My name is Tunde I grew up at Benue state I need your advice on this

So I was done with my secondary school 4year ago so after that my parents weren't bouyant enough to make sure I further my education so ever since then I was working for a bakery factory for 4years during this time range I was able to save some money right now I'm in a state of making decision of my life towards 2024

1.
So the issue here is should I use the money to further my education or I should start up a business with it .
2.
Which western state should I go to start up a business (I don't want to start it in benue due to the slow nature in business here ) if you feel it's the best option between Lagos , Ogun , osun , Oyo ?
3. I intend selling hot drinks and wine inside the market because that's what my parents trade on before they went broke . Which market within the state mentioned will be ok if you have any idea
4.
Am I making any mistake your response and advice please?

I really need your advice and answers ?

I can't advise you because I don't know how much money you have.

Responding to your questions in the order;

1. How much do you have?(no need to reply)
Have you gone to schools to find out if what you have will fund your course?

3. If you want to do the alcohol business. Why don't you try and ask your parents why the business failed or what you can do better.

4. You are not making a mistake.


Personally, I would advise you go for part time course if you so desire to go to school. You need money in the present day- so that you can earn money while you learn.

Second option, learn a skill eg plumbing, carpentary, etc

Third option, learn a trade. You could do something around your backery business. You could sell bread for example since you are already in that field.

Wish you the best.

If you'd like to sell Hot drinks or palm wine, kindly enroute SE, don't coman increase the number of drunkards we have in the SW.

The candid advice I'd give you is, Bakery or selling bread is your best shot cuz there's more reasonable use of bread than hot drinks or wine

Offpointng:
If you'd like to sell Hot drinks or palm wine, kindly enroute SE, don't coman increase the number of drunkards we have in the SW.

The candid advice I'd give you is, Bakery or selling bread is your best shot cuz there's more reasonable use of bread than hot drinks or wine

i no understand u which one be don't come and increase the number of drunkards in sw dem plenty 4 ur side.

yomi007k:
Responding to your questions in the order;

1. How much do you have?(no need to reply)
Have you gone to schools to find out if what you have will fund your course?

3. If you want to do the alcohol business. Why don't you try and ask your parents why the business failed or what you can do better.

4. You are not making a mistake.


Personally, I would advise you go for part time course if you so desire to go to school. You need money in the present day- so that you can earn money while you learn.

Second option, learn a skill eg plumbing, carpentary, etc

Third option, learn a trade. You could do something around your backery business. You could sell bread for example since you are already in that field.

Wish you the best.

We are 7 in number I'm the first so training is all wasn't an easy task coupled with low patronage in this state where we stay that was why they went broke they are still into the business but not enough funds to push it to a high level

immortalcrown:
I can't advise you because I don't know how much money you have.

Lol I can't disclose that but how much do you think can be able to relocate me and start something moderate in any of the SW region I mentioned ?

Tunde3658:
Lol I can't disclose that but how much do you think can be able to relocate me and start something moderate in any of the SW region I mentioned ?

I will not guess. Tell me the amount you have and I will give you my own opinion, if you care for my opinion. There is nothing to be afraid of in this case. I don't know you. I don't know your house and your bank account. So, you disclosing your net worth puts you at no risk here.

Just forking rope yourself

I don't have much experience when it comes to advice like this but I would say forget about school for now, you can still further your education after establishing a successful business.

Most schools in Nigeria are planning on increasing their fees, this will cause majority of students to dropout considering the current economic situation.

Also unemployment rate is at the highest level now in Nigeria and there is no guarantee of getting a job after graduating.

As for the business, I would say it's better to go into something that people actually need or use on a regular basis but it all depends on location your starting the business.

Tunde3658:


We are 7 in number I'm the first so training is all wasn't an easy task coupled with low patronage in this state where we stay that was why they went broke they are still into the business but not enough funds to push it to a high level

Your parents didn't went broke it's the cost prices that reduced the purchases power

Now is the wrong time to go school oo, incest that money in business make sure the business has grown in leap and bounds and making you enough income before you go to school, Nigerian school system na scam if not that money you saved till which I don’t even know how much will be wasted within a year if your admission, but I can’t advise which state you should move to I will let others do thAt



But don’t go to school yet until you have a secured stream of income, I am talking from experience, and this is not an advise but a warning

I must go school crew you can read and write.

Why do people in Nigeria always feel they must go to school? Peer pressure or the popular culture.

Find a skill and learn why you earn no be everything be school.

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Success leaves clues person raise himself from poverty go tell you everything without bs

I love your determination to succeed in life.

As regards going to school,I think you should put a hold on that plan now. concentrate on making money now,in future you can go back to school.
I say this, because from your write-up, your parents won't be the ones sponsoring you.

I don't have anything against your choice of business,but if I will advise,you should go into foodstuffs business. It's one business young people are neglecting but it's very lucrative.

Buying cheap from the north and salling in the West. Most especially getting it cheap during harvest season.

If you can invest that your capital in beans business now that they are harvesting beans,bro,you will make a lot of money.

Am not one of those who will ask you to contact them or pay them for them to teach you. Good enough you said you are in Benue state presently. All you need to do is to travel down to Nasarawa state or Kano state, make your enquiry.

You should be looking out for potasco, iron and brown beans.

Wish you all the best.

Theweekend:
i no understand u which one be don't come and increase the number of drunkards in sw dem plenty 4 ur side.

Tribalism has eaten those people deep. They eat and ingest tribalism.

Tunde Ur real name is ebuka..

Stop hiding Ur Identity

Ur Benue state is Anambra

We know who u r ...

Anyway God bless the good people of Southsouth and Southwest

ShinjaWWest:
Tunde Ur real name is ebuka..

Stop hiding Ur Identity

Ur Benue state is Anambra

We know who u r ...

Anyway God bless the good people of Southsouth and Southwest

😂😂😂😂 No evidence

Tunde3658:


We are 7 in number I'm the first so training is all wasn't an easy task coupled with low patronage in this state where we stay that was why they went broke they are still into the business but not enough funds to push it to a high level

THEN INVEST SOME PART OF YOUR SAVINGS INTO IT TO SEE HOW IT WILL GO. BETTER THE DEVIL YOU KNOW THAN ANGEL YOU DONT KNOW. SECONDLY GOODWILL IS A STRONG CONSIDERATION IN ACQUIRING AN EXISTING BUSINESS OR OPENING NEW ONE. SO IF YOU EXPAND YOUR PARENT BUSINESS, YOU WILL LEVERAGE ON THEIR EXISTING GOODWILL AND CUSTOMERS OUTREACH, THEREBY MAKING IT FASTER IN THAT BUSINESS.

DONT INVEST ALL YOUR SAVINGS. JUST INVEST LET SAY 30% OF WHAT YOU SAVED IN ORDER TO TEST RUN HOW IT GOES.

I WISH U GOODLUCK

Put am for forex.i invested 4k and am currently making more than 10m per months, that's less than 5% of my capital currently.

Ibrahimlagosian:
Put am for forex.i invested 4k and am currently making more than 10m per months, that's less than 5% of my capital currently.

4k in naira or dollars 😹

Ibrahimlagosian:
Put am for forex.i invested 4k and am currently making more than 10m per months, that's less than 5% of my capital currently.

Head slammers can lie sha...