If you want to earn more than one million a year you should choose an
area of your business very carefully. Here are 10 lucrative businesses
in Nigeria you can invest your money and be sure of making millions
back. 1. E-commerce Electronic commerce is the easiest kind of business to start.
The best thing about the e- commerce is that you have already millions
of online “customers”. You just need to turn them into buyers of your
products. 2. Poultry Farms This kind of business is very lucrative.
Even some foreigners are coming to Nigeria to invest into it. If you
start with a farm of 1,000 chickens and will develop it properly, you
will be earning nearly N30 million annually 3. Second hand clothes Many Nigerians prefer to buy used clothes of good quality instead of cheap fakes. The cost of importing used cloth is very low, which guarantees good turnovers of your investments. 4. Snail farms These farms are quite popular in Nigeria. They need low investment to start and don’t need any special equipment. But the area is big, as well as the market. 5. Fruit juices Nigerians consume more fruit juice than any other people on our planet. This business is tough and it needs big starting capitals, but if you are able to afford it – it is totally worth it. 6. Oil and gas Our land has great deposits of oil and gas.
So the land itself presents the best opportunity for its citizens. Some
finest businesses in Nigeria started from owning of petrol filling
stations or gas logistics. These areas are always good for making money. 7. Professional car wash The main thing in this kind of business – good management and a right place. Try to choose a strategic place for example in Lagos or in other city overcrowded by cars. 8. Construction materials House construction is on its peak now in Nigeria. So if you will manage to become a local dealer of construction materials it will surely bring you some good money. 9. Rice farming There is never enough rice in Nigeria.
That’s why government imports it from Thailand and China every year.
You should prepare to invest hardly in good labour and farming itself,
but the result is worth it. 10. Hotels and estates Business with property is probably the biggest opportunity to make money in Nigeria. Invest in a small hostel or a mini hotel. Also, you can just rent some property. And then you will see how the money flow in.
Considering Fans, what they want and the current trend in the
music industry are key factors in determining the kind of songs
artistes will release and the genre those songs will fall.
This list takes a look at Artistes who started off a rap career as
rappers but have since transitioned into singing,most of them combining
rapping and singing together in their career. 1. Olamide
Olamide hardly took any singing role in his first album ,Rapsodi as
he employed the services of the singers and fierced heavily on each
track as a full fledged indigenous rapper.
However,going by his next three albums ( YBNL,BGEL and street OT),the
rapper has since showcased his versatility by joining the singer/rapper
camp in the music industry.
With Tracks like Eleda mi,badoo love,bobo ,melo melo as well as even
taking the hooks of songs for other artist,one may be forced to question
the genre of music Olamide belongs to, rap or pop?
2. Skales
Call it Frustration,indecision or whatever you call it ,Skales
decision to switch genres surely paid off. Starting off at the EME crew
as a rapper with singles like heading for the Grammy, ori mi
,monster,could not get skales the desired recognition compared to label
mate ,WizKid.
Following his exit from EME,it enabled his full transition to singing
as he released The massive hit shake body followed by je kan
mo,lole,ijo ayo and countless collabos seeing a turn for good in Skales
music career.
3. Reminisce
Reminisce started his career by recording an hardcore rap album at id cabasa coded tunes studio,which was never released.
Later he showed his lyrical prowess as an English rapper on 9ice’s bachelor and ever since featuring 9ice.
”Oh yee rappers ” have moved on to greater things ” signalled the
rappers cross over to singing in the hit kako be chicken
track.Tesojue,Sunkere,olomoge,i need a girl.agidigbo all goes to prove
this new found love of alaga ibile. Like he said in one of his tracks ”
punchlines o jawo mo”.
4. Eldee
Eldee the don was one of the members of the defunct trybesmen with
fellow rappers.kaboom and freestyle.Soon he went ahead to form trybez
records and dropped rap joints like am leaving, we made it,i go yarn and
many more
The rapper however gained further prominence with the release of
Songs like Bosi Gbangba, Ota mi”,One day”, Category “Wash-wash”, among
others and a highly succesaful last album “Undeniable” which were all
commercial and mostly pop singles.
5. Ice prince
Ice prince proved himself as a rapper on tracks like Nobody test me,oleku,Efimile remix, and other rap joints.
This did not deter iceprince from showcasing his ability to sing in
tracks like More,juju,Superstar,boss ft tekno as well as providing hooks
for other artist like mode9 ( I see) and many more establishing him as a
rapper and singer in the Nigerian music industry.
