MasterTeeUSA:
My Mom raises chicken too...she is over 70yrs old. She said when people were complaining that chicken was N15k...she just killed two and cooked. She lives alone, and she is as hardworking as any young person. She even planted cassava in the backyard, and harvested it to make both garri and pap. The problem with initiative is...some people have it, some don't. The only thing some people are great at...is complaining and blaming everyone else. Your solution is AROUND you. Mind you, my Mom does not need to do all these...I don't even want her to do all these, but if i give her funds, she would rather bless others. I also do my best to help those that can't help themselves like orphans. It is a new week...make up your mind to change your own life. The Govt would not do it for you.

So how many people in the US rear chickens and farm cassava in their backyard?

Impressive! Kudos man!

Richtaiwo:
Necessity is the mother of invention. Back to land. Even highly industrialised countries are seriously engaged in commercial farming, but here in Nigeria, anyone that has managed to complete secondary school sees himself too big and educated to farm but be screaming no job, high cost of food yen yen yen. Proudly a farmer.

You’re partially right, the fear of the Fulani boys or kidnappers is another reason.

Most people who started commercial farming few years ago abandoned this great dream because of the above reason.

Mom007:


Hi 5 jare!
Proudly a farmer too!
Leave then let them keep complaining, hungry never catch them!

farming is for rich people nowadays or you must have a capital

Yes, but you will have to water it Day in and out, because rice needs a swampy area to strive.

richiemcgold:
I'm wondering if it's possible to grow rice in a small space like backyard

LocalFARMERS:
Process....

Can I buy from you

MasterTeeUSA:
My Mom raises chicken too...she is over 70yrs old. She said when people were complaining that chicken was N15k...she just killed two and cooked. She lives alone, and she is as hardworking as any young person. She even planted cassava in the backyard, and harvested it to make both garri and pap. The problem with initiative is...some people have it, some don't. The only thing some people are great at...is complaining and blaming everyone else. Your solution is AROUND you. Mind you, my Mom does not need to do all these...I don't even want her to do all these, but if i give her funds, she would rather bless others. I also do my best to help those that can't help themselves like orphans. It is a new week...make up your mind to change your own life. The Govt would not do it for you.

Oya help me, i want to plant maize and cassava. I have some pieces of land but no money to get maize and cassava stick. I will also get one person to support me on the farm and pay him.

illicit:
Interesting...

My aunt does that too until she moved to London

She doesn't buy meat too, she has a lot of local chicken, goats and sheep

I'll like to do this also.... The livestock for family consumption God helping me

Omoapena:



What is proceed food

*Processed

Which area are you located and can it be done for commercial purpose?

Yes
People don’t go to farm again to avoid untimely death

Ashirioluwa:


You’re partially right, the fear of the Fulani boys or kidnappers is another reason.

Most people who started commercial farming few years ago abandoned this great dream because of the above reason.

Richtaiwo:
Necessity is the mother of invention. Back to land. Even highly industrialised countries are seriously engaged in commercial farming, but here in Nigeria, anyone that has managed to complete secondary school sees himself too big and educated to farm but be screaming no job, high cost of food yen yen yen. Proudly a farmer.

It's easy to spot a supporter of the clueless drugbag on this forum

They're now preaching about agriculture and blame lack of it for the country's woes, which are actually being caused by their incompetent leaders

So, when you guys came out en mass in 2012 to 2014 to protest against GEJ's government, agriculture wasn't remembered then as the cause of the poor economic indices?

Yeah Agriculture is the real deal, but fulani herdsmen terrorists and their fulanisation agenda executors must be stopped first. Security first and all the way to the end.

EmperorCaesar:
The stress much o, u sure say to go buy the rice for market no go better pass like this?

I've seen all those peels there.
Abeg na me go get time unpeel those rice?
Where I go get that kind time

Zxcvbnmghtr:


Good to know.

Fernandezisback stop trolling

EmperorCaesar:
The stress much o, u sure say to go buy the rice for market no go better pass like this?

U be mumu now. Stay there be thinking hw to get money, without having something doing. This ur type end up begging from those goes to farm

Richtaiwo:
Necessity is the mother of invention. Back to land. Even highly industrialised countries are seriously engaged in commercial farming, but here in Nigeria, anyone that has managed to complete secondary school sees himself too big and educated to farm but be screaming no job, high cost of food yen yen yen. Proudly a farmer.

You Are The Real DEAL!!!

Let the High Sounding Acad mical Tittles Owners feed on there Certificates to belefull.

Agbe Loba!!!!

Good job

Mrchippychappy:
My brother u too get sense. Food should only be for those wey get land. If u no get land, starve then go and die.

Abi no be so?

