Dear people, please I need your suggestions on the type of part time business I can start with capital of N200,000 or less. I need your opinions please. Ideas rule the world.

Ps: I am not a fan of networking business or multi level marketing, please do not suggest such. I need businesses that would involve sales of goods, I will prefer mobile shop business ideas please.

Thank you.

Mods: please assist in moving this topic to the front page for more ideas. I am in dire need of responses. Thank you.

Part time business and you don't like network marketing. Well, go into importation of the favourite things you can market. In my own views, multi-level marketing is the best part-time business that can make you that million without much hassles.

If you later consider that, look around here for ideas: http://completelyhere..com/2013/06/make-n1-million-in-less-than-less.html

i think every input will be appreciated

think ofgoing into rice business

naijacutee: I think there's a market for offering affordable delivery services to ecommerce shops in Lagos, using existing Okada drivers. It's a relatively new idea, so you'll have to use your imagination, creativity to solve unique problems that might arise, as there's no one to copy from.

Basically, you round up okadas in certain areas, and get them to sign up to your service, which will provide them with additional jobs for twice the route price. You then transport parcels to locations close to the okada rank, and during quiet periods, the okada drivers can pick up your higher-paying jobs.

Something like taxipark.com.ng, but with courier packages, and a more direct approach to offline client acquisition.

sounds interesting...kindly elaborate on the logistics

I have a co-workwe selling shoes (quality and durable! straight from the manufacturer! and theat doesn't even disturb his work and guess what, it is needs not more than 75k. However, that depends on how large your organisation is, for in this case, it is a tertiary institution. The people you are selling to also matter, but you may choose not to sell on credit. This is all i have for now, more soon! Thanks!

You people won't comment now...where are all those first to talk people...

N200,000, Okay.
* Sales of cloths
* Printing Recharge Cards
* Photography.

dcal001: You people won't comment now...where are all those first to talk people...

Of course, they won't comment on threads like this.
@topic, consider the following:
*kerosene reselling
*pharmacy/drug store
*a snacks joint

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distributing egbo on a small scale. Since its a part time job.

wer r diz pple....wen it cumz 2 rackin of brain dey wont talk @op hw cn we sugest a buinez idea wen we dont knw wer u stay n hw z d economic system around der

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Okiki_Oluwa: N200,000, Okay.
* Sales of cloths
* Printing Recharge Cards
* Photography.

sales of clothes, that is a good one there, you should know what your co-workers like, and must be able to predict so you wont go out of vouge in large!

Printing of recharge cards, this is a business i wont advise you to venture into or else you want a lillte profit - which is not the forecast of any aspiring business mogul!
Even if you try as much as possible not to recharge from your stock, your co-workers migght recharge on credit, and for every 1k voucher, is a 50 Naira gain. Within months, if you were unable to discipline yourself, it is all gone!!
Photography, thiis is another good one, especially when you are close to a photo lab where you can print at affordable prices. You can also boost your star and cut the costs by editing by yourself!
All you need is your digital camera, a memory card+USB card readerand a small laptop or desktop + ur phone, internet enabled! Get all these and you can print digital pictures at the rate of 30 naira per pix (@ least hat is the price here). However, someab owhers needs the presence of a photographer or else they will charge you more. This you can overcome by tipping off a photographer (most expecially, an apprentice) trying to print his own to add it up!! more coming......

dcal001: You people won't comment now...where are all those first to talk people...

Dcal001......I see u...

With that amount, you can procure car tracking modems at a low price and market car tracking services to people. You can get the modems at N20k or lower depending on how much you intend to invest. Then install for people at price of N40 to N60k. If you are good in marketing, you can make between N100 to N200k monthly.
We will setup your tracked cars online, so it can be easily monitored and tracked.
For more details on the tracking modems please visit
www.digitalcartracker.com
(For resellers and Distributors only)

Go and buy a farm land and plant some yams.

How about setting up a laundry business...and employ some teens around to do the job on a part time basis for a reasonable Wage. And u can also sell some laundry items der too. Just a suggestion... Think BIG Bro

Make inquiries about Snail rearing or Grass cutter. It actually does pay. Just ask people and see how it works.

Recharge cards.
Foot wears
Under wears
Packaged stockfish
Jwelries

Will get back to you wen i remember more.

Basic:
Of course, they won't comment on threads like this.
@topic, consider the following:
*kerosene reselling
*pharmacy/drug store
*a snacks joint

u kiddin right?
*kerosene reselling requires 7 hours of your day, or else you employ somebody - which is not advisable cos egungun can still money!
*pharmacy/drug store- you need a certificate for that, and believe me, unless you have a brother that studied pharmacy or other drug authorised courses, it will take a long time to see a person to lend you his (which comes with a huge price tag). You dont want NAFDAC on your tail, do you
*a snacks joint - ewwww!!! @ work Get out!!!

it marvels me to see some people trying to give advices in the wrong contexts!! The op asks for business ideas that wont affect his/her time @ work, or am i wrong, op

naijacutee: I think there's a market for offering affordable delivery services to ecommerce shops in Lagos, using existing Okada drivers. It's a relatively new idea, so you'll have to use your imagination, creativity to solve unique problems that might arise, as there's no one to copy from.

Basically, you round up okadas in certain areas, and get them to sign up to your service, which will provide them with additional jobs for twice the route price. You then transport parcels to locations close to the okada rank, and during quiet periods, the okada drivers can pick up your higher-paying jobs.

Something like taxipark.com.ng, but with courier packages, and a more direct approach to offline client acquisition.

if you thought this up on your own then please let's get married. I don't want to know your appearance or anything, just marry me.

Look arround you, get things you could easily market, things you have passion for, like shoes, shirts, computer accesories, stock fish from, cat fish, fish, car tracking device, import them, sell for your co-workers or you can look arround your environment, think of something you can do to solve a problem there, don't be afraid to employ a teen, the teen could be your relative or younger one, set up a business, monitor it and watch it grow, try to be on the importing side, get more of the Quality chinese product, and there you go. It could be a fabric retailing shop, a building material shop, a provision shop, computer accessory shop, i mean something you could easily take stock of if you want to employ somebody, import it and there you Go. Think and Think Big. I hope this helps...

No matter the amount you want to start a business with, your business idea should be something you are passionate about or quite skilled at. The challenges entrepreneurs face are quite daunting and nothing short of a strong passion backed by serious guts will keep you going. Identifying your passion and the entrepreneurial expression for it is easy. Read up the easy steps I found on the site: http://bizlabel..com/2013/05/what-business-can-i-do.html

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Guy, if u hv where u can distribute or sell boxers, then u hv made it, with only 100k, u will be able 2 produce up to 950 boxers at d rate of 150 per boxer(including packaging it with designers label and even ur own label if u want). Bt all these things are done in aba(abia state). I introduce d biz to my friend that just finished (nysc)serving last year and he is doing fine.. I mean fine. He sells Per boxers at d rate of 300 to 400 naira to boutiques . My pinxxxxxxx......guys call me wit 08038708824, 2 much requests on my bb, I will answer u people . Thanks

Your present location matters. You can think of domestic gas shop. It requires less of ur time. You can open up a classic barbing saloon. Unisex if u like. You can think of selling just shoes and belt.... Give us ur location and the kind of job u do. I'll dig out more. Barbing saloon is a money spinner. I shave at 200naira every 3days here.

BARBING SALOON isn't a bad idea. Also you could try buying and selling foodstuff, or buying to supply supermarket and departmental stores.

Depends on location. If you are in Lagos, then you can always make quick bucks with less than that.