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doubleportion:

I will love to call you too, but i don't have your contact

I don't get you right totally.
Do you mean that egg powder used in manufacturing of items like buiscuits?
That before now, the egg powder has been imported but now banned?

Johncuppa:
Pls get to know this, distributors. Among other things, egg is scarce as a result of the fact that egg powder has been banned. Therefore, if you can do ur research well, probably you might get manufacturer, say biscuit company that may be taking eggs from you. A woman us into in my areas, she supplies 300 per week.
Besides, for our shop here(ikotun), the least price is 1k except for regular wholesales for 950

If this true, then the end of the current scarcity is not going to end tomorrow. If you have any farm where you get any quantity at all, stick to it as much as you can.
Also the mid term break which is not uniform will continue to make sales slower until further notice.

Johncuppa:
Pls get to know this, distributors. Among other things, egg is scarce as a result of the fact that egg powder importation has been banned. Therefore, if you can do ur research well, probably you might get manufacturer, say biscuit company that may be taking eggs from you. A woman is into it my area, she supplies 300 per week.
Besides, for our shop here(ikotun), the least price is 1k except for regular wholesales for 950

We the final consumers are not smiling at all. I asked the person that sold me N900 eggs how much a crate is sold now, she told me N1200 . Abeg help us beg the poultry farmers to please have mercy on us

dominique:
We the final consumers are not smiling at all. I asked the person that sold me N900 eggs how much a crate is sold now, she told me N1200 . Abeg help us beg the poultry farmers to please have mercy on us

God dey.

Blackkie have been following for like 2days now and I must say it ure doing a good job,this thread is an eye opener for those that can see. Gathering my resources at the moment cos I also wanna be a distributor.

I rep Ibadan axis

Blackkie:
I don't get you right totally. Do you mean that egg powder used in manufacturing of items like buiscuits? That before now, the egg powder has been imported but now banned?

Yea.

Blackkie:
I don't get you right totally. Do you mean that egg powder used in manufacturing of items like buiscuits? That before now, the egg powder has been imported but now banned?

Yea.

Blackkie:
If this true, then the end of the current scarcity is not going to end tomorrow. If you have any farm where you get any quantity at all, stick to it as much as you can.
Also the mid term break which is not uniform will continue to make sales slower until further notice.

What is mid term break?

It's not poultry farmers you have to beg. It's the feed manufacturers/millers and vet drug sellers. The blame is not totally theirs but scarcity of maize & dollars.

dominique:
We the final consumers are not smiling at all. I asked the person that sold me N900 eggs how much a crate is sold now, she told me N1200 . Abeg help us beg the poultry farmers to please have mercy on us

Half term break by schools.
Like since wednesday last week some kids have been at home due to the holidays thus resulting in low sales of egg for the fact that they do not need their lunch box filled in the morning.

Johncuppa:

What is mid term break?

Blackkie:
Half term break by schools.
Like since wednesday last week some kids have been at home due to the holidays thus resulting in low sales of egg for the fact that they do not need their lunch box filled in the morning.

OK, lol.

There are excess eggs in many farms due to the short break, check those around you.
You may be offered a distributorship.

Eggs available at Ojo.Lagos, for 800, I don't do delivery and I don't have large quantities. It's a normal egg size and they are unsorted. If interested kindly buzz me on 07051956717. Thank you

Guy you funny!

Sombili:
Eggs available at Ojo.Lagos, for 800, I don't do delivery and I don't have large quantities. It's a normal egg size and they are unsorted. If interested kindly buzz me on 07051956717. Thank you

Welcome to November.

good morning all. pls I am very interested in this egg Business. I am new in oyo state, Ibadan, pls can anybody put me through. thanks.
08062443443

@blackkie how I'm I funny?

The summary of your offer.

Sombili:
@blackkie how I'm I funny?

Am enjoying every bit my experience in egg distribution.

Few weeks ago, I meet a young man who diverted his investment from buying and selling at Trade Fair to poultry business and he has a sweet story to tell.
His investment of about N1.5 million is due to break even in the next 6 months. Today he has about 400 birds that yields about 13 crates daily and its increasing day by day.

Today being the first of November, I meet yet another young man whose investment in poultry is different. He has about 2200 birds with the expectation of 65 crates daily from the farm in about 30 days time.
What ticks about this second young man is that he has documented his oddessy from buying of the land, erecting the pen, nurturing them till laying of eggs. And he is ready to extend a hand of fellowship to many who will desire to start the business anywhere in Nigeria.
My few minutes discussion in his farm at Ijebu was more than a lecture from a guru and elite professor.

We the youth can go places if we can let go of few things and ask for advice from the most qualified entities.
He is likely to be our guest in one of our seminars early next year.

Kudos to Blakkie and every other well-spirited Entrepreneurs in the field of egg distribution. I came to discover there are so many yet to be tapped opportunities in Agriculture generally and narrowed down to poultry as well as egg distribution.
I've been following this tread since last year and can see how wonderful is it. Even in the midst of egg scarcity, there are still many farms hidden somewhere looking for who to supply. I came to discover that the farther you go the better. "It's easier if you're mobile". I visited a farm yesterday, got eggs the same yesterday and between yesterday night and this morning, the eggs have been consumed. 1 crate, 2 crates, 3crates.... before you know it, 20 crates finished within the neighbourhood and guess what, FIRST TIME EXPERIENCE IN THIS LINE OF BUSINESS.

Your zeal coupled with actions leads to excellence in this business.

More update to come. God bless all

Wonderful.
You aint wrong at all.

Many of of are still asking questions but making no move.

