The Best bet Businesses that thrive in recession in Nigeria



As we all know, Nigeria is still in recession. In my earlier post, I made a post about tips for surviving recession. Now, I wanted to come with a post about businesses that thrive in recession and I came up with this amazing list:

Money Lending Business: Money lending business is one mouth watering business that thrives in recession. As the economy is bad and salaries are not paid, many people tend to borrow money to be able to survive.

Internet Marketing Services: This business is making waves at the moment and despite the recession, this business still thrives.

Interior Decoration: This is a business which is high in demand. With various occasions and celebrations being held (most importantly the Sallah celebration), this business will be in high demand for some time.

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