Kalusam:
That will be NGN 40,000 + Cost of sending it down to Abuja. I will inquire about the cost and get back to you, however note that gross weight is 32Kg.

grownaira:


Processing of palm kernel nuts for oil and cake. About 1.8m will get u started, and ROI is less than 15 months.

wasak:
We started dating in 2011 after a year of asking her out. I just love her naturally not for anything. Admittedly, her stubbornness might be partly due to my over pampering at the initial stage of our relationship, I was naive but I think 4 years is actually a long time for the love to be balanced. At every point in time she claims she loves me more, but no evidence whatsoever to show for it. I don't want to venture into crazy things I've done for her, that's a story for another day.
It appears she takes delight in frustrating me due to my simple nature, actually I can be stubborn too, but not with regards to relationship because I believe it's all about compromise. She's inconsiderate and selfish, always wants to have her way at all time even though I have to sacrifice my convenience for her umpteen times. I'm scared of settling down with a woman who'll finally kill me, I love her no doubt. But it appears love is not enough. Someone talk to me pls

alextayo:


In as much as I wouldn't want to be involved in this tribal war, let me correct you on this particular statement with an experience I had in 2006. I was born and grew up in Aba before moving back to Lagos.

I was posted to Eleme Rivers State for my NYSC in 2006 and there I met Onyinye, a pretty Igbo lady from Orlu l.g.a Abia state.

We visited her Uncle during one of the holidays and he asked for my state of origin. He was SHOCKED when I told him that I am from Epe l.g.a, Lagos state. The next word he uttered was: I THOUGHT LAGOS IS NO MANS LAND, HOW COME YOU ARE FROM LAGOS.

I felt insulted and embarrassed that my would be in-law is calling my ancestral home a NO MANS LAND. That was the beginning of the end of the relationship.

jethro2:

Lol. @ man woman. And Thank you
Yes cucumber can be planted directly. But please make your ridges. The ridges help the root to be firm.

Drogbotel:

Both, if I say she's a woman, I'm scared her ability and strength will prove me wrong. In short, She be Manwoman

jethro2:

Yes. You can plant tomato. But make arrangement for alternative water source for the time the rain will stop

jethro2:

Yes. You can plant tomato. But make arrangement for alternative water source for the time the rain will stop

greenmatorganic:


Morning sir! We resume for class every day but you don't always turn up.

How do we learn the process of extracting oil from Neem tree, I can't comment on your oil's efficacy as I am yet to use it.

But damnn the price is exhorbitant

TheUnbeatable:
Please let those that have received the feasibility study send to others here please I am begging.

I will send to people once I have a window from work. I send when I am in the office or late at night when I am at home.

I am a practicing farmer and it's not everytime that I am composed or relaxed to browse or respond to requests but I do respond to all requests I get but not on time often.

Please pardon me. Na beg I beg.

God bless your hustle.
Sincerely,

boluwajokosegun:
My brother ,Pavore9 has given u a very good advice , do buying ,packaging of agro products, abuja is a big place to sell, in addition to pavore9 advice y can buy catfish at cheap price frm lbadan & sell life or process it ,package & sell or u buy unripe plantain process to chips or flour & sell . U need to first start small then expand with as little as N70k u can test d market remember when u process u extend d life span of d product & u can do all this at ur backyard.
U can buy snails frm d west ,process & package to sell.
The future of agric is in processing

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