seguno2:
Let us hope that Buhari, Ogbeh and Kemi Adeosun will not reverse the laudable agricultural policies of the last administration that encouraged investors like Coscharis.
Thanks to Adesina and Jonathan.
Thank you sirs.

Opharhe:
Why d hate? News from Lagos, Abuja, Ogun, Rivers, Bayelsa, Kaduna, Kano etc good or bad grace front page here quite regularly too.
It's still Nairaland because the last time I checked, Anambra is still in Nigeria.

knightsson:

Hahahaha, I was taken aback reading some of their comments, instead of them to seek for information on how they can also establish such farm, no matter how small it might be, they were and still busy celebrating a little farm established by one village farmer in Anambra.

I think Seun and the mods will also need to explain to concerned nairalanders if Nairaland is now Anambraland because with the rate at which trash emanating from Anambra state gets to FP, it leaves one in wonderland.

ironheart:
This economic recession is the best thing that has happened to Nigeria. It has reset our brains and we have started growing our foods

westerk:
so what has this thread got to do with afonjas . Why can't u engage in intellectual discourse without resorting to ethnic name calling. Abeg I don't want this thread to degenerate to d usual ethnic bashing. Let us engage in constructive discourse to move this great country forward. Thank u.

ephi123:


Adesina really made a great contribution to Agriculture in Nigeria, and of course thanks to Jonathan for appointing him.
Whilst I'm not a huge fan of Jonathan, I can't imagine if he had followed Buhari's example and appointed only his kinsmen, the likes of Adesina would never have seen the day of light. Professionalism and skills should take the upper hand when making critical appointments like these.

knightsson:

Is Audu Ogbe, minister of Agriculture, Buhari kinsman? or Minister for trade and investment is from buhari's village?

If you arent aware, Jonathan appointed lot of his kinsmen into key positions, from Ministries to agencies, but it wasnt brought to the media like the few that Buhari appointed that Nigeria media turned into a funfare.

a4jasper:

Loools....Abi ooo
They tribalise everything at every slightest opportunity & its very sickening. Infact this forum is something else nowadays, nothing informative/educative again....Oga seun pls do smtin

NwaEzefuNaMba:


Quite my friend!

Coaschris Farm has been on existence since 2014 so don't try to credit it to el-dullar.dinho Economic blunders.

vislabraye:


As we grow our food, let us pray that the herdsmen won't destroy them. As it is now, farming is a high risk business in Nigeria.

knightsson:

You are wasting your time explaining to these people. They don't know and even if they know, they won't learn because they aren't good at learning.

Imagine him comparing A world renowned farmer, Audu Ogbe with Adesina.

ephi123:


Of course I know Audu Ogbeh is not Buahri's kinsman, my point in case you missed it is that majority of the key appointments in this administration have been made on a tribalistic basis - and of course we can see where that has gotten the country.

ironheart:
my brother that is the Nigerian spirit. When bag of rice reach 20k we started eating local rice n forget that there is stones inside

EmeeNaka:
that investment was done before Before recession. Stop looking for ways to be a zombie.

knightsson:

I think you are wrong, the problem here is that we term all indigenes of northern States as northerners but turn the opposite when referring to southern states which should consist of SW, SE and SS. If Buhari employs 2 men from Kogi and Kaduna, we all tends to cry that he has appointed 2 northerners but when he appoints 2 men from SW and SE, we separate the 2 men as being South, this is where the problem is.

And mind you, those he has appointed aren't the problem of present day Nigeria but Buhari himself (whom doesn't listen because he doesn't trust anyone. Don't get me wrong here, he is one of my political mentor) and the decayed Nigeria he took over. I'm so optimistic that the nearest future in this same Nigeria will please our hearts, starting from prices of foodstuffs crashing to the minimum to federal roads been constructed.

Laird:
Please no critism or ridiculing any tribe here my Igbo brothers, I am Igbo with a Yoruba mum
Let's just celebrate the fact that each zone in the country should be looking at food suffiCiency, creating employment and keeping money in the country instead of spending 0ne billion spent daily to import rice of which that was just the official amount about 2/years ago
Let's celebrate kebbi, Ofada, abakaliki, anambra rice.
No beefing, no insultings, no tribal bashing, just money making, technological progress, saving foreign eclxchange, more jobs




NB; If You insult me, I will insult back seriously and go for the jugular , so please read respect Yourself and move on. Thank You

sweetgala:



World renown farmer is a limited description of one of the finest and most honest Nigerians ever.

A world renowned economist and a political head impactful during the early 80s in stabilising the Naira during uncertain times and ensuring we didn't buy the SAP idea the world bank sold to us before IBB came along and a thorn in the side of Abacha ; a founding father of PDP before all the thugs and killers filled it's ranks.

lordkhalifa:
were can I get local rice more cheaper in my area a cup is 140

ironheart:
my brother that is the Nigerian spirit. When bag of rice reach 20k we started eating local rice n forget that there is stones inside

ephi123:


I still disagree but we are all entitled to our individual opinions, so that's fine.
Hopefully, the optimism will become reality and prices will actually crash (which I very much doubt), fingers crossed, we will see how it goes.

ironheart:
bros i love the way you articulated your point, if you insult them back, you are more or less like them. I have discovered they are kids. Let them rest bro

symbianDON:

no....not obiano but coscharis