How To Start Oil And Gas Marketing/Distribution Without Capital ( Oil and Gas Wealth)


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 You can actually go into oil and gas products trading, supplies, big and small deals and facility management. The oil industry is where everybody can benefit. The trading opportunity is massive, in fact, in one deal alone, you can make over N200,000(NGN).


 Product trading is where the wealth is and, it has a wide scope, from the Automotive gas oil(AGO- Diesel) to PMS(petrol),  DPK(kerosene) and LPFO( low pour fuel oil- black oil). You will find opportunities from homes, banks, factories, workshops, eateries and business centres, cyber cafes, companies, government offices, and even to filling stations and depots. All these places are where you can supply petroleum products for millions even on your first delivery. This business was made simple and open to all by the partial deregulation of the petroleum sector by the federal government.


The good news is, you do not need to be a millionaire to start this business. With what is called Local Purchase Order(LPO) you can start without any capital(money) and still make huge amount of money. LPO is a contract agreement between you and the company you want to deliver the product to, and usually, it contains the quality, quantity, date the product will be delivered, terms of payment, etc.


 When you deliver the product to the company, you will be paid instantly and then you can in turn, pay your supplier. You may not even touch the product( the supplier will take the product straight to your customer) and you will be paid. That is, you will be acting like an intermediary to the petroleum companies your are getting your products from and the buyers. That makes you and independent broker.


 This means that, you don't need any certificate, office or paper work of any type, because the supplying company will take care of all these and more. So simple,isn't it?


Our manual teaches you how to get such contract and were to get the petroleum product so cheap (legally and pay after receiving money from the company you delivered the product to), how to partner with filling stations and oil companies, how to start up and own an oil company of your own, how to start the importation of crude oil, how to make as much as N1million from one deal, how to trade from storage tank, how small players can be part of the deals, how to operate haulage business from oil and gas, how to partner with banks for loans, how to trade petroleum online and most importantly, how to start any of these without cash. 






You will also learn how to get allocation from PPMC, how to go about getting licenses/consents required in any oil and gas business(for big investors) and in addition, the full feasibility study report of starting a filling station in Nigeria is equally included.


We guarantee you that you will never lose in this business, with our guide, it's all about gain. We have been into this business for over 5 years now, and you too can make it.


We will guide you till you start making sufficient income from this business.


The manual and guide cost N8,000 (eight thousand Naira) only.



Do not worry about how to get the products or how to transport the products or even about cash to start, all these and lot more are covered adequately in our manual and guide. We can also source and deliver any of the products for you.

To get this manual and our guide, and to partner with us in achieving success in this oil and gas business contact,
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Get Your Active Nigerian Email Address Database (Updated Addresses) For Your Marketing


Last Updated: July, 2021


Are you are marketer, do you wish to market your goods or services to Nigerians via digital means at affordable and cheaper cost? This is for you.

Digital marketing has today modified that you can market goods and services to your potential targets using your mobile devices. There are several tools one can use to get to his/her target audience. One of such is email.

Email marketing has evolved over time and one good thing about email marketing is, it doesn't require you to pay much for sending out your messages to millions of Nigerians out there, unlike bulk sms or shortcode sms where you have to pay per each phone number you sent your message to.

We have access to over a million Nigerian email addresses in the database.


This is different from email campaign or registering with email marketers where you have to get people to subscribe to your email list and as well you might be billed yearly.

Here, the job has already been done, you will have access to all Nigeria emails in the database for your marketing campaign. And the database is being updated monthly and new email addresses added while non-functional emails addresses are remove. This is to ensure that your message is delivered to real people.

Currently, We can sort out the addresses into different categories (occupation, demography, students, workers, etc) to suit your marketing needs.

To have access to the database, the cost is N7,000 only.
We currently have one million, two hundred thousand active Nigerian email addresses in our database.
Bonus packages:
***Free Bulk Email sending software (for phones, windows and Mac).
***Free bulk email template design.
***You will also be getting updated email list after every 6months at no additional cost.

The list is sorted out according to demograph and occupation to meet your marketing needs.
No renewal fee and it's one time payment. No additional charges. You will be receiving update after every six months free.

This is for serious marketers, business owners and individuals that want to market their products and services to all Nigerians.

For inquiries and  payment, contact
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Diamond Bank Conditions For Lending To SMEs


DIAMOND Bank Plc has given insight into one of the requirements commercial banks consider before granting loan to Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in the country.

Njideka Esomeju, Head Emerging Market, Diamond Bank Plc, gave the insight in her presentation on ‘Growth Financing for SMEs,’ delivered recently at the Vconnect and Facebook SME conference in Lagos.

She said: “I found out that so many business operators dwells so much on cash flow.  I don’t think cash flow is the challenge for SMEs; rather it is your cash cycle that is a challenge.

Cash cycle is that your banker wants to know how you would turn N5 to N50; what you are going to do, your production cost, how you are going to sell, the market you are going to sell and at the end of the day, you make N50; you can give your banker N2 for debt servicing. So you need to understand your cash cycle. Cash cycle is not the same as cash flow that an accountant prepares for you. You should be able to explain that cash cycle to your banker in your own words.”

According to Esomeju, another thing is that for a banker to accept to fund your business, he is interested in the value your business would add to the economy, in terms of job creation. “So, whatever business you are doing, you need to get your house in order by understanding the nature of the business, understand your customers and being able to communicate with your banker,” she said.

On financing options other than bank loans, she noted:  “Basically, we talked about equity financing and debt financing.  SMEs can raise share capital through family and friends. This should be your first point of call- also we have angel investors, venture capitals and incubators.  It is very important to explore all these options than to borrow from banks. Most times, their services are cheaper.

The whole thing is, for start-ups, I would never advise that you borrow from bank. I would advise you do family and friends option, so that you are not saddled with debt financing when the business has not been firmly established.”


 Credit: Franklin Alli
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