The idea of starting a business can be exciting and liberating. There are thousands of ideas that any individual can start, and with proper planning, develop into a successful business.

In this article, we are talking about the best businesses that bring daily income and the cost of starting them. The feeling that we can have some amount of money going into our account every day can be liberating. It gives us a sense of freedom and less worry.

Below are the top 11 businesses that you can start today, and with planning, and preparation can succeed.

Money Merchant

A money Merchant is like a human ATM. They give you cash and debit it from your account. It saves you the trip of going to the ATM because money merchants are much closer to us.

They are no surprise by the high rise of money merchants. It is because they solve a problem, time-wasting. The ease of just going to a money merchant just next to your house to get cash is amazing. You don’t have to take transport to an ATM and spend hours in the queue.

You can start a money merchant business with as low as ten thousand Naira just using your phone to receive transfers. You can later upgrade up to a POS machine so customers can use their debit card.

Selling Used Goods

When it comes to used goods, there is an endless supply and also an endless demand. The phone, computer, and house old electronics market have seen a rise in demand in Nigeria these years, and demand keeps increasing.

If you plan to step into this pool of high demand, there are a few things you have to note that will give you an edge in the market.

Quality and Branding. These are the things that can make you stand out from the rest of your competitors. Assuring your customers that your product is used but still very much ok is very important. It will give them peace of mind and will want to do business with you.

You can start with almost any amount of money. If you don’t have one, you can sell the stuff you don’t need anymore, then use the money to buy more used goods and resell them.

Hair Salon

If you are going to start a hair salon, then start it the right way. It means getting all the necessary equipment and space to start your business.

You don’t have to get expensive equipment to start a hair salon, male or female. All you need are the necessities.

To start a salon assuming you already have a space to use. For males, you need around N50,000, and for females, you will need about 70 thousand. If you want a unisex salon, then N100,000 should be enough to start then you will upgrade later.

Restaurant Business

Now this one business (Click here to see how to register a business in Nigeria) that doesn’t seem to go out of need. More food vendors are starting every day, and demands keep increasing every.

Just like a business that brings daily income, a restaurant business’s start-up costs can range from N50,000 to about N5 million, and even more than that.

The goal is to find out what kind of food you want to sell, then look at the capital you have in hand. But remember when it comes to a restaurant business, branding is everything, it can take a small food business to another level of sales.

Transportation

Starting a transportation business in Nigeria can be very lucrative, and they are no shortage of people who want to move from one place to another. Transportation in a country like Nigeria varies in type, and picking the one that fits you is important.

Starting a transportation business can cost you anywhere from 200,000 upwards depending on,

•  Mode of transportation
• duration of transportation
• type of vehicle for transportation

In Nigeria, a ordinary bike man with one motorcycle draws in about N5000 daily, or a normal seven-seater bus traveling from Kaduna to Lagos can make about N65000 daily, So it depends on you and your budget. You can decide to buy a car, a long bus, maybe if you have so much money for a plane.

ECommerce:

If you think there is no way to make money from home or a small office with just your laptop and an idea, thinking again.

With the number of internet users increasing every year, they have no better time for eCommerce.

ECommerce in Nigeria is at a current valuation of 12 billion dollars and is projected to reach 75 billion dollars by 2025, which is more than a 400% increase in just five years. 

To start an e-commerce business you need little to no money at all. You need,

•  A website, you don’t need to know how to develop one, with WordPress and Woocommerce plugin anyone can build a eCommerce site.
• An idea on a product you want to develop, can be a digital product or physical product.
• A Brand Name, (Branding your business makes it look more attractive)
• A particular niche ( your idea needs to focus on a particular niche, this will help you know who your audience is)
• Some online marketing skills.

Freelancing:

When it comes to freelancing, it is all about skills. What skills do you have? In this current age of the internet, you can freelance almost any skill online, all you need is to know what you are good at or try to get good at a skill, and people will pay you if you can get the job done.

•  Web design and development
• Graphic design
• Content Writing
• Digital Marketing
• Software developer
• Social media Management
• Voice over skill
• Photography
• Teaching
• Internet researching
• Virtual Assitant

And they are many more. All you have to do is just pick one then master it.

Dry Cleaning

These might seem like an odd business to some people, but dry cleaning is a money maker. People are always trying to do less and earn more, trying to see how they could always save time so they can focus on something important.

Most single guys and girls that work full-time don’t have time to do these properly.

This is where you come in. If you can assure people that you can help save time, then you are in business. You have to understand one thing, you are not just in the dry cleaning business, you are in the time-saving business.

