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Wow!!! All the elites in Lagos now repair, maintain and service all their vehicles @ Meecheal Excels Auto Care Centre apart from you. What are you waiting for?

Wow!!! All the elites in Lagos now repair, maintain and service all their vehicles @ Meecheal Excels Auto Care Centre apart from you. What are you waiting for?

shyenar999:
As a Nigerian youth we have always been told to embrace agriculture, that we should appreciate the usefulness of our endowed land which is full of milk and honey by going into farming
I have seen many youths try laying their hands on some part of agriculture but some adverts I see on nairaland at times don't seems to encourage (from my view)
Now my questions are these
What could be the main/major reason why people sell their poultry pen regardless of how small or large it is?
Why do people sell their farm land even when they say farming is profitable either you r directly or indirectly practicingit?t

Please help answer those questions concisely just not to discourage but encourage the young agroprenuers.

Wow!!! It is very nice to have love for agriculture. Have you observed that you can not succeed an an agricultural practitioner without exporting your agricultural products? It is a truism!!! For you not to be defrauded as an agricultural products exporter, you must master the contemporary dynamics of export trade. For more information, click on the first link on my signature.

ay3366:
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This is a good development. Have you observed that you can never make money from agriculture without exporting your agricultural products? This is an established fact. For you to succeed in exporting your agricultural products, you must master the contemporary dynamics of export trade. Click on the first link on my signature for full details.

Export Question:
What are the opportunities and challenges in exporting goods and services?

Export Question:
What are the opportunities and challenges in exporting goods and services?

Export Question:
What are the opportunities and challenges in exporting goods and services?

Export Question:
What are the opportunities and challenges in exporting goods and services?

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

Export Question:
What are the benefits of collective exporting and how can an exporter take advantage of them?

Export Question:
What are the benefits of collective exporting and how can an exporter take advantage of them?

Export Question:
What are the benefits of collective exporting and how can an exporter take advantage of them?

Export Question:
What are the benefits of collective exporting and how can an exporter take advantage of them?

UD101:
9c, lemme call my contacts

You have to hurry.

Mopolchi:
Who will she gush about?

I wonder o.

SexytorresE:
She is even advertising her. � her last sentences though

What did she say in her last sentence.

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DonFresco:
Hello Entrepreneurs,
Promark Limited is seeking a long term export business partnership opportunity with genuine producers of well packaged food/agricultural products across Nigeria.

If you are into agricultural or food packaging and you know that your products will be accepted in the international market, then kindly give a simple description of your products here and drop your contact information.

Please note that products required are those that have long shelf life and very competitive price in order to be accepted in the international market.
You can also add pictures of your products in your post.

Thank you for your time and we look forward to a good long term business partnership with you.

HAPPY NEW MONTH

This is a truism. Before you can successfully export any products from Nigeria to any foreign country, you must master the contemporary dynamics of export trade to eschew any pitfall especially being defrauded. Click on the first link on my signature for details.

AJORE:
I supply raw and fresh cashew nuts to all States of d Federation, Interested buyers should contact
ajorelek@yahoo.com
08078977945

Has anyone told you this before? You will make a staggering amount of money through exportation of your cashew nuts. Before you do that, you have to master the contemporary dynamics of export trade to avoid being defrauded by the foreign buyers. Click on the first link on my signature for details.

shinawaju:
210 tonnes of dry shea nuts available for sale at our warehouse in kwara state.
we can deliver to anywhere in Nigeria.
you can call 08039777863 should you have a deal.

OP, what stops you from exporting your dry shea nuts and become far richer? Yes, export it and make a staggering amount of money. Learn the contemporary dynamics of export. Click on the first link on my signature for details.

