Now You Too Can Copy Our 7 Figure Export Business Model That Has Generated Over  $495,990 in Export Deals For us and Our Students Through Our Export Business Coaching Program

My name is Olatunde Wealth and here's one thing I want you to know about me before you even read any other word on this page...  

I am the convener of the prestigious export business training in Nigeria, NIGERIA EXPORT WORKSHOP also known as N.E.W. The NIGERIA EXPORT WORKSHOP series is an intensive training facilitated by myself and seasoned exporters in Nigeria who have made millions of naira over the years doing export business in Nigeria.

We have also partnered with different organizations and Chambers of Commerce, including but not limited to Nigeria-American Chamber of Commerce, Lagos Chamber of Commerce, Nigerian Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture, EMS, Skyway Aviation Handling Company Limited (SAHCOL), Nigerian Aviation Handling Company (NAHCO Aviance) and a host of others.

The workshops over the years have also produced successful millionaire-exporters who were novice prior to having access to the same information and opportunity you're about to have access to as well.

I am also the president of African Business & Exporters Network (ABEN), an award-winning B2B export platform that has connected new and experienced exporters in Africa to foreign buyers and facilitated transactions worth over $400,000. (Details about this platform and how you can benefit from it will be revealed to you as you continue reading.)

I have also helped new exporters demystified the export business by showing and mentoring them on how to start export business on a very small scale and making over 200% profits from it using myself and others as a case study.

But You See, It Wasn’t Always Like this For Me…

Just a few years back, precisely in 2000, I was just a fresh SSCE school leaver who wanted to start a business to fund my Tertiary education and be successful. Like most parents in Nigeria, my dad couldn't afford to train me after my secondary school education because he wanted to focus on my siblings who were just starting secondary school.

I sat for Jamb once and passed. I got an admission offer from a Federal University in Nigeria but I had to decline the offer as I was unable to pay the acceptance fee.

My secondary school classmates who were not as brilliant as I was had already gained admission and resumed the first semester at a private university. Their school fees was over N400,000 per semester but it wasn't a problem for them because their dad could afford it.

Meanwhile, my acceptance fee was not even up to N10,000, but my dad couldn't afford it.

My friend continued to make me a laughing stock when I was still still unable to get admission into the University after 2 years because of money. I started thinking of ways to become successful…I was advised to learn a "handwork" and my first attempt in learning a vocational skill would lead me to becoming a computer repair technician.

I learnt it for just 2 months that I was so good at it and started fixing people's computer but never made enough money because I was underpaid and exploited as a teenager. Also, I was not having customers consistently except few referrals from existing customers because only few people and cybercafe had computers at that time.

I knew I had to find another source of income to sustain myself and become successful so I can gain admission.

I started looking for other ways to earn money and that was when I stumbled on something that totally transformed my life forever.

EXPORT BUSINESS

I realized very late, but not too late, that all my friends' dad who were mostly Igbos, were not just into any kind of business but Import and Export Business. I got to know when one of my friend's father was honoured and introduced at a wedding ceremony as "...Chief Ndubuisi Okoroafor, importer and exporter..". That was an eye-opener for me!

In fact, most successful business men I knew were either into importation or exportation of goods. I decided I was going to start my own import and export business. I had to join an export logistics company in Apapa, Lagos just to learn this business.

But I was sent to their ICT department to be fixing their computers because they saw I was very good at it. I tried to follow some of the staff to the Ports to see how products are cleared and exported and hopefully meet some kind exporters who could offer to teach me the business.

But no one wanted to teach me. I later find out that..

Succeeding in export business is a closely guarded secret....and those who were making millions from the business behave as if it's a cult

This continued for several months until I sneaked my way to the seaport at the Nigerian Ports Authority, Apapa, beating the security officers, just to learn more about this export business. I was later apprehended by a custom officer who was surprised to see an innocent-looking young man at a restricted-zone. He raised an alarm that attracted others.

To cut a long story short, the security officers were queried and I was sanctioned. It would have been a very serious case had it been a top custom officer did not bail me out. I told him my intention and he saw my passion to start this business. He decided to link me up with his friend who would coach me on how to start the export business.

His friend was not just a successful importer and exporter, but also the President of ANCLA (Association Of Nigerian Licensed Customs Agents). He also happened to be related to one of my past clients. The positive testimonials he heard about my previous work and character convinced him to trust me completely. He generously shared the secrets of succeeding in the export and import business without holding anything back.

