Business › Rice Importation Through Land Borders Remains Banned by xolocious(op): 12:24am On Oct 09, 2016 |
RICE IMPORTS REMAIN BANNED THROUGH THE LAND BORDERS Our attention has been drawn to publications on various online platforms indicating that the Nigeria Customs Service has reversed the ban on Rice importation through the land borders. These reports were attributed to a press interview purportedly granted by the Service Public Relations Officer, Deputy-Comptroller Wale Adeniyi. 2. It has become necessary to re-state the true position in view of the confusion which these online publications may create in the industry. It is even more expedient to provide this clarification given that the fact that the Service has taken a firm position earlier in the week through a joint press conference with Stakeholders. 3. First, we like to reiterate the position that importation of Rice remains banned through our Land Borders, and we have the commitment of Partner Government Agencies and Stakeholders to enforce this restriction. While this restriction is in force, Rice imports through the Ports are still allowed subject to payment of extant charges. 4. It is equally important to restate the confidence of the Nigeria Customs Service in the ability of Nigerian Rice Producers to fill the existing sufficiency gaps in the supply of the product. The Service has noted with satisfaction the ongoing Rice Revolution undertaken by many State Governments, and Strategic Interventions by Federal Government Agencies. The Service is convinced that the bumper harvests expected from these efforts will address the supply gap in 2017. It is our belief that continuous waste of scarce forex on a commodity that can be produced locally makes no economic sense, most especially at a period of recession. The Service will therefore advocate a total Ban on Rice Importation into Nigeria with effect from 2017. 5. It is worrisome that the publications that resurfaced this weekend were being attributed to a Press interview granted in October 2015. We strongly suspect that some powerful forces behind Rice Smuggling are at work, recycling an old report under a different circumstance to create confusion. We urge Nigerians to watch out for similar antics as the firm stand on Rice smuggling will pitch their selfish interest against our national interest. Signed Wale Adeniyi Public Relations Officer For: Comptroller-General of Customs https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1040357032751922&id=610942622360034&refid=28&_ft_=qid.6339237667382285982%3Amf_story_key.-5819065215371336537 |
Career › Re: See What I Captured At My Cousin's Shop Today by xolocious(op): 2:27pm On Oct 03, 2016 |
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Career › See What I Captured At My Cousin's Shop Today by xolocious(op): 12:34pm On Oct 03, 2016 |
I was amazed to meet my cousin at her shop and to my greatest surprise, I found this amazing concept she came up with.
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Business › Re: Cosmetics Shop Set Up by xolocious(op): 1:04pm On Sep 29, 2016 |
chinene1: Yes you can. What size of container? Will people be able to walk in and look around? Visual attracts people more so I advice you ensure the front is open in such a way that people can get a view of the inside from the outside. Go online and see possible designs to model your container after. Make sure it beautifully decorated inside and has adequate padding to keep the inside cool. Makeup does not fair well in the heat. If you can get a small unit AC, the better. Take a look at the picture attached. Am sure you will get an idea of how you can construct yours.
If you are going for those small container then you may need to build an extension with a roof with bricks and roofing materials. This will serve as a waiting area and make your shop look spacious. You can even arrange items there to attract people.
I will keep everyone posted about my findings. Woow, this is great. I'm impressed and thanks nene |
Business › Re: Cosmetics Shop Set Up by xolocious(op): 7:39pm On Sep 28, 2016 |
chinene1: Hi guys. I have being doing a little research on how best to go about purchasing cosmetic at an affordable price and this is how far I have gone. First I looked around Ikeja, island and trade fair and I didn't get a lot of positive feedback. Guess they want to charge me for the AC in their shops  My next stop was allibaba and aliexpress and I was impressed with the prices but aliexpress seems to have more of what I want. Anyway, I will do a comprehensive analysis of the products, the source, the price and the quality. Its pay before delivery so I have to be careful. I think some manufacturers even have free shipping. You only pay at the post office.
