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Investment › Re: I Wanna Invest In A Forex Trader With 2000$ -5000$ by victor175(m): 11:25pm On Jun 01, 2025*

Donsheddy:
This is my little track record..

So i managed a 200k challenge account on Funded next for 1 year and 6 months before i lost it, moving it from phase 1 to phase and was 3% up on phase 2.

I managed a 25k Funded next account using 8 months to complete the phase 2 and got funded.
I managed the funded account for 6 months making consistent profit and withdrawals every two week within the period before i eventually lost it in November last year....

I also managed my personal 350$ person account from January this year making consistent profit every till the end of march when i eventually liquidated the account because of bills and other emergencies...

Also i managed a 1000k personal for someone from January till March, made over 1000$ Profit within the period, the deal was cut off because i lost 500$ when i had a tough trading period within the last week of march, but before then i was making constant profit on the account...

I believe I've the experience and knowledge to manage this your account if given the opportunity to do so

Also from April to march i was trading a 25k challenge account, i made profit consistently every week till this week when i had a a rough patch, the account went up to 6%

Agriculture › Re: My Snail Farming Journey: Setting Up A Greenhouse Snail Farm by victor175(m): 9:54am On Jun 01, 2025

Op good job. It is inspiring. Have you stocked it and how is it going?

Agriculture › Re: What's Best To Do With 1 Million Naira In Agriculture? by victor175(m): 9:45am On Jun 01, 2025

Celestialsword:
Snail farming is a waste of time and resources,I have been there and saw it all

Please why do you say it’s a waste of time? Cause I’m researching to get into it

Properties › Re: FOR SALE: 4 Bedroom Terrace Duplex In Ikota GRA, Lekki. 50m. Governor consent by victor175(op): 7:54am On May 15, 2025

Curious345:
Still available?

No sold long time ago

Autos › Re: Investor Needed For Profitable Car Importation Business by victor175(m): 8:54am On Apr 28, 2025*

forenzy:
wanted

Travel › Re: UK Skilled Worker Visa / Health And Care Worker Visa / Qualified Teacher Route by victor175(m): 6:59am On Apr 24, 2025

Ghydyon:
For someone who is in Nigeria and want to migrate with family to UK via NHS job, what job band can I be looking forward to apply for

The minimum NHS will sponsor is band 3. And their minimum requirement is NVQ level 3. Not all certificates tagged nvq are nvq. Confirm from UK gov website that the learning provider is accredited

Investment › Re: How Feasible Is Selling Internet Connection With Starlinks In Lagos (alimosho)? by victor175(m): 9:08am On Apr 23, 2025

Sounds like a good idea especially if up to 20-30 people can be connected. The revenue will pay for the monthly subscription and the excess is monthly cash flow. However you must be willing to advertise and talk to people in your area about it

Investment › Re: I Recently Received An Inheritance And Now Have Over ₦150-million Just Sitting T by victor175(m): 2:23pm On Apr 20, 2025

Nefort:
Why is it risky?

What I mean is it involves higher risk because it he’ll have to use half or more of his available capital. For someone that has billions, it’s small risk. Real estate is a sure investment because someone must buy your house. But inflation has escalated cost of building these days

Investment › Re: I Recently Received An Inheritance And Now Have Over ₦150-million Just Sitting T by victor175(m): 2:20pm On Apr 20, 2025

Appleway:
Just stick to what you know bro. Leave that real estate. Wetin you wan use 50M build?

True sha I’ll focus on the one I know

Travel › Re: UK Skilled Worker Visa / Health And Care Worker Visa / Qualified Teacher Route by victor175(m): 10:15am On Apr 18, 2025

xcaper:
How do one get a full time job fast in the UK as a dependant ?

To get a sponsorship job fast in the UK, you need to get a regulated qualification. It is a requirement for NHS band 3 jobs. NVQ stands you out. Not all courses labeled as NVQ are actually NVQ. There are organizations in Nigeria & UK that offer NVQ level 3 diploma in Health and Social Care but it is not cheap

Investment › Re: I Recently Received An Inheritance And Now Have Over ₦150-million Just Sitting T by victor175(m): 9:52pm On Apr 17, 2025

If you’re willing to take a bigger risk of say 90m, I’ll recommend you buy a plot of land in a developed estate in lekki with 40m and use 50m to develop a high end duplex on it and sell for nothing less than 160m. It’s not an easy business o but men dey run am. It all depends on your appetite for risk

Investment › Re: I Recently Received An Inheritance And Now Have Over ₦150-million Just Sitting T by victor175(m): 3:58am On Apr 17, 2025*

AmgAmg:
Thank you so much for the well detailed response. I really appreciate you taking the time to share all this.. it’s been super helpful, not just to me, but to a lot of people as well. I can see from the views on my post that many are following and learning from what you shared too

Just to clarify though, the 50 RMB per carton you mentioned, does that already include shipping, clearing, and other logistical cost ? I ask because 50 RMB is around ₦11,000 and by the time we factor in shipping and clearing, the total cost might be closer to ₦12k -13k per carton. So I’m just trying to understand how the ₦3k–₦4k profit works out …. unless I’m missing something here . Just want to be sure I’m calculating right. Thanks

50RMB is for goods alone. Shipping and clearing is 2500-2800 per carton( I paid 2800 naira in my last import). Total is 11k+2800= approx 14k(15k just to be safe) the light is sold at 18,500 Alaba market price, so profit is 18500-15,000=3,500 per carton x 5,000. I’ve imported this light many times, I have about 1000 cartons coming from China currently so this one is not theory
NB: other importers have flooded the market with light cause it’s their business as well, so 5000 cartons will take time to sell finish but that’s not a problem as light doesn’t spoil and market will always need what you have

