Man Who Relocated Abroad Seeks Investment Ideas after Saving N10 Million and Paying up All His Debts

Man Who Relocated Abroad Seeks Investment Ideas after Saving N10 Million and Paying up All His Debts

  • A Nigerian man in the diaspora has excitedly revealed that he has been able to save up to N10 million overseas
  • The man added that he has settled all his debts and now wants to invest his money in profitable ventures in Nigeria
  • He also opened up about his final destination and sought advice on how to go about his investment plan

Years after relocating overseas in search of greener pastures, a Nigerian man, @onealbola, has expressed excitement at having N10 million in savings.

@onealbola revealed he has settled all his debts and sought advice on what he could invest his money in back home.

Man rejoices as he finally settles his debt after 'japa', says he has saved N10m
He said he finally settled his debt. The image of an aeroplane is for illustration purpose and is unrelated to the story. Photo Credit: Masao Taira, TikTok/@onealbola
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"I don save like N10m now after paying all my GBESE. Legends! What can I invest in at home?" he wrote on TikTok.

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The man said it pays to relocate abroad and opened up that he intends to return to Nigeria. In his words:

"Japa pays. The next is what to invest in because we must come home. Lifestyles and travels. Wake up and invest wisely."

Watch his video below:

People advise him on businesses to do

josephdominic612 said:

"Go into bottles water 💧 and pure water production is very lucrative or better still hospitality short let and hotel."

ANIKEOLAGBANGBA said:

"Invest in lands in remote area if you haven't many businesses are collapsing the economy is shaky for now."

Osemudiamhen Okoyomon said:

"Put the money in a high interest savings account or mutual funds. or FGN Bond. any other investment should be in IT e.g. you can build a bill payment app, or any kind of app."

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kunlefowowe said:

"I think farming is the best bro, if u can buy land in remote area to farm spices u will cash out regularly but u need a very trusted person to handle it or if u can be coming home too to monitor it."

Dayspring Global Network said:

"Buy genuine land in Ogun state,leave it for a while after doing some documents,sell it after few years at ×5 or 6. Trust me,it works but am not an agent,pls don't contact me just make enquiry."

Gavinson said:

"Save more 10m can’t do anything in Nigeria has at now unless you wan open barbing salon put person."

too much said:

"Plantain chips packaging and polythene production."

In a related story, Legit.ng reported that a man had expressed regret after he sold his properties worth millions and relocated to Canada with his family.

Man who relocated to Canada counts blessings

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a man had flaunted his achievements seven months after moving to Canada.

Doing a photo documentary of his story on TikTok, Chuks said he was earning less than N100k monthly back in Nigeria. The last straw for him that broke the camel's back was when Peter Obi lost the Presidential Elections. He decided to do his research and sell almost all his properties to relocate.

Chuks said he was very determined to move to Canada and succeed there and was not discouraged by negative reviews from migrants who had moved to the North American country.

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