If you have the chance, do same and post updates. Another thought is Lagos is holding a trade fair in November as well as cosmex 2016. I will visit the trade fair to see if I can get a good bargain. I attended 2015 cosmex exhibition and it was wonderful. May attend this year again and see what connection connection I can get for direct supply. Woow, that's great and I'm really enjoying ur updates and information. Thanks for the update so far and I'm looking forward to getting more... |
Business › Re: Cosmetics Shop Set Up by xolocious(op): 12:08am On Sep 28, 2016 |
john410: let me take my sit and follow this thread bumper to bumper she will get back to us soonest... |
Business › Re: Cosmetics Shop Set Up by xolocious(op): 9:23pm On Sep 27, 2016 |
chinene1: Okay, so now am thinking about the best source for cosmetics. I decided to do a little research. The dollar rate has affected virtually every product in Nigeria. Buying directly from the importers will be cheaper but I wonder if there is a quantity requirement and if there are credit facilities available. Another option will be ordering this stuff online from manufacturers.
Will keep you updated. I'm still looking forward to ur update. thanks for the update so far. |
Business › Re: Cosmetics Shop Set Up by xolocious(op): 12:22pm On Sep 04, 2016*. Modified: 9:53pm On Sep 28, 2016 |
duchessxino: Chinene1 and xolocious I will like to have your whatsapp contact pls. ok |
Business › Re: What Can I Do With This Money Lying Down On My Account by xolocious(op): 3:32pm On Aug 18, 2016 |
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Investment › Re: Please What Business Can I Invest #600,000 To Yield Profit Without My Presence by xolocious(m): 12:38pm On Aug 12, 2016 |
wolegzy: Hello PAT, I have a proposition for you. You can invest in FMCG and become a distributor with Bobo Food & Beverage Limited. We have a good rebate structure and our products are fast moving. All you need is a warehouse, and a distribution channel.
Reply if you need more information.
Regards I'm interested, can u sensitize me on what's its all about, it cost, terms and conditions too. |
Business › Re: Cosmetics Shop Set Up by xolocious(op): 7:40am On Aug 11, 2016 |
chinene1: quote author=duchessxino post=47649555]Wow.....so educating...am a corp member that will be passing out by October.....i intend going into the biz too but I think it's gonna be the creams line etc do u have an idea?
First off congratulations in advance. Serving Nigeria is no easy task. To answer your question. First of what sort of creams do you intend to sell? I mean already known brands imported or do you intend to make the creams yourself from natural ingredients? Will you have specialized creams available for stuff like bleaching, toning, scar removal, wrinkle remover etc.
There is always a market for creams but I would advice you do a little of both. For example stock a combination of popular creams and also natural skin helpers like Shea Butter, coconut oil, jojoba oils, Almond oils etc.
You may also want to learn the art of mixing specific natural oils and herbs to suit specific needs of customers. This way you will be able to satisfy most of your customers.
As I advised earlier location is key so is setting. A shop that looks full and well organized attracts people. Try to label your shelves, get nice wall paper and if possible offer your clients somewhere cosy to sits while you show them your products and educate your customers. thanks nene, I'm still yet to hear from u and I anticipate in doing so. thanks for the update and I look forward to your reply too. |
Food › Re: "I Found Garden-Egg In The Eggroll I Bought In Aba" - Young Man (Photos) by xolocious(m): 7:35am On Jul 24, 2016 |
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Food › Re: "I Found Garden-Egg In The Eggroll I Bought In Aba" - Young Man (Photos) by xolocious(m): 10:34pm On Jul 23, 2016 |
this joke he cracked isn't funny, attention seeking joke. Mtcheeeeeewwww. |
Investment › Re: EXCLUSIVE: Benin And Auchi Residents Only by xolocious(m): 12:09pm On Jul 21, 2016 |
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Investment › Re: What Can I Invest With 120k by xolocious(m): 12:24am On Jul 18, 2016 |
OwoMILLION: Telecom Business Sir.Just add #15000 more to make it #135000 and tank me leta.Mail me on adekunleowoseni8@gmail.com for more details I'm inquisitive in regards to the aforementioned business. please can u enlighten me on this said business  |
Business › Re: Pls How Reliable Is MMM Nigeria by xolocious(m): 12:01am On Jul 18, 2016 |
my advice to u Mr op is to desist from MMM. look for something else to invest ur money into, to be forewarned is to be forearm. for more info, do a research on how the business came about and who the fraudster(president of MMM) came about this business. Good luck to you. |
Business › Re: I Have N500,000 Cash, What Profitable Business Can I Start? by xolocious(m): 10:24pm On Jul 15, 2016 |
snowbaby: Over time I have seen That the reason small businesses failed is because of going to business as a get rich quick scheme Firstly whatever business you decide to do eventually, ensure you learn the vocational/technical aspect, then further go for entrepreneur training i.e ( book keeping, creative thinking, writing a business plan, business ethics, decision making, value chain e.t.c) this exposes your mind and let you understand the reality of what you want to get into.
