Nigerian Man Goes Into Fish Business, Builds 6 Ponds With Millions, Explains How He Did Everything in Video
- A Nigerian man has gone online to make videos of the six ponds he built to go into the fish farming business
- According to his rough estimate, he spent N1.5 million for the ponds and N450,000 on the borehole, among other costs
- Many Nigerians who watched his clips congratulated him on his achievements as some asked more questions
At a time when many people are trying hard to create multiple streams of income, a Nigerian man went into the fish farming business, sinking millions in the project.
In a video he shared on TikTok, he took people through the process of building six ponds and making plumbing works for all of them.
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The amount he spent on the farm
He told people not to be scared of going into such a business because of the capital. In another clip, he gave a rough breakdown of what he spent, which is excluding the costs of land and water tank.
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He paid N450,000 to dig a borehole. He spent a total amount of N250,000 for the plumbing works of the ponds.
Building the ponds gulped N1.5 million. He, however, said that the cost is relative as it could be different from where one resides. The fish farmer said he was yet to do some finishing work on the farm because of money.
Watch his first video below:
Watch the second video below:
Congratulatory messages from netizens
Precious Onyeka said:
"May God bless ur hand work."
Peter Dave said:
"And again abeg try buy nets cover the pond cause na food you keep for birds Like this good luck my brother."
damilare0707 said:
"Congratulations bro more profit in your business."
Gbolahan Pablo said:
"Congrats. God bless but pls sir how much can someone budget sir. Like yours. Like how much sir. I have interest."
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Williams King said:
"I have plan of doing this bussiness, but am afriad to loose my money, thi king maybe the fish might die or i will not make any profit."
Rabbi Bennett said:
"Great job bro. God bless your efforts."
Nigerian fresh fish seller
Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a Nigerian lady who sells fresh fish went online to show that she is very proud of her business.
In a video that has gone viral, the lady working in a fish pond danced among the aquatic animals as they swam around her feet.
Many people who saw the video called the lady brave, wondering if the fish would not bite her. She doused their fear, saying they are harmless.
Source: Legit.ng
