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Luxurious and standardly furnished 3 bedroom apartment with BQ for sale
Location Maitama 2 (Mpape)
Price 130M
Features
All rooms en-suit
Well fitted kitchen
AC in all rooms
Standing fans
Beautiful paintings
Furnitures and TV sets
Wine shelf
Serene environment
A lot of people want to start poultry farming with ₦300k.
But let me tell you something most people don’t realize…
You do NOT need to own a poultry farm before you start making money from eggs.
Start with EGG DISTRIBUTION.
Buy directly from farms at ₦5,000-₦5,200 per crate.
Sell at ₦5,300-₦5,800 depending on location, demand, and season.
Now calculate it…
If you sell just 100 crates daily with only ₦300 profit per crate:
₦300 × 100 = ₦30,000 daily profit.
In 30 days?
That’s around ₦900,000 gross profit.
And during scarcity periods when eggs rise fast, your margin can even be higher.
Some egg distributors honestly make more money than layer farmers sef.
Because the farmer still has to:
• Buy feed
• Vaccinate birds
• Handle mortality
• Pay workers
• Manage light, water, medication, and stress
Meanwhile the distributor focuses mainly on movement and sales.
The biggest mistake people make is thinking:
“I must build a farm first.”
No.
Sometimes the smartest entry point into poultry is TRADE before PRODUCTION.
Learn the market first.
Build customer relationships.
Understand pricing.
Master distribution.
Then later, if you want, you can move into production with experience and cash flow already in your hand.
Poultry is not only about raising birds.
There’s serious money in the supply chain too.
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How To Start Making Money From Mutual Funds
Most Nigerians are losing money right now and do not know it because they are saving in the wrong place.
A commercial bank savings account paying 3% to 4% per annum while inflation runs at 32% is not saving but a slow bleeding. Your money is shrinking in purchasing power every single month while the bank uses it to make loans and pays you almost nothing for the privilege.
Mutual funds are how you stop that.
What a mutual fund actually is.
A mutual fund pools money from thousands of investors and hands it to a professional fund manager who invests it across a diversified portfolio of assets. Treasury bills, bonds, stocks, money market instruments. Assets that individually require large capital or technical knowledge to access.
You bring whatever you have. The fund manager brings the expertise and the access. You earn returns proportional to what you put in.
You do not need N1 million to start. You do not need to understand bond markets. You do not need to monitor anything daily. That is the entire point.
The types available to you in Nigeria and what each does.
Money Market Funds are the safest and most liquid. They invest primarily in short term government securities and commercial paper. ARM Money Market Fund, Stanbic IBTC Money Market Fund, and United Capital Money Market Fund currently yield between 20% and 25% per annum. You can withdraw within 48 to 72 hours. This is where your emergency fund and short term savings belong.
Bond Funds invest in longer term Federal Government bonds and corporate debt instruments. Yields are slightly higher than money market but your money is locked longer. Good for capital you will not need for 12 to 24 months.
Equity Funds invest in Nigerian stocks on the NGX. Higher risk, higher potential return. The NGX All Share Index has returned over 40% in some recent years. Not guaranteed but the long term trajectory rewards patient investors. This is for money you will not touch for three to five years minimum.
Dollar Funds like those on Risevest invest your naira in dollar denominated assets. They protect you from naira devaluation while earning returns. Essential for any Nigerian serious about preserving wealth long term.
How to actually start.
Download any of these apps. ARM One, Stanbic IBTC, United Capital, Cowrywise, or Risevest. Complete your KYC with BVN and ID. Fund your account from as little as N1,000 on some platforms. Choose the fund type that matches your timeline and risk appetite.
That is the entire process. It takes less than 20 minutes.
The strategy that actually builds wealth.
Do not invest once and wait. Set up an automatic monthly contribution. N20,000 a month into a money market fund yielding 22% per annum compounds to over N3.2 million in 10 years without you making a single active decision after the first one.
That is the power of consistent contributions plus compound interest running simultaneously.
The fund manager reinvests your returns every cycle. Your returns start earning returns. The longer you leave it untouched the more violently the compounding works in your favour.
Also understand that equity funds can lose value in the short term. Do not put money you need in six months into a stock fund. Match your investment timeline to the fund type. That discipline alone eliminates most of the risk beginners complain about.
Your money is sitting in a bank account right now earning 3% while inflation eats it alive.
A money market fund paying 22% per annum is not a luxury product for rich Nigerians.
It is the minimum standard for anyone who understands what inflation is doing to naira savings every single day.
The barrier to entry is N1,000 and 20 minutes.
The cost of not starting is everything inflation will take from you between today and the day you finally do.
75 million naira will give you a three bedroom bungalow with BQ here !
Features :
Recyclable materials
Durable, eco-conscious finishes
Solar-ready homes
Controlled access
3 million naira initial deposit
Spread balance for up to 12 months
Title : C of O
Location : Aiyetoro, lbeju-Lekki Local Government Area, Lagos facing the Lekki-Epe Expressway.
Enquiry : See link in profile