Secondly, having a business plan is very important, this enables you to know your target market and the means of reaching out to them among other things.
Thirdly, know that the journey wont be easy and you might feel like giving up, don't worry it ll eventually gets better, also make sure the business you want to engage in is meeting a need, or check the business valuechain and see how you can add value to it, Gods best
Check out the list below from business supported by BOI 1. Adire (Tie and Dye)/Aso Oke 2. Animal Feeds 3. Aquaculture 4. Bakery 5. Blocks and Interlocking Stones 6. Bottled Water 7. Ceramics & Tiles 8. Chemicals and Paints 9. Cosmetics/Hair Products 10. Dairy 11. Digital Printing/Multimedia Publishing 12. Doors and Window Frames 13. E-Commerce/Information & Communications Technology (ICT) 14. Fashion/Garmenting 15. Fish Smoking/Drying 16. Food Processing (comprising processing of agricultural products) 17. Foundries/Metal Fabrication/3-D Printing 18. Fruit Juice 19. Furniture/Wood Processing 20. Gemstones 21. Greenhouses 22. Laundry and Dry Cleaning 23. Leather/Footwear 24. Liquefied Petroleum Gas/Compressed Natural Gas 25. Meat Processing 26. Mechatronics 27. Health Care (Medical Diagnostics) 28. Laboratory/Orthodontist/Ophthalmology/Physiotherapy) 29. Movie Production (Nollywood) 30. Plastics 31. Quick Service Restaurants 32. Quarries 33. Recycling 34. Roofing Sheets 35. Soaps and Detergents 36. Solar (off grid) 37. Technical/Vocational Schools (Offering City & Guild Certificate) 38. Theme Parks 39. Water Transportation Riverine 40. Light Manufacturing (Paper, Roofing Sheets, lube blending, Paints etc) 41. Grocery packaging
When you decide on the business you want to do pm me so i can help you write your business plan. Its free ooo
Excuse my errors, thanks. please I'm interested in cosmetics retail shop business. I do need ur help. |
Phones › Re: Injoo Mobile Is Back With Style - Check Out The Innjoo Max 3 by xolocious(m): 1:53pm On Jul 13, 2016 |
Ebimablog: The camera isn't bad for the price range it was originally meant for, it's the dollar'naira wahala I've got no choice, I'm still managing it. |
Phones › Re: Injoo Mobile Is Back With Style - Check Out The Innjoo Max 3 by xolocious(m): 1:02pm On Jul 12, 2016 |
gadgetsngs: Whats the Problem? My girl is seriouly on me to get her a new Battery for same Halo.aside that sha the fone isnt bad the camera quality is poor, it's a 4.4 and non upgradeable, u can't find its parts in the Nigerian market. though mine isn't faulty but I'm not OK with this injoo halo I'm using. |
Phones › Re: Injoo Mobile Is Back With Style - Check Out The Innjoo Max 3 by xolocious(m): 11:17pm On Jul 10, 2016 |
my injoo halo is a regret. any buyer? it's on sale. |
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Celebrities › Re: Cameron Okoye Awarded Top Scorer At Little Tigers Football Academy by xolocious(m): 3:17pm On Jul 06, 2016 |
He played alongside Chelsea star, Mikel Obi at a football academy in Jos.
