₦airaland Forum

Fhemmmy: Excellent post and a good way to motivate our people . . . Now let us come back to reality, forget about Nigeria being what it is, it will be almost impossible to get 1,000,000 youths with like mind and honest head to come together and make this happen.

I will suggest something that could be done with lesser investment money with still a good ROI that needs like 100K each and bring together like hundreds of people that could make it happen.

Dont get me wrong, i wish more people could see the life in your post cos i could read beyond what you are yet to say, but "some" would rather use their 100 Naira to eat point and kill, cos many blvs in "you only live once"

Come up with something cheaper and lesser people and it will be:
1. Easy to manage
2. Cheaper to do
3. Quicker to achieve.
But i so much duff my hat to you

gentle2all: Thank you for your contributions, in addition, the floor is open to web designers to give us a demos of website that can handle this project taking into consideration that this is a large database project. I will also like to inform youth that the name of the company should be suggested after which board of Directors will be chosen for registration of company name with CAC before opening of account. While that is going on we need to make a choose a bank to handle the deposit.

bilms: y do u say so despite knowing that nl is most popular nig web

afam4eva:
300 million for just fish? This is another money making venture for UI. Other universities should emulate them.

gmyguy:
catfish, tilapia and a fish called snake head

dabrake:
" , and parachana obscura"

Geeky: @ afrobaby, mrjaybrown, yamakuza.

Thanks for your comments. Appreciate them.

I have a degree in computer science and though i am very eager to learn more, i have never been able to afford the fees of these IT schools. I can design websites and i have been earning my keep since 2006 since i graduated by hustling. If i cant do a site due to my limited knowledge, i will get who can do it and get my cut. Most times it goes taking care of my siblings needs.

If i even got a good IT company to intern with, i wont mind because it means i get to learn for free somehow. I aint afraid to be hardworking, i do my share and more.

Have worked in a couple of places after service. The first was a MFB where i was being paid 20k monthly to do thrift collecting. I left there because i wasnt contented to work with people who didnt want to move ahead and improve the finances of the bank. Half the workers were 65 year olds who it seemed the salary was pension. The other youths where just using the bank to while away time. During the five months i stayed with them, i introduced a couple of schemes that they implemented and still use today.

I have worked for a stock brokerage firm as a marketer during the stock market crash. I had a monthly target of 5million naira per month. When you dont meet that target, you get a miserly 10k for transport and calls. At the end of the month, when i calculated my t-fare, the 10k was just 45 percent of it. So i quit. But for the two months i worked there i also introduced a scheme of deposits from investors that was implemented even in the lagos branch. And i got them an investor in the first month.

I have help a few people with