₦airaland Forum

richie9093:
are these interbank or parallel rates.

TokyoBulls:
You don't share trade secrets in a public forum.

shiftmarket:
I think this is something, a group of like minds can come together and work on. It is an opportunity that if properly harnessed will yield the good returns, however the problem of power still exist, although I think one can manage that aspect with renewable energy.

shiftmarket:
Some guys now form co operative society to do what you are suggesting. Maybe we can work on a model that will be involved in agricultural processing industry, I feel that is where people who do not want to be directly involved in agriculture can invest in. That way, the raw materials that will soon be in surplus from next year because of the number of people who have gone into farming this year can be harnessed and processed before being sold

jasper7:
Your submission makes sense but is a bit flawed... Individuals build institutions. If Nigerians don't invest in individuals How do you think such institutions will be established

Wildcards:
You've raised some very valid points here.
However, the peculiar challenges in Agribusiness sometimes limit the extent to which certain things can be done.
That being said, you rightly mentioned that "some private individuals are doing its sort of business (it's called 'contract farming' by the way) while credibility remains an issue". There are several of them on Nairaland here, but my personal experiences with @Jasper7 means I can vouch for him anyday. Unfortunately, he doesn't seem to be throwing his contract farming schemes open to the public anymore. So maybe we can get enought people to appeal to him (and the likes of @Hotmas911, @Jethro, @world1, @Lesgupnigeria, etc both online and offline, to work together in order to create a veritable contract farming and/or investment platform for AS MANY people as are willing to participate.
Cheers!!!

bjmme:
Yes in your Sop,your statement of account will show that once you give instruction to the coy to pay directly into ur acct,i did market fund as well,just try and work on that...at least you are submitting application for 2017...besides you have the paper for the market fund,you filled forms right?,so submit them together

SAMUELS3:
Try to get embassy letter from the investment company the letter should be addressed to Canadian embassy. A letter will be prepared for you showing the naira value of your investment and in the currencies of the countries (pounds and dollars). I think stanbic investment charge about N2,700 for such letter, I don't know about other investment company,also add your purchase statement with the letter. Print your bank statement no matter the amount provided the money market fund can cater for your expenses and submit. My opinion though.
Success.

bjmme:
Yes,but make sure you get your money into your account..

searching4l0ve:

Samanther:
done did

Samanther:
yes its still for sale,, my phone got some prob,, ima look for a phone to call u with

balogunsam:
Aww no sir. Just probooks