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<span style="font-size: 13px; text-align: start;">The Lagos State Emergency Management Agency (LASEMA) has released a report on the fire incident LIB reported about this morning</span><a data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?hl=en&q=http://www.lindaikejisblog.com/2016/10/photosvideo-fire-razes-down-traders.html&source=gmail&ust=1476735234797000&usg=AFQjCNEQivJt4NZ8g7EElhV5oQ7bWDDDUQ" href="http://www.lindaikejisblog.com/2016/10/photosvideo-fire-razes-down-traders.html" style="color: #990000; text-align: start; text-decoration: none;" target="_blank">here</a><span style="font-size: 13px; text-align: start;">. Read below...</span><br style="text-align: start;" /><blockquote class="tr_bq" style="text-align: start;">
The Agency received a distress call at about 12.45am today regarding a fire incident at a story building Shopping Complex opposite Presbyterian Church, Yaba. This prompted immediate activation of the Agency's Emergency Response Team to the scene, along with the Lagos State Fire Service and officers from Sabo and Adekunle Police Stations.<br /><a href="" name="more"></a></blockquote>
<span style="font-size: 13px; text-align: start;">Inestigation conducted at the incident scene revealed that the fire started from one of the shop at the back side of the complex where wears, shoes, bags were burnt leaving 94 shops out of 201 in the complex destroyed. Owners were alerted and came on time manage to salvage some of their wares while the presence of the police team prevented lurking miscreants from looting products. No life was lost in the incident.</span><br style="text-align: start;" /><br style="text-align: start;" /><span style="font-size: 13px; text-align: start;"> A total number of 117 shops were saved. The General Manager LASEMA, Mr. Adesina Tiamiyu noted that the fire outbreak was exacerbated by the highly inflammable materials such as wears stored in the shops. Also Air conditioners and Generators with fuel in the market caused occasional explosions as the fire raged the shops.</span><br style="text-align: start;" /><br style="text-align: start;" /><br style="text-align: start;" /><div class="separator" style="clear: both; font-size: 13px;">
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Top 20 business opportunities in the education industry

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Education is a universal creed. The need to be educated is very evident 
in every area of civilization and habitation. In effect, one of the most
 insatiable wants of man is Education. With its diversified branches of 
institutions, education affords every willing being an opportunity to 
learn thus, enhancing positive effects to the society on a global basis.<br />
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Due to this reflective need of education, people are willing to pay any 
cost required to be educated. However, there are two types of education 
which are Formal Education and Informal Education, in other terms they 
can also be identified as Active and Passive Education. Every category 
has benefitted humans greatly and even before the whites brought down 
formal education to Africa, Informal education has always and always 
been in existence. Today, the most appreciated type of education is 
formal education where school is attended on a regular<br />
<br />
basis, there is a confinement to a classroom or a learning hall and lectures are dispensed regularly.<br />
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As a result of the obvious benefits of education to man, it has 
generated active income for so many people who deemed it fit to invest 
in such Businesses that while providing value to the society, they are 
being rewarded financially which makes education a truly worthy business
 to consider for investiture<br />
purposes.<br />
<br />
If you are an entrepreneur wanting or wishing to set up an education 
business, this article is for you. Vocational training centres are also 
regarded as schools, previously they were deemed as informal schools but
 ever since the government became interested in such establishments and 
has mandated they run with a certain curriculum, many have applied this 
direction and have been legally recognized and licensed to award legal 
certificates to their students so in effect many of them have actually 
upgraded to becoming semi-formal institutions, officially running and 
dispensing semi-formal education.<br />
This article includes a list of both formal education business ideas, 
semi-formal education business ideas and informal education business 
ideas.<br />
I compiled a list of 20 business ideas on education you can actually 
consider and develop any one or more of them with a guarantee of gaining
 financial freedom at the long run.<br />
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1... <b>Daycare</b><br />
This education business is designed to serve infant scholars mostly, infants of parents who are always<br />
busy to attend to their kids so these kids are sent here to while away 
time while their parents are out on the hustle. Daycares do not require 
lectures but money spent on facilities to make these infants comfortable
 is of a considerable amount so they charge high.<br />
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2...<b> Kindergarten</b><br />
So this is the next stage where infants from the Crèche/Daycare upgrade 
to after about two years. The age limit of kids in here is between 4 to 
6. Here the kids require some level of tutoring because this is where 
they set off life from. Usually this category of education has much more
 population countrywide next to daycares so there's actually money in 
this branch.<br />
<br />
3... <b>Primary schools</b><br />
One of the most popular ones around and most easy to set up, but then 
starting off with a kindergarten guarantees you'd be having a load of 
pupils in this section next academic year. You'll need elementary 
teachers. Their school fees is usually between N5, 000 to N10, 00 
depending on acknowledgement and general preference, if you could have 
at least 5 pupils in every class, that's about N160, 000 to N300, 000 
every term besides other levies and fees.<br />
<br />
4... <b>Secondary schools</b><br />
So this is quite hard to set up hence not too a popular one to see as it
 requires large funds and space to set up an average secondary school. 
Firstly, understand they're adolescents and they are to be treated quite
 differently also for the science category of secondary students, money 
must be spent on laboratory and scientific equipments to make them learn
 right. However, they pay hugely too. Usually between N15, 000 to N30, 
000 for start up schools.<br />
<br />
5... <b>Make-up Schools</b><br />
This is a semi-formal system of education where people pay and are 
recruited to be taught the techniques of Make-up. Some of the graduands 
end up being make up artists while others become artificial beauty 
experts. It's a trend and women love this so much so if you're setting 
up one, you're on your way to becoming wealthy.<br />
<br />
6...<b> Catering Schools</b><br />
Everyone loves food and I mean good food. This category of education 
offers to teach people how to become good cooks and make best foods. 
