BABANGBALI:
Fake products
Mtcheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeew

this is what I called witchcraft, envy and stupidity

If only they will not make the mistake of siting their factory in the other side where 90% do short put and wash nyash with green looking water. Tissue business no dey move for there. Talking from experience

meobizy:
The pay should be good. They will never run out of money since toilet paper is always in demand.

EmperorCaesar:
I dont know the aim of this thread tho, but she's not pretty

That a lady is hardworking doesnt automatically upgrade their facial features and thats fine, but make we no dey overate their facial look


Nice one from her still

Fvck pretty face..

If she nyash and she's hard working..


E.O.D

EmperorCaesar:
I dont know the aim of this thread tho, but she's not pretty

That a lady is hardworking doesnt automatically upgrade their facial features and thats fine, but make we no dey overate their facial look


Nice one from her still

You get problem

ValCon888:
Nigerians typically don't wipe with toilet paper. But as long as olòsho exist, toilet paper will always be demand.

The holy trinity of an olosĥo is condom, lube, and toilet paper.
Once they wipe their nyash, it is on to the next one.

.those soapy gang needs it to oo

Hellisreal70:
Smart girl.
Advert and marketing strategy.
A real daddy' s girl

Normal normal na fine fine poor girls full everywhere... So, she's a rare gem, I'll take.

Add to Cart 🛒 thanks

Newyorkitis:



Hahahahah

Weren't. Who is talking of bleach here?
Who's talking of "Bleaching" at all?

Alusiizizi:
Does she do anal?

Another Wérey

best thing, even if she does, she will be doing it just to try her luck and learn

meobizy:
At least she won’t need to carry brown envelopes in search of jobs.

U don't use ur hand expose ur father business abi....hope is registered n he is paying tax. Mumu girl, village people wan use u reason ur father coded hussle.

EmperorCaesar:
I dont know the aim of this thread tho, but she's not pretty

That a lady is hardworking doesnt automatically upgrade their facial features and thats fine, but make we no dey overate their facial look


Nice one from her still

mumu ... So sad of u.

sonnie10:

There is always a maximum point one can scale any business before the law of diminishing returns sets in. First, what is the share market value of toilet paper within their covered region?
Then, how much of that share market value can their company alone possibly grab?
You might think they could explore or expand into other places but it not that feasible. Consider the cost of logistics and their margins would drastically shrink.
Remember, we are talking about a bulky item. Transport adds to overhead, that puts them in disadvantage as they wouldn’t be able to compete with other localized companies in the new market.

Your plenty theory is why many run away from business while others are booming. The margin in this business can't be less than 40% and plenty room to scale. How many tissue paper manufacturer do you know in your state?

EmperorCaesar:
I dont know the aim of this thread tho, but she's not pretty

That a lady is hardworking doesnt automatically upgrade their facial features and thats fine, but make we no dey overate their facial look

Nasty, and insensitive comment.

The post was not about her looks, yet that was all you focused on.

In any case, she is beautiful, and I doubt she needs your affirmation.

Well done young lady.

Johnn74:

You say Nay but Dangote sugar, Mama Lemon brand; Lipton tea ; Nescafé; Milo; indomie Noodles brand is selling in Nigeria's 36 states and capital accessible to over 200 million Nigerians . All obstacles in front of a Determined business man can be surmounted

All those item you listed are some worth monopolize goods. There are no equal or better options available. The few ones like the nodules which have alternative, are affected by the same issue I highlighted earlier.
Go to Onitsha and see the different brands of locally produced nodules in their market. Now ask yourself why these brands are not available in a big market place like Lagos. It’s not entirely marketing issue but the cost of logistics in the supply chain.
Do you realize that the transportation of a pack of toilet paper from say Aba to Abuja could double the price per pack?
Who then will buy the expensive one from Aba, when the locally produced one in Abuja is sold without the high transportation cost attached to it?

PHIPEX:
Your plenty theory is why many run away from business while others are booming. The margin in this business can't be less than 40% and plenty room to scale. How many tissue paper manufacturer do you know in your state?

No Sir. Let that owner employ real workers in every aspect and pay salary first, then we can reevaluate.

In as much as its a good business, its paramount to note hygiene is uttermost attention. If its not registered under Nafdac the business stands a chance of getting folded up due to ignorance of a daughter.

ValCon888:
Nigerians typically don't wipe with toilet paper. But as long as olòsho exist, toilet paper will always be demand.