Some smartphones are worth waiting for, and
there are some stunners coming in 2016. These are the best new phones
coming in 2016, including the best new Android phones, best new iPhones,
best new Windows phones, best new Samsung phones, best new Sony phones,
best new HTC phones, best new LG phones and more.
In this feature we'll show you some of the exciting new iPhones and new
Android phones that will launch over the coming
year. We'll also look back on some of the best new phones of 2015 so
far.
Best new phones 2016: Apple iPhone 7
The iPhone 7 will be Apple's brand-new flagship phone for 2016, and
following tradition should be announced in September. Although the final
release date is still many months away, that hasn't stopped the rumour
mill going crazy over the upcoming iPhone.
We've already seen rumours that the new iPhone will feature big
design changes, with an all-new D-jack headphone jack, waterproofing
protection and an eSIM. Loads of rumours are circulating about the
screen too - will it get bigger? Will it feature a curved edge? Will it
have a Touch ID display, or edge-to-edge glass?
One things for sure, the new iPhone will be faster than ever, with an
A10 processor and embedded M10 motion co-processor, plus 2GB of RAM.
We round up all the iPhone 7 rumours here.
Apple iPhone 7 Plus
Apple's upcoming iPhone 7 Plus will be the best iPhone to date, with
an array of spec improvements that include a bump up to the A10 chip and
M10 motion co-processor with 2GB of RAM.
It's been suggested that the iPhone 7 Plus' screen size will increase
to 5.7in, but without increasing the overall size of the iPhone 7 Plus -
this could be achieved with an edge-to-edge screen or sidewall display.
We just hope it'll improve the resolution as well.
In common with the smaller iPhone we could see a new D-jack headphone connector, and waterproofing protection as standard.
3)
2016: Google Nexus 6 2016
It's very early days for new Nexus 6 rumours, but we've already heard
a tip-off that the smartphone will once again be made by Huawei, and
that it will feature a Snapdragon 820 chip, which is more powerful and
energy efficient, and builds in support for Qualcomm Quick Charge 3.0.
Some other stuff we 'know' includes the fact it will be the launch vehicle for the new Android OS, Android N,
and it will most likely arrive in October. This will be a large-screen tablet (the clue is in the '6') and with support for USB-C now built
into Android it will use that format for data transfer and charging.
HTC One M10
Now that we know the phone unveiled by HTC in October was
an HTC One A9, we're still expecting to see the HTC One M10 in March
2016.
HTC One launches are traditionally held just prior to
March's Mobile World Congress show, and HTC chairwoman Cher Wang has
said there would be significant improvements in innovations and design
for the next flagship model next year.
A key area in which HTC now lags behind its rivals is the
screen, with the M9 featuring a full- rather than Quad HD display. We'd
expect to see some key improvements here, as well as some general
performance enhancements.
Next »
LG G5
It's not long since we welcomed the LG G4, but the LG G5 will be here by the end of spring 2016.
Obviously very little is known so far about LG's next
flagship, but we have heard that the company is working with Irience to
bring an iris scanner to the G5. And that's something of a surprise,
given that the LG G4 doesn't even feature a fingerprint scanner. This
isn't brand-new tech, and in fact we have an UMI Iron phone in front of
us with the same iris-scanning technology, but it will bring iris
scanning in front of a UK audience for the first time.
The new LG G5 is thought to have a larger-capacity battery
- perhaps up to 4000mAh - and the company is expected to retain the
ability to remove- and also wirelessly charge the battery.
Next »
LG G Flex 3
The LG G Flex 2 was an interesting smartphone, with its curved
form-factor and material that would automatically heal scratches. Mark 3
should be more interesting still, with a rumoured metal body and
premium design.
Expect the Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 and 4GB of RAM inside, plus 32GB
of (expandable via microSD) storage. Leaks suggest there will be a
3500mAh battery, a fingerprint scanner, and 20.7/8Mp cameras.
Although the LG G Flex 3 has not yet been officially confirmed by the
company, we expect it to make an appearance in early 2016 - probably at
CES 2016 - with a price tag a touch over £500.
LG V10
LG has unveiled what looks to be the LG G4 Pro, except it's known as
the LG V10. It's a dual-screen Quad-HD smartphone with two front-facing
selfie cameras, a manual mode for video and support for microSD up to
2TB. Other highlights include 64GB of built-in storage, a 3,000mAh
removable battery, a hexacore Snapdragon 808 chip with 4GB of RAM and a
32-bit Hi-Fi DAC.
