Where can I get trade financing for petroleum products into Nigeria?
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Within Nigeria, the oil-and-gas divisions of vrious commercial banks will grant you a letter of credit or overdraft if your proposal can convince them.
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Why are you asking?  You should be aware that scams against gulliblle foreigners are Nigerias second largest industry after its oil sales.  Criminal Cartells in the country pull in hundreds of millions of dollars every year with online scams.  The government is among the most corrupt in the world.\n\nSo when I see someone asking about the Nigerian stock exchange and bank consolidation online my answer to you is this:\n\nDoesn't matter!  Its a scam!  Walk away!
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Exporting Sugarcane to Brazil. Or, importing Ethanol from Brazil or USA to Nigeria. Nigeria is a net exporter of Ethanol. \n\nSolar Panels for Generated Powered homeowners in Nigeria is an option. A west african nation at that latitude would be ideal. \n\nCassava Chips to Cattle Ranchers. They have had to start using other types feed because of the Mad Cow episode. Grinded proteins (cows) doesn't present a viable option any longer.
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check ur country's rules on importing and stuff. then consult some good dealers who can give u gud prices. then a lawyer. and then a bank and then set up shop. gud luck
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Try your local Trading Standards Office to start.
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Check out www.fundingdocuments.com They did some nice research on my import/export corn oil business plan. Good company.
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Try www.importers.com/exporters
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You are trading the right to receive or the right to supply a given unit of oil at the a specified location.
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try the petroleum companies... usually overseas...
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I don't see why not.\n\nIf there is a multinational broker in Nigeria, its more than likely that you can go through that avenue to invest in the UK stock market.\n\nOr you may want to contact a broker in the UK directly and ask if they accept international accounts. If they do you probably need to show a bit of green (money) for them to take you seriously.
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Take a look around you, identify the needs, find the solutions to those needs. Also check government's programs for supporting small businesses development and the legislation governing the market. I live in an emerging country, what works best here is trade (wholesale) of food products and fuel. An idea would be to trade in LPG (liquefied petroleum gas), a less expensive alternative to gasoline - that could be produced by mixing various components like propane, butane, a.s.o., also LPG installations for cars and LPG equipment for filling stations. But entering on this market is highly difficult and very expensive.\nAlso IT solution development is a possibility, cell-phone industry (the part concerning the distribution of cell phones, cards, accessories) or construction works. Good luck.
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try this site\n\nwww.trade-india.com/TradeLeads
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You need a credit card and a seller willing to ship to Nigeria. Many sellers are unwilling, for good reasons. Unfortunately Nigeria is hotbed of online fraud. Buyers who use stolen credit cards belonging to people in the USA or Europe who order goods shipped to Nigeria are all too common. \n\nMerchants need to verify that the shipping address matches the card's billing address or they will easily lose money.
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yep, wamu has.  if you plan to send remittance, you can skip those fees. post me a message if your interested
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find trade lead at http://www.alibaba.com\nget trade lead by posting at http://www.millioncapsules.com
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Maybe if we tell Bush that Nigeria has oil he will just bomb it off the face of the planet and then we won't have to worry about getting anymore "I'm a lawyer from Nigeria and your relatives all died in a car accident and they had $10,000,000 and your the only person w/ this last name I could find...." type of scams... -beaver (Rock Island, Illinois)
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maybe this will help you a little bit\nhttp://www.mobileafrica.net/news-africa.php?id=450\nhttp://www.wetrader.com/