Easy Life Water Ventures, requires the services of an Experienced Sales Representative to Market Easy Life Premium Table water.
Qualification: OND / HND
It a salary plus commission based job.
Interested job seekers can send CV to easylifewaters@gmail.com or call 08068456849

@Browncocos & Biglaws

You can call her on this no. 08069005806, Ideal Fish, r office is at Kado fish market tell her u r from Ridwan.

Do you av any idea on CAT Fish Farming and how far r u willing to go.

Why look for a job when u can be an employer, alot of us as this finance to setup ourselfs and start making money but the fear of taking that risk is the problem i see with most of us, i av tried one or two business that dint work but i dint stop i still went ahead and today am ok though am not there yet but am happy to kno n see that yes it is very possible to make the money as long as u r ready to take that risk.

Life itself is a risk, av taken this risk already and it worked, it can also work for u its CATFISH FARMI

u can turn 250k to a million in just 1 year, all u need is ur backyard space or the one in front of ur house, just open-up ur head, u will discover u can pick money on the street of lagos.

its not as easy as abc but if u tread gently u will discover it is easier than abc. If u r interested in this goldmine exploitation, then lets put head togther and u will be surprise how interesting making money can be. I av facts and there are lots of peeps outthere with better facts to.

Really av done my research av been there when i was in Abuja it was sweet, now am in Lagos where the market is even higher, pls become an employer of labour and stop being jobless.

lets share ideas on this

I read it somewhere the Fish farming is an underexploited gold mine, still waiting to be fully exploit.

I av also read about the annual turnover on investments as alarming if properly done. Base on my findings i dived into it and it was beautiful experience, i had a consultant i was working with and she really tutored me well (the whole stuff was in Abuja) though we had one or two hiccups concerning space, the fish were over crowded but we able to curtail it by getting more tanks.

The one thing we dint get right was the market, cos i had to leave Abuja for Lagos so we had to sell it without proper market analysis.
Now am in Lagos, and the demand for catfish is tremendous.

I need contributions/advice/suggestions from fish farmers around on whether to dive into Lagos fish market.[b][/b]