It's not yet been confirmed when the LG V10 will go on sale in the
UK, although we hope it will be late 2015 rather than early 2016.
Microsoft Surface Phone
Surface Phone rumours have been few and far between, leading some to
think it's nothing more than a myth. But it was recently revealed by Wired that Microsoft Corporate VP Panos Panay has been working on a prototype of a new phone.
Should it truly exist, the Surface Phone is expected to arrive in
2016, with a 5.5in Quad-HD AMOLED display, 4GB of RAM, 64- and 128GB
storage options (with microSD support), a 64-bit Intel processor and
21Mp rear- and 8Mp front cameras. The Surface Phone could also get a
Surface Pen and a USB-C port.
Nextbit Robin
Things on Kickstarter are often a complete load of rubbish but the
Nextbit Robin is a success story which we're looking forward to seeing
in the flesh.
The firm was founded in 2012 and its key staff have been involved
with Android since the beginning. Collectively, they've worked on
launching phones including the G1, Nexus and HTC One M8 and M8.
Due to arrive February 2016 with a price tag of $399, the
'cloud-first' smartphone has a different approach to most other Android
devices on the market. There is on-board storage but the phone will
automatically optimise by doing things like moving unused apps and
photos to the cloud.
OnePlus 2 Mini
Despite having only recently announced the OnePlus X, a smaller
OnePlus smartphone than the company's flagship OnePlus 2, there are
rumours that we'll soon see a third OnePlus smartphone.
This new OnePlus phone will be smaller than the OnePlus X, but with
performance to match the OnePlus 2, so we assume it will be priced
somewhere in between the two - that's if it ever sees the light of day.
The rumours of a OnePlus 2 Mini phone stem from an entry in the
GFXBench database of an unknown OnePlus device with a 4.6in screen (the
OnePlus X has a 5in screen and the OnePlus 2 a 5.5in screen). That's a
full-HD (1808p panel), and other specs include a 1.7GHz Qualcomm
Snapdragon 810 processor, 4GB of RAM, 64GB of storage and 12Mp/5Mp
cameras. In common with the OnePlus 2, there's no NFC.
OnePlus 3
OnePlus has spoiled us in 2015 with both the OnePlus 2 and OnePlus X, but we're already hearing whispers about a OnePlus 3.
The image pictured here is merely a render, and may be little more
than an artist's impression of what they'd like to see. Still if it's
true, there's no sign of the fingerprint scanner previously built into
the home button, which may mean OnePlus is going down the Sony route by
building it into the power button, or it could mean it's dropped it
completely, possibly in favour of something more radical such as
iris-scanning.
Early leaked specifications include the Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 chip
that will feature heavily in 2016 flagships, offering improved
performance and battery efficiency, plus support for Qualcomm Quick
Charge 3.0 and Adreno 530 graphics. And OnePlus will allegedly continue
to fit a 1080p full-HD screen, which suggests to us the OnePlus 3, like
the One and 2 before it, will be a great-value phone (probably under
£300) with high-end specs and a mid-range price.
Samsung Galaxy S7 & Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge
The Galaxy S6 is a brilliant product from Samsung, and there has been so much intrigue in its Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge that it has since unveiled the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+ phablet.
Samsung doesn't rest on its laurels too long, though, and in March 2016
at Mobile World Congress we will see the new Samsung Galaxy S7 on
show - potentially alongside a new Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge.
But that won't be the first we hear of the Samsung Galaxy
S7 and S7 Edge... this pair of flagships will actually be unveiled by
Samsung at a special event in February 2016, according to a source close
to the company.
In the S6 Samsung turned its back on Qualcomm and instead
used one of its own Exynos processors; while it's possible that we could
see a continuation of this trend, we know Samsung has already been
testing out the Snapdragon 820. In fact, Samsung is thought to be
working alongside Qualcomm in manufacturing the 820 with 3GHz Kyro CPU
cores. This also means the new S7 could see Adreno 530 graphics and
LP-DDR4 RAM - possibly as much as 6GB, although 4GB is more likely.
We don't expect to see anything new in the already very
good screen, so expect a 5.1in Quad HD SuperAMOLED panel. The
fingerprint scanner and heart-rate montor found in the S6 will also
likely feature. The Samsung Galaxy S7 will come with Android 6.0 Marshmallow and TouchWiz.
We expect the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge to go on sale in March 2016.
