When people come here to ask which business they can start with
N50,000 or above I scream aloud because their thinking is that the
money is too small to start a business. Well, I can authoritatively
tell you that you can start your own business with only N5,000 and
become a millionaire in a matter of months or 2 years maximum.


This is not theory. I started our own business with N5,000 and I
will openly reveal what I did to you here. It was an experiment I
did and it worked profitably well! When you are starting a business and
you don't have adequate capital to finance your dream business, the
best next thing to think of and do is to "offer services or create/sell
information products online."



Most of the time, offering services for a fee or creating information
products to sell online require only your unique skills, time
and efforts to make it work with little capital. For example, we wrote
an ebook on a topic that I know something about and hosted it, ever since
that website was published online I consistently make between $20 and
$50 a day globally into my PayPal account even when I am sleeping or
in a rest room! LOL!





And here is the sweet spot. The website is worth a minimum of $7,200 now
if I decide to flip it today. Yes, if I want to sell my website now, I can
realize a minimum of N1,000,000 (One Million Naira) from the sale. That
is online business in a box!


How much money did I started with? Five thousand naira only. That was
the cost of registering a domain name and buying web hosting for one year.


I am now investing the profits I make daily from this project into an offline
business of my dream. The main idea here is to start your own business around
business services or information marketing business and expand it from there. It
requires minimal capital to get you up to speed.


Majority of us centre all our business ideas around buying and selling
of goods, producing and manufacturing of goods, rearing of animals, importing
and exporting, renting a shop or an office space and so on. And the capital you
require to take off cannot be provided by family and friends and you may not
even have your own savings to augment it.


Worse still, Nigeria commercial banks hardly finance new bussiness ventures.
So, you will always be at a cross-road. Or what do you think?

Our pastor preached on poverty and used biblical passage to
back it up that poverty is a sin. My question now is, will
all poor people go to hell? And will all rich people go to
heaven?

I am expecting critical reasoning and answers from you please.
Thank you.

I want to be sure if anyone of you have successfully
used his or her Nigeria PayPal account to buy a
digital product from Clickbank without having any
hitch?