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Earn Dollars, Build Global Demand, and Scale Faster — Here’s How Nigerian Farmers Can Win with E-Commerce:

Earn Dollars, Build Global Demand, and Scale Faster — Here’s How Nigerian Farmers Can Win with E-Commerce: 1. Earn in USD, not Naira – Instead of depending on local buyers, farmers can export dried goods, spices, and agro products to global buyers who pay in strong currencies.2. Turn Local Produce into Global Brands – Instead of staying invisible, farmers can partner with e-commerce consultants to package, label, and list their products to meet international standards and attract global demand.3. Grow Beyond the Village Market – Instead of selling only at local markets, farmers can access buyers from the U.S., UK, Canada, and beyond — multiplying reach and revenue with one export-ready offer. Nigerian farmers don’t need to be tech experts — they need the right partner, platform, and packaging. ✅ Trusted U.S.-Based Platform Connecting American & Nigerian Markets🌍 WhatsApp Group: 600+ Members | 📺 YouTube: 4,000+ Subscribers & Growing Mbariket is a premier platform bridging business, investment, and trade opportunities between the United States and Nigeria. We connect entrepreneurs, investors, and professionals through strategic insights, networking, and exclusive market access. 🌍 Build. Connect. Grow.🔗 https://lnkd.in/gM88Hg7U What’s your biggest challenge right now as a Nigerian farmer or agro-entrepreneur? Share in the comments. #Mbariket #NigerianFarmers #EcommerceAfrica #AgroExport #MadeInNigeria

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Case Study: Repositioning Mbariket Nigerian Turning Sticks for the U.S. Market

Background Mbariket identified a unique opportunity to introduce traditional Nigerian turning sticks—historically used for stirring garri—to the U.S. market. While widely used in Nigeria for centuries, these wooden utensils were unknown to global consumers. Challenge • Perceived as a niche, ethnic-specific kitchen tool. • Unfamiliar to non-Nigerian audiences. • Needed a new narrative to appeal to global buyers. Strategy: Repositioning for Global Appeal Traditional Use: Stirring garri and Nigerian soups. Repositioned Use: Marketed as a handcrafted, eco-friendly stirring tool ideal for American gumbo, chili, stews, and soups. • Highlighted craftsmanship, sustainability, and durability. • Branded as a premium alternative to plastic or metal utensils. • Positioned within Southern U.S. and global home-cooking markets. Results & Key Takeaways ✅ Expanded Market Reach: Gained traction beyond the Nigerian community, attracting eco-conscious and culinary enthusiasts. ✅ Increased Sales & Demand: Successfully rebranded as a versatile, globally relevant kitchen tool. ✅ Proof That Positioning Matters: A traditional Nigerian product became a premium global item with the right messaging and branding. Conclusion Repositioning a product is not about changing its function but changing the perception to fit a broader audience. Mbariket’s success with turning sticks proves that local Nigerian products can thrive globally with the right strategy. Click or Tap to Shop Mbariket Turning Sticks on Amazon

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Nigerians Abroad: Transform Your Skills into Business Success Back Home – Japada (Return Home) With Me

Are you a Nigerian living abroad and considering Japada (returning home)? In this video, I share actionable tips on how to leverage the skills, experience, and knowledge you’ve gained abroad to build a thriving business in Nigeria. Whether you’re planning to start a new venture, investments, or bring innovative ideas back home, this video is for you. Learn how to bridge the gap between your international experience and Nigeria’s dynamic economy. Transform your dreams of giving back to your homeland into actionable success stories. Join my WhatsApp Group. Don’t let your experience abroad go to waste – the time to invest back home is NOW! 🇳🇬 Like, comment, and share your thoughts below! Subscribe for more insights on building success in Nigeria and turning your dreams into reality!

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Reaching New Heights: Advertising Our Construction Machinery Rental Business in Ibom Air In-Flight Magazine Q1 2025

We’re thrilled to announce that our construction machinery rental business in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State will feature a full-page ad in the Q1 2025 issue of Fulcrum Magazine, aboard Nigeria’s premier airline, Ibom Air. As my choice airline since 2020, Ibom Air is the perfect partner to showcase the Mbariket brand and our services to a premium audience. We’re excited to share this milestone with you all. Our Full Page Ad

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Competitive Construction Equipment Rentals in Uyo, Akwa Ibom, Nigeria – Reliable Machines, Ready for Your Projects!

