This just shows how fertile our land is

daddio:


Wahala re po, commot one b, keep am for me till Buhari com visit me for house.

Las Las, na Fulani herdsmen cows' feed bi dat

How did they manage to uproot it without breakage

daddio:


RUBBER or TUBBER?

Please don't mind my dummy phone!

4starstunna:
tekno

Maybe be this is what Tekno meant in his song...lyrics "....I get big cassava"

Cassava dey for you

SageMK:
Waiting for end—time crew...

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4starstunna:
tekno

Only in Africa ….....

They farm in imo state?

Monster cassava for them girls,But the man short shaa .

That must be Tekno's cassava

Dis one na ANACONSSAVA

taller than d owner.... wen the owner is just 3.5f tall.

The farmer is about 4’3 so him being shorter than the tuber is expected.

Where is the garri gang when you need them the most?

End time cassava

You don't talk about NIGERIA WITHOUT MENtioning IMO STATE.

abluck:
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What I posted since June 1st and nairaland is bringing it up today from another person...na wa o
https://www.nairaland.com/5219926/man-poses-tallest-cassava
https://whenhow24..com/2019/06/man-poses-with-tallest-cassava.html

The gods are angry

Wow see how Africa is blessed and yet those opportuned make it unbearable for the masses.

2cato:
Who are we to thank for this

APC

lesson: the seeds you plant today can be of great importance tomorrow, can be greater than you as well ...plant good seeds

AgamaProf:
This is what most of the Nigerian states should embrace. Have often said it, agriculture has not only dual but multiplier effects-food production for local consumption, Forex earnings, job creation, source of raw materials for our pharmaceutical industry etc. You can't go wrong venturing into agriculture as a state. Agriculture is us, we are agriculture. By my standard, any state which cannot generate an internal revenue greater than federal allocation is a failed state. Edo state for example has fertile soil and a very large expanse of land. So what stops the governor from investing in Agriculture. This will reduce crime rate to the bearest minimum. Agric based industries will be created. More competition created as a result of private sector involvement. I can go on and on. People like you and I need opportunities to govern our states.

Agriculture is powered by government subsidy n only FG can do it. It is capital intensive

post=79197203:
What a monster Cassava!!
This deserves to be in the Guinness Books of Record!
@GuinnessBOR , take note!

Why Guinness when he is wearing a star shirt lols

PrecisionFx:


Agriculture is powered by government subsidy n only FG can do it. It is capital intensive

I don't think so bro. Private sector can come in if federal government can provide enabling environment. Also, it could be inform of joint venture.

AgamaProf:

I don't think so bro. Private sector can come in if federal government can provide enabling environment. Also, it could be inform of joint venture.

Go to America's Europe, Asia, etc.......Governments power agriculture. Private sectors don't have much interest in helping farmers, they want to rake in their own massive profits.

Government subvention runs large scale agriculture for the masses

PrecisionFx:


Go to America's Europe, Asia, etc.......Governments power agriculture. Private sectors don't have much interest in helping farmers, they want to rake in their own massive profits.

Government subvention runs large scale agriculture for the masses

If we have more of farms like Obasanjo farm, don't you think it will go a long way. And who told you agriculture isn't as profitable like every other business. And about funding, private sector can actually get the huge funds. If private sector can venture into distribution aspect of power, why not agric?....is power distribution not capital intensive too?

AgamaProf:

If we have more of farms like Obasanjo farm, don't you think it will go a long way. And who told you agriculture isn't as profitable like every other business. And about funding, private sector can actually get the huge funds. If private sector can venture into distribution aspect of power, why not agric?....is power distribution not capital intensive too?

So how will the local villager in Ogoja get Obasanjos kind of farm?

PrecisionFx:


So how will the local villager in Ogttoja get Obasanjos kind of farm?

I made mention of providing enabling environment. This is infrastructure issue. A well developed transport system. Rail, cargo ship, cargo plane. When we have these alternatives, transport cost will be cheap. This apart, each states can focus on agricultural products they have comparative advantage for. So, if for example Edo produces yam tuber, Oyo may produce cocoa, Niger may produce rice. Just according to their strength.