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Profitable cottage businesses you can do with little capital

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The book, The Authoritative Profitable Cottage Businesses You Can Start With Little Capital, otherwise known as Businesses Without Loans Book (BWLB), contains a collection of wild innovative streetwise business ideas that the cash-strapped unemployed school leavers can conveniently start with as little capital as N10,000 and make from each of them a net profit (income less all operating expenses) of not less than N20,000 weekly guaranteed.

Investing in table water business

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The importance of water to humans cannot be overemphasised. It has been discovered that human beings can live without food for more than seven days, whereas, nobody can live for more than seven days without water. In this regard, well packaged water, in hygienic condition, with the approval of appropriate authorities will be automatically consumed.

Bank of Industry partners Lagos on funding of SMEs

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The Lagos State government is concluding arrangement with the Bank of Industry (BoI) to provide fund for small and medium scale enterprises (SMEs) in the state. Olusola Oworu, the state commissioner for commerce and industry, at a meeting with the bank’s management in Lagos, said the matching fund arrangement became necessary because funding remained a major threat to the growth of SMEs in the country.

Exploring opportunities for SMEs in Nigeria’s emerging cash-lite economy

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The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) on January 1, 2012 flagged off mobile money in Nigeria, with Lagos as the starting point. The policy decision was in view of increasing dominance of cash in the economy with its implications for cost of cash management to the banking industry. The policy is therefore aimed at reducing the volume of cash flow in the economy.

How to invest in cassava flour milling

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Cassava root can be transformed into food products and industrial raw materials such as flour for bread baking, fermented starch, starch syrup, pellets, flakes and alcohol.

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