The holy trinity of an olosĥo is condom, lube, and toilet paper.
Once they wipe their nyash, it is on to the next one.

You know well aswear

Johnn74:

you are not ready for business. Those Aba brands are small brands and big brands can easily swallow them up with economics of scale. Any Aba noodles brand can become a close competitor to the top 2 brands in the country with the right strategy.
----It might involve Upgrading the quality of their noodles to beat available international market standards;
-----studying the competition with large control of the market in all 36states and capital to see what they are doing differently.
----Going Public to up economics of scale and transform from one man sole proprietor business. And setting up factories in key strategic locations in geopolitical and geo economic zones with contracts signed with major distributors in all the 36states and capital.

Any business obstacle can be surmounted by a Determined business man.
Indomie is indomie in the big city and indomie is still indomie in the most isolated village cranny in Nigeria.Nescafe is Nescafé in Abuja. Nescafé is still Nescafé in my village. Just as peak milk rings a bell in every village and local government in all the 36states and capital of Nigeria.

And you see the small mom and dad company being able to do all these you have mentioned?
It not about knowing what to do. Even a roadside Buka Mama Put, knows revenue would skyrocket if they restructure and become like Tantalizers. They are all aware of that. The issue is not usually the willingness or lack of entrepreneurial knowledge. The problem is that most one man small businesses in Nigeria are inherently unscalable, poor access to capital being the major challenge.
You had mentioned going public and I ask, how
easy would it be for this toilet paper manufacturer to be listed on NSE. It’s nearby impossible. It might takes years of consistent growth in geometric proportions.
Even banks would hardly extend credit to them beyond their risk level for amount barely enough for meaningful expansion, but with cut throat interest rate.

ibechris:
This is an ever lasting business.

If they can produce more of this for example....10million of this and their gain per one is 200....that automatically translate to about #2billion naira.


They should stick to this business as they wouldn't know what God has used their father to start in their lives.

Some employment can destroy your destiny without u knowing.

Me,I be igbo man...i am just looking at the marketability and it's profits upfront.

Nothing like business honestly.

same here, if I will get the address to this factory, I will pay the referral some money..

sonnie10:


And you see the small mom and dad company being able to do all these you have mentioned?
It not about knowing what to do. Even a road a Buka Mama Put, knows revenue would skyrocket if they restructure and become like Tantalizers. They are all aware of that. The issue is not usually the willingness or lack of entrepreneurial knowledge. The problem is that most one man small businesses in Nigeria are inherently unscalable, poor access to capital being the major challenge.
You had mentioned going public and I ask, how
easy would it be for this toilet paper manufacturer to be listed on NSE. It’s nearby impossible. It might takes years of consistent growth in geometric proportions.
Even banks would hardly extend credit to them beyond their risk level for amount barely enough for meaningful expansion, but with cut throat interest rate.

I strongly reacted in terms of your self Limiting post l quote.

There is always a maximum point one can scale any business before the law of diminishing returns sets in. First, what is the share market value of toilet paper within their covered region?
Then, how much of that share market value can their company alone possibly grab?

Countless examples abound of kids and grandkids who inherited humble family businesses and turned it around To a billion dollar business .
Even great companies like Steve jobs Apple started in garage of his father's home.

Anything is possible in the hands of a visionary Determined business man . The Sky is the Limit

With the right strategy; Repackaging; Diversification into producing several house hold consumables like Pads; Tampons; Books and Series A & B funding from Appropriate investors; that seemingly small business can become a formidable entity listed on the stock Exchange.
It is not imposible. Even Dangote started as a small scale Trader before venturing expanding into import, manufacturing and Exports. The sky is the Limit

but seriously ,may GOD not be annoyed with my post and may ALLAH provide for everyone, but im a bet9ja cashier and i do see profit most time than business people...and im working under someone, what do you say about that

ibechris:
This is an ever lasting business.

If they can produce more of this for example....10million of this and their gain per one is 200....that automatically translate to about #2billion naira.


They should stick to this business as they wouldn't know what God has used their father to start in their lives.

Some employment can destroy your destiny without u knowing.

Me,I be igbo man...i am just looking at the marketability and it's profits upfront.

Nothing like business honestly.

Johnn74:


I strongly reacted in terms of your self Limiting post l quote.



