be disclosed later in the proceedings.

Oando is not a party to the case, although a British lawyer was in court representing the company's interests.

At the time of Ibori's sentencing in April 2012, Judge Anthony Pitts said the 50 million pounds that he had admitted to stealing may be a "ludicrously low" fraction of his total booty, which could be more than 200 million pounds.

The confiscation hearing will shed further light on the scale of Ibori's wealth and determine whether he emerges from jail impoverished or still in possession of a large enough fortune to regain a position of influence in Nigeria.

Ibori could be released as early as 2016 because he spent two years in custody before his sentencing and because he will be eligible for parole halfway through his prison term.

He was not in court on Monday and his lawyer Ivan Krolick said Ibori did not wish to attend the confiscation hearing although he would come to court to give evidence if necessary.

In May, the Court of Appeal had rejected Ibori's appeal against the length of his sentence.

During his sentencing hearing, the court heard Ibori had acquired six foreign properties worth 6.9 million pounds, a fleet of luxury cars including a Bentley and a Maybach 62, and that he had tried to buy a $20-million private jet. His three daughters were attending a private school in rural England.

British authorities hope Ibori's case may stop corrupt Nigerian politicians looking to Britain, Nigeria's former colonial ruler, as a place to spend money on houses, luxury goods or private education for their children