Starting a dry cleaning business can cost you about N70,000, with little to no equipment, and over N1,000,000 with amazing equipment that can make your work easier.

Car Washing

With so many people going to work very early in the and coming back late at night, most of them don’t just have the time or energy to wash their car and the truth is everybody wants to drive a clean car always.

The average cost of washing a car ranges from N500 – N2500, depending on your location. A single car wash business in a good location and excellent service can earn N15,000 – N60,000 daily.

The startup cost, if you already have a space can cost about N350,000 with little to no equipment, and over millions of naira with amazing equipment that can make your work easier.

Haulage and Courier

This kind of business has to be done smartly because it entails a lot of logistics.

In simple terms, this business is all about carrying goods from one place to another. The distance is up to you. Many courier and haulage businesses have started over the years, but you can start your own small business and still make a lot of money daily from it.

For example, you cant wish to help all deliver food from local restaurants to the people in your community. You can use a bike or a car witch ever one you want.

If you have a lot of capital, you can start transporting goods from one community, state, or country to another.

Sport Viewing center

A country like Nigeria that has a high number of Football fans, sport viewing centers will always be popular. This is because people don’t go there because they have TVs or satellite cable at home. They go there for social fellowship with themselves.

The only wish is that some of these local viewing centers should upgrade themselves.

To start you will need a satellite cable that has the right channels showing these games, space, and chairs. The average cost per person to view is N100 – N500.

If you’re looking for a way to make money, then the recharge card printing business may be just what you need.

This is an excellent venture especially if it’s something that interests and excites them. Many people have found great success with this lucrative endeavor recently. Of course, there are some details they’ll want to know first before jumping right in so let’s go over those now!

How to Print Card on Club Konnect

Many people are constantly searching for new ways of making money because curiosity reigns supreme among humans by nature.

The recent phenomenon of Recharge Card Printing has been incredibly profitable lately but one must understand specifics about how it all works.

1. The first step to start an online business with Club Konnect is to create a website for your store. Visit www.clubkonnect.com and click on the ‘Create Reseller Website’ button, then enter the details of your new site into the fields provided in order: domain name, and email address; input any desired URLs (you have up to two different pages) before clicking submit.
2. The options for creating a website are endless, with many different services to choose from. Whether you’re making an online store or just want to show off your pins on the go and share deals with friends in real-time (bonus points if they buy while they’re there!), this is easy as pie. Create a subdomain name: Domain Name: Mobile App Name: Business Name (see how to register a business name):
3. You’ll be shown a demo of what your personalized website will look like after you have created an account with the clubkonnect business membership site. You can go ahead and buy one of our membership sites – this is something that requires gentleness so take your time to decide which level best suits you!
4. It’s easy to get started with ClubKonnect. You can choose your membership level by tapping on the select space bar provided, where you pick the kind of demo you want (VIP, reseller, or Sub-distributor). Immediately that is done, your membership fee per year will appear below.”

How to Print Recharge card online

How many times have you been in a store and your card is declined? How frustrating! I know how it feels because it has happened to me before. But there’s an easy way around this problem: make your recharge cards online. You can even set the expiration date on them for as long as you want (or not at all). Here are some of the benefits: 

• It’s free to create one online. 

• The process is quick and simple. 

• There are no fees or costs associated with making a recharge card online–you only pay when people use their card, so they’re free for yourself or anyone else you send them to! Now that you know how awesome these cards are, get started right.

One of the best ways to get airtime is with a recharge card.

A Payscribe account can be created for free and you’ll have access to top-up codes straight from your phone. First, create an account on Payscribe or login if you already have one; then fund it by adding money into your wallet and click Print Recharge Card when ready!

Fill in all necessary fields such as amount (of NGN100 TO 50 000), quantity, display name which is an optional field that lets customers know who they’re topping up their numbers for before printing out the cards at home.

How to Print Recharge card with a phone

If you want to print recharge cards with a mobile phone in Nigeria, let PrintAirtimeOnline.com do it for you!

All one needs to do is input the desired amount of money and select how much airtime they would like. Sign up, get activated, and then upload your e-pins for printing.

You can now access online recharge cards printing portals with your mobile phone web browser–even if you don’t have a computer.

You’ll be able to upload your recharge card e-pins into the portal. This will then convert it to airtime vouchers format and you can sell them on or print out a physical voucher for customers who want an offline transaction.