Electric Cement Mixer (with Operator) Our durable, easy-to-use cement mixer saves time and effort by delivering consistent, high-quality mixes for cement, concrete, plaster, and more. Designed for efficiency, it speeds up the construction process, reduces manual labor, and ensures reliable results, making it an essential tool for any building project. • Daily Rate: ₦25,000/day • Weekly Rate (7 days): ₦150,000 (₦21,430/day) – Save ₦25,000 (1 day free) • Monthly Rate (30 days): ₦600,000 (₦20,000/day) – Save ₦150,000 (6 days free) Electric Brick Machine (with Operator) Our brick-making machine simplifies production with high efficiency, allowing users to create durable, uniform blocks quickly and cost-effectively. Designed for reliability and ease of use, it reduces labor costs, accelerates project timelines, and ensures consistent quality for any construction project. It can mold both 6-inch and 9-inch hollow bricks, offering versatility to meet diverse building requirements. • Daily Rate: ₦35,000/day • Weekly Rate (7 days): ₦210,000 (₦30,000/day) – Save ₦35,000 (1 day free) • Monthly Rate (30 days): ₦840,000 (₦28,000/day) – Save ₦210,000 (6 days free) Gasoline Compactor (with Operator) Our robust compactor ensures a solid, level foundation by efficiently compacting soil, gravel, or asphalt for construction projects. Easy to operate and highly effective, it reduces manual effort, saves time, and delivers professional-grade results, making it ideal for achieving stable surfaces and durable structures. • Daily Rate: ₦25,000/day • Weekly Rate (7 days): ₦150,000 (₦21,430/day) – Save ₦25,000 (1 day free) • Monthly Rate (30 days): ₦600,000 (₦20,000/day) – Save ₦150,000 (6 days free) Rent Now with Expert Operator Support – Save Up to 20% on Weekly Rentals for Reliable, Hassle-Free Service! WhatsApp: USA +17022018311, Nigeria +2349076094555

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Buying vs. Building a Home in Nigeria: How Nigerians Abroad Can Thrive, Save Time & Money!

Are you a Nigerian abroad wondering whether to buy or build your private residence in Nigeria? In this video, I break down the advantages and disadvantages of both options, including cost, convenience, and long-term investment value. Whether you’re planning to settle back home or invest in real estate, this guide will help you make the best decision to save time and money. Don’t miss my expert recommendations tailored for Nigerians abroad looking to thrive while building their legacy in Nigeria. 📅 Premiere Date: Saturday, December 14 at 5 AM Pacific Time 🌐 Watch on YouTube and visit Mbariket.com for more insights. Hit Subscribe for more content about real estate, investing, and thriving in Nigeria!

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Raw Footage: U.S.-Based Nigerian Shares His Building Project in Nigeria – Join Our WhatsApp Group!

Take a behind-the-scenes look at the raw footage of a U.S.-based Nigerian sharing his incredible building project back home in Nigeria. This inspiring story showcases the possibilities for Nigerians abroad who want to invest in their future and build lasting legacies in their homeland. Ready to start your own building project? Join our exclusive WhatsApp group for Nigerians abroad! Connect with others, exchange ideas, and get the support you need to make your dream a reality. Join our WhatsApp group now. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more inspiring stories and tips for building in Nigeria!

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Cement Mixer, Compactor & Brick Machine Now Available for Rent in Uyo, Akwa Ibom, Nigeria

Exciting news for builders and contractors in Akwa Ibom, Nigeria. A cement mixer, compactor, and brick-making machine with 9-inch and 6-inch molds are now available for lease (rent). Whether you’re working on a small or large-scale construction project, these reliable machines are here to help you get the job done efficiently. Contact me today for rental inquiries and pricing. Like, comment, and subscribe for more updates on construction equipment and business opportunities in Nigeria.

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Fixing Nigeria’s Infrastructure Crisis: Building a Maintenance Culture That Works

Nigeria’s infrastructure is facing a critical challenge: a lack of maintenance culture. In this video, I dive deep into practical solutions to fix Nigeria’s infrastructure issues by building a sustainable maintenance culture that works. From government policies to community-driven initiatives, I discuss actionable steps to ensure lasting progress and development. Whether you’re a policymaker, entrepreneur, or concerned citizen, this video is packed with insights to inspire change. Watch now to learn how we can transform Nigeria from neglect to progress!

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Nigeria to Model $12.5 Billion Lagos-Calabar Highway After California’s Iconic PCH – A Bold Vision!

Infrastructure News: The ambitious $12.5 billion Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway project is drawing global attention, with its design and vision modeled after California’s world-renowned Pacific Coast Highway (PCH). This highway promises to transform Nigeria’s coastal regions, boosting connectivity, trade, and tourism while offering breathtaking coastal views. In my latest video, now streaming, I dive deep into the following: The Inspiration: How California’s iconic PCH influenced the Lagos-Calabar Highway’s design.Economic Impact: Exploring the $12.5 billion investment and its potential to reshape Nigeria’s infrastructure and economy.Challenges & Vision: The hurdles involved in bringing this project to life.A Coastal Transformation: The highway’s potential to showcase Nigeria’s natural beauty and become a landmark for Africa. This is a must-watch for anyone interested in infrastructure development, global innovation, or the future of Nigeria’s economy. Join the Conversation: What do you think about Nigeria adopting global models like the PCH for its projects? Let’s discuss in the comments. Let’s explore how this bold vision can redefine Nigeria’s coastal landscape and inspire the world!

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