Ecstasy21:
What is the monthly return on #2m?

We start with our investors at 5% per 5Million Naira that is equivalent to #250,000 per month.

Are you looking at investing in Agricultural sector in Nigeria with a company that is registered in Nigeria and with over 2years experience in Agricultural sales of produce and Rice milling production? Well organized company structure and prompt payment of attractive Return On Investment (ROI)? We at Royal Treat Agromtrics LTD will like to have you on board as we journey into endless possibilities in Agriculture through our years of immerse experience in Agriculture. You can invest with us with as low as #5,000,000 (Five Million Naira) and get a good Return On Your Investment on monthly basis.

You can reach us for more information via:

E-mail: info@rtagrometrics.org
Call/WhatsApp: 07038511314

Flobam:
prices

#23,000

Are you in need of well processed and stone free rice? Produce in an hygienic environment and parboiled for your perfect consumption? Royal Delight Rice (A product of Royal Treat Agrometrics LTD) should be your best shot. Selling at our company price for bulk purchasing and also medium purchase.
Reach us via 07038511314 or info@rtagrometrics.org

Are you in need of well processed and stone free rice? Produce in an hygienic environment and parboiled for your perfect consumption? Royal Delight Rice (A product of Royal Treat Agrometrics LTD) should be your best shot. Selling at our company price for bulk purchasing and also medium purchase.
Reach us via 07038511314 or info@rtagrometrics.org

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Do you need Maize/Corn or Soyabeans in large quantities? We can give you the best price from the North. Call/WhatsApp 07038511314
Email: rtagrometrics@gmail.com

Do you need bags or tonnes of Maize? Like to anywhere in Nigeria, our naija? Hit me up, get you covered:
08166079534
rtagrometrics@gmail.com

Do you need a well refined Shea butter? Do you need it in large quantity? Okay, here is it!!! We have 5 tons of very good quality Shea Butter to sell at cheap price per ton (#550,000 per ton) negotiable and if you need more than 5 tons or not up to that, let's talk also. A call away...

Call now 08166079534 OR 07038511314
eludisaac@gmail.com

Do you need a well refined Shea butter? Do you need it in large quantity? Okay, here is it!!! We have 5 tons of very good quality Shea Butter to sell at cheap price per ton (#550,000 per ton) negotiable and if you need more than 5 tons or not up to that, let's talk also. A call away...

Call now 08166079534 OR 07038511314
eludisaac@gmail.com

Maize is now very surplus both yellow and white specie... I can get you yellow and white maize in bags and tons, with as low as #15,000 transportation to your location inclusive. Kindly reach out to me via 08166079534 or rtagrometrics@gmail.com

Donemmy:
can you supply a company in Lagos? two weeks payment.

Let's talk on WhatsApp

Donemmy:
New or old maize?

old and dried Yellow maize

It's Monday business... Let me be your Rice, Beans and Yellow Maize plug from UpNorth...

Rice #23,000 (50kg)
Beans #14,500 (50kg)
Yellow Maize #16,000 (100kg)

All price include logistics.

Call or WhatsApp 08166079534

It's Monday business... Let me be your Rice, Beans and Yellow Maize plug from UpNorth...

Rice #23,000 (50kg)
Beans #14,500 (50kg)
Yellow Maize #16,000 (100kg)

All price include logistics.

Call or WhatsApp 08166079534

peace84:
Kindly send sample of the rice to 08034690468 WhatsApp tganks

Sure, straight away

solacecraig:

Can i see pictures of the rice pls? I'm interested. Where is your location

Kaduna... Drop your WhatsApp number I will send it to you or you can message me

imagrg:
Can you deliver to Benin City?

sure!!!

oloriooko:
is it de-stoned?

destoned and parboiled

What about if I tell you that I can get you a bag of rice at a cheap price during this hike in rice price for just #23,000 (transportation included)... Call/chat me up on 08166079534

Do you deal with Yellow Maize or know who does? I have Yellow Maize (100kg) for as low was 17-18k including logistics.

call or WhatsApp 08166079534 �

LKO:


Give the price list of the ones you have in as much as they are stone free and fine quality.

price changes, it will be of disadvantage to me if I write the price... if you need it, call/chat and I will tell you the price as at when you called

LKO:

What's the current price for a bag of rice?

It depends, what type?

Are you into sales of Rice, Beans, Potatoes in bags or are you willing to venture into the business? Then, I'm your sure BET!

