Catered4:







You're welcome sir/ma

Ymodulus:
Octavo !!!

You don join this one too? Calm down bros . lol. How u dei.

@ catered4 nice post. Why don't you look into Yams?? You buy yams from Niger State and Benue and send to Porthacourt.

Its profitable very. But you have to be knowledgeable on some things. I believe you will figure out. Nice post by the way

Ymodulus:
Octavo !!!

You don join this one too? Calm down bros . lol. How u dei.

@ catered4 nice post. Why don't you look into Yams?? You buy yams from Niger State and Benue and send to Porthacourt.

Its profitable very. But you have to be knowledgeable on some things. I believe you will figure out. Nice post by the way

Harbigail:
@catered4,this is realy inspiring God bless,bt i'd like 2knw if i can start wit as little as 5k coz am a student and i sch @ ile ife...i'd give u a call anyway cos i need xplanation on somthns.tnx n remain blessed.

Galads:
My adventurous journey to aleiro onion market in kebbi state....
I actually base in lagos but grew up in kd. I was on break so I decided to visit my family in kaduna so this post made me have a second tot about this biz even if I had it in mind for a very long time but couldn't venture cause I procrastinate a lot and I think I have killed that procrastination. I woke up one morning thinking is this how am going back to lagos without any other means of income? I said no to my self and I picked my phone and called some of my course mate who are from kebbi state. Fortunately, one of my junior cadet is currently based in aleiro working in the university exactly where the onion is sold. The next morning, I booked a bus to kebbi, was a long journey of about 8 hours from kaduna. I was complaining of the weather in kaduna not knowing there are places that the weather can cook yam without fire. The breeze blowing was like I was bathing with boiled water. I got to kebbi at about 4pm, and from kebbi to jega about 30 mins and from jega to aleiro about 15mins. Did a market survey and left to sokoto where I slept. I had in mind to visit the onion market in sokoto to see things for myself especially the storage facilities but I realized if I don't leave sokoto in the morning, I can't make it back to lagos tomorrow. I use to hear the north is blessed but I didn't know fully well how blessed we are in the north but I think I now understand. I saw a full water melon for 100 naira which I use to buy in kaduna for 200 and lagos for 500, pepper of different varieties. Thanks catered4 for the post cause it inspired me and I can also help answer questions to the best of my knowledge and what I have seen . Here are some pictures I took but it was a bit dark cause I was only able to charge at about 7pm lastnite.

Ymodulus:
Octavo !!!

You don join this one too? Calm down bros . lol. How u dei.

@ catered4 nice post. Why don't you look into Yams?? You buy yams from Niger State and Benue and send to Porthacourt.

Its profitable very. But you have to be knowledgeable on some things. I believe you will figure out. Nice post by the way

OCTAVO:
Hello Catered4, Pls do you have any idea of palm oil business? I mean when it can be gotten cheaply. Thanks.

Unique3:
@ Octavo, palm oil is plentiful here in the south south. I mean good ones, straight from the mill. If you are interested, we could partner and make something out of the opportunity.

@Catered4, I'm sure you can see what far reaching effect this your initiative is having on the lives of some of us. Keep up the good work God bless you dear.

Nice job, @ Galads

Catered4:









Hello ma. I will help you with a 50kg bag of onions. Pls call me.

Unique3:
@ Octavo, palm oil is plentiful here in the south south. I mean good ones, straight from the mill. If you are interested, we could partner and make something out of the opportunity.
@Catered4, I'm sure you can see what far reaching effect this your initiative is having on the lives of some of us. Keep up the good work God bless you dear.
Nice job, @ Galads

OCTAVO:
Hello Catered4, Pls do you have any idea of palm oil business? I mean when it can be gotten cheaply. Thanks.

qizick:
Pls I'm in PHC now how can I meet potential buyers I need to make contacts so I could start I'm based in jos we hv carrots potatoes n green bean I hv the intention of bringing them from jos pls do anyone hv useful information on the mkt i could meet dealers in PHC

Catered4:





Hello OCTAVO. Emperoracro deals in palm oil. I met him last week. He gets it from Ondo state. Very good palm oil. Please mail me your number so that I can connect the two of you together. Good night.

emperoracro:

Hello octavo, palm oil is getting cheaper now, and expected to rise as from next month. Contact me lets talk better.

Thanks madam catered4, still expecting your call

OCTAVO:

I'm yet to get your number o.

Catered4:






Please check your mail sir

Catered4:






Please check your mail sir

Catered4:






Please check your mail sir

jasper83:



pls ma when is our next interactive session

emperoracro:

Hello unique, i deal with palm oil, pls send me ur number, am sending a mail to u now

Hello octavo, palm oil is getting cheaper now, and expected to rise as from next month. Contact me lets talk better.

Thanks madam catered4, still expecting your call

zizz:
Booking a space for next meeting

OCTAVO:

I'm yet to get your number o.

Galads:
Any business that requires buying and selling requires a lot of research. Yesterday I was at mile 12 market and was shocked to find out that a bag of onion is even more cheaper in lagos than from the source. I noticed there are a lot of onion from Lastweek everywhere in the market. A Lot of people did wrong calculations, bought a lot before the gubernatorial and couldn't sell because of the state of the nation. My point, always make your research before trading at every point before you burn your fingers. Peace