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Starting a provision shop is no big deal. You mustn't get half a million naira to open a big shop that will attract people. You can start from somewhere. The setting of the business can be at a busy road, if its a school environment. The small shop can be close to hostels, lecture halls and classrooms. You can be selling normal and simple provisions and yet add selling of snacks to it, to draw more customers.
Now, when you start the business. There are rules guiding your business. If these rules are not respected and carefully followed, it might wreck down ur business, like some shops that started filled with provisions, but after some months, d shop began to go empty, and d shop owner may not have enough money to refill the shop.
Here i have 5 steps to take to make your small shop a big shop and let it boom, with my rules.

1. You do not select, judge or lay insult to your customers. You have to be SOCIAL, be friends with everybody that comes to your shop to buy onething or d other, they will come back patronizing you.
2. Be neat, wear good cloths, if possible speak good english.
3. Always, be happy. Smile. Your smile attracts many customers, not because you are beautiful or handsome, but because they will think you are rich.
4. No matter what happens, do not eat your provision, share with your family, or to your love ones. Because, you are into business, you mean business.
5. Do not sell your goods for credit. If the person does not have money to buy, let him come another day.
Also, do not involve yourself in any cooperative society. Remember d proverb, "A brower is a slave to the lender". You will get addicted n continue paying your credits, and get frustrated.
Heed to all of my advice and it shall be well with you. You grow very rich within a year.

[color=#006600][/color] Agudama means (a village where everybody claims to be good. Igbogene (igbo village) Esampou (perewinko waterside) Amassoma ( also called Ama-suffer) Amarata (a man callin his wife rat.)

[color=#006600][/color] Agudama means (a village where everybody claims to be good. Igbogene (igbo village) Esampou (perewinko waterside) Amassoma ( also called Ama-suffer) Amarata (a man callin his wife rat.)