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Is there a legitimate Nigerian business that can guarantee 5-10% monthly interest?

Emmanuel Abara Benson by Emmanuel Abara Benson
November 22, 2019
in Investment Tips, Small Business, Spotlight
Is there a legitimate Nigerian business that can guarantee 5-10% monthly interest?
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Now, this is an interesting question, isn’t it? Nairametrics’ Lead Partner and Publisher, Ugochukwu Obi-Chukwu, recently asked his Twitter followers the same question. As expected, the question was met with numerous responses. Some investment platforms even used the occasion to advertise their services to potential customers. But is there really a legitimate business that can guarantee investors 5-10% monthly return on investment? Well, let’s take a closer look at the matter.

I get asked this question a lot so it’s my turn to also ask Twitter.

I have N1million and want to invest in a legit investment that can give me at least 5-10% monthly.

Is there any investment like that in this country?? 🙏🏾🙏🏾

— Ugodre (@ugodre) November 19, 2019

Apparently, such businesses exist 

Majority of those who responded to the question did believe that such businesses exist. As a matter of fact, they even came up with suggestions ranging from regular small businesses to more organised kinds of investments. For example, a Twitter user replied that roadside restaurant business would suffice. However, just in case that isn’t good enough, she equally suggested events management.

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"Mama put" business in a great location

Event Management

Short term private-lending

— iSERVE 2050 | #LeadershipMatters Nwanyịbùífé🔥#ABC (@iSERVE2050) November 19, 2019

Although she did not explain in detail how exactly these businesses could guarantee that much return on investment, it is important to note that food businesses always have the potential to thrive. This is due mainly to the fact that humans need food to survive. However, this type of business always tends to be highly competitive, even for those operating on a large scale. Therefore, it is highly uncertain if a “Mama Put” business can, indeed, guarantee 5-10% ROI.

Moving on, another Twitter user (Samuel U.F Udom) suggested that investing in the business of scrap metal purchase would serve the purpose. He actually explained his point, mentioning iron as the metal of choice. Apparently, iron is always in high demand. The business works in such a way that a kilo of scrap metal, which can be purchased from scavengers at N70-N80, can then be sold to the end-users (I.e., recycling companies) at N120.

[READ MORE: Solomon Udoh’s experience is why you should monitor your investment performance constantly]

If you can buy up to 10 tons volume of scrap metal, then you can make over N300, 000 worth of net profit, he said. This sounds interesting, no doubt. However, it needs further verification.

Invest in scrap purchase business.
Iron to be specific.
Buy a kilo for 70-80 naira, sell for 120. That's actually the legal part.

A 10ton volume which you can conveniently purchase will give you over 300k in net profit.
If you wana scale up, that up to you.

— SPORT-APMPLIFIER (@SPORTAMPLIFIER) November 21, 2019

Another business idea that can even give more than 10% ROI, according to RealNaijaKolo, is haulage business. Now, this is not just an ordinary kind of haulage business. Instead, it’s all about transporting natural resources such as limestone, laterite, iron ore, and more. To do this job, you need to be closer to sites like Opkella where limestone is mined by the likes of BUA cement. Something else you would need is a contract with a producer to transport the goods. Then you stand a chance of earning up to 15% returns on investment.

@ugodre haulage of solid natural minerals like laterite, limestone & iron ore at DANGOTE & BUA cement companies at Okpella, Edo state, can give u 10% to 15% profit monthly wit #1m naira for a 2yrs contract
That's with the lease of 30 tons tipping trucks.
DM for further details.

— Reverend ErukeOghene Taunu #MindShift™ 📧 (@ErukeTaunu) November 19, 2019

Again, this sounds almost too good to be true. But then again, we are talking about limestone and other natural resources which serve as raw materials for some of the biggest companies in Nigeria. Therefore, just in case you are interested in this sort of business, conduct more research to better understand it before jumping right into it.

Theodore Isichei suggested that veterinarians can cash out by simply offering to immunise cows for Fulani herdsmen up north. According to him, some of these Fulani cattle owners are willing to pay as much as N10, 000 just to immunise one cow. Imagine immunising a herd of cattle, N10, 000 per one. Interesting! But then again, is this even true? Moreover, how much would the immunisation kit cost?

https://twitter.com/theodoreisichei/status/1196811445809426435

Some people took advantage to advertise 

Biodun Afolabi, who described himself as an investment technology enthusiast, told those who cared to listen that Wealth.NG could definitely help them to actualise this. According to him, just by downloading the Wealth.Ng app, Nigerians could have access to invest in stocks, treasury bills, and more. Now, just to quickly add that this one is true. Go get the app right away.

investments, how to measure the performance of your investments., Here are ways to ask family and friends to fund your business - PART 2 

Definitely…..go to @WealthNG https://t.co/5lwzBAspwd you'll have access to Stocks, Treasury Bills and Agriculture. The app is available on iOS and Android. Try it out today

— Abiodun Afolabi (@biodun_afo) November 19, 2019

Meanwhile, Cokodeal, which claims to be Africa’s largest export platform, also took advantage of the moment to explain how they can help Nigerians earn up to 10% return on their investments on a monthly basis. See below if you care-

Yes! @Cokodeal "Contract Invest "

It is bank guaranteed.

