rpltoyinbo:
Come at me with it, I am a seasoned business woman and I am bursting with investment ideas.

Anyone can also drop in to share their expertise, let's help each other make lots of money this year.

Hardetwotwo:
What business can I do with 200k?

free2ryhme:


you have not executed the business idea but you hoping to make a lot of money

entrepreneur Nigeria is dead

rpltoyinbo:
I am already very successful at something else so I don't need to dable into other businesses.

free2ryhme:


read the comment again

rpltoyinbo:
Please guys indicate if you need online or offline business ideas.

rpltoyinbo:
Please guys indicate if you need online or offline business ideas.

shakol91:
@rpltoyinbo, Give biz idea of 1-2M with 5yrs of ROI. I'm really serious.

rpltoyinbo:


5 years!? You have a lot of options.
For the more risky investments(brings higher returns)

-cryptocurrency

- stocks of companies that deal in products that have been tipped to become the next big thing. e.g Tesla and their electric cars, companies that sell clean energy etc. Doing this from Nigeria is a bit complicated but not impossible. I know because I do it.

There a couple more but I know if I list them, and you do them and lose your money, you would blame me in the end.

For the less risky ones
-Go to a newly established tertiary institution(there wont be a lot of competition at the start)and set up 4-5 gas shops, the idea is to dominate the market and discourage new people from starting their own shops because they'd feel the market is saturated. This might look silly to you but this is what companies like Walmart do, over saturating the market, trust me in a business with such a low cost to begin there would be a lot of people who would see your profits and would want to get in.

-private labeling business(see the link on my signature)

-start a website trading currencies. 5 years is a lot of time to position yourself for you to start pulling in millions per annum

-exporting. You always here it in the news how Nigeria exports raw materials only to buy back finished products from the same people they sold these raw materials to at a higher price. The people sending this raw materials overseas are people like you and me. Many don't even have farms for those that export agricultural produce, they just act like middlemen and the financial compensation is good.