remsonik:
This things they did will bite harder on them. It will give the south the brains to go back into the business and the north will suffer losses from it for many more years to come

dre11:

https://dailytrust.com/kano-tomato-onion-farmers-marketers-lose-big-as-blockade-persist

gotnel:
I hope all sides are learning something in this struggle?
1. We are better off together as a country.
2. Farmers are kings
3. Our leaders are leading us astray.
4. Farming business is a serious business that must not be left to a certain region.
5. All these brouhaha is a great example of president Buhari failure.

gotnel:
I hope all sides are learning something in this struggle?
1. We are better off together as a country.
2. Farmers are kings
3. Our leaders are leading us astray.
4. Farming business is a serious business that must not be left to a certain region.
5. All these brouhaha is a great example of president Buhari failure.

osamz007:
THEM GO ROT WITH THEIR TOMATOES

THEY DIDN'T COUNT THE COST








ANYWAYS IT'S BEEN THREE SOLID YEARS ON THIS GR8 PLATFORM

Redoil:
let us love one another

QuotaSystem:


Gbam.

As far as the traders are concerned, their lives are more important than any losses they might make.

What is the point of traveling to the south to make profit only to seen as soft targets be attacked and burnt alive by murderous southern savages afraid of confronting killer herdsmen?

Only a trader that is alive can enjoy his profit. Arewa will enjoy the cheap prices while they last.

Yenefer:
Let them lose. This poor innocent people have been used as scapegoat by the cowards afraid of confronting the herdsmens

QuotaSystem:


Gbam.

As far as the traders are concerned, their lives are more important than any losses they might make.

What is the point of traveling to the south to make profit only to seen as soft targets be attacked and burnt alive by murderous southern savages afraid of confronting killer herdsmen?

Only a trader that is alive can enjoy his profit. Arewa will enjoy the cheap prices while they last.

dre11:

https://dailytrust.com/kano-tomato-onion-farmers-marketers-lose-big-as-blockade-persist

QuotaSystem:


Please criminals are shielding themselves in Yewa and able bodied men are running ahead of their families for the Benin border.

The Fulani herdsmen are waiting for your keyboard treatment.

osamz007:
THEM GO ROT WITH THEIR TOMATOES

THEY DIDN'T COUNT THE COST

ANYWAYS IT'S BEEN THREE SOLID YEARS ON THIS GR8 PLATFORM

Yenefer:
Let them lose. This poor innocent people have been used as scapegoat by the cowards afraid of confronting the herdsmens

madridguy:
The leaders of the (AUFCDN) need to look for other means to approach this matter because you can't allow your members to go bankruptcy over issue that can be settle on a round table.

The wastage is getting too much.

Yenefer:
Let them lose. This poor innocent people have been used as scapegoat by the cowards afraid of confronting the herdsmens

Peterobi90:
The North is making a grave mistake with this, History would see this as "In 2021, during the great covid pandemic, Northern Nigeria blocked its borders against the south to starve them of food thereby causing serious inflation in a recessive economy in southern Nigeria, under the Northern presidency"

This is the same spirit that brought about the "Never again" mantra of the Chinese Agricultural revolution in 1980.

If the south eventually finds an alternative within and with neighbouring countries, it would be an effect that would last a life time.

jeliliadedoja1:
keep your cows and tomatoes and Let see who suffers most. Most household can grow and rear poultry for subsistence consumption while commercial animal rearing farms will empower our youths.

QuotaSystem:


Gbam.

As far as the traders are concerned, their lives are more important than any losses they might make.

What is the point of traveling to the south to make profit only to seen as soft targets be attacked and burnt alive by murderous southern savages afraid of confronting killer herdsmen?

Only a trader that is alive can enjoy his profit. Arewa will enjoy the cheap prices while they last.

Peterobi90:
The North is making a grave mistake with this, History would see this as "In 2021, during the great covid pandemic, Northern Nigeria blocked its borders against the south to starve them of food thereby causing serious inflation in a recessive economy in southern Nigeria, under the Northern presidency"

This is the same spirit that brought about the "Never again" mantra of the Chinese Agricultural revolution in 1980.

If the south eventually finds an alternative within and with neighbouring countries, it would be an effect that would last a life time.

jumper524:
yea its Norma they lose at the imnitiall before they successfully divert their market.
we can't watch the yorubas slap us and expect us to beg..

meanwhile, food is now getting cheaper in the north by the day which is good news for us..

jumper524:
yea its Norma they lose at the imnitiall before they successfully divert their market.
we can't watch the yorubas slap us and expect us to beg..

meanwhile, food is now getting cheaper in the north by the day which is good news for us..

osamz007:









ANYWAYS IT'S BEEN THREE SOLID YEARS ON THIS GR8 PLATFORM

Bornu1stSon:
Let me explain something to my brothers

100 naira = 142 Central African CFA cameroon

100 naira = 132 West African CFA Niger


Now, these two countries currency is lower than ours and for that, to meet up with market competition Nigerian traders will be forced to sell 100 naira worth tomatoes for 60 naira or less so as to get buyers.

At the end, most of our farm products of which was sponsored by billions of oil money by Fed government will be wasted . Isn't that foolishness?