Cokodeal links you to 1 of our suppliers. That has an export contract offer.

U partly fund with N1m = equity profit sharing.

Get full cash + profit within the month.

Move to the next " contract invest " deal.

— cokodeal – #Export Platform (@Cokodeal) November 19, 2019

Some people are sceptical 

It is probably important to mention at this point that when it comes to investing, return on investment is never something one talks with certainty except when one is definitely certain. This is because anything could happen along the way, thereby causing disappointments.

This is exactly the point Onaopemipo Dara made when she pointed out that some people probably didn’t understand what 5-10% ROI really entails. Her suggestion is that people need to first understand what this means.

I think a lot of people don't really know what 5 – 10% monthly ROI means and might mistake it with annual, turnovers or profit. Or just didn't calculate the maths.

You might need to start there.

— Onaopemipo Dara (@monblaze) November 20, 2019

Please note that suggestions made in this thread are the opinions of those who shared them. Therefore, if you are thinking of going into any of the businesses suggested therein, ensure to consult a qualified investment expert to give you the necessary advice.

Best of luck in your investment journey.


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Emmanuel Abara Benson

Emmanuel Abara Benson

Emmanuel Abara Benson is an experienced business reporter and editor. He currently edits articles at Nairametrics. Reach him via email on Emmanuel.abara@nairametrics.com and follow him on Twitter @Mr_Abara for his personal opinions.

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Comments 7

  1. Oge says:
    November 23, 2019 at 5:11 am

    This is not a difficult process, I have implemented this idea and made far more… I paid writers on Fiverr to deliver 1000 words article for me, created a finance blog, monetized it with Google adsense, today I make over 30pcnt ROI in my first month, have even recovered my return and now enjoys stead flow at zero re-investment.

    Reply
  2. Temitope says:
    November 23, 2019 at 10:24 pm

    It is practically IMPOSSIBLE to do much these days without money in ones pocket.

    One can tap into…

    *eCommerce business
    *Become a blogger
    *Food Processing
    *Network Marketing
    *Write books about what you do
    *And many more…

    Reply
  3. Anonymous says:
    November 24, 2019 at 9:17 pm

    Ignorance is what many of those who clamis to teturn 5 to 10% in a month . How profitable is Mr biggs and other fast service food vendors ? They have better clients and a better magin ! When asked questions like this , my simple response is usually this , why will anyone offer you 5 or 10 % when they can access funding at 20 to 25% in the banks ? Check the portfolio at risk of banks and you will inderstand that lending is no child’s play and so is investment.
    Those who claims to make such bubble returns how long have they operated ? Who is regulating them ? What security do they offer you in the event of a default? Where are all those MMM and gold investors ? If your money is not important to you run after high returns ! If your hard earned money is i

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    • David says:
      December 3, 2019 at 5:03 pm

      it is because of the Mr biggs model that they make losses. How many people have money to visit Mr. Biggs. The mama put close to my house has been operating for many years and will not close down soon. While growing up there is Mama Mulika even befor Mr biggs started branching out and she made money over many years before she shut down. We are talking informal sector here not formal sectors.

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  4. Rotimi Shittu says:
    November 24, 2019 at 9:19 pm

    Ignorance is what many of those who clamis to teturn 5 to 10% in a month . How profitable is Mr biggs and other fast service food vendors ? They have better clients and a better magin ! When asked questions like this , my simple response is usually this , why will anyone offer you 5 or 10 % when they can access funding at 20 to 25% in the banks ? Check the portfolio at risk of banks and you will inderstand that lending is no child’s play and so is investment.
    Those who claims to make such bubble returns how long have they operated ? Who is regulating them ? What security do they offer you in the event of a default? Where are all those MMM and gold investors ? If your money is not important to you run after high returns ! If your hard earned money is important to you consider safety over high return .

    Reply
  5. Iroegbu blossom says:
    November 25, 2019 at 7:48 am

    We need more public trainings on these issues so that more youths can get more information to work with.

    I am interested in food processing.
    How do I go about it?

    Reply
  6. Michael Nwosu says:
    November 25, 2019 at 8:17 am

    Now that interest is being generated on this all important issue of economy, and investment, it is obvious that in Nigeria, Politics and political investments yield more ROI than any other transactions. Moreover, owing to our skewed system, and corruption, it is pretty difficult to run a legitimate business profitably. Equally saddening is that the Nigerian people are financially emasculated by policies of govt rendering them incapacitated to patronize goods and services of Entrepreneurs

    Reply

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