IZIBLAZE4JESUS:
This was a post on Facebook

AGRICULTURE IS THE KEY INDUSTRALIZATION IS THE GATE
Anytime I hear Nigerian presidents, ministers, governors, economists, analysts and commentators declare that agriculture is the alternative to oil, and that the solution to Nigeria’s economic woes is to return to the farm, I am tempted to jump up and ask at full volume: “Who agriculture alone don epp?” Some states have hilariously declared work-free days for civil servants to go to the farm. It would be nice to see those farms and how well the emergency farmers are doing. We’ve been told again and again that agriculture, as Nigeria’s biggest employer of labour, is the magic solution to unemployment, that we will export agricultural produce and earn plenty forex. Well done.

I’ve been hearing this fairy-tale all my life. When I was a primary school kid, Lt. Gen. Olusegun Obasanjo, then head of state, asked Nigerians to tighten their belts because the oil boom would not last forever. He added drama by tightening his military belt on TV. He launched Operation Feed the Nation. My grandfather responded by setting up a garden in our backyard. President Shehu Shagari did Green Revolution. The structural adjustment programme (SAP) of Gen. Ibrahim Babangida was basically about diversifying into agriculture. In different shapes, forms, sizes and packaging, we have been talking about agriculture, agriculture and agriculture forever.

Since we love glamorising our exploits in the export of cocoa, coffee, palm oil and groundnuts before the oil boom doom, I will pick on just cocoa to dispel this ill-conceived notion and never-ending campaign that agriculture is the magic wand. We used to be the biggest producers of cocoa in the world. Chief Obafemi Awolowo utilised cocoa revenue to develop the south-west when he was premier of the region in the 1950s. But we dropped the ball along the line and Cote d’Ivoire overtook us. And now we are lamenting that we are nowhere to be found. The solution, therefore, is for the south-west to revive the cocoa farms. Oh, the good old days!

Okay, let us talk about Cote d’Ivoire’s fabled cocoa wealth. Cote d’Ivoire produces 33% of world cocoa and exports to manufacturers such as Hershey’s, Mars Inc. (both in the US) and Nestlé (Switzerland). You know what Cote d’Ivoire earns yearly from exporting raw cocoa? A whopping $2.5bn. I repeat: a whopping $2.5bn! So Mars buys Ivorien cocoa and makes several products from it: Bounty, M&M, Mars and Milky Way, to name a few. You know Mars’ net income from chocolate products alone in 2015? According to the International Cocoa Organisation (ICCO), Mars made a pathetic $18bn, compared to Cote d’Ivoire’s whopping $2.5bn. Agriculture, indeed.

If you are wondering how just one company, which manufactures chocolate, can earn seven times more than a whole country, which farms and exports the cocoa input, then you are asking the same question with me: Who agriculture alone don epp? On ICCO’s list of the world’s top 10 companies in net revenue from chocolate, you have three from America, two from Japan, two from Switzerland, and one each from Luxemburg/Italy, Argentina and Turkey. None from Cote d’Ivoire, Ghana and Indonesia — the world’s three biggest producers of raw cocoa. There must be something that Hershey’s, Mars and Nestlé know that we don’t know as we keep planting cocoa.

To be fair, Cote d’Ivoire is waking up. In 2015, French chocolatier Cémoi opened a plant in Abidjan, the economic capital, to produce chocolate. President Alassane Ouattara, on touring the plant, said: “We want to be able to make chocolate for Ivoriens, for Africans and especially West Africans.” Ouattara (pronounced Wa-ta-ra) understands what we still don’t understand here: that agriculture without industry is dead, being alone. How could I buy cocoa worth $1m from you and make chocolate worth $10 million from it — and you think you are smart? If you are smart, you will start making the chocolate yourself and stop romanticising about the “good old days”.

Agriculture will help you only if you are capable of exporting your agricultural products. The earlier you master the contemporary dynamics of export, the better for you. Click on the first link on my signature for details.

Export Question:
How can an exporter determine the selling price of his/her products to be competitive in a foreign market?

Export Question:
How can an exporter determine the selling price of his/her products to be competitive in a foreign market?

Export Question:
How can an exporter determine the selling price of his/her products to be competitive in a foreign market?

Export Question:
How can an exporter determine the selling price of his/her products to be competitive in a foreign market?