Countless examples abound of kids and grandkids who inherited humble family businesses and turned it around To a billion dollar business .
Even great companies like Steve jobs Apple started in garage of his father's home.

Anything is possible in the hands of a visionary Determined business man . The Sky is the Limit

With the right strategy; Repackaging; Diversification into producing several house hold consumables like Pads; Tampons; Books and Series A & B funding from Appropriate investors; that seemingly small business can become a formidable entity listed on the stock Exchange.
It is not imposible. Even Dangote started as a small scale Trader before venturing expanding into import, manufacturing and Exports. The sky is the Limit

Dangote did not start small. He had said it publicly that his grandfather gave him #500k when a dollar was 0.75 naira. When adjusted for inflation, that could be up to $2m in todays money. Not small amount by any standards.
Even the Steve Jobs you mentioned is in a different environment we’re entrepreneurship is encouraged and supported . In the US, bank loan for small businesses are no big deal . The banks are by law required to give certain loans to qualified small businesses.
Nigeria is quite different. You must have physical assets as collateral to obtain loans because the are no existing credit rating systems.
Determination to succeed alone is not enough to propel a business to the next step. No matter how hard you work, market factors would remain. One man business is hardly scaleable to influence market factors .

beauty and brain

EmperorCaesar:
I dont know the aim of this thread tho, but she's not pretty

That a lady is hardworking doesnt automatically upgrade their facial features and thats fine, but make we no dey overate their facial look


Nice one from her still

still better chasing such responsible & hardworking girls than rolling with those lazy and manner less slay queens. Avoid the error of handing over your life to such troublesome fellows because you will later regret it. The best is to go for beauty, brain & respectful damsels.

EmperorCaesar:
I dont know the aim of this thread tho, but she's not pretty

That a lady is hardworking doesnt automatically upgrade their facial features and thats fine, but make we no dey overate their facial look


Nice one from her still

first off, What's your definition of beauty?
Second, post a picture of yourself let's confirm something.....

Johnn74:

you are not ready for business. Those Aba brands are small brands and big brands can easily swallow them up with economics of scale. Any Aba noodles brand can become a close competitor to the top 2 brands in the country with the right strategy.
----It might involve Upgrading the quality of their noodles to beat available international market standards;
-----studying the competition with large control of the market in all 36states and capital to see what they are doing differently.
----Going Public to up economics of scale and transform from one man sole proprietor business. And setting up factories in key strategic locations in geopolitical and geo economic zones with contracts signed with major distributors in all the 36states and capital.

You Are Just A Baby Motivational Speaker Or A Fresh Graduate With Hot Blood.
Try Make Yourself Useful And Make Use Of These Your Advice For Yourself.

GistMedia0:
A young Nigerian lady has gone viral after sharing how she and her siblings actively support their father's toilet paper business. In the video, she proudly shows off their efforts, stating, "Your Dad owns a tissue factory, so you and your siblings have a job you didn’t apply for."

The heartwarming clip captures them packaging and stacking rolls of toilet paper, highlighting the importance of family involvement in business. Many online users praised their dedication, calling it a great example of teamwork and responsibility.

Reactions flooded the comment section, with some saying they wished they had such a built-in job opportunity, while others humorously noted that being born into the right family sometimes comes with unexpected responsibilities.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FITBUi1BgRs

Cool, she should upgrade the business and the father should place her on salary.

sonnie10:

There is always a maximum point one can scale any business before the law of diminishing returns sets in. First, what is the share market value of toilet paper within their covered region?
Then, how much of that share market value can their company alone possibly grab?
You might think they could explore or expand into other places but it not that feasible. Consider the cost of logistics and their margins would drastically shrink.
Remember, we are talking about a bulky item. Transport adds to overhead, that puts them in disadvantage as they wouldn’t be able to compete with other localized companies in the new market.

When it comes to business,I don't allow impediments to make me feel as If I can't achieve my dreams. Never.

sweetrace:
They make toilet roll and don’t know to wear gloves.

gloves no dey dirty when e dey in use?

EmperorCaesar:
I dont know the aim of this thread tho, but she's not pretty

That a lady is hardworking doesnt automatically upgrade their facial features and thats fine, but make we no dey overate their facial look


Nice one from her still

I came back to reread your post.

Na you create am wey u talk say she no fine?

Go create your own functioning human den.

Smithwilliams826:
gloves no dey dirty when e dey in use?

They can buy a pack of disposable gloves.