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@kay_z67 Do they need to explain that?

what annoys me more is when people tell you to start a business or learn a skill without explaining where the startup money is supposed to come from.

@MadProfitGuy If you're going into business dont forget to start with compliance early though

I didn't have money to start a business, but I knew it was business or nothing... So I got a job. The job wasn't enough to fund the business at that time... So I took a loan from a friend, which I serviced with my salary from my job. I built the business till it started paying me twice my monthly salary after about 2 years. So, I quit my job. And since then, I have been doing my own thing. This might be a good way to go into business if you don't have money of your own.

@dadaostephen Not all

Nigerian Entrepreneurs don’t do business to profit, NO. Nigerian Entrepreneurs do business to exploit.

@Redwineplus7 That is why it is better not to focus on profit too early

One thing about doing business in Nigeria is that the amount of money needed to keep things running is likely to be the same as what you're making.

@theshortiesalon This is why early compliance is important though

Doing business in Nigeria, especially in processing or production, often requires the federal government to impose bans for companies to remain viable. This really disgusts me

@Thebigsoll The biggest scam ever 😂

“Just do one year in a Nigerian university, next year you’ll go abroad” Na next month I Dey graduate

@jojoisababy Cause moving with that mindset it terrible

Lol It’s right in nigeria that people founded piggy vest and monie point. Better shift with your screwed mindset. Ii am sure if the founders of these companies were not Nigerians. It would be easier to find investors.

@OloriebiBet Has to be rage bait, so the rest are abnormal?

As a normal Nigerian, atleast 100K must be in your bank account.

@RecruitmentPq @FearNot4Man Honestly

@FearNot4Man garri has saved more careers than any salary increment 😂

Salary: 150,000 Rent: 1.2m a year Transport: 40,000 a month Them: why are Nigerian youths not patient?

@TechnicalBben I don't think switching to another nitche would be the solution People should just understand marketing and sales better Because you can switch now and not make a dim

One niche you want to check out as a Nigerian or African that would make you shit loads of money is Revops, they charge crazy. The relationship between sales and marketing, it's a big deal because it deals with revenue of a business. I told you already. Leave design alone.🫵🏾

@kenchubik @instablog9ja I don't know why it's so hard for them to understand this Most definitely didn't watch to the end

The message here is that as someone born and living in Nigeria u have to wake up and start running your life like a business because your already losing 6-0. Don't waste your time, don't operate on vibes and insha allah, don't wallow in self-pity or depression....it's time to be intentional, disciplined and hardworking or else u might never break away from poverty.

“As a Nigerian youth, the system is already against you. If Bill Gates, Steve Jobs and all these great people were here, they won’t even start” – NDC Presidential Candidate, Peter Obi

@timmyisagod @kola_aina @OtunbaSho @NaijaFlyingDr @euniceajim @idrisayobello Thank you 👏

If you are a founder trying to raise for your Startup , here is a list of Top 20 VCs and Angel investors in Nigeria 1. Kola Aina @kola_aina 2. Olumide soyombo @OtunbaSho 3. Dr Ola brown @NaijaFlyingDr 3. Eunice Ajim @euniceajim 4. Idris Bello @idrisayobello 5. Gbenga Agboola @TechProd_Arch 6. Maya famodu @Maya_H_Famodu 7. Victor Asemota @asemota 8. Ben Oluwaseun @SeunEsq 9. Iyin aboyeji @iAboyeji 10. Yewande O @yewiedewie 11. Chukwudalu Akabogu @Ssaasquatch 12. Tomi Dee @TomiDee 13. Isaac ewaleifoh @IsaacEwaleifoh 14. Morris Monye @Morris_Monye 15. Jason Njoku @JasonNjoku 16. Shola akinlade @shollsman 17. Opeyemi awoyemi @opeawo 18. Ndubuisi Ekekwe @ndekekwe 19. Tayo Oviosu @oviosu 20. Prosper Otemuyiwa @unicodeveloper Kindly share to founders who might need this , you can also add to the list in the comment section.

@iamcodenior The second 🥲

Which is harder: getting your first tech job or building your first startup?

@Sherifdeenolat2 Thank you

@usecomplier nice

GM Founders, what did you built, and where did the idea come from? 👇

@henkjan Yes 👏

@usecomplier Build clarity before scaling either.

Which do you prefer building first? Audience? Or product?

What’s the hardest thing about running about business in Nigeria no one warned you about ?

@henkjan Yes

@usecomplier Compliance is part of sustainable scaling.

This is what your business needs to scale in Nigeria, and no categories are left out. Use Complier today, we handle faster, affordable compliance, so you can focus on your business goals.

@henkjan We are on the aspect of legal compliance ☺️

@usecomplier Scaling starts with removing operational friction.