Dis Guy: wait for farm to be making 600k per year before quiting your guaranteed job

You go wait tire!

It doesn't always work that way.

All or nothing!

@Jarus
Face your job squarely or your business squarely. You can't eat your cake and have it!
Both (job and business) will affect each other negatively. You may lose both in the end.

Jarus is being modest!

He actually earns N500,000 per month = N6,000,000 per year. That's why he is in a dilemma at the moment.

Most Nairalanders are quite gullible!!

Who would ever lose sweat over a 50k per month job? mtcheeeew

Keep ur job nd be careful you can also employ people in your farm biznes also mechanized farming is the best you can expand and get a loan from Bank of industries

Well most advice given to you here are purely theoretical. Farming is not want you think it is. When you work the theory and calculate your profit you will go wild in jubilation but remember farming goes with nature and lots of risks are involved. You cannot compare backyard farming to the large scale farming. Anything can happen from insufficient or no rain to destruction of farm produce by the cattle of fulani herdsmen to flood and so many like dat... lots of risks are involved, even poultry or animal farming. And remember you need well experienced farmers to guide you seriously or else its going to be a big loss. Am advicing you from experience. Theory is different from practical. So like some said here, stay with your job and oversee your farming business until you can stand on both legs but for now you are still standing on one leg.

Virgin Finder: Jarus is being modest!

He actually earns N500,000 per month = N6,000,000 per year. That's why he is in a dilemma at the moment.

Most Nairalanders are quite gullible!!

Who would ever lose sweat over a 50k per month job? mtcheeeew

it's not me. Someone posed the dilemma to me

Jarus: it's not me. Someone posed the dilemma to me

Wow!

What is he waiting for?

How could someone be losing sweat over a 50k per month job?

He should quit jor.

Jarus:
It's not mme. If you do read my blog well, you should know that could not be me.

I know. I have seen it on your blog. I guess people's opinion will be helpful to the person.

nitrogen: Please take the job back, and prepare extensively for the farming, you need a stable income before the farm yields, try and manage both, till you are solidified, don't be surprised that you will need part of that monthly income to make that farming successful.

Although, You need to consider some factors, for that up there to work, location of the job, is it the one that will help in accessing your farm at least once in a week?, logistics too, now your monthly income will help you out here (in terms of support), lastly, your risk appetite.

In all, I advise you to take your job back jare, and work towards the farming thing, a castle can never be built in a day! Don't mind them 'table and chair' entrepreneurs.

Good advice

You want a sincere advice PLS START THE FARMING BUSINESS, for how long will they b paying u 50G. They can sack u anytime. this is an opportunity anyone would hope 4 especially ppl like me (graduate of Agriculture). Please dont throw it away. Dont 4get your are d boss now

Correct!
Truth is you will need to employ staffs as you will not be there to handle some minor things your presence must have solved and in the long run,you will realise the salary of the staffs will even be higher than your own 50k monthly pay,then you realise ur farm can pay better for your time than your slavery to ur boss except if the job is such that trains you on the field and you can eventually set up your own firm from D skills acquired.otherwise its typical slavery as inflation will meet your 50k monthly but with your farnm you can expand with the inflation.and anything you want done best should be done by yourself,so i suggest since you have some savings to start up and feeling like a boss already like you said,then you should have faith and believe in what you can do with your own hands to help the economy,
I think this is what the economy is even teaching the nation at the moment when they can allow the future of the youth which is the future of the nation to be pending with ASUU strike till now.when they can attend psquare's wedding,when president can appraise artists rather than scholars with expensive gifts then i think they are automatically telling you money does not really come by education as in books read,but the knowledge you get and can utilise from education to better yourself and immediate environment

hasyak: Face your farming squarely, forget the job, the 50k will be a distraction.

knowing that you have no option than to succeed, this will give you the added push you need.

Welcome to the entrepreneurs club.

take the job back and work concurrently on the farm. best option.

is like we should have a poll base on this topic.

Should you need a business partner for the farming option,I am game.
Cheers.

bros u can not eat ur cake & hv it,
anytin worth doing is worth doing well, and if it can't be done well, then it"s not wort soinf at all.
i've been a business all my life, i hv survived wtout monthly salaries,
the most difficult part of building a house is d building d foundation, d most difficult part of doing a business is starting it,
u've taken care of s most diffucult part, y develop cold feets, or rather can u give me d lands to use for farming instead, so u can go and concentrate on ur so called job,

hw much is 50k, e no reach me spend in a month ooo!

come out of slavery today, become a master. This is my own opinion.

Nice thread! All.have well spoken but my
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50K is a meagre salary which will not be
sufficient for you in the longrun.
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