Many farmers lease the land they use so this is not an excuse


If you had said, experience and knowledge of farming I would have agreed

illicit:
Interesting...

My aunt does that too until she moved to London

She doesn't buy meat too, she has a lot of local chicken, goats and sheep

If it was sustainable she would not have relocated abroad or what do u think?

CORPSEFUCKER:
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Ijiot no be everybody get land to farm , FG gave everybody one plot
I'm sure hunger no go day and price of food stuffs go reduce

Which one be ijiot again

Email me at idagbaempowermentfoundation@gmail.com....If you can submit proof, and it is verifiable...the Foundation will help you to jumpstart at the minimum. If you demonstrate diligence, then we can talk about expansion. Which state are you located at?

Villa12:
Oya help me, i want to plant maize and cassava. I have some pieces of land but no money to get maize and cassava stick. I will also get one person to support me on the farm and pay him.

Very nice
Likewise me, I no longer buy bread o I bake it myself at home

So proud of you.

Richtaiwo:
Necessity is the mother of invention. Back to land. Even highly industrialised countries are seriously engaged in commercial farming, but here in Nigeria, anyone that has managed to complete secondary school sees himself too big and educated to farm but be screaming no job, high cost of food yen yen yen. Proudly a farmer.

US has stringent regulations that forbid all these stuff...now if you ask me how many Nigerians drive Uber or even Americans generally or even go grocery shopping for others...its a lot. Every country is Unique, but your solutions are around you. During pandemic, I saw that warehouse needed people...I signed up even though I have my regular work...4yrs plus, I still do that as a side gig. You can make excuses or change the narrative, the choice is YOURS. In the US or Nigeria, Politicians do not give a shit about you personally...they look at the world from a general point of view.

Kukutente23:

So how many people in the US rear chickens and farm cassava in their backyard?

MasterTeeUSA:
Email me at idagbaempowermentfoundation@gmail.com....If you can submit proof, and it is verifiable...the Foundation will help you to jumpstart at the minimum. If you demonstrate diligence, then we can talk about expansion. Which state are you located at?

ogun State. I will send you a mail right away.

It’s the staff too much stealing.

Willed042:

If it was sustainable she would not have relocated abroad or what do u think?

Richtaiwo:
Necessity is the mother of invention. Back to land. Even highly industrialised countries are seriously engaged in commercial farming, but here in Nigeria, anyone that has managed to complete secondary school sees himself too big and educated to farm but be screaming no job, high cost of food yen yen yen. Proudly a farmer.

God bless you bro. In 2015 when I noticed Buhari administration will be a damn catastroph I added farming into my business bro today I don't bloody care Naira is 3k to dollar I used my sense to increases my bank account digits massively but those lazy no ambition ones wasted whole 8years here insulting Buhari, now in early Tinubu administration ghenghen knack dem started crying helplessly to tell you wen wisdom left someone's life that person na dead man in advance....

I rest my case...

Farming is good, great and extremely profitable....

Watch as those lazy ones will attack you or me because laziness so destroyed their life any meaningful information is meaningless to them only waiting for Obi to come and rain money, jobs and food from heaven for them in his illuional presidency.....

Richtaiwo:
Necessity is the mother of invention. Back to land. Even highly industrialised countries are seriously engaged in commercial farming, but here in Nigeria, anyone that has managed to complete secondary school sees himself too big and educated to farm but be screaming no job, high cost of food yen yen yen. Proudly a farmer.

necessity is possible when there's security... Go farm let Fulani terrorist use you shine

Where in Ogun State? Be specific...we have a coordinator that can work with you. She is in Abeokuta. We also want to expand into IJEBU, and we are in conversation with Isara and Ijebu Sopen, so we can lease lands and massively plant cassava and create garri processing centers to crash the price. The plan is not to make profit. We make too much profits in Nigeria...that is why redistribution of wealth is massive and the rich are buying Ferrari, Lambo, Range Rover ...multiple vehicles while the poor are getting poorer. We need better taxation or more NGOs and low cost food available for the poor. Lagos subsidized food market is a commendable initiative...increase the taxes on the Rich and subsidize the Poor.

Villa12:
ogun State. I will send you a mail right away.

Your email has been received. Thanks

Villa12:
ogun State. I will send you a mail right away.

Richtaiwo:
Necessity is the mother of invention. Back to land. Even highly industrialised countries are seriously engaged in commercial farming, but here in Nigeria, anyone that has managed to complete secondary school sees himself too big and educated to farm but be screaming no job, high cost of food yen yen yen. Proudly a farmer.

Going to the farm is not the issue. It's the insecurity deliberately created by the North. How do you feel investing in a hectares of farmland only for you to wake up one day to see everything destroyed by cattle, or getting killed inside it?