Okay, my name is Àrèmo Eludire Isaac base in Jos, Plateau and with proximity to most Northern States... Plateau state is blessed with Potatoes and other veggies including Carrot, Cucumber, Green Beans, Tomatoes, Pepper, Spinach...
I can get you a bag of Rice(Local that is parboil and destone for FARM PRICE) and any kind of beans specie be it White, Brown or Oloyin and bags of Potatoes. WE WILL HANDLE THE TRANSPORT FOR YOU TO ANY PART OF NIGERIA... Your interest is our priority... For more enquiries or pictures chat us up on our social media platforms including WhatsApp.

Call or WhatsApp 08166079534 or beep me on Twitter and Instagram on @URadioBoyFriend

Johnrake69:



From the analysis you made you don't have an idea of the business. Firstly, over 90% of those that travel to Zaki biam to buy yam do not sell directly to final consumers the minimum I bought from that market was 2000pieces per trip. And I don't know any trader that will offload 2000pieces and start selling in 5s and 10s.

You're not in the right position to even talk about real trading of the commodity because you have no clue about the risk factors involved in the business.

The highest you do is people send you money you enter the market and buy the yam and do waybill to them.

Unless you're one of those few farmers that load a 12 tire truck to come and sell their yam directly in Lagos and other cities you're not in any position to dispute or try to rubbish what I have stated above.

Caveat emptor

To lose money on Yam trade is very easy especially if you're doing wholesale. And it's made worst because of the lack of standard unit of measurement. How much is per Kg?

I'm not trying to rubbish what you said, you made a testament and I responded from my own knowledge about it and you already jumped into declaring my approach as a way to "rubbish" what you said? More so, I never told you or said in my response that I sell to final consumers, maybe you can read my response again... I stated that I have relatives that sells to the final consumers, so I know how that level of sales chain could be from them. And lastly, just like I said earlier if it didn't work for you, ask those that are doing the biz... Shekenah! Enjoy!

Johnrake69:


I'm not here to argue with you. My points were explicitly stated, it's easier said than done. And talking about having enough money. Why don't you bring the yam to Lagos or any other city and make the money yourself? Have you ever traded yam or any commodity beyond your home state? All you're looking for is for someone to send you money to buy yam in that process you make your money. Which is zero risk.

I'm not arguing with you either, I stated my points to answers your questions raise earlier... That you had a bad day doing a business does not mean others will... if you don't know how the biz works, you ask people doing it!


As regard me selling Yam, I'm not selling Yam to final consumers (or what do you call it) I have aunt and relatives excluding my other customers that I supply yam. I don't need to be a small scale seller before I know how the biz works, I have people doing it sir.

Christardor:
Apart from yam, what other agricultural produce is cheap in Benue?

As you have said, it's better to go with products that has a standard unit of measurement.

Soybeans, Cocoyam, Maize...

Johnrake69:
Here you have it @Isaacoco1 and @bigiyaro

The major problem I struggled with in Yam trading is lack of a common standard unit for measurement and as such pricing is arbitrary. You can buy one hand (100pieces) of Yam at Zaki Ibiam in Benue @ #45,000 inclusive of logistics thinking you got a good deal and someone in mile 12 market in Lagos is pricing same yam at #40,000 or less.

Then, two things will happen either you decide to sell or you wait. If you wait, some traders might offer you a higher price but on credit. In both scenarios you're screwed.

Recommendation. If you must trade in Agricultural products stay away from commodities with no common standard of measurement like Yam. Rice, Beans, Garri, Cocoa, millet, corn all have common unit of measurement. And as such, you can reliably estimate your expected returns on every trip you make even as a new trader.

Just like you said, "you struggled" not everyone does, maybe there are things you did wrongly. Basically Beans and Rice and other commodities are measured in Mudu here North, and Congo in South West... Yam definitely has different ways of measurement. Thank God you mentioned "Zaki Ibiam"... Yam purchase in bulk is measured in Kwarai which is 100 tubers of yam, right? if you purchase 100 tubers of yam for 12k that equal means one yam is #120, if you sell 5 of it for #1000 you have made a gain of #400 on 5 tubers of yam... And that is just how it is being sold in South West (Lagos inclusive)... Talking about people pricing your yam so low or what have you, that is where competition in the market comes in, a typical rice could be sold for 22k and another for 25k (the two being local), the two will definitely sell their good!!! You can't beat that if you don't buy in lesser price. The beauty of it all, is to buy at the cheapest price and sell better. How will I buy Palm Oil in Benue where is a bit less expensive and take it to some part of South West that also boost of Palm Oil. If the competition is much where you are and you don't have enough money to beat the competition, why purchasing Yam in the first place? You can buy a bag of rice or any other commodity and still not make headway!!!

Johnrake69:


I'm speaking from my personal experience. Not some market survey. No market survey can substitute for a personal experience

Share your experience

Johnrake69:
For new comers in the business it's a loss game.

It is not, your own market survey is what dedicate your own chain