How to Print Recharge card of all Network

I am going to walk you through the process of printing recharge cards for all networks. This is a great way to save money on your monthly expenses and it is also good for people who are not interested in carrying cash or credit cards with them. 

First, gather your supplies from any office supply store: printer paper, card stock, scissors, hole punch (optional), label maker (optional).

1. Get a laptop or computer with a good internet connection and make sure you always have battery power.
2. If you are looking for the latest and greatest software, contact our mega-dealer. They can send it to your doorstep in no time at all!
3. Download and install the software on your laptop.
4. Order the recharge card pin codes on their website and pay with your credit or debit card.
5. You will receive some encrypted pin codes. These can only be decrypted with the help of the software that was sent to you.

How to Print Recharge card With POS

If you want to start a business printing recharge cards in Nigeria, then the first step is applying for permission from your bank. Once approved and given all of the necessary equipment-the POS machines among them-you’ll have everything needed.

Your debit card will help you stay open for business. Whatever voucher is printed out from the POS, its value is deducted from your balance on the spot and ensures that you don’t run out of stock! Secured, easy to use and you can use it to sell recharge vouchers from anywhere in Nigeria.

In this article, we are going to list out all the available DHL Offices in Nigeria. We are going to list all their address and contact info.

Addresses of all DHL offices in Nigeria

ABUJA

• DHL Express

Address: Hafsat Plaza, Constitution Ave, Central Business District, Abuja

Phone: 0803 702 0270

• DHL Office Wuse

Address: 126 Aminu Kano Cres, adjacent Glo Office, Wuse, Abuja

Phone: 0704 378 1225

• DHL express

Address: Gwagwalada Cl, Garki, Abuja

Phone: 0815 944 4710

• D.H.L. – Garki Abuja ( Area 7 Branch)

Address: Garki, Abuja

• DHL International Nigeria Limited

Address: 63 Adetokunbo Ademola Cres, Garki, Abuja

Phone: 0803 907 7000

• Dhl express

Address: 45 Ebitu Ukiwe St, Jabi, Abuja

Phone: 09 079 6685

• Dhl international service center

address: old banex plaza, plot 750 aminu kano crescent wuse 2 olb banex plaza opposite tuc center beside zenith bank, or before emab plaza, abuja

• DHL Services

Address: Plot 369 New Water Plaza 369 off, Obafemi Awolowo Way, Jabi, Abuja

Phone: 0802 772 2583

• DHL COURIER SERVICE

Address: Maitama Ave, Three Arms Zone, Abuja

Phone: 0808 494 7186

• DHL INTERNATIONAL COURIER SERVICE

Address: 561 Obafemi Awolowo Way, Mabushi, Abuja

Phone: 0807 952 7301

• DHL

Address: Suite B10, Chembian Plaza, 4th Avenue, Gwarinpa, Abuja, FCT AMAC, 900108

Phone: 0706 571 3465

• DHL

Address: Plot 15 Ahmadu Bello Way, Garki, Abuja

Phone: 0803 314 2721

• DHL Services

Address: First Floor, MKK Plaza Suite 103, Obafemi Awolowo Way, 22 I.T. Igbani, Jabi, Abuja

Phone: 0818 614 6895

 

• DHL COURIER EXPRESS

Address: 227 Gado Nasko Rd, Kubwa 901002, Abuja

Phone: 0703 738 1255

 

• DHL Services

Address: 78, Abidjan Street, Herbert Macaulay Way, Zone 3, Wuse, Wuse, Abuja, Federal Capital Territory

Phone: 0802 772 2583

 

• DHL . ABUJA SHOPPING MALL

Address: 8 Maputo St, ZONE 3, Abuja

Phone: 0806 465 6373

 

• DHL EXPRESS

Address: K-city plaza Wuse 2

 

• DHL office, Ibwas oil plaza

Address: Kubwa, Abuja

 

ABIA STATE

 

• DHL Main Office

Phone: 0806 758 0465

DHL Main Office, Umu Obasi, Umuahia

 

• DHL Service Point (DHL-ABA)

Address: No.8 Factory Rd, Aba

Phone: 01 270 0908

 

ADAMAWA STATE

• DHL Office Yola,

Address: Investment House, No 83 Mohammed Mustafa way. Girei, Jimeta

 

• DHL Service Point (DHL YOLA)

Address: DHL Authorized Agent, 83 Mohammed Mustapha Way, Wuro Hausa, Yola

Phone: 01 270 0908

 

AKWA IBOM

 

• DHL Service Point (DHL-UYO)

