Bidemi Emmanuel Ojo one of the eCommerce experts in Lagos will be breaking down the secret behind the highly lucrative Mini Importation business for newcomers in the city of Lagos.
4 hours seminar that will be holding in Ikeja on Thursday, September 13 at No 19A Ogundana street, off Allen Avenue Ikeja has been described as an eye opener by the facilitator of the programme, Bidemi Emmanuel Ojo, the CEO G78 Work station.
The Business of Mini Importation defined as the art of bringing in goods from other countries into ones own country in small quantities or units to be sold by an individual to make profits.
The business according to the facilitator has been viewed by many as a difficult or capital intensive business. “Many people don’t understand the business and they see it as a difficult business. This programme is meant to break that barrier. Myself and my team intend to show people how to start this business with as little capital as they can afford. We realize that, the secret behind Mini Importation has been hidden for too long. This is the time to reveal the secret.” He said.
Scheduled to start by 10am on Thursday, the seminar will also parade some of the biggest beneficiaries of Mini importation will be speaking to participants.
Oluwaseun Agboola, a renowned Mini Importer and ecommerce expert as well as Miss Ismail Kemi Esther ceo Topkem Collections and Mr. Bayo Abdullahi.
These resource persons according to Bidemi Emmanuel Ojo, are more than ready to reveal the long hidden secret behind Mini Importation.
Ojo, who is also a trained Cinematographer and Entrepreneur, added that, the programme is free and Participants are only required to come with their laptops or Smartphones.
The programme billed to run for four hours will cover four areas of online businesses such as: eCommerce, Info marketing, Digital Marketing with huge emphasis on Mini Importations.
The programme he said will soon be moving to four other states within the South west states.
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