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Investment › Re: I Recently Received An Inheritance And Now Have Over ₦150-million Just Sitting T by victor175(m): 3:49am On Apr 17, 2025

AmgAmg:
Haven’t heard back from you … should I take that as you are not interested

Sorry for late reply I didn’t check my mentions

Investment › Re: I Recently Received An Inheritance And Now Have Over ₦150-million Just Sitting T by victor175(m): 10:04am On Apr 14, 2025

AmgAmg:
Thanks for the response

Quick one…. price-wise, when you say wholesaler, what kind of quantity or price range are we really talking about here ? Just want to understand the scale

And that groundnut oil angle got me thinking…. honestly I always thought the price of oil was kind of steady, maybe small ups and downs, but not like double. So I’m kind of curious

Your question is not clear to me. If you mean the number of quantity to bring in as a wholesaler, it can be 5000-10,000 cartons of light. Other wholesalers in Alaba can buy 500-1000 cartons from you at once and it will be going small small. The price range is 50 RMB per 1 carton x 5000 cartons. Profit is 3-4k per carton x 5000.

For oil, it might not do 100% but close, just depends on available supply, demand and weather. Last year, 1 keg bought for 40+k and went as high as 70+k in November. I’m talking of 25 litre gallon

Investment › Re: I Recently Received An Inheritance And Now Have Over ₦150-million Just Sitting T by victor175(m): 7:41am On Apr 13, 2025

AmgAmg:
Sorry for late response

Quick one …..

So, I’m trying to figure out how your business works—are you more of a wholesaler yourself ? Like, do you mostly supply other sellers in bulk, or do you focus on selling directly at Alaba yourself?

Personally, I’m not really looking for a business where I’m stuck in a shop all day. I’d rather prefer a setup where once my goods arrive, after like 2 or 3 months, I already have buyers or retailers I can sell to and just move the goods. I’d love something like that.

Morning. I sell directly at Alaba myself. But the demand for the light is high so it will always sell. Selling wholesale is if I have container load and I don’t bring such quantity yet. Even big quantity of light will sell fast, I know wholesalers in the market that buy hundreds of carton at once and other shop owners will buy from you as long as your price is not above market price. I cannot guarantee the time it will take for all the goods to sell but even big quantities sell out in 3-4 months max. As for you, you don’t have to be in shop all day. You can bring the goods and store in a warehouse then we inside Alaba will do the marketing and sale and supply direct from warehouse. Construction materials and light will always be in demand.
Another business I’ve done I can recommend is buy groundnut oil during harvest season (April-May-Jun) and sell in December when price might’ve done 2X. I have other business but these are the ones I’m willing to share here

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Investment › Re: I Recently Received An Inheritance And Now Have Over ₦150-million Just Sitting T by victor175(m): 9:14pm On Apr 05, 2025

AmgAmg:
Interesting—can you share more details about this business

I don’t like sharing details online. Basically I order fast selling lights(type of light purposely withheld) from China and sell at Alaba market for 30% average profits. I already have 8 years experience and social capital to handle the storage and marketing and sales. Some chandeliers can give 80-100% profits but you have to wait 4-6 months to finish selling it. The type I bring sell out in 1 or 2 months. Business success get little little secrets. Production and shipping to Nigeria takes 2-3 months. It’s pure business not get rich quick schemes

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Investment › Re: I Recently Received An Inheritance And Now Have Over ₦150-million Just Sitting T by victor175(m): 11:38am On Mar 30, 2025

If you don’t have a business plan already then putting it into business is gambling. If you must put it in business, work with an experienced hand. there are profitable businesses in Nigeria. I import lights from China and see 30-40 profit per shipment. Otherwise invest in mutual funds at 22% yearly ROI. Don’t chase high profits, Chase capital preservation

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Agriculture › Re: Cassava Tubers For Sell by victor175(m): 9:04pm On Feb 26, 2025

Manspride101:
Large quantities of cassava tubers for sell.
Deals and offers are welcomed.
Zero eight 1 3 five 6 2 2 two 5 3.

Location and price

Agriculture › Re: What Is The Process Of Palm Kernel Oil Extraction? by victor175(m): 9:00pm On Feb 26, 2025

Can you write the cost of the machines for everyone to see

Career › Re: Oil And Gas Job Roles by victor175(m): 11:19am On Feb 09, 2025

Imabasiblessing:
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How much is the training?

Autos › Re: SOLD! SOLD !! SOLD!!! Remote Start Tokubo Toyota Highlander In Akure,ondo State by victor175(m): 5:43pm On Jan 16, 2025

You mean since 2021 you never sell the car?

Investment › Re: My Trading Journey Of $2,000 To $20,000 (copy Trade Plan Available) by victor175(m): 5:26pm On Jan 08, 2025

Interesting. Following. Please post more results

Investment › Re: Here's How I Turned 0.1 SOL To $27,459.21 In 4 Days by victor175(m): 8:57am On Dec 23, 2024*

Hi thanks for sharing. Please drop the video link or can I have your contact or email?

Business › Re: 50$ To 1000$ In One Day - Formula ! by victor175(m): 9:51am On Oct 20, 2024

EzehFx:
Pls be very careful in this forex Industry. Too many scammers flying around. It best you learn on your own. That what I'm doing

Can you teach me? Saw your technical setups and analysis. If yes drop your telegram or WhatsApp

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