"I Will Never Go Broke Again": Man Mentions Lucrative Business He Can Start With N10 Million
- A Nigerian man has gone viral on social media after disclosing the business that he can start with N10 million
- In a now-viral video, the man explained what he would do if he ever received a cash gift of about N10 million
- Commenting on the story, a Nigerian businesswoman Justina Okoro, confirmed that N10 million is enough to start something great
A Nigerian man's comments about his business plan has garnered attention on social media after a video was shared online.
The man, who holds a degree in agricultural processing, revealed that he would invest a cash gift of N10 million in a food processing venture.

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Man speaks about N10 million business plan
The man, whose interview was shared by @EkafTV, outlined his plans to utilise the funds to establish a business focused on processing and selling animal products, including poultry, goats, and rams.

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His strategy involves purchasing these animals, processing them, and selling the products per kilo.
According to him, the initial investment would cover the cost of renting a shop, estimated to be between 800,000 to 1 million naira, as well as assets such as storage facilities and freezers.
He emphasised the importance of having a reliable coal room, which he believed was the most crucial aspect of the business.
According to him, his confidence in his plan stems from his academic background and hands-on experience in the field.
He stressed that knowing the business inside out was key to success, and that he had previously engaged in similar activities.

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In his words:
"I studied agricultural processing, so I will just go into processing of food stuffs. I will buy them, I will process them and then kill them, process them, yes, and sell. I studied agricultural processing, focusing on animal and crab products, including poultry, goats, and rams. I will process them, sell them per kilo. Processing involves buying, processing, and selling. For the business, I plan to rent a shop, costing around 800,000 to 1 million naira. I'll need assets like storage and freezers.
"Maybe one freezer is okay, but I need a blast or coal room, that's the most important thing. I believe 10 million naira can cover the coal room and everything.I'm confident because I know the business. If you know about it and are into it, you can do it yourself. I've done it before."
Commenting on the story, a Nigerian businesswoman Justina Okoro, confirmed that N10 million is enough to start something great.
"Yes o. N10 million is a lot o. I believe him please. There are several businesses that someone can go into with such capital. Give it to me and see what I will achieve in six months," she said.
Reactions as man shares his business idea
TikTok users stormed the comments section to react to video.
@lasisiwasiucharles said:
"I will go into palm oil straight I knew everything about the business I will make x3 of the money before the end of the year."
@Aishat Dododawa said:
"If you give me 10m I will start Palm oil business, and a foods stuff business just give me a year I will make up to 4m yearly as gain."
@BASSJ said:
"Many pple dont understand biz, after every cost can you be able to save 300k montly and still have your 10m in stock? Biz don grow at start like that."
@Immanuel23 said:
"With this amount I will buy a good Sola battery and panels for my game hub business and the remaining money I will open a laundry store,I do make 500k or more from game hub but fuel expenses is much."
@Dammy Wealth added:
"I will go straight into crop farming like pepper and tomatoes and be making my million every 3 months."
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Man sets up business after settlement
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a Nigerian man expressed joy that he has established his own business after moving to Lagos to learn a trade.
The man said he moved to Lagos in 2023 to serve as an apprentice to someone else who trained him.
Source: Legit.ng