Address: 41 Oron Rd, Uyo

Phone: 01 270 0908

 

ANAMBRA STATE

• DHL Office

Address: 58 Old Market Rd, GRA, Onitsha

Phone: 0803 711 1385

 

BAYELSA STATE

• DHL Yenagoa

Address: Mbiama-Yenagoa Road, Yenagoa

Phone: 0814 697 4085

 

BENUE STATE

• DHL

Address: 6 Iyorchia Ayu Rd, Wurukum, Makurd

 

BORNO STATE

• DHL EXPRESS

Address: Kashim Ibrahim Rd, Mafoni, Maiduguri

Phone: 0802 388 1920

 

CROSS RIVER STATE

• DHL Courier Service

Address: 103 Ndidem Usang Iso Rd, Big Qua Town, Calabar

• DHL International Nigeria Ltd

Address: 55 Ndidem Usang Iso Rd, Calabar South, Calabar

• DHL Service Point (DHL-CALABAR)

Address: Mariam, 46 Ndidem Usang Iso Rd, Big Qua Town, Calabar

Phone: 01 270 0908

 

DELTA STATE

• DHL Office Warri

Address: Esiton filling station, 57 Warri Sapele Rd, near Urhobo Model College, Uvwie, Warri

Phone: 0803 907 7000

• DHL Express, Asaba

Address: 305 Nnebisi Road, Isieke, Asaba

Phone: 0704 890 3976

• DHL Office

Address: nbsp, 5Okpe Road, Sapele

Phone: 0803 907 7000

 

EBONYI STATE

• DHL International

Address: 1a Ogoja Rd, Abakaliki

 

EDO STATE

• DHL Benin office.

Address: Airport Rd, Oka, Benin City

Phone: 02 700 908

 

ADO EKITI

• DHL ADO EKITI

Address: Shop 2 Ricabim Plaza, Ajilosun Street Opposite St.Joseph Church Ado Ekiti Ado lg, 360211, Ado

Phone: 0803 352 9218

 

ENUGU STATE

• DHL Office

Address: 69 Ogui Rd, Achara, Enugu

Phone: 0803 907 7000

• DHL international

Martina Chukwuma House

Address: 2A O’Connor St, Asata, Enugu

 

GOMBE STATE

• DHL Service Point (DHL GOMBE)

Address: Jeka da Fari Rd, opp. PDP Office by Govt House junction,

Phone: 01 270 0908

 

IMO STATE

• DHL Courier service

Address: Wetheral Rd, Owerri

 

KADUNA STATE

• DHL Office

GCHH+5X6, Sabon Gari, Kaduna

 

KANO STATE

• Dhl Post Office

Address: Kano-Zaria Rd, Albasa, Kano

Phone: 0908 396 1667

• DHL Express Kano

Address: Kawo, Kano

Phone: +233 26 282 9193

• DHL Head office

Address: 23 Kano-Zaria Rd, Gyadi Gyadi, Kano

Phone: +233 26 282 9193

• DHL Express head office

Address: Kano City, Kano

Phone: +233 26 282 9193

• DHL Express

Address: 81 Niger Rd, Sabon Gari, Kano

Phone: +233 26 282 9193

• DHL Express

Shoprite Ado Bayero Mall

Address: Shoprite Ado Bayero Mall Albasa, Kano

Phone: 0703 544 8471

 

KOGI STATE

• DHL office

Address: opposite FMC, Lokoja

Phone: 0803 691 0291

 

LAGOS STATE

• DHL Express

Address: 32 Awolowo Rd, Ikoyi, Lagos

• Dhl Express

Address: Plot 22 Idowu Taylor St, Victoria Island, Lagos

Phone: 0806 491 3079

• DHL Couriers

Address: 1302b Akin Adesola St, Victoria Island, Lagos

Phone: 0803 907 700

• DHL EXPRESS Jakande Gate Office

Address: Beside Ecobank Jakande gate bus-stop, Ejigbo,, 6 Egbe Rd, Oshodi-Isolo, Lagos

Phone: 0809 660 7907

• Dhl Ketu retail Office

Address: KETU SHOPPING COMPLEX 501 IKORODU ROAD, ILE ILE BUS STOP ILE ILE, Ketu, Lagos

