What it is
Businesses, trailers, companies, rentals, buses and event centres can earn you money. They pay every evening at 6 PM. Some pay automatically; with a company, you manage branches, staff and prices.
How to buy an Invest business or trailer
- Go to Phone → Invest → Businesses or Trailers.
- Tap Buy. It starts paying from the next 6 PM.
- To sell, tap Sell, then tap Sell for ₦… to confirm.
How to register a company
- Go to Phone → Company → Register.
- Choose an industry and district, then enter a name of 3–24 characters. Registration costs ₦50,000.
- Set your staff and pay a week’s wages up front. You can also choose a manager.
- Set prices to Cheap, Fair or Premium. Premium prices need 3 stars.
- Takings go into your business till. Tap Cash out to move them to your wallet.
Rules & numbers
Invest businesses: You can own one of each. They sell back for 60% of their price.
| Business | Price | Daily takings | Daily costs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Recharge & Data Kiosk, Ojuelegba | ₦150,000 | ₦2,500–₦5,000 | ₦1,800 |
| Zobo & Chapman Stand, Yaba | ₦300,000 | ₦5,000–₦9,000 | ₦3,200 |
| POS Stand, Yaba | ₦500,000 | ₦5,000–₦11,500 | ₦2,000 |
| Buka (Mama Put), Surulere | ₦2.5m | ₦30,000–₦61,000 | ₦18,000 |
| Barbing Salon, Ikeja | ₦6m | ₦66,000–₦133,000 | ₦40,000 |
| Car Wash, Lekki | ₦15m | ₦167,000–₦309,000 | ₦105,000 |
| Event Centre, Ikoyi | ₦60m | ₦585,000–₦1.17m | ₦430,000 |
| Quilox Share (5%), VI | ₦250m | ₦1.8m–₦3.6m | ₦1.15m |
About 1 day in 10 is a bad day, costing roughly one day’s profit.
Trailers: A Mack Haulage Trailer costs ₦18m. You can own up to 3. Each earns ₦117,000–₦209,000 an evening after the ₦30,000 driver cost. There is an 8% chance of a breakdown, which costs ₦95,000. Trailers sell back for 60% of their price.
Companies: You can own up to 3 companies, each with up to 4 branches. Setup costs range from ₦150,000 for a Food spot to ₦10m for a Tech startup. A 5% tax on the week’s takings is billed on Saturday. Earnings are capped at ₦20m an evening across all your units. Companies sell for 60% of what you put into them. If you fall behind on rent, you have 3 evenings to pay before the unit shuts. Company value for the evening is based on profit after fees, one-seventh of rent and wages, and 5% tax.
Player stores: You can sell up to 6 products. Prices can be 0.8–2.5 times the reference price, and you buy stock up front. A buyer can spend up to ₦1m per day at one shop and ₦10m per day across all shops.
Rentals: You can own up to 5 properties. A property costs 12 weeks of market rent multiplied by an area factor of 0.9–1.15, and sells back for 80% of its price. You can set rent at 0.7–1.5 times the market rent. Player tenants pay 1–4 weeks in advance.
Buses: You can own up to 12 buses. A HiAce has 14 seats and costs ₦18m; a Luxury coach has 59 seats and costs ₦110m; a Night sleeper has 30 seats and costs ₦220m. Registration costs ₦2m. Takings are capped at ₦5m a night per company. Buses sell for 60% of their list price, reduced by 0.5% for each week owned, but never below 30%.
Event centres: Each city has 2 state halls and 3 halls that players can own. Player-owned halls cost ₦18bn–₦60bn, and you can own one. Hall fees can be set from ₦250,000 to ₦10m. Fees from bookings at player-owned halls go to the owner’s till; state-hall fees do not go to a player.
Tips
- Cash out your till regularly. Till money is not in your wallet until you do.
- Investment cover (Assurance) can soften bad economic weeks for businesses, trailers and buses.
- Bus mechanic bills stop when you sell buses you no longer need.