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Oga show evidence. I am a co-owner of a store on both. Konga business model gives you opportunity because it the cheapest and most profitable mall presently that i know of. Maybe it the type of products we retail on the platform.

Konga!!!. Products are traceable and you can make the customer your own while jumia is..... Thank me later

Deep cycle are better and i have used and tested them. Deep can be recharged and discharged multiple times. Check google for BATTERY University. My parents house is solar powered. Luminous and sukam are great. Inbox me if you are thinking off-grid.

why

My main aim in this publication is to provide
relevant information which I have gathered in the
past 3years, based on field experience and
reputable public sources.
Solar power is the conversion of sun light into
electricity, either directly using photovoltaic cell
(PV) or indirectly using concentrated power
according to ‘Wikipedia’. My focus would be on
photovoltaic cells (solar cells), it products and it
multiple useful application in our society.
Solar cells had been used in powering small and
medium sized applications, from calculator
powered by a single cell to off-grid solar powered
homes. Prices of solar panels has dropped
drastically in recent times from $80-$50/ Watt in
1970s to about 0.33/Watt in recent times, making
solar power an emerging inexpensive cleaner
source of electricity where grid power (NEPA) is
not available or inconsistent. Solar cells produce
Direct Current (DC) which fluctuates with sun
intensity, in larger system e.g. Home-system
INVERTER (convert DC to AC) is used to power
appliances using AC and batteries of different
capacities are used to Store excess power in
daytime.
Solar power has much potential in Nigeria which
is close to the Equator and is tropical; however
there are wide climatic variations in different
communities. Our National Average Monthly
Hours of Sunshine is 6Hrs a day while some
areas like Maiduguri, Nigeria receives
approximately 8hrs of Sun light a day.
Innovation in solar power technology are
beginning to have profound impacts in all areas of
resisdential use which includes lighting, mobile
phone charging, entertainment and security etc. In
area of household lighting in rural and suburban
areas, SOLAR LANTERNs is emerging as the safest
and long term cost-effective lighting source
compare to other alternatives like candle and
kerosene lamps, with some having capacity to
charge mobile phones, music players, mosquitoes
repellent etc.
According to LIGHTING AFRICA initiative more
than 800,000Pcs of solar products are sold in
Africa annually, with estimated +700 million
Africans living without Grid connection in remote
and rural areas. Some enterprises such as Solar
Aid (East Africa), Solar sisters, Talkers Energy
(Nigeria) are designing different business models
for cost-effective last-mile distribution of solar
products especially SOLAR LANTERNS , Mini-
Home-Systems to people who needed it the most.
Solar Lanterns will reduce the dependency of
people on candles and kerosene lanterns; they are
cost-effective in the long-run and have a payback
period of 3-4 month due to household saving
from using them.
Benefits;
· Increase reading time of children
· Safer and brighter lighting source
· Low maintenance cost
· 2-3years life span
· Reduce household energy spending on
lighting
The market for solar product is emerging and less
competitive and most of the products are readily
available in the market. We have seen young
people from different African countries taking
advantage of the opportunity with some netting
sales of 500Pcs a year with profit margins of
8-10%. There are also many funding
opportunities’ for young solar entrepreneurs
locally and internationally.
We look forward to
writing about your successes soon on our blog.
Please like and share you might just be the key to
a friend fortune.
For enquiries and opinions contact us by SOLARTALKERS dot COM.

You can sell solar lanterns and charcoal cook stove. Talkersenergy(check on Google) could help. Inbox me on Nairaland for details. They are popular in Ikorodu.

I don't understand how your website ordering work.It said error in producing invoice.

how can I get to your office in Lagos from ikorodu

@indigene.i agree with your comment but all great things starts small.I have read most of those authors you suggested,if you have got more i won't mind if you can share them.

hello am dayo lawal i want to know if you know where i can source this listed product in lagos Nigeria.

i hope you guys are visiting the sites

Be the change u want in the world

jay bee: that's still about 4 -5 % more than banks in the UK will over you so it's still good value for money

PUT inflation in your calculation.

Mariaba: I love this post. But i want advice on any trade or business a young lady can engage on, with little income for a start of about =N=50,000.

i will appreciate positive inputs, comments and advice.

where is your location.
Job experience
hobbies
how do you feel about yourself

lack of ideas is wat is killing young Nigerians and that can only be Found in books of those dats as done it.

acidosis™:
I love this! and I endorse this.

Another one for students is project writing. write as long as you've got a good I.Q. You will make good money from other students especially, Mature students, Part-time students and even your fellow course mates.

I did it then in school.. I remember writing a thesis for a masters student in my 400l

good thinking

THIS JOBS have VACANCIES till KINGDOM come.
IT IS NOT HOW MUCH YOU MAKE IT HOW MUCH U KEEP.
MOst of these people are our banks major Depositors(bulk Room users)

1)Good reading skills
2)Salesmanship experience in 2-3products
3)Good communication skill
4)Must be a man Manager
5)Creative and resourcefulness
6)Ability to see opportunity effectively
7)Financial Literacy
Market trend Reading
9)Must be diplomatic especially to officials
10)Book keeping
11)Learn to build system(it takes time)
12)Good understanding of language Of Number
please add your own idea of entrepreneurial skill and notify me of those dat are not needed.

I agree with everyone here,i grew up in a trading family(ijebu) and the family major conversation are business talks.
If your have good financial intelligence u will know this occupations stated above are service-oriented.As for me wherever their are People their are Services.

pls send pics,mileage((optional),state, drivers position(e.g. Righted),price,Location
Note;if used already in Nigeria do not reply

Am in lagos and any model

1)Pepper seller;they earn average of 60K monthly but too many mouth to feed(Iya Ogoja,Council,task force etc).
2)Welder;90K monthly(on average) but we think they are too vocational.
3)carpenter;same as welder
4)cement and block loader;60K but their bad habit didn't let it show.
5)lawma cleaner;N25000(Per-time)
6)truck driver;90K but it is not white colar.
7)Aboki indomie cook;90K(average) but their spending habit is bad.
Medicine salesman(ise oluwa);80k monthly(base on skill)
9)Agbero(chairmen);150K dey be man Manager
10)Neighbour-to-neighbor salesman;15k(novice) it based on Network and confidence.
11)retailer of farm produce:80k minimum.Since they earn more than farmer(all season).
There are more to come,most of this field i have first-hand experience in them personally.
Please tell me MORE i know there are more observant PEOPLE ouT tHERe.I want constructive response.
@evEryone from the response i got here,i know that not all Nigerians are carried away.This country opportunity surpass dat of America because it is an uncharted soil,so i woke-up dis Morning knowing that this land Will surely buy my future legitimately.
All this people we all list here are businesses that any willing Nigerian can do,look around you those opportunities are there.
Sharpen you skills because a Job will earn you a wage while TRADING&others will earn you a profit that you can make a fortune.
BYEBYE fellas AM GONNA START SOMETHING now like Oluwaseun Osewa (FINDING IS LEFT FOR THOSE THAT search)