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massalati:
Me wey the beg for crumps and no body the even look my way but god make am for me lastnight..

Although i hoard the game because of too much trolls on this thread, they will be saying it is a village tip from the pit of alabi..

I can't send airtime or recharge directly to your bank account. the first 15 people that quot this post gets 1k funding on their bet9ja acct (bet9ja only abeg)

after e reach 15 qoute abeg make una stop to mention me.
Happy sunday

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Thanks in advance. More Greens

Ebbybam:
Please I need greengo and they don't have it here in akure, and I have prepared the land for it.

Hi, is it possible to meet up? I'm in Akure as well and I'm about going into vegetable farming as well.

My WhatsApp number: 0 9 0 2 8 9 7 3 4 8 4

From the little knowledge I know about registering a cooperative, it is the State Ministry of Commerce that does that not CAC. The cooperative can then open a Bank account with the certificate issued them.

I will suggest you visit the Ministry of Commerce in your state to confirm

Mr Governor worked and all what you listed truly exist. No doubt. But you and I know that in politics, the political party that brought you in to power and the people that worked for your election must be carried along during your government. I'm not talking about sharing of money. I'm talking of government of inclusion. A lot of the people that worked for Aketi feel like orphans in his government. The Governor deserves a second term for the works he has done, but you need a political party and politicians to win an election. The Governor needs to work hard on bringing reputable politicians to rally around him, and he needs to do more to gain grounds at the grassroot in the Party (APC). I wish Aketi all the best.

OndoFirstBorn:
Let's assume you truly stay in Ondo State, which of the above listed achievements is fake or not true? It's either you're not awake to reality or you are not informed.

Hi, is there still room for one more tester?

I just saw your post. I must commend you for the wonderful work you are doing Sir.

Hello everyone,

A quick introduction of myself.
- I'm a public servant, working with a State Government Agency.
- I tried networking business and it didn't work for me. That doesn't mean it doesn't work, I guess I'm just one of those it doesn't work for.
- I'm an entrepreneur: I'm into Chicken processing.
- I'm a consultant with a few real estate companies.
- I'm a consultant with a few Agro processing companies.

So let's start:

When I was to start my wealth building journey, I read so many books about increasing wealth, Improving ones financial status, how to make money, how to do this, how to do that, and one key point is: You must find a way to let your money make more money for you. In layman's language "You must invest profitably".

Between 2016 and now, I have made some investments, and I can tell you some have been profitable, and some have not been profitable.

Lessons learnt from the unprofitable investment:
1. Do a very good due diligence finding on whatever company or product you are investing into.
2. If the company does not have the face of the CEO promoting the company, be careful. Note: This is not a guarantee that the investment will succeed, as I've been involved in quite a number of investment where the CEO was constantly holding Zoom meetings with investors and partners and at the end of the day things went KaBOOM �
3. Look out for the antecedent of the promoter of the business. How consistent has the person been in that field.
4. Run away from Ponzi schemes �

There are other lessons learnt that time won't permit me to share.

But let's get back to the topic here.

There are some investment I made and when not expecting it, I receive calls confirming my due date for payment and pronto I receive alert of my return on investment. Those periods made me feel like "Wow, this is how your money should work for more money for you".

My last experience was an investment I did in November 2019. It was an Investment that would mature in 6 months. That was the longest period I've tried in my little space of experience. I've always looked more at the short-term investment where I can quickly cut my gain and move along.

- Let's share our views on long-term and short-term investments as well. It will be great learning from each other.

Back to my experience, the money got matured earlier this month of May, and my Joy of getting returns at a crucial time like this was unexplainable.

I want to encourage as many people as possible, it might mean you have to save for a while to start investing, the truth is there is no greater path to wealth than profitable investment. (Read books about it. Do research about it).

In submission, this is something I got from a book I read, and it has helped me. One way to discipline yourself to improve wealth is for every income that comes into your hand/account. Split it this way (And be disciplined about it)
- 10% - Savings for rainy day
- 20% - Savings for investment purpose
- 70% - Living expenses. Note you can make this 60% and make Savings for rainy day 20%. It all depends on your financial commitment.

I look forward to hear from your experiences as well. Maybe we can all learn a thing or two.

Also aspiring investors can learn from your experience as well.

What an interesting thread. These are some of the businesses I've tried.

- Commodity trading (I lost money a lot, and was duped once)
- Website design ( I'm still in this business)
- Real estate Agent ( I sold a few landed properties and rented out some properties, but I have a different view about real estate now. I believe more in Farm estates now, and I'm looking for partners for projects I have in mind)
- I sold female shoes at some point in Abuja.
- Solar Inverter and CCTV installation business (I'm still in this business)
- Financial Coaching (I'm still in this business)
- My latest business is Chicken processing. (The Agric value-chain business is one sure business people can look into. You can't go wrong)

I'm looking for a mentor for these Agric value chain businesses though:
- Cassava processing
- Palm oil trade (I have some knowledge of this business, but I need mature minds to relate with to get better and current understanding of the business)