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Good morning investors. I've got good news for you!
Are you a serious investor with as much as N10 million or more to invest in the Oil and Gas sector, then this is for you.

I am putting together an investment fund for investment in the trade of petroleum products (AGO, DPK & PMS) at the depot.

HOW IT WORKS
The major importers of petroleum products import and store in various depots. The major distributors buy from them and sell to the dealers at the depot, who in turn transport it to tank farms, filling stations and big consumers.

The most lucrative aspect of the business is importation. However, one needs to have billions of naira to set up a depot. The major distributors come next. This is where my interest lies.

A major distributor needs to buy at least 200,000 litres of any petroleum product. To do so, you need about N26.6 Million to buy PMS and up to N38 million to buy DPK, the most expensive. N10 million cannot do that and you know how Nigerian banks behave when it comes to getting loan.
However, serious investors can come together and get into the business as a single entity. This is much better than going in alone as a dealer because trade moves fast at the depot. Also, trade at the depot is based on money exchange and not on credit (dealers don't buy on credit but they may have to sell to filling stations, etc on credit).

For more details, pls ask your questions. Alternately, you can add me on WhatsApp via 08103543433.

If you are already into this business, please feel free to share your thoughts and insights.

Thanks for taking time to read through. I'm waiting for your reactions.

MrAJQ:
Delta State University recently sacked six of its
lecturers for their involvement in several
offences including alleged sexual harassment of
female students.
The sacking of the lecturers at DELSU is a
welcome development for stakeholders in the
education sector. It is a step in the right
direction and I believe it would sound a note of
warning to all erring lecturers. It would also
encourage other higher institutions in Nigeria to
discipline lecturers who are found wanting. The
challenge of sexual harassment in academic
establishments has existed for generations, and
sadly, it has become a norm despite the obvious
iniquitousness in the act by lecturers.
Recently, a female student at the Osun State
University set up a lecturer who had been
pestering her for sex. She gave in to his
demands but unknown to the lecturer; she gave
in because she wanted to obtain documentary
evidence. She made a video of her and the
lecturer in a room at a hotel. The lecturer
described the video as a lie, but investigations
are still on-going to unveil the truth. The tides
have changed and lecturers must be aware that
their acts would not be tolerated and are liable
to face public ridicule if they are caught.
Some lecturers in institutions flagrantly perform
their heinous acts on mostly innocent female
undergraduates and have turned their schools to
brothels where sex trades for good grades. It is
unfortunate that the so called ‘custodians of
knowledge’ in our academic institutions have
tarnished and degraded their sacrosanct role in
the society for sexual pleasure. No wonder our
academic institutions are not moving forward
and making strides like other institutions
globally.
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Good for them. Now the lecturers will focus on their careers.

This government sef. They are always looking for who to probe.

I want to apply from Uyo, will my location turn out to be a disadvantage?