Ayotunde Jr

God is the greatest. IG:@Ayotunde_jr

[Global Relocation Guide @GlobalMoveHub]

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If you have a good Bachelor’s degree, apply for University of Melbourne Graduate Research Scholarship 2027 for Master & Ph.D and they will sponsor ALL your expenses to study in Australia.

[Nath! @Nathanieldaf]

If I get 15million naira again , forget car, i am getting this.

I go use like 10m then use 2m take rent one apartment
Use the rest the get myself up brick by brick

[TFU Podcast @tfupodcast_xx]

G. Thang talks about attending Hamburger University while working as a manager at McDonald’s. 🍔😂

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#GThang #McDonalds #HamburgerUniversity #Comedy #TFUPodcast

[Tosho @richtosho]

I beg you, this October

Apply for remote jobs
Apply for grants
Apply for funding
Apply for scholarships

Here are some of the most reliable websites to find them

[AuraOfMen @Prime_Asthetic]

This is what a wardrobe should look like.

[Jeybro @TheLord_Jeybro]

If Canada 🇨🇦 is on your list, consider graduate school.

Already have a degree? Explore Master’s and PhD programs, especially funded research programs.

Start with Canada’s leading research universities at https://t.co/jm6uo7Obn0

[CHUKS 🍥 @ChuksEricE]

“I was able to buy a motorcycle and a bus at the age of 14 and resell.”

— Former Imo State Governor, Rochas Okorocha, recounts how he became wealthy.

[DON “Tobechukwu” Ade 👑 @Row_Haastrup]

One of the things that endeared me to Pastor E.A Adeboye while growing up was cos of his effortless ability to make you laugh while preaching…

He is unarguably one of the most humorous preachers in the world

[Symoné B. Beez @SymoneBeez]

I had a coworker who would go scuba diving in Bonaire every single year, now I see why.

[VIEW @viewsoff]

Cappadocia, Türkiye 🇹🇷

[Muna @Munalozy]

Air fryer.
Dumbbells.
A good blender.
Washing machine.
A very good refrigerator.
Ps5 so you don't get bored.
An apartment of your own.
Semi orthopedic mattress.
Unlimited 50k data for router.
Small car, Toyota preferably.
Solar panel, for those in Nigeria.

Add yours...😃

[Alex Hormozi @AlexHormozi]

This was my most viewed short of the year.

[Jeybro @TheLord_Jeybro]

Start researching MSc & PhD programs now. Not next year. Now.

If Canada interests you, go through https://t.co/RbHRcfjHuj. U of T, Waterloo, Queen’s, etc. These are the top 15 schools in Canada.

Find professors doing work in your field. Read their research. Send them an email.

[Prof. Aminu Ma'aruf Nass @AminuNass]

To whom it my Concern

[Saintbilly |hypefocus2026| @RealSaintbilly]

If you have ₦5 million and you ask me what business you can start in Abuja, I will seriously consider textile business.

But I won't advise you to rush and rent an expensive shop in Abuja.

I will advise you to source from Kano and sell aggressively in Abuja.

Go to Kantin Kwari Market in Kano. It is one of the biggest textile trading hubs in Nigeria, with a huge network of fabric traders and wholesalers.

You can source:

• Shadda
• Atampa
• Guinea brocade
• Lace
• Ankara
• Quality native-wear materials
• Caps and other fashion accessories
Your target market is Abuja.

Why Abuja?
There is a strong market for native clothing, especially among professionals, politicians, businessmen, wedding guests and people attending events.
You don't necessarily need a physical shop at the beginning.

Your biggest asset should be your marketing.
How I would break down the ₦5 million:

₦3,000,000 — Initial stock

Don't put all your money into one type of fabric.

Buy different price categories and test what sells fastest.

Start with products that can move quickly rather than trying to look like a big wholesaler from day one.

₦400,000 — Branding & content

Professional product photography.

Videos of the fabrics.

Good packaging.

A simple brand identity.

WhatsApp Business catalogue.

Instagram/TikTok pages.

You are not just selling fabric; you are building a brand people should remember.

₦500,000 — Marketing

This is where I would be aggressive.

Run targeted Facebook and Instagram ads in Abuja.

Work with Abuja-based fashion influencers.

Give samples to tailors and fashion designers.

Build relationships with men who regularly sew native outfits.

Target weddings, birthdays, naming ceremonies, corporate events and festive seasons.

₦300,000 — Logistics

Kano → Abuja transportation, packaging, dispatch and customer deliveries.

Have a reliable logistics arrangement before you start advertising heavily.

₦300,000 — Operations

Phone, internet, movement around Abuja, customer meetings, small business expenses and other running costs.

₦500,000 — Cash reserve

Do not spend every kobo.

Your reserve gives you the ability to restock fast when a particular fabric starts selling.

The real business model

You don't have to wait for customers to come to you.

Build a database of:

• Tailors
• Fashion designers
• Wedding vendors
• Event planners
• Corporate executives
• Politicians and political aides
• Business owners
• Churches/mosques and event communities
• Native-wear enthusiasts

Every week, send them your new arrivals.

"New Shadda just arrived."

"New premium brocade available."

"New wedding collection."

"Weekend delivery available in Abuja."

Make buying from you convenient.
You can even create a WhatsApp VIP customer list for people who buy regularly.
And don't ignore online sales.

Your advantage is that you are physically closer to the Abuja customer.
Someone in Abuja shouldn't have to travel to Kano to buy good fabric.
You become the bridge.

Source from Kano.
Market in Abuja.

Deliver to the customer's doorstep.

But there is one important warning.

Don't assume every fabric will give you huge profit.

The textile market is competitive also.

Test first.

Buy small quantities.

See what Abuja customers actually want.

Track your margins.

Reinvest in the fast-moving products.

Drop the slow-moving ones.

The business is not just about buying clothes.

Your real business is sourcing + taste + marketing + customer relationships + distribution.

If you can master those five things,

₦5 million can give you a serious starting point.

Above all, do your due diligence first. Don’t enter a business simply because someone told you it is profitable. What works for one person may not work for you.

Another business ideas: Boiler business (I will come to this post later)

[Lagos Living @lagosonabudget]

🚨Must try Lounge on the Island

📍Zuma Lounge
687 Adeola Hopewell, V.I, Lagos

💳:40k+

Would you be trying this spot out?⬇️

[Ayotunde Jr @AyotundeJr]

I tap from your grace

[Ayotunde Jr @AyotundeJr]

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[SHAKER 🇳🇬 🇺🇸 @BigShaker01]

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[des 🍂 @despatraa]

great spot for date night, very private and exclusive and the drinks are good 😮‍💨🥹