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Comment by EMINOWA FESTUS KOLAWOLE on December 27, 2009 at 3:04pm

Hi Simon,thanks for your advise well appreciated.

Comment by Simon Templer on December 20, 2009 at 9:50am

i festus, any vehicle you bring into Nigeria for sale must be rugged, durable and fuel efficient. In addition it must be fairly new (about 6 years old) and the parts must be readily available and affordable. It is very easy to get a new car now and pay over four years, which to many is more convenient than paying once in cash. Moreover fuel will eventually sell at about #100 per litter and as such it will become a very important issue to consider when buying a car. Finally people are now thinking of hybrid cars and cars that run on gas instead of petrol, I think you should also look in that direction. Currently, Toyota cars appears to be having the upper hand due to the fact that they are fuel efficient and durable. You can also contact some car dealers to know exactly how profitable the market is, though you need a very frank one to really tell you the truth as most of them will see you as a competitor and enemy. All the best and compliments of the season.

Comment by EMINOWA FESTUS KOLAWOLE on December 19, 2009 at 3:01pm

Hello Mr Simon,i invested in real estate in abroad,but i still want to invest on used vehicles such as ford bus,Toyota car,Mercedes car,B.M.W. E.T.C,and some spare parts would there be a buyers for these.

Comment by Simon Templer on December 19, 2009 at 11:42am

Hi, femi Isaiah, when you said you want to invest, which is better...., I do not seem to follow, because for us to give you an idea of which is better we need to know the options you have in mind, we can then advise you based on our knowledge and experience. Or better still refer you to the expert. No matter what you invest in you must have a passion for it and be ready to weather the storm for there will surely be a test of your character and faith in your chosen investment. Compliments of the season.

Comment by Femi Isaiah on December 17, 2009 at 9:26am

i want to invest. which is better pls

Comment by EMINOWA FESTUS KOLAWOLE on December 5, 2009 at 1:23pm

Hello Isaac, how are you doing?What type of business are you talking about.

Comment by Simon Templer on November 29, 2009 at 6:07am

Hi bamidele ibitoye, What do you mean by power clubs?

Comment by Simon Templer on November 24, 2009 at 3:54pm

Hi Festus, Asho is a fraud, and no bank can pay you 40% in a year unless they are into something illegal. Adewale , welcome to the group, i am also interested in real estate and i operate in Edo/Delta state: maybe we can share ideas on strategies some time in the future when i shall be less busy.

Comment by ORIOLA ADEWALE AWOGBEMI,ACA on November 24, 2009 at 7:57am

I am a chartered accountant working in a ministry.My interest is on real estate which i have delve into and it is profitable.I still want to enlarge my scope of operation most especially at Ikorodu,Lagos.

Comment by EMINOWA FESTUS KOLAWOLE on November 22, 2009 at 10:49am

Have you hard about Asho investment who promise to pay 40percentage on any money being invested in one year.Please help to found out this in Nigeria,It has office at Ibadan and Lagos.To all members who will be interested.

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