rapistomenka:




So Rotimi Amaechi is a Yoruba man

You need to be served

Adaobi12:
I know. with determination and hardwork we all will get there. but from the other angle, some people started off well.

cckris:
Does the background look anything like 45,000 hectares? That's 45 kilometers.

Perhaps more pictures can help.

arsenal33:


Always looking for an excuse not to excel

Puresolutions:


Yeap i know guys in Ondo now hammering over 70 hectares of plantain

I met a lady she's on Nairaland a pastor's wife i withold her name she's doing over 150 hectares maize plantain beans

CuteTj:

45k hectares is not the size of a football pitch o..

Which camera will capture a stretch of 45,000 hectares all at once

CuteTj:

45k hectares is not the size of a football pitch o..

Which camera will capture a stretch of 45,000 hectares all at once

Adaobi12:
Its really commendable.

Puresolutions:


it was a discovery her first harvest will be this September...I got her a contact to be the sole distributor in Lag...I try ..

If you have a talent i can draw u a map about how to get it established it's my work building and casting people's visions

mrvitalis:
This is great news...
But how was one man awarded 45000 hectare of land.. .. cos I don't think he paid for such... Even at 200k per hectare... That's 9 billion. .. something is wrong here

Puresolutions:


it's just a picture around a small patch bro,even if they use helicopter to travel 45000hectares even for an helicopter to travel 45000hectares or 45km is quite a stretch dnt get it twisted bro...

rapistomenka:




So Rotimi Amaechi is a Yoruba man

You need to be served

Rotimi God bless you hustle

Adaobi12:
Yes i do. but emmm, its still in the incubator.I have alot of things to put on ground before taking such a bold step.

CuteTj:

And you really think they have to snap the picture of the whole farmland from an helicopter just to entertain you?

Don't just sit by your chair to ask for pics on the Internet. Nothing should stop you from visiting the farm in Nassarawa to confirm its existence.

Puresolutions:


Be careful dont keep it for too long things get expired in this world o.. many of the things i see around are things ive known for long..i took mine out and i'm on 6 projets the same time now even handling people's may God help us.. Many Nairalanders are starting besides these sha a man came from Abia to meet me 2 weeks back there going 50 hectares many people cos i was sourcing for some food crops for my people to sell.. so God help us it's not had

1 Hectare fluctuates btw 350k - 600k depending on location so its not a big deal

Puresolutions:


Be careful dont keep it for too long things get expired in this world o.. many of the things i see around are things ive known for long..i took mine out and i'm on 6 projets the same time now even handling people's may God help us.. Many Nairalanders are starting besides these sha a man came from Abia to meet me 2 weeks back there going 50 hectares many people cos i was sourcing for some food crops for my people to sell.. so God help us it's not had

1 Hectare fluctuates btw 350k - 600k depending on location so its not a big deal

OmoAjowa7:
Let's not even pretend like we didn't see the name.

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If it were them dinosaur heads, they would have messed up the whole thread, hoffing their dirty red mud pynts
claiming they control blah blah

I'd have preferred it being in the SW tho but who cares

That babe who owns Omo Alata foods also made the forbes 30 under 30 list. Later, one otondo will jump
on his Microsoft word typing dust about how Yorubas are not doing anything

You go talk say na the ones wey dey your hood no dey do anything

joinnow:

He met land owners and negotiate 50 50 slipt of outcome while he use his personal money and external fund to Cary out cultivation of rice

OmoAjowa7:
Let's not even pretend like we didn't see the name.

[img]http://media./media/qYoASbCi1fYYM/giphy.gif[/img]

If it were them dinosaur heads, they would have messed up the whole thread, hoffing their dirty red mud pynts
claiming they control blah blah

I'd have preferred it being in the SW tho but who cares

That babe who owns Omo Alata foods also made the forbes 30 under 30 list. Later, one otondo will jump
on his Microsoft word typing dust about how Yorubas are not doing anything

You go talk say na the ones wey dey your hood no dey do anything

cckris:
Does the background look anything like 45,000 hectares? That's 45 kilometers.

Perhaps more pictures can help.

emikoro:
I always said it that farming is the solution to this unemployment in this country government can't employ all of us

mrvitalis:
This is great news...
But how was one man awarded 45000 hectare of land.. .. cos I don't think he paid for such... Even at 200k per hectare... That's 9 billion. .. something is wrong here

murmee:
And some state Governors still continue to distribute Okadas to their citizens instead of opening up farm lands for those young men to work.

murmee:
And some state Governors still continue to distribute Okadas to their citizens instead of opening up farm lands for those young men to work.

caesaraba:


It's not that hard really if you have the funds. Those villagers are quite easy to negotiate with. I presently hold 12.5 hectares which I'll be using up and expanding on by end of year and it didn't cost me shishi.

If you are a southerner, then I'll understand your skepticism (it's a dog-eat-dog world down there) but in the middle-belt to up North, land ain't that hard to get.