They also teach bakering processes for bread-making, cake-making and the
 likes. Of course every Saturday people Wed and they need cakes so many 
people want to learn how to make such stuffs, they pay to register and 
learn in your school.<br />
<br />
7... <b>Auto-electric schools</b><br />
So this is quite similar to mechanic workshops but with a slight 
variation. Such schools teach people how to fix electrical faults in 
automobiles. It's one of the most lucrative education business ideas 
because there's really high demand for such services so people want to 
learn and be taught.<br />
<br />
8... <b>Mechanic workshops</b><br />
They're popular and everywhere. We already know what they do and of 
course this is another semi-formal education system because most now 
award certifates too. Car repairs and maintenance is a necessity and is 
having high demand in the society today so setting up such a workshop is
 a perfectly elastic idea because more and more people would definitely 
come to pay and learn while they still work for you.<br />
<br />
9... <b>Computer school</b><br />
IT has taken over the world and now more youths want to develop a career
 in IT with the aim of becoming like Mark Zuckerberg someday. Yes that's
 a healthy idea and a very beneficial one for you if you decide to tap 
into it today by commencing a computer school to teach these people the 
necessary computer skills they need to join the ever trending world.<br />
<br />
10.<b> Driving school</b><br />
Hundreds of advertisement posters I see hanging around on the streets 
are for drivers or driving jobs but you can't pick up one if you don't 
know how to drive, even if you know you'd still have to apply for a 
license through driving schools. Driving schools earn huge by taking 
people in driving classes and teaching them how to become professional 
or expert drivers.<br />
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11. <b>Tailoring workshops</b><br />
Fashion is also another branch that has been dominating,  many 
youngsters want to be fashionistas while a lot more want to be fashion 
models. Fashion designers earn appreciatively for making clothes for 
these people hence commencing a tailoring workshop to teach students how
 to make the best clothes is one other lucrative business idea.<br />
<br />
12. <b>Carpentry workshops</b><br />
Wood works are everywhere, ranging from chairs to sofas to beds to 
benches to tables and what have you? Carpentry is one of the occupation 
most looked down upon, however gone are the days when it was viewed as a
 valueless occupation. Today there is the urge and want of learning 
carpentry skills as people with this occupation are now seen becoming 
successful individuals. Setting up a carpentry workshop to educate 
desiring ones on wood works is sure to pay nicely since its a good 
business idea.<br />
<br />
13.<b> Cloth-weaving workshops</b><br />
This is an informal education system where students are taught how to 
make basic cloth materials. Weaving is culture and is a beautiful thing 
to many but sadly not too many have the skills otherwise they would 
weave their own cloths at home and to their style and designs. Launching
 such a workshop would not only make you successful as a business man 
but would also see you earning from people who come to be taught.<br />
<br />
14.<b> Hair-styling workshops</b><br />
Basically this is great for women. The average Nigerian girl wears her 
plaited or braided hair for not more than 4 weeks and the cost for 
plaiting a single hair braiding style is between N3, 000 to N5, 000 and 
are even higher in some places. So starting up such a school and 
workshop to teach people how to fix and make hairs more like a beauty 
hair saloon is definitely one of the biggest business decisions you 
could make today.<br />
<br />
15. <b>Film Academy</b><br />
This is quite large and would require large funds to run but definitely a
 million dollar business idea. Many people would really love to be 
actors and actresses if given the opportunity, sadly Nollywood doesn't 
have enough time or provisions for such novices and upcoming acts. 
Starting up a film academy where you could teach people the art of 
acting, dancing and camera handling is sure to be a blessed venture.<br />
<br />
16. <b>Soap-making workshops</b><br />
Quite underrated previously, traditional Soap-making has gone far beyond
 what it used to be where people just made soaps for home use. Today 
people have gone commercial with Soap-making and many in the society are
 seriously testifying positively to the effectivity of such local 
breeds. Launching such an education business foundation is awesome.<br />
<br />
17. <b>Shoe-making workshops</b><br />
Shoe makers are quite different from shoe menders. In Nigeria we usually
 confuse the two. Shoe makers are actually the original shoe producers 
and not the ones who stitch our shoes when they get bad. In Aba for 
instance there are original shoe makers/producers who make shoes from 
the scratch and they are living large believe me. Many people would love
 to learn the art of shoe making and pay any required sum to obtain the 
skills while they still work for their masters, if they find an 
institution that offers such training.<br />
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18.<b> Glass-work workshops</b><br />
Glass works are also dominating. They're becoming a larger part of 
household decorations ranging from glass tables to glass windows to 
glass doors and glass shelves. Many who can't afford to go to the 
University are willing to pay to learn such money-laden crafts.<br />
<br />
19.<b> Bead-making workshops</b><br />
So women love beads but not so many understand the art. It's fancy to 
wear, plus it looks attractive when worn on the neck, wrists and waist 
region. You could start up a bead making workshop where you could 
recruit people to teach this craft. Even if you do not have the skills, 
you can easily employ someone who knows.<br />
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20. <b>Mobile phone repair workshops</b><br />
We all want the latest devices in town don't we? That's right but we 
also don't know how to repair them when they get bad and of course we 
would love to know. This aspect of education is very important and 
Lucrative, understandably this is why there are so many mobile phone 
repair shops around! So investing in this Avenue and hiring 
professionals to teach people this skills would highly compensate your 
pocket for any dime spent.<br />
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Cheers!!
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