₦airaland Forum

jatov7756:
If you need yam or corn call: 09033263381 for more information.

That's very interesting. However, have you though about exporting your agricultural products? You can do it. For a detailed information on how you will go about it, click on the first link on my signature.

You have tied many businesses that failed. Have you tried export trade?

You have tied many businesses that failed. Have you tried export trade?

You have tied many businesses that failed. Have you tried export trade?

You have tied many businesses that failed. Have you tried export trade?

You have tied many businesses that failed. Have you tried export trade?

tkem:
Hello,

If you are into the lucrative business of exportation of Agricultural produce, then you need to be part of this forum, so you can share your experiences, on the job, so that first timers can be better informed about the business.

Farmers, brokers, sourcing agents are all welcome to comment on this platform so we all can learn and give a helping hand to our brothers who are thinking about the business.

Have you heard this? Many Nigerian exporters have been defrauded of huge amount of money in the process of exporting commodities to foreign countries. Do you know why? They were not trained on export operations, management, documentations and the best methods of payment in export trade. This is terrible!!! Nigerians cannot continue to lose money to foreigners in the course of export business. Exporters, why don’t you get a practical manual that teaches the stages of export trade from processing and packaging of commodities to receipt of payment by the foreign buyers. It teaches export operations, export management, export documentations and methods of payment in export trade? It is a contemporary step-by-step guide to export trade. It tells all the contemporary dynamics in export trade. To get it, click on the link below:
http://www.tectono-business.com/2016/02/contemporary-step-by-step-guide-to.html

hoyze24:
It was less than a year ago, as a young graduate who had just finished NYSC, I told my folks I wanted to go into farming. The reactions were terrible especially that of my mum, she looked so disappointed. I knew deep down she felt so ashamed of me and all her thoughts would be how can you decide to go into farming with your second class upper honors in Electrical and Electronics Engineering? They all knew I was an intelligent kid; I literally beat over 200 applicants to get placement as an intern in a leading telco in 2014. Even before NYSC, I had a good job with a decent salary. It was obvious getting a job after service wasn’t going to be difficult as I had made enough connections in my past workplaces. However, telling them that wasn’t the big shocker, it was when I revealed my proposed location that made them shout I needed deliverance. They must have thought I’d been caught by some village people. It was a really difficult decision to make, I had only been in Benue state once, knew just someone and there was crisis in some parts of the state at the time. I was young and broke, all I had was the idea of changing the lives of some rural farmers and it kept resounding in my mind all through the dark period of the situation with my folks. My mum almost cried her eyes out. Watching me leave was a sad day for her, no amount of persuasion and emotional displays were enough to stop me. Deep down, I was so scared of what if it didn’t work out, what if something go wrong, could this be me? I struggled to hold back tears as it was obvious the wave I got from my dad was an indication of the thought that we might never meet again. Everyone was scared of what could happen, even I was more scared but there was no way I would rescind my decision. Getting to my proposed location wasn’t easy but I had made up my mind I was going to succeed no matter what happens. I had read over a hundred books, articles and publications on different value chains in agriculture and I couldn’t be totally wrong on deciding to leave my comfort zone. The first challenge I encountered was the language barrier; few people could communicate in pidgin and English. I still wasn’t deterred, rather I used that as a strength, I made them realize I was eager to learn their language as soon as possible and I needed each person to teach me something every time we meet. Fast forward to harvest time, I went into marketing of yam with literally no income, only thing I had was the farmers’ loyalty and trust. I took yams from them and transported it to the south east and south where I sold at reasonable prices. I started making profit in no time and the farmers were happy because they got more than they would have with previous marketers. After two months, I introduced some of my friends to the business and they invested little to test the waters and they were glad they did. In four months, I had made enough money to start my dream of setting up mechanized communal farms and providing extension services to the villagers. I was introduced to farmers in a neighboring village who wanted me to also market their produce but I couldn’t do that last year because the volume would be too much to handle. I’m preparing hard to include more villages this year however. Now, I’m a big yam marketer and I’m happy I took that hard decision. My mum is a happy mum now knowing that I’m okay and safe. The moral of telling my story is to let everyone know nothing is as easy as it sounds, there is probability of failure even after proper planning. I faced so many challenges I couldn’t mention here, at a point I wanted to go back home but I couldn’t bear the thoughts of leaving my new friends. They always see a happy person in me even when I’m scared deep down. So, rather than wait forever to start that which you had always liked, just do something especially when you have nothing to lose. I utilized the power of broke and thank God it worked. The season for harvest of almost every major crops has started gradually, there is another person who can become empowered again. Just to let you know, I’m in the process of registering a business name probably before the year runs out. Take that decision, the worst you’ll get is experience and not regret.

OP, congratulations!!! You can try export trade. Have you heard this? Many Nigerian exporters have been defrauded of huge amount of money in the process of exporting commodities to foreign countries. Do you know why? They were not trained on export operations, management, documentations and the best methods of payment in export trade. This is terrible!!! Nigerians cannot continue to lose money to foreigners in the course of export business. Exporters, why don’t you get a practical manual that teaches the stages of export trade from processing and packaging of commodities to receipt of payment by the foreign buyers. It teaches export operations, export management, export documentations and methods of payment in export trade? It is a contemporary step-by-step guide to export trade. It tells all the contemporary dynamics in export trade. To get it, click on the link below:
http://www.tectono-business.com/2016/02/contemporary-step-by-step-guide-to.html

divineappo:
200tons of raw cashewnut is available.

kor 47, nc 190-200, moisture 8%-10%

pickup price is fair. we also do delivery if a bank guarantee or financial instrument is issued.

call 09095500809 for price and details

You can export your cashew nuts and become very rich. Yes, it is achievable. Many people like you have done it and succeeded. Click on the first link on my signature for more information.

StrongNation23:
High quality fresh organic shae butter from the interior villages of Kwara state for sale @ N600/kg and N600,000/tonne. We can supply any quantity you want. Our shae butter passes industrial usage quality standard. We are based in Lagos and can also supply to you anywhere in the south-west, south-east, south-south region provided you are ready to bear the cost of transportation. Serious buyers should please call 09090994569 or 08150808166

OP, what stops you from exporting your shea butter and becoming very rich? Yes, you can do it. For a detailed information on how you will go about it, click on the first link on my signature.

Where are the budding exporters? The earlier you build your capacity, the better for you. You need to master the contemporary dynamics of export trade to avoid being defrauded by the foreign buyers of your products.

Where are the budding exporters? The earlier you build your capacity, the better for you. You need to master the contemporary dynamics of export trade to avoid being defrauded by the foreign buyers of your products.

Where are the budding exporters? The earlier you build your capacity, the better for you. You need to master the contemporary dynamics of export trade to avoid being defrauded by the foreign buyers of your products.

Where are the budding exporters? The earlier you build your capacity, the better for you. You need to master the contemporary dynamics of export trade to avoid being defrauded by the foreign buyers of your products.

Where are the budding exporters? The earlier you build your capacity, the better for you. You need to master the contemporary dynamics of export trade to avoid being defrauded by the foreign buyers of your products.

Wait a minute, is there any adoration person on Nairaland?

Export business is one of the businesses that will certainly make you rich and add no sorrow.

Export business is one of the businesses that will certainly make you rich and add no sorrow.

Export business is one of the businesses that will certainly make you rich and add no sorrow.

Export business is one of the businesses that will certainly make you rich and add no sorrow.

Export business is one of the businesses that will certainly make you rich and add no sorrow.