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Recession: Consultant Tasks Nigerians On Investments

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In recession regime like the one Nigeria is passing through, the citizenry take genuine risk in investment and business opportunities, rather than wait for government to bail them out of their economic predicament, an expert and consultant in investment and development economist, Daniel Nmecha has declared.
“In as much as government at all levels is trying to battle recession, citizens should not leave their fate in government’s hands alone, but should invest in bankable business ideas and investment”, Nmecha implored participants at a recent Freedom Summit organised by Pay-Diamond Investment Ventures at the Viontel hotel, Port Harcourt.
Nmecha observed that the fate of the economy of any country worth the salt lies on the people’s ingenuity and capability and not necessarily on government’s effort to turn around the economic fortunes of that country.
He explained that Pay Diamond is a networking business that pays investors regularly on daily, weekly, monthly  and yearly basis depending on where the investor’s interest lies.
According to him, raw diamond product could be procured, processed and finished products are sold to prospective buyers for industrial and domestic usage.
Unlike other business ventures, Nmecha who is the facilitator of Pay Diamond in Rivers State said that the outfit cannot be weighed down by government’s regulatory policies or recession, as the company had as an international brand carved reputation and standard for its operations.
He assured clients of financial security noting that it is different from other online businesses that may be fraudulent and dishonest to customers.
Similarly, a business partner in Pay Diamond, Kingsely Okon advised people to make proper investigation on the line of product or service offered by on-line companies before investing their money adding that as wise investors, one needs to ascertain the capability of those managing such business before investing.

Goodluck Ukwe

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