Benblaq:
Use the money play 2odds in bet9ja and watch your money doubling.


Then use 600k to buy a land

Use the other 600k start a loaning business which will be refunded with interest.

Sense will not kill me

emmachukwu99:


Pls what area are you skilled on? I want to learn a viable skill.

Goodplace:
I have 600k I intend buying a land, but I was thinking of starting a business which I am yet to fathom out the kind of business... Which will pay off in the long run? Please advice

Goodplace:
I have 600k I intend buying a land, but I was thinking of starting a business which I am yet to fathom out the kind of business... Which will pay off in the long run? Please advice

Olatoman:
Hi brother.

If the land is in a good location(present/future), you can possibly buy it.
But if it isn't, I'll advise you shouldn't.

If you also a Salary earner and still lost in your choices, you can set aside the Money say for one month plus in FBNQUEST Money Market Fund and reinvest whatever Monthly Proceeds it generates while you top it up frequently (say monthly).

When you have decided on what business to venture into, or where to buy the Land, you can simply withdraw your Money.

Bless.

Goodplace:
I have 600k I intend buying a land, but I was thinking of starting a business which I am yet to fathom out the kind of business... Which will pay off in the long run? Please advice

Goodplace:
I have 600k I intend buying a land, but I was thinking of starting a business which I am yet to fathom out the kind of business... Which will pay off in the long run? Please advice

Meedass:
Bro start a business, don't buy a land.. there are some business ideas I would like you to try# email me on v.muffler81@gamil.com

Goodplace:
I have 600k I intend buying a land, but I was thinking of starting a business which I am yet to fathom out the kind of business... Which will pay off in the long run? Please advice

awelekiti:
I'd advise you start a business first. I wish I had that kind of money when I started my business . I didn't even have 400k in my account that time. There is a serious glut in the property market in Nigeria today. You don't want to wait till eternity until the land you're buying appreciates. Do a feasibility study and market survey of the kind of business you intend to enter into. The mistake Nigerian youths make is that, they buy houses and land the moment they have some change in hand. Even though I had money to buy a whole building when I moved my business to a certain level, I still had to plough all I made back into my business and expanded it. The proceeds on my business was what I used to build my first house. Those colleagues of mine who jumped at building houses and buying lands with their little income that was supposed to be their starting Capital are now regretting it because they can only looking those houses in the face. Unfortunately, the house can't vomit the money needed to run their day to day activities . Look for what would sell in automobile industry, telecomms industry, oil and gas industry, healthcare industry, entertainment industry, IT industry, hospitality industry. I know of a guy who used to sell liquid soap to some hotels which they used to wash plates and stuffs. Now, he's a big boy and he started with less than 400k. Agric industry is another good area. I visited a place called Arena in oshodi recently and met some Nigerian ever-busy youths squeezing fruits into sealed bottles and selling it for 200 naira. People throng their kiosk to buy. They'd mix orange juice with pineapple or watermelon juice , all aural for just 200 naira. Good luck to you

automatix:
land value will only appreciate if the location is good enough. I was given a land by my elder sister and I don't think I want to build a house there any time soon. I will likely buy a house in my current location than go build there.

Heartbender:
You can buy land for as low as 70k per acre and either start a farming business or any business at all

HoodBillionaire:
buy a laptop..130k iphone..200k smile sub 1year. 100k. 430k bal:270k
bomb craigslist from mon to sun... by nexr week fri.one client go lari moh pay u 9000$
Thank me later. 9000$× 8months

mikeayus:
Please give more info about this, which areas can i get this?

Goodplace:
I have 600k I intend buying a land, but I was thinking of starting a business which I am yet to fathom out the kind of business... Which will pay off in the long run? Please advice

yemabolly:
oga, you have all the options here at stake, if you buy land and you don't have any structure on it then it is a big risk, at the same time if you don't have any money on you after buying and building, pls i am sorry to say this, the land may be sold back before it is appreciated, but you can look for a Pieces of land where it is very cheap and buy so that you can have some money with you but it may only take time to appreciate. On the aspect of doing business if you don't have knowledge of a particular business, and you venture into it, then the risk is higher, but what I will advice you to do is keep the money and think of what best to do. if you will considered an haulage business that will not give u an headache nor affect your usual activities then I can put you through or any body here that is interested send me a message @ global.marks@yahoo.com

God will bless us all.

Philipmems:
I would suggest going into business. The Agricultural sector in Nigeria is a honey pot waiting to be exploited. I remember when I had some careless 300k back in 2012, I invested in fish farming (catfish) in my backyard . I had 3 artificial ponds, I made good money from that venture which lasted for 3 years. Land is good when thinking long term but a well planned business is better, you can grow and nuture it into a multi-million naira industry.