“My salary finishes too quickly.”
You want a second stream you can test without resigning from your job.
A practical small-business guide for Nigerians · Instant digital access
WHEN ONE INCOME IS DOING TOO MUCH
Start something small beside the income you already have.
If your salary, allowance or current business no longer stretches far enough, this kit shows you how to test a practical groundnut supply business—without shop rent, hawking or blindly risking your money.
My mum started with around ₦4,000.She began by supplying shops that already had customers. What started small later crossed ₦100,000 in total sales over time.
₦5,000 one-time paymentClarity before you spend on stock
~₦4,000Her original starting capital
₦100,000+In sales over time—not profit
0 shopsRented before she started
MAYBE THIS IS WHERE YOU ARE
You are not looking for overnight riches. You just need more breathing room.
Food, transport, school fees and family responsibilities keep moving, even when your income does not. You want another source of money—but you cannot afford to throw scarce capital at an idea you do not understand.
That is exactly why this kit exists: to help you examine one simple business properly, calculate with prices around you and decide your next step with your eyes open.
“I want income of my own.”
You are a mum, student or young person who wants something practical and flexible.
“I cannot afford another mistake.”
You want to understand packaging, retailers and the numbers before buying stock.
“I don’t want to hawk.”
You would rather supply places where customers already stop to buy snacks.
THE STORY BEHIND THE GUIDE
“Groundnut? Out of everything somebody could sell?”
That was honestly my reaction when my mum started. I even told her not to tell people. She ignored me—and thank God she did.
She started with around ₦4,000. No rented shop. No signboard. No carrying groundnuts up and down the road. Instead, she learnt how to supply retailers who already had customers.
Some shops already had suppliers. Some wanted to see whether customers would buy. But over time, shops began collecting, selling and asking for more. She eventually moved from buying groundnuts in smaller quantities to buying them in bags.
What started as an ordinary side hustle eventually crossed ₦100,000 in sales.
That figure refers to total sales over time, not profit or a guaranteed result. Your numbers will depend on prices, demand and how you run the business.
THE IDEA IS SIMPLE- Prepare a manageable first batch.Start with what you can reasonably afford.
- Package it for your customers.Choose bottles or smaller packs based on local demand.
- Supply shops that already sell.Work with retailers instead of renting your own shop.
- Check your actual profit.Count groundnut, packaging, transport and other costs.
WHERE CAN IT SELL?
The customers are already there.
You don’t have to find every buyer yourself. Think about places where people already buy snacks every day.
Provision shopsThe familiar shop on your street.
SalonsCustomers waiting for their turn.
OfficesPeople who want something to snack on.
School areasStudents looking for affordable packs.
SupermarketsNeat bottled options for home.
Busy junctionsRetailers with steady foot traffic.
PACKAGING IS PART OF THE BUSINESS
Same product. Different customers.
A student buying something small might choose an affordable nylon pack. Someone buying for the office or home might prefer a neatly sealed bottle.
That doesn’t mean bottles always make more money. Once you count your packaging, transport and the amount of groundnut inside each pack, the answer can change.
The starter kit helps you think through those choices before spending on packaging that doesn’t fit your customers.
See the tools included in the kit →WHAT YOU RECEIVE
Everything in one practical starter kit.
No vague motivation. Just the information and tools to help you understand the business before spending on your first batch.
The Starter Guide
Understand preparation, packaging, pricing, retailers and the details that can make or break your first batch.
The Action Pack
Practical next steps, planning prompts and a clearer way to move from “interesting idea” to an actual plan.
The Profit Calculator
Enter the prices around you, include packaging and transport, and see whether your numbers make sense.
REVENUE IS NOT PROFIT
Before you start, know what the numbers are saying.
It’s easy to sell everything and still wonder where the money went. The editable calculator helps you include the costs people often forget.
Get the starter kit and calculator →YOUR BATCH COST BREAKDOWN EXAMPLE FRAMEWORK
GroundnutsYour local price
Bottles or nylon packsYour packaging cost
TransportYour transport cost
Other production expensesYour actual costs
Sales minus total costs= estimated profit
No invented profit promises. Use the real prices available around you.YOUR QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
Wait first. What about…
Do I need to rent a shop?
No. The business model focuses on supplying retailers who already have shops and customers. You don’t need your own shop to understand or test that approach.
Do I have to hawk groundnuts?
No. The guide focuses on approaching suitable retailers and understanding the supply side of the business, rather than carrying products around town.
How much money do I need to start?
My mum started with around ₦4,000 at the time. Your own costs will depend on current groundnut prices, packaging, location and the size of your first batch. Some people may start with around ₦5,000, but your actual numbers may be different.
What exactly am I paying ₦5,000 for?
You receive the digital Starter Guide, the practical Action Pack and the editable Profit Calculator. The ₦5,000 is for the learning materials—not for a physical supply of groundnuts.
What if shops already have another supplier?
That happens. The guide addresses how to think about approaching retailers, choosing suitable shops and making your offer practical without pretending every shop will automatically accept.
Does this guarantee that I’ll make ₦100,000?
No. The ₦100,000 figure describes total sales achieved over time in one real family business. It is not a promise, a profit figure or a guaranteed result for buyers.
How do I receive the starter kit?
After you complete payment through Selar, you receive immediate digital access to the guide and supporting materials.
YOU DO NOT HAVE TO START BIG
But you do need to start with your eyes open.
Let ₦5,000 buy you the guide, action plan and calculator before you risk more money on groundnuts, packaging and transport.
Help me plan my first batch →One-time payment · Instant digital access · Secure checkout through Selar