10 Business Ideas You Can Start With Less Than ₦10,000 in Nigeria
Looking to start a business but worried about capital? You’re not alone. The good news is, with as little as ₦10,000, you can start something small and profitable in Nigeria — especially if you're serious and consistent.
Here are 10 practical business ideas you can start right now:
1. Recharge Card Printing and Sales – Print and sell recharge cards using a small printer and internet data. Daily demand makes this very profitable.
2. Liquid Soap Production – Basic ingredients cost between ₦5,000–₦8,000. Sell to households or local stores.
3. Chin Chin or Puff Puff Frying – Street snacks sell fast. All you need are common baking ingredients and a frying pan.
4. Selling Fairly Used Clothes (Okrika) – Buy clean second-hand clothes, repackage, and sell in your neighborhood or online.
5. Mini Importation Without Importing Yet – Advertise trending products online, collect orders, and buy only what’s needed.
6. Data Reselling – Start with as low as ₦5,000. Sell cheap data to students and business owners.
7. Fruit Juice or Zobo Production – Easy to make, low-cost, and always in demand.
8. Selling Dry Foodstuffs in Small Packs – Repackage items like rice, beans, crayfish, or garri into smaller sizes for resale.
9. Mobile Phone Charging Business – Use a small generator or steady power to charge phones at a fee.
10. Digital Skills (Freelancing) – Use your smartphone and data to start writing, designing, or marketing online.
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6 hrs ago10 Business Ideas You Can Start With Less Than ₦10,000 in Nigeria
Looking to start a business but worried about capital? You’re not alone. The good news is, with as little as ₦10,000, you can start something small and profitable in Nigeria — especially if you're serious and consistent.
Here are 10 practical business ideas you can start right now:
1. Recharge Card Printing and Sales – Print and sell recharge cards using a small printer and internet data. Daily demand makes this very profitable.
2. Liquid Soap Production – Basic ingredients cost between ₦5,000–₦8,000. Sell to households or local stores.
3. Chin Chin or Puff Puff Frying – Street snacks sell fast. All you need are common baking ingredients and a frying pan.
4. Selling Fairly Used Clothes (Okrika) – Buy clean second-hand clothes, repackage, and sell in your neighborhood or online.
5. Mini Importation Without Importing Yet – Advertise trending products online, collect orders, and buy only what’s needed.
6. Data Reselling – Start with as low as ₦5,000. Sell cheap data to students and business owners.
7. Fruit Juice or Zobo Production – Easy to make, low-cost, and always in demand.
8. Selling Dry Foodstuffs in Small Packs – Repackage items like rice, beans, crayfish, or garri into smaller sizes for resale.
9. Mobile Phone Charging Business – Use a small generator or steady power to charge phones at a fee.
10. Digital Skills (Freelancing) – Use your smartphone and data to start writing, designing, or marketing online.