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ARE YOU WORKING FOR A COMPANY? YOU MUST HAVE A PLAN B


Are you a Banker,Government Official, Underwriter e.t.c. so far you are working under an organization and you do not have a PLAN B, i bet it's quite dangerous. What is a PLAN B: This is an alternative self employed business you are doing apart from your career job. This gives you an avenue to invest the salaries you are earning into a venture that will brings more profit for you. The Nigerian employment world is very volatile, the rate of job security is low and you can never know what may happen in that your company in the next minutes. Government policies,Management policies,turnover level and so many other factors makes the corporate so unpredictable.

For you to overcome this challenges, your best best is to have an alternative business that will give you enough time to face your day-to-day job and at the same time spin profit for you. You have to start investing in a business now for you to have something to fall back on in case your job fails. Now, you ask yourself this questions: HOW DO I START? HOW CAN I FIND A SUITABLE BUSINESS? I DO NOT HAVE TIME TO DO THE FEASIBILITY STUDIES, WHO CAN DO IT FOR ME? HOW DO I WRITE THE BUSINESS PLAN? EVEN IF I HAVE A BUSINESS IN MIND, HOW CAN I GET TO KNOW THE STRENGTH,WEAKNESS,OPPORTUNITIES AND THREATS IN THIS BUSINESS?

TOSFAT Concepts can provide an answer to all this questions. Join the Nigerian Non-Oil Commodity Export Business today. Tap into the emerging market of non-oil commodity export. It is not only oil that we export in Nigeria, we export commodities. But I must tell you the truth; commodity export is untapped in Nigeria. What is happening now in Nigeria is a kind of revolution, in the sense that government is now reawakening itself to the danger of completely abandoning the non-oil sector. Presently, a lot of commodities are being exported out of Nigeria, like charcoal, Cashew Nuts, Shea Nuts, Cassava Chips, Honey, Kolanuts, Bitter Kola e.t.c Nigerian Non-Oil Commodity Export Business is a very big market which 50% of it has not been explored. Therefore, the market is attracting new set of investors daily. You can participate in this market at various levels depending on your capital base. It is your capital base that will determine how you can participate in the business. The good news is no matter your capital base you will always find a level of participation and grow your business from there. 

Very few Nigerians are actually aware of this wonderful opportunity and that is why we initiated our NON-OIL COMMODITY(Agricultural and Solid Minerals) EXPORT BUSINESS ADVISORY SERVICE so that we continue to draw more attention to the export potential and the profitability nature of exporting agro-commodities/minerals outside Nigeria. That forms the main desire of our outfit in promoting non-oil commodity export to the nook and crannies of Nigeria.The challenge in this business is building the capacity of the exporters to explore new markets and TOSFAT CONCEPTS is ready to train Entrepreneurs and encourage new ones to export agro-commodities/minerals to the World market.Our  Non-Oil Commodity Export Business Training and Export Advisory Service is for: Businessmen, Exporters, Investors, C.E.O, Commodities Traders, Export Managers & all result minded people hoping to diversify their investment especially in this time of economic problems the world is facing.

 If you are interested in starting Non-Oil Commodity Export Business, subscribe for our 2 Days Comprehensive Online Training Programme which covers a general overview on popular exported commodities and a streamlined view of the commodities you are interested in exporting. The information you will gain in this training are field and real life information which will go a long way in assisting your success in the business. In order to subscribe for our online training programme, you have to be on either facebook or skype  for us to chat with you directly for the interactive session. The training session duration is 2 hours daily for two days. You can also take it over the phone through whatsapp call or mobile network phone conversation.
 
Training Fee: N60,300
 
We provide mentoring for new exporters in need of mentoring with our Export Advisory Service. Contact us for more  information on our Export Advisory Service.

Also we can assist international buyers from Netherlands, United States, Belgium, Russia and other parts of the world that are interested in buying Agricultural and Mineral commmodities from Nigeria.
Thank you for sparing your precious time in reading this report. To make inquiry or payment for any of our services, contact us with the following information below:
For more inquiries, contact us with the information below: Phone: +234 80 38248 222
Mobile:+234 80 76000 259
E-mail: tosfatconcepts@gmail.com
           business@tosfatconcepts.com.ng 
To your Success,
Gbeke Faith 
Chief Consultant 
TOSFAT Concepts

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