Phone: 0805 324 8791

• Dhl

Address: 167 Ikorodu Rd, Onipanu, Lagos

Phone: 01 270 0908

• Dhl

Address: 216 Broad St, Lagos Island, Lagos

Phone: 01 270 0908

• DHL Express Service Point

Address: Toyin St, Opebi, Ikeja

Phone: 01 270 0908

• DHL Office

Address: Bello St, Oshodi-Isolo, Lagos

Phone: 0704 441 3029

• Dhl office

Address: 3 john Olugbo street off Obafemi Awolowo way ikeja, Lagos

Phone: 0803 860 2

• DHL Express Nigeria

Address: Opposite Catholic church of, Plot 13a Lekki, Admiralty Way, Lagos

Phone: 0909 358 1089

• DHL Express

Address: 6 Adeniran Ogunsanya St, Surulere, Lagos

Phone: 0815 362 2402

• DHL Couriers

Address: 230 Muri Okunola St, Victoria Island, Lagos

Phone: 01 270 0908

• DHL Express

Address: 114 Ogba Rd, Agege, Lagos

Phone: 0802 336 2709

• DHL office

Address: 3 Governors road Odalo Plaza Kings Hotel bus stop Ikotun, 300001, Lagos

Phone: 0806 603 3045

• DHL Couriers

Address: 230 Akin Adesola St, Victoria Island, Lagos

Phone: 0802 584 3564

• Dhl

Address: 351 Herbert Macaulay Way, Sabo Yaba 100001, Lagos

Phone: 0818 821 0007

 

OGUN STATE

• dhl

Address: LALUBU STREET OKE-ILEWO, Ibara, Abeokuta

• Dhl Sango Otta

Address: OBANIBASHIRI SHOPPING COMPLEX 38/40, LAGOS-ABEOKUTA EXPRESSWAY, beside CINCIA FUEL STATION/SWEET SENSATION, near JOJU, 112212, Ota

Phone: 0802 585 8383

 

ONDO STATE

• DHL OFFICE AKURE

Address: 133a Oyemekun Rd, Akure

Phone: 0803 352 9218

• DHL

Address: no 45 Oyemekun Rd, Akure

• DHL

Address: Yaba St, beside Polaris Bank, 351101, Ondo

Phone: 0803 352 9218

 

OSUN STATE

• DHL

Address: Shekina Business Venture

Obafemi Awolowo University, Ife

• DHL

Address: No 1 ifofin street, LG, behind formal adelad bookshop, 233222, Ilesa

Phone: 0803 352 9218

• DHL Express

Address: 2 Ayedun Street, Layout, Osogbo

Phone: 0708 446 2082

 

OYO STATE

• DHL office

Address: 2 magazine road, Ibadan

Phone: 0903 041 8617

• DHL Courier Service Mokola

Address: 51 Oyo Rd, Mokola Hill, Ibadan

Phone: 0708 854 5986

 

PLATEAU STATE

• DHL

Address: 8 Rwang Pam St, Jos

Phone: 0803 907 7000

 

RIVERS STATE

• DHL

Mailing service in Port Harcourt

Address: Azikiwe Rd, Port Harcourt

Phone: 01 462 5200

• DHL Services

Address: 12 Ogbunabali Road, Nkpogu, Port Harcourt

Phone: 0807 708 2046

• Dhl

Address: 302 Port Harcourt – Aba Expy, Rumuokwurusi, Port Harcourt

Phone: 01 270 0908

• DHL Global Forwarding

Address: Omagwa, Port Harcourt Intels Office Complex, Onne Port Harcourt, Port Harcourt

Phone: 01 462 5200

• DHL

Address: New GRA, Port Harcourt

Phone: 0807 708 204

• DHL

Address: 82Trans, Amadi Rd, Port Harcourt

Phone: 0803 605 7700

 

• dhl courier

Address: 770-812 Danjuma Drive, Trans Amadi, Port Harcourt

Phone: 0907 962 3846

• DHL Retail Outlet

Address: 170 Aba Road, by Waterlines Bus stop, Port Harcourt

Phone: 0806 064 2776

 

• DHL Service Point (LUCY – CYBER WORLD TECH & COMMUNICATIONS)

Address: Roundabout, 667, by Ikwerre Rd, Rumuokoro, Port Harcourt

Phone: 01 270 0908

 

• DHL Service Point (LINKS CAPITAL SERVICES)

Address: DHL Independent Retail Partner, 7, Port Harcourt, Phc /Aba Road Exp.Way, Port Harcourt

Phone: 01 270 0908

 

SOKOTO STATE

• DHL Service Point (DHL SOKOTO)

Address: 16 Abdulahi Fodio Rd, Minanata, Sokoto

Phone: 01 270 0908