How old is Peter OKOYE coz Mikel says he is 28. Hmmmmm... |
Business › Re: Cosmetics Shop Set Up by xolocious(op): 11:11am On Jul 06, 2016 |
chinene1: Sent to a message I'm sorry, I had issues with my mail. I had to update it yesterday night, I will appreciate it if u can resend me the msg. Thanks and I greatly appreciate ur time and help rendered. |
Business › Re: Cosmetics Shop Set Up by xolocious(op): 7:08am On Jul 06, 2016 |
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Business › Re: Cosmetics Shop Set Up by xolocious(op): 10:11pm On Jul 04, 2016 |
chinene1: It depends. First of all what is your plan? I am sure you must have been rough idea of what you intend to achieve. surely I do, like I stated previously, I've got great passion for entrepreneuship. originally cosmetics wasn't my choice of business. I intended setting up a small logistics business that caters for picking up goods, running errands and partnering with e-commerce ventures when I return bk to sch. Early January (2016), I was privileged to share my ideas with some relatives of mine, they all kicked against it and told me to quash the talk, go bk to sch and focus on my studies. I was shocked and disappointed with their response, I was all alone in my dreams. no one to run to for advice, I encouraged myself and continued with my research and after some weeks, I picked up courage and confronted a successful entrepreneur whom I related everything to, at first he told me to go bk to sch and focus on my studies, I assured him I will definitely go bk to sch but before doing so, I intend setting up a little business so as to u usher me into the world of entrepreneurship. he saw the zeal in me and he gave me geninue reasons why I shouldn't start the logistics business I intended going into. he cited finance, inexperience on my path in regards to the business, risk involved and other reasons I won't be able to mention but at the end of it all, he commended my fighting spirit and the zeal in me. He gave me an assignment by telling me to go bk to my drawing board and do more research by looking for a reaslistic business I can set up with my little savings that can also act as a springboard in launching me into the world of entrepreneurship. Those words of his gave me sleepless night and caused me to brainstorm loads and loads of businesses. I did research, spoke with friends and colleagues, made surveys and at the end of it all, cosmetics business came out top and from that moment the zeal and enthusiasm for the business has rapidly grown in me. Inspite of my inexperience in this field, it hasn't gotten the better part of me. I intend to pursue it with everything in me and that's more reason I brought it up to this platform and I'm seeking spirited individuals who will put me through and coach me in ensuring I accomplish my dream... |
Business › Re: Cosmetics Shop Set Up by xolocious(op): 10:32pm On Jul 03, 2016 |
chinene1: I live in Lagos boundary and will set it up around that area. hope u don't mind, I will love to have ur digits(preferrably ur whatsapp digit). I want us to take this conversation beyond this platform. I will truly appreciate it. thanks in anticipation... |
Business › Re: What Can I Do With This Money Lying Down On My Account by xolocious(op): 6:42pm On Jul 03, 2016 |
fxid10: Ok, my number is 07039173910 thanks boss... more grace upon you. |
Business › Re: Cosmetics Shop Set Up by xolocious(op): 6:39pm On Jul 03, 2016 |
chinene1: I also intend to set up a cosmetic business before the end of the year God willing. Let me share some of my findings with you. First location us key! You need a place the US accessible like in a market, near a bus stop or by the road side not far from a bus stop. Also the shops around have to complement yours. Get a place near where clothes, shoes are sold or near a saloon. Next make sure your shop is not too large. Cosmetics are small item so getting a small shop guarantees that it will look full and appealing. Before you buy try and see if you can get them from shops in other areas willing to expand. Also search for new brands willing to supply you on credit or part payment. Saves you money and you can easily determine what sort of products people prefer. Learn about makeup so u can give informed advice. Packaging is key. Find out what can attract people and keep them coming back. My two cents! woow, thanks and I'm impacted. ur contribution has been helpful and informative too. sorry to ask, where do u reside at the moment and where do I intend setting up urs  |
Sports › Re: Samson Siasia Unveils Gandoki As The Official Comedian To The Dream Team VI by xolocious(m): 6:31pm On Jul 03, 2016 |
gibzzhd: Nigeria?I forbid those super chickens i Stopped supporting them since DIOF took us out of 2002 cup of nations.im Proudly supporting any team playing against nigeria.At the Olympics im totally against sia-sia n his u-40 vagoons. # Team NEYMAR at the Olympics. I thought u had a point, it truly hurts me that I went through ur senseless trash u call a post. I was able to discover ur senseless sense has stopped functioning and working since 2002. why can't u tell us that u can't afford subscription to watch Nigeria matches or probably ur TV has been faulty/possibly U've got not except for the phone that was given to u through community effort. recieve sense in Jesus name. can somebody help me shout Amen on his behalf... |
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Business › Re: Cosmetics Shop Set Up by xolocious(op): 5:17pm On Jul 02, 2016 |
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Business › Re: Cosmetics Shop Set Up by xolocious(op): 9:27am On Jul 02, 2016 |
afanide: Future? Almost 95% of your cosmetics would be imported. Except for our Nigerian made Creams and all that.
Gooluck bro...... I guess we both are misinterpreting ourselves. I'm not seeing ur own opinion as biased nor odd, I'm only trying to point out thats it's not advisable for me to do so at this point. I'm only a beginner with no experience whatsoever in this field, I wanna start from the scratch and it will be crazy to give into importation. it's will be better I patronize dealers,agents and wholesalers in ensuring this dream comes to reality... |