Folayinka:
Kudos to Blakkie and every other well-spirited Entrepreneurs in the field of egg distribution. I came to discover there are so many yet to be tapped opportunities in Agriculture generally and narrowed down to poultry as well as egg distribution.
I've been following this tread since last year and can see how wonderful is it. Even in the midst of egg scarcity, there are still many farms hidden somewhere looking for who to supply. I came to discover that the farther you go the better. "It's easier if you're mobile". I visited a farm yesterday, got eggs the same yesterday and between yesterday night and this morning, the eggs have been consumed. 1 crate, 2 crates, 3crates.... before you know it, 20 crates finished within the neighbourhood and guess what, FIRST TIME EXPERIENCE IN THIS LINE OF BUSINESS.

Your zeal coupled with actions leads to excellence in this business.

More update to come. God bless all

Blackkie:
Am enjoying every bit my experience in egg distribution.

Few weeks ago, I meet a young man who diverted his investment from buying and selling at Trade Fair to poultry business and he has a sweet story to tell.
His investment of about N1.5 million is due to break even in the next 6 months. Today he has about 400 birds that yields about 13 crates daily and its increasing day by day.

Today being the first of November, I meet yet another young man whose investment in poultry is different. He has about 2200 birds with the expectation of 65 crates daily from the farm in about 30 days time.
What ticks about this second young man is that he has documented his oddessy from buying of the land, erecting the pen, nurturing them till laying of eggs. And he is ready to extend a hand of fellowship to many who will desire to start the business anywhere in Nigeria.
My few minutes discussion in his farm at Ijebu was more than a lecture from a guru and elite professor.

We the youth can go places if we can let go of few things and ask for advice from the most qualified entities.
He is likely to be our guest in one of our seminars early next year.

More grace to you . Please i need to contact you but I can't send PM due to nairaland wahala. Can you kindly drop your number for me to contact you OR for security reasons you can kindly send me WhatsApp message through my mobile number which is in my signature account. Please you need to save a brain from cracking . God bless you

Blackkie:
The bad good days of egg sales are back again.
Just last 2 weeks, farms were cap in hand begging egg dealers for purchases. Today, they ration their stuff. What a world!

Those who failed to strike a deal when the glut session was on will seat by the sidelines may be for a while. Although the profit margin has shrinked visibly, the demand is going northwards ever.

Some smart distributors who made deals when the glut was on board are now ''leasing'' some of the spaces for some cool fees. One of them taught me some native lesson today - she registered in about 10 farms, now she ''leased'' it to distributors some she met via this thread for N1,000 weekly. All they do is to pick up whatever is allocated to her and even more and deposit the agreed sum into her account. Now she goes home with N10,000.00 [ten thousand naira] weekly without doing much.

Please, can you explain this to me better?

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jayceeabdulwasiu:


More grace to you . Please i need to contact you but I can't send PM due to nairaland wahala. Can you kindly drop your number for me to contact you OR for security reasons you can kindly send me WhatsApp message through my mobile number which is in my signature account. Please you need to save a brain from cracking . God bless you

A distributor got registered with about 10 farms. All she does now is to lease the spaces to other distributors who never secured such opportunity for a fee.
As at the time I made the post, she has 10 slot which she does not use. Those using it pays her a thousand weekly. From the 10 ''leasee'' she makes N10,000 weekly without doing anything.

She registered and got the slot when there was glut in the business.

Enypie:


Please, can you explain this to me better?

Blackkie:
A distributor got registered with about 10 farms. All she does now is to lease the spaces to other distributors who never secured such opportunity for a fee.
As at the time I made the post, she has 10 slot which she does not use. Those using it pays her a thousand weekly. From the 10 ''leasee'' she makes N10,000 weekly without doing anything.

She registered and got the slot when there was glut in the business.

Interesting.

OFFER OFFER OFFER

Are you a distributor or intending one in Surulere or Yaba axis only?

I can offer you at least 50 crates weekly - branded and unbranded.

There is a source to profit from - one slot only. The first to call takes the it.

2 farms I used in Ilorin are not supplying at the moment. Who knows the location of good, strong, big poultry farms in ilorin?

Its a bit discouraging when your ideas do not fly.
Its normal with business. Just do not change the channel.

Good day great people and kudos to Blackkie for starting this thread.

I have a few questions below,

1. Please what are the challenges of having a depot without poultry farm?

2. Mode of payment, is it payment on delivery or otherwise?

3. Handling of shortage and crack eggs upon delivery

4. Do you use farm crate for delivery or send empty crates ahead?

Kindly share your experience so far please...thanks

1. Having a depot without a confirmed farm where you get your supply from is a NO NO affair. You may not get it right.
2. Either of them can do. It depends on your clients.
3. If the farm delivers to you, its their loss. If you go pick it by yourself, you bear it. However, most farms do give 1 crate for every 100 bought.
4. You get your own crates. Farms do not give out their crates.

sulley:
Good day great people and kudos to Blackkie for starting this thread.

I have a few questions below,

1. Please what are the challenges of having a depot without poultry farm?

2. Mode of payment, is it payment on delivery or otherwise?

3. Handling of shortage and crack eggs upon delivery

4. Do you use farm crate for delivery or send empty crates ahead?

Kindly share your experience so far please...thanks

Blackkie:
1. Having a depot without a confirmed farm where you get your supply from is a NO NO affair. You may not get it right.
2. Either of them can do. It depends on your clients.
3. If the farm delivers to you, its their loss. If you go pick it by yourself, you bear it. However, most farms do give 1 crate for every 100 bought.
4. You get your own crates. Farms do not give out their crates.

Thanks for the prompt response.., really appreciate.