fabianiweka:
if we cannot export there are buyers who are ready to pay here in Nigeria so we won't worry about export
we just need to bring it from one state to another.we pay govt. revenue from the state of purchase the buyer will pay all our expense

fabianiweka:
yes i know that it is contraband since 1979 we can still export through the right channel

abbey621:


It's all by God's grace, the thing surprised me sef!

abbey621:
I'm sitting on about 30million in the bank just wasting away and I would like some guidance on the proper investment to put it on in Nigeria. I am U.S based but I come home frequently and also have trusted family and friends capable of representing me in 9ja. I would like a good business with excellent ROI, low to medium risk appetite and proven case studies. I am not in a hurry so I would be willing to entertain serious offers before making a decision, I prefer that the business comes from personal knowledge and I wouldn't mind the person with the business idea running the business for me in return for a share of the profit. In addition, if you are interested in a partnership, be prepared to submit a business plan which would undergo proper feasibility and regression studies. Thanks!

Pidggin:


How did you make your money, what is the source of your wealth. In 6 years you have grown from poverty to wealth (according to you) why not keep doing what you are doing?

abbey621:


Trust me I'm going to keep on earning, I just like to diversify my investments. How did I change my status? A mixture of blessing, luck and being in the right place at the right time. I make nothing less than $8,000 per month after taxes as an I.T Auditor. I've managed not to get myself in trouble by keeping my expenses manageable and diversifying myself. I own about 4 different investments fetching me between $4000 to $6000 every 12 months, this amount I've been sending to Nigeria and investing in Treasury bills, since 2014. I've kept on reinvesting the profits and the principal. Just last year I received a bonus of $6800 from my job and a bonus of $8200 this year. All sent to Nigeria, chilling in the bank. The lucky thing here is that I did all this before I built a family! Some people work way harder than me and earn way more than me here in the US and cannot save a quarter of what I have, this is why I call it a mixture of blessing, luck and opportunity!

Pidggin:


Okay, good. It is surprising that someone with your level of financial intelligence(as you stated above) will still be searching for more knowledge on investment from this platform. From your post, you should be a consultant or are you trying to mock us? You seem highly financial literate, so why the unnecessary question? You should know what to do with your millions na? Wishing you good luck.

Day11:
1)Pure/Bottle Water Business

2)Bar/Restaurant Business "Mega Shop"

3)Dry Cleaning/Laundry Shop. "Am setting one up soon"

4)Hotel - Fast Business in Lagos.

5)Betting....Visit Surebet247 outlet and put all the 20milla on Madrid VS Atletico match next Saturday.

Real Madrid WIN.

Good luck to you.

Day11:
1)Pure/Bottle Water Business

2)Bar/Restaurant Business "Mega Shop"

3)Dry Cleaning/Laundry Shop. "Am setting one up soon"

4)Hotel - Fast Business in Lagos.

5)Betting....Visit Surebet247 outlet and put all the 20milla on Madrid VS Atletico match next Saturday.

Real Madrid WIN.

Good luck to you.

Henix:
No business plan, no past record, no experience on the said agricultural venture, and you want some one to give you 5 million naira loan? You need to package your idea 1st

mployer:
I am doing large scale importation of the following items presently;

Electric cables

Wall switches and toner cartridges. You can partner with me if you like.

If you have the gut you can go to china and buy 20 tons aluminium roofing sheets(20 feet container). I will find buyers for you and you get all your money back in two weeks. The purchase will cost you 12mil and you get nothing less than 6mil profit in two months. No overhead cost.

Pidggin:


Okay, good. It is surprising that someone with your level of financial intelligence(as you stated above) will still be searching for more knowledge on investment from this platform. From your post, you should be a consultant or are you trying to mock us? You seem highly financial literate, so why the unnecessary question? You should know what to do with your millions na? Wishing you good luck.

abbey621:


Trust me I'm going to keep on earning, I just like to diversify my investments. How did I change my status? A mixture of blessing, luck and being in the right place at the right time. I make nothing less than $8,000 per month after taxes as an I.T Auditor. I've managed not to get myself in trouble by keeping my expenses manageable and diversifying myself. I own about 4 different investments fetching me between $4000 to $6000 every 12 months, this amount I've been sending to Nigeria and investing in Treasury bills, since 2014. I've kept on reinvesting the profits and the principal. Just last year I received a bonus of $6800 from my job and a bonus of $8200 this year. All sent to Nigeria, chilling in the bank. The lucky thing here is that I did all this before I built a family! Some people work way harder than me and earn way more than me here in the US and cannot save a quarter of what I have, this is why I call it a mixture of blessing, luck and opportunity!

sonnie10:


You didn't tell them about money from your yearly tax return. Based on your income and of course what you claimed on your W2 should not be anything less then $7k every year.

anibest15:
Have you considered running loan facilities at reasonable interest rate for some individuals/institutions?

abbey621:


Hahahahaha.....Doesn't work that way bro, the more money you make the more tax liability you get! This year I had to pay almost 2k back to the IRS, apparently they tax investment income very high

abbey621:
I'm sitting on about 30million in the bank just wasting away and I would like some guidance on the proper investment to put it on in Nigeria. I am U.S based but I come home frequently and also have trusted family and friends capable of representing me in 9ja. I would like a good business with excellent ROI, low to medium risk appetite and proven case studies. I am not in a hurry so I would be willing to entertain serious offers before making a decision, I prefer that the business comes from personal knowledge and I wouldn't mind the person with the business idea running the business for me in return for a share of the profit. In addition, if you are interested in a partnership, be prepared to submit a business plan which would undergo proper feasibility and regression studies. Thanks!

sonnie10:


My friend made $120k and got $8k back. Like I said, it depends on what you claimed on you W2 form.

abbey621:
I'm sitting on about 30million in the bank just wasting away and I would like some guidance on the proper investment to put it on in Nigeria. I am U.S based but I come home frequently and also have trusted family and friends capable of representing me in 9ja. I would like a good business with excellent ROI, low to medium risk appetite and proven case studies. I am not in a hurry so I would be willing to entertain serious offers before making a decision, I prefer that the business comes from personal knowledge and I wouldn't mind the person with the business idea running the business for me in return for a share of the profit. In addition, if you are interested in a partnership, be prepared to submit a business plan which would undergo proper feasibility and regression studies. Thanks!

seyibal20:







Why don't you cash in on the recent unfortunate hike in dollar exchange rate. I have access to dollar @ between 280 to 300. You can quickly sell off in a day or 2 and have your funds back with profit.

abbey621:


I'm interested, kindly send me a business plan via info@globalsynctechnology.com

abbey621:


Your friend is either very lucky and/or very smart! I don't mess with the IRS, they're worse than the FBI and CIA combined

megacontrol:
Hi,can you provide your contact email or phone here for me to discuss this with you? rgds

sonnie10:


You don't get it. It is not about being "smart." It is a provision available to everybody but some are just not aware of it.

Pay attention to you pay stub, there you will find the number used for tax deduction, it could be any number from 1-7 or more. If you claim a higher number, you get more money in your (bi)weekly pay check but less tax return. However, when you claim a lower number, you get less less money on you pay check but at the end of the year, more money as tax return.

The advantage of getting one on tax return is that the money was deducted pre-taxed. So you get it back as tax return they same way it was taken.

abbey621:


One thing you do not know is that you can NEVER get the exact amount taken out of your paycheck back via tax return, there's a limit on what you can get back! Someone making $120k a year will have a total tax liability of over $18k using 0 or 1 personal exemption. Now unless your friend paid more than that in taxes, he's not going to get a dime back. This is why people have deductions and credits such as child tax credit, American opportunity credit, business deductions, medical deductions and so on. My point here is that your friend's W2 played only a little part in what he got back from the IRS when compared to his deductions and credits. You can ask him for confirmation!