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Barrytone:


am touched but always scared of delving into ventures that will erase the numbers. I enjoy the volumes but you just stated the facts I like avoiding. my goal is to become a naira billionaire, the value of that billion irrespective. i will join you in mainstream biz when I retire and have my billion in the net. thanks for the education.

After all, how much can we spend. Enough for the day is the evil thereof. Las las, we go leave the rest of our wealth for our children noni. Who knows if they will be wise or foolish?

Wealth is not just financial, it is all encompassing and health (Physically and Mentally) is big component of that.

ahiboilandgas:
am also aspiring to become a billionaire but at 4 percent it might not happen .....i also invest in fixed income at 11.3 ...my fixed income is my security...i dont take money out of it ......this my buffer against poverty and lack .....i have also stop expanding my fleets only replacement cos of stress ...but am learning stocks and i will use interest from sukkus to buy teir 1 banks ...example if i make 5m from sukku yearly i can use 1m to trade bank stocks ,dangote,mtn and the likes then 2m for buy land for reselling etc...

This is what i call striking a fine balance in the scheme of life. Health and Wealth together. Like they say, health is wealth.

emmanuelewumi:
How can we make money while sleeping?

I suppose we first have to go through the grind before unwinding. We have to make money first (seed), invest and nurture it (plant and nurture) before we can enjoy the harvest.

emmanuelewumi:



Can you educate me on the various streams of income you have? It is advisable to have a minimum of 4 streams of income.

Hmmm. Deep!!!

ahiboilandgas:
If All rational investor refuse the unrealistic and peanut 4 percent and cbn issue tb and zero subscriptions they are force up raise rate ,manage inflations ....but now cbn is having a field day ....imaging get loans at 4 percent ...

Agreed. I moved to bonds. These T-bill rates makes no sense.

IamR:

Just like me. 4 years counting.

Me, 8 years and counting.

Manwarrior55:


People you mentioned died from COViD complications

Just imagine if investors start seeing health sector like real estate and then invest in it till it grows, then people can stop dying unnecessarily.

Who told there are no big time Investors in the health sector? Do you know the billions of Naira revenue made by big time players in the sector?

Government only need to invest in affordable medical services and facilities for most of the citizens that are poor

oludy:


Me, 8 years and counting.

Na wa you guys no want barbers to chop at all

emmanuelewumi:



Na wa you guys no want barbers to chop at all

Like someone said earlier, na half plot remain.

emmanuelewumi:



Can you educate me on the various streams of income you have? It is advisable to have a minimum of 4 streams of income.

I really really like this analysis on the table with four legs!! Thanks!

ojesymsym:
Please take this in good faith.
If this was a sales pitch to a potential investor, there will be nothing here to convince him. All the advantages you enumerated here favors everyother person except the investor. An investor is a selfish individual, thinking about himself, the creation of jobs is not his major objective, it is just that jobs has to be created for him to get back his investment.

Perhaps, you can say something like, investors can put 50M in a hospital and get it back in x numbers years and start making a profit after y number of years.

I will rather invest in a HMO, the HMO can invest in a group of hospitals they have the system, structure, management know how, resources to employ the manpower and facilities to control the business for profitability.
Rather than falling for the sales pitch from a medical practitioner who needs Investors funds for him to start a Medicare Business

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ahiboilandgas:
am also aspiring to become a billionaire but at 4 percent it might not happen .....i also invest in fixed income at 11.3 ...my fixed income is my security...i dont take money out of it ......this my buffer against poverty and lack .....i have also stop expanding my fleets only replacement cos of stress ...but am learning stocks and i will use interest from sukkus to buy teir 1 banks ...example if i make 5m from sukku yearly i can use 1m to trade bank stocks ,dangote,mtn and the likes then 2m for buy land for reselling etc...

Can you shed more light to this sir Ahib

Manwarrior55:


The fact that people still travel abroad for treatment shows that it’s not enough, there’s still much more to be done

Based on our nature as a people, the grass is always greener at the other side

.So what happened when the elites could not travel out of the country for three months during the lock down. I guess they patronised the available options

abraolas1:


Can you shed more light to this sir Ahib

FG bonds

emmanuelewumi:


FG bonds

Ok sir ......Thanks

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I do like your suggestion though, most private hospitals are very small and cannot handle volume which tends to make them very expensive. If I understand you, if investors are able to come together and fill that gap to build large hospitals on large expanse of land that allow for future expansion, healthcare can then be made both affordable for people and profitable for investors.
Another model could be to use a PPP arrangement, that should work I believe.

Manwarrior55:


Exactly. And the available is under-funded which has led to the deaths of many people including people that can afford to pay for quality health.

Now imagine if we had a health sector worth Trillions In Naira where the doctors and technologies are reliable, people will eventually die but it won’t be the way it is now.

The bottom line is the health sector is mostly funded by government and our governments are ran a group of visionless individuals which leaves all of us in a huge catastrophe.

Imagine being able to afford good health and not be able to get it cause you can’t travel abroad.

The biggest casualty of the healthcare development deficit is the masses. Government at all levels must now make conscious and time-bound effort to redeem the healthcare sector at least for the benefit of the masses.

For the elite, private sector investments in the healthcare sector is now imperative.

Na dem dey run go yankee for the slightest of healthcare attention. Now wey yankee no sure for dem again, make them sort themselves out by making the necessary investments. They have the required resources, so the onus is on them. I hope covik 1 9 has reset their brain to do the needful.

Manwarrior55:


Exactly. And the available is under-funded which has led to the deaths of many people including people that can afford to pay for quality health.

Now imagine if we had a health sector worth Trillions In Naira where the doctors and technologies are reliable, people will eventually die but it won’t be the way it is now.

The bottom line is the health sector is mostly funded by government and our governments are ran a group of visionless individuals which leaves all of us in a huge catastrophe.

Imagine being able to afford good health and not be able to get it cause you can’t travel abroad.

Government and Health insurance should take care of the health needs of the average citizens

I won't mention names but the big players in that sector are raking in billions of Naira.

A facility that is owned by Indians with branches all over Lagos and the country, even fly down specialists to come and perform surgical operations on their patients.


Affordable health care which the average citizens need can only be done by government and also through health insurance

MrMcJay:


So, you can't post your Taj Bank work email here but you want to collect funds from the public in the name of Taj Bank?

You can't paste your work email here but you want us to believe you work in Taj Bank?

I'm not collecting any persons money. We give loan not collect money oga.

Mills55:


The hustle is real oo. One thing I know about Local Scammers is, once you identify them, immediately you won't know when they will Varnish like a Ghost.
Bro I expected you to toll this path by now. But persistence is what you people are known for. You can go back and change your user name and format. But know it that what we have here are wise people.

And we have many unwise ones which u're one of them.

emmanuelewumi:



You have not answered my question on how you will turn N4 billion to N40 billion and how long it will take you to do this.



You can't compare the type of returns on thousand of Naira investments to billion of Naira investments

Easily turning 100k to N1 million than to turn N1 billion to N10 billion

This is the thing. Same predicament Buffet is facing right now.

Same problem between WeWork and SoftBank.

I will advise him to look at the worth of many companies on the NSE to understand, let him also do a calculation on return on total assets. He will see the reality.

GonFreecss1:


This is the thing. Same predicament Buffet is facing right now.

Same problem between WeWork and SoftBank.

I will advise him to look at the worth of many companies on the NSE to understand, let him also do a calculation on return on total assets. He will see the reality.

15% to 20% annualized return on investment is just too good.


It will grow N1 million to between N4 million to N6 million in 10 years while the investment is on autopilot

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Manwarrior55:


Sir what I'm saying is they're not doing enough, there is still a huge lag cause people that can afford to pay for good health are dying

If you say so, the Reddington, Saints Nicholas, Lagoons, Mecure, Premier etc just to mention a few are serving those who can afford their services very well.


Most private hospitals die with their founders but we are currently having some new sets of hospitals that are run and managed as businesses that are built to last. I expect more improvement and Investments in that sector by the investment community in the next 5 years to 10 years.


The problem will be manpower, maybe we will get from Cuba or India

The political class are paying for their greed and neglect of the health sector.

The billions of Naira allocated for Aso rock clinic in the last 15 years is more than enough to have 10 world class specialist hospital in the country


Now they are running down to Lagos to enjoy world class Medicare in Lagos, that are provided by the private sector

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