pedestal82:
First off no LGA called Kuvun in Niger state
Most likely it is Lavun LGA you went to.
You took a lot of risk traveling to Niger state. The Bida axis you took is one of the safest though.
Parts of Gurara is not safe.
But please if anybody tells you he intends to take to Kontagora, Mariga, Magama, Mashegu,Rijau, Rafi, Shiroro, Munya axis. My brother na death trap be that.

yarimo:
what is obsessed here? That can be informative to who don't know. You kids always think everything must be tribal or religious.

pansophist:


Yes. It's the largest state in Nigeria.

Just Niger state is like 7x Gambia, or the size of the Benelux (Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg combined). That state is massive.

It will swallow up to twenty-four Lagos state. Yes, you heard that right. Niger state is bigger than Lagos 24times. That's how huge Niger state is.

hammed71:
he went toNiger state, not the country

Onlinefarmstore:
From lambata I bought yams, etc then mandated my guys we move back to Abuja and a friend was kind enough to offer us a hilux of military men for close support and that was how we returned back to Abuja by 9pm......


This is my story of how I went to Niger to be told no rice.....now am booking my trip back to Maiduguri See you.

Can I send you a dm please?
I am a graduate of Agricultural Economics and Extension.

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Ofemmanu1:


Have you tried SE roads?!

haaa, that place is a godforsaken hell hole

yarimo:
just answer simple question who is your mate to joke with here kid .

7demons:

If you think you're tough and not afraid of anything, I dare you to post your picture JUST ONLY 1, Not 2. Don't hide behind your phone and be talking rubbish. I don't deal with Cowards. My body of work speak for itself. I've dealt people like you here wasted! Their story don end. I no dey do reply & answer. Prove yourself if you are man enough, and your mama born you.
If you survive next 4days then know say no be me.

Dshocker:


If it wasn't tribal to you, why then did you bring southeast into the equation?

yarimo:
you must be illiterate to read it as tribal instead of informative that will help you and others . There are people who don't know this fact. You may be Ask in a current affairs program. try and learn

nitt:
Great topic.

What I have seen here and learnt also from experiences like yours is that there are a thousand and one opportunities for business minded Nigerians across the country.

It is also a fact that the infrastructure is seriously lacking such as efficient communication services, good, accessible roads, logistics issues, proper storage systems, lack of technical know-how, insecurity, safe accommodation during transit and proper awareness on both sides of producers and consumers in growing wealth.

If we had the basic infrastructure and security in place, nobody would be idle in this country because the opportunities abound everywhere in Nigeria.

It's just calls for the political will and men of foresight to explore and tap from Nigeria's potentials and riches.

It's unfortunate that ours is a sad story 😞

hammed71:
he went toNiger state, not the country