I learnt the exportation business rapidly and successfully secured a contract worth N15 million, which would span over a period of three months. At that time, the exchange rate was N115/$1, making it equivalent to $130,434.

But I faced a significant challenge during the execution of the contract.

Due to financial constraints, I decided to seek a joint venture partnership with my boss, hoping it would provide the necessary funding. Unfortunately, I neglected to protect my own interests in the arrangement. As we executed the contract together, my boss used his own funds, and ultimately took advantage of the situation. He siphoned the contract and the buyer to himself, leaving me with only a fraction of the profits, which I can only describe as a "peanut."

I felt cheated and betrayed by this unfortunate turn of events.

I started receiving numerous export deals, but I had to turn them down due to financial limitations and my fear of being cheated again by my boss or any other financier. Instead, I decided to invest the limited funds I received from my first export contract into starting an importation business.

Within a year, my importation business flourished, and I achieved my first million Naira in earnings. I became so interested in the importation business that I almost forgot about the export sector.

I continued importation for a few more years and was smiling to the bank monthly until the unexpected happened. The exchange rate between the Naira and the dollar began to rise, and high import duties started affecting the profitability of my importation business.

I was not making enough profit like before. People couldn't afford to buy things in the market due to inflation. Everywhere you go, you will hear people say "na dollar make am cost", in pidgin English. Then it occurred to me. What If I started earning in dollars through exportation business rather than buying dollar to import goods that I will struggle to sell?

So I went back to the drawing board and reviewed my thinking and my plan of action, and something became obvious to me.

I decided I was going to switch back to export business and I was going to do it in such a way that wont require large capital. I figured out how to start export business on a small scale, I became successful with it within a year and I gradually move to large scale export, over the years.

I was also helping other experienced exporters get contracts and execute them with my knowledge, resources and connection.

But then something made me feel very bad…

Whenever I come online, I see a lot of Nigerians complaining about the economy; blaming the then President, Buhari as the cause of inflation and the high naira-dollar exchange rate.

And to make matters worse, it was officially announced that Nigerians was in recession due to the fall of oil prices globally -Our major source of income as a country, because we were importing more than exporting.

The recession made a lot of Nigerians run from one income opportunity to the next, failing woefully or making peanuts and most getting scammed in MMM,  TBC, MLM, HYIP, Forex, Bitcoin, Cryptocurrencies and all the other crap that was pushed down their throat… It is so bad it made my stomach sink.

As a result of the fall of in global oil prices, the Federal Government saw the need for the diversification of the economy and started encouraging export of Non-oil products through agencies and successful exporters like me.

I was contacted by one of these Government agencies to start training Nigerians on how to export. I decided to hold the training online first to see how many people were interested. Over 700 people including infant and experienced exporters from differrent parts of Nigeria and outside Nigeria showed interest and participated in the online training.  

They were all happy with the knowledge that was revealed at the training and requested for a physical training.

So, I decided to contact some top seasoned exporters and organization for their support. Together, we hosted the first edition of the NIGERIA EXPORT WORKSHOP (N.E.W).  

It was really an intensive training with easy-to-follow, step-by-step BLUEPRINT to help them get started as soon as the following week. All the speakers and organization over-delivered on their promises and we had happy participants who are now successful exporters.

At the end of the training, testimonials started coming…

We have held several editions of the workshop which have produced a remarkable number of new successful exporters who have effectively executed the export contracts we provide on a monthly basis. Now, I want to extend the invitation to you.

If you are reading this page, it means you missed the last workshop. Our goal is to raise at least 100,000 African exporters that will join our network for export contracts and group export.

Though we had participants all over Nigeria and even from Canada, London, South Africa and United States that came to Lagos to attend the workshop, we still had many more people like you who were unable to attend due to one reason or the other but want to be part of our success stories.  

In as much as we’d love to host the workshop regularly, the preparations, logistics and busy schedules of the different facilitators would not allow us to do so.

But this is a digital age and anything can be achieved.

The exact code we handed out to our students during our series of workshop has been digitalized so you can access them from anywhere in the world and design your own export business model that will position you as an international trade specialist, doing what you want to be doing ... and, getting paid incredibly well for it.

Introducing…

Export Business Coach
(The First Ever All-in-One 7 figure Export Business Coaching Program in Nigeria)