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Re: Curfew In North Affects Prices In South by AbuMaryam1(m): 1:15am On Apr 23, 2011 |
ekt_bear:Mhm! what you dont understand is, is not making farming lucrative that matters, but you cant trnsform your soil PH from it acidity to alkaline, number natural failure, Despite that most of your younger generation are criminals they prefer kidnapping, breaking and entering, you see it will cost the government of southern nigeria huge amount to deal with the situation. You still need a visa to come down to zaria and buy tomato for your consumption which will cost you much money, ha ha ha , nna na wa o!!!! Great Arewa Republic.(GAR) |
Re: Curfew In North Affects Prices In South by Ystranger: 1:21am On Apr 23, 2011 |
ekt_bear: I totally agree with you that if Nigeria is to be reckoned among the truly advanced and prosperous nations of the world, measures must be introduced that would considerably reduce the number of people engaged in farming and at the same time absorb those displaced from the farmlands. This must, however, only follow after an improvement of the efficiency and productivity of the farming population through the introduction of modern and scientific methods of farming throughout the country, which is totally lacking right now. As of now, at this point in our history/development, what we need is more people pending when we can mechanize. That is the advantage the North has over us in the South. Right now, the majority of the population is not investment conscious, so the government, either directly or through its agencies, would have to stimulate and increase agricultural productivity . Something I dont think this government is willing to do, for the ROI on agriculture isnt as buoyant or lucrative as importing refined 'oyel' from Obodo-Oyinbo. |
Re: Curfew In North Affects Prices In South by ektbear: 1:21am On Apr 23, 2011 |
Abu-Maryam:As the PDF I linked to shows, the soil in the south is suitable for growing tomatoes. The issue is not PH. Just more plant diseases in the south than I guess the dry savannah. Those diseases reduce yield, not don't reduce it to zero. Plus, Kwara State and most of the middle belt is Savannah. And if that doesn't work. . . we import from any # of the following countries that produce enormous amounts of tomatoes: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_tomato_production Sai Great Arewa Republic |
Re: Curfew In North Affects Prices In South by Ystranger: 1:23am On Apr 23, 2011 |
ZnO: [size=18pt]ROFLMAO[/size] You just copied that from me. There is nothing like Igbo intelligentsia investing in agriculture. |
Re: Curfew In North Affects Prices In South by ektbear: 1:30am On Apr 23, 2011 |
Ystranger:Agreed. Ideally, you suck them off of the farm into manufacturing. Err, not sure I understand what you are saying here. Who said we aren't investment conscious? It just requires lots of money to do right. And the loans are not available at good rates. There is an existing program where you can get the AMAZING rate of 9% (iirc?), but you need to have $3 million (or so) in capital to qualify. And the mentality of most Nigerians isn't to go into business with others to raise capital, partner up, etc. They want to do a one-man operation. The return on investment for farming is pretty solid. Rice farming will get you about a 30-35% ROI, for example. That is a very good return. |
Re: Curfew In North Affects Prices In South by ZnO: 1:40am On Apr 23, 2011 |
Abu-Maryam: Wow! Ignorance You can transform an acidic soil readily into alkaline soil. What is the purpose of calcium oxide? In any case, not every crop requires alkaline soil It is the North that will suffer because eventually the south will produce enough food to feed itself using modern knowledge. Then the North will beg the south to buy their food because they need money for other necessities. |
Re: Curfew In North Affects Prices In South by AljUche: 1:42am On Apr 23, 2011 |
ZnO: igbo what ohanrze or what |
Re: Curfew In North Affects Prices In South by ZnO: 1:47am On Apr 23, 2011 |
Alj Uche: Ohaneze will be talking politics and socio-economics Technocrats like me will be talking R& (if you know what that means) to move Igboland forward. It is not my fault that the North (hausa/fulani/kanuri) has refused to modernize. |
Re: Curfew In North Affects Prices In South by Nadanbata: 1:54am On Apr 23, 2011 |
Who cares let them import from Benin and Cameroon? |
Re: Curfew In North Affects Prices In South by ZnO: 1:59am On Apr 23, 2011 |
Re: Curfew In North Affects Prices In South by AljUche: 2:02am On Apr 23, 2011 |
ZnO:o'boy R& can mean anything technocrat my backside i just hope u are not part of the igbo interle.,.cha,.,ia |
Re: Curfew In North Affects Prices In South by emmke(m): 12:09pm On Apr 23, 2011 |
actually benue, plateau, nassarawa, kogi in that order, produce the buck of food stuffs in nigeria, so am sure we wont miss the hausas. I just only hope that we middle belters wont be marginalised in ur hypothetical southern nigeria. Thank u. |
Re: Curfew In North Affects Prices In South by namfav(m): 12:23pm On Apr 23, 2011 |
let them pay more for the food |
Re: Curfew In North Affects Prices In South by Danasco(m): 12:25pm On Apr 23, 2011 |
See how important we are to each other? i pray this come to an end sha. |
Re: Curfew In North Affects Prices In South by ibedun: 12:47pm On Apr 23, 2011 |
Love these banters Knowledge is nothing until applied Potential is nothing until used and results created Listen to my southern brothers and sisters mouthing off Until and Until the south ACTUALLY start producing those tomatoes, onions, beef etc please give credit where its due. For now BUHARISTAN (lots of credits to whoever coined this word) deserves much credit. |
Re: Curfew In North Affects Prices In South by Arosa(m): 12:50pm On Apr 23, 2011 |
ZnO:True that! |
Re: Curfew In North Affects Prices In South by Johnpaul2k2(m): 12:51pm On Apr 23, 2011 |
This is someone's child and also another lovely man's wife to be, Wicked hausas and buhari and bakare and some uneducated idi.ot in northerner including devlish fo.o.l. God will never forgive them. Amen
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Re: Curfew In North Affects Prices In South by 190: 1:03pm On Apr 23, 2011 |
why is there coffin in the north Did people die there |
Re: Curfew In North Affects Prices In South by muhsin(m): 1:14pm On Apr 23, 2011 |
Thats Nigeria. Leave us as we are. Simple. |
Re: Curfew In North Affects Prices In South by martyns303(m): 1:22pm On Apr 23, 2011 |
look at this aboki's' feeling important, i'll tell u how its going to be. Now picture with me, the north goes of, the south will feel it heavily for, say 3-4 months, the middle belt will then need to step up their production capacity. I see my igbo brothers importing food items like crazy, to keep up the demand. Then over 1000000000000 foreign farmers and companies begging to come and invest in the south. And the most interesting part, 90% of Nigeria's revenue comes from oil, now imagine that money being available to only 75 million people (75 million North gone), that means more money, more infastructure, more development, better education (oh the aboki's don't like education either way-boko haram). Now i'll tell you what will happen to the North, their market will be so flooded wit tomatoes that 30 bags of tomatoes will be sold for N1000 or less, farming won't be interesting to the farmers anymore. These aboki's will just farm and eat the farm product, atleast they will survive but that will be about it, just farm and eat. Don't even mentioning exporting, to where? How many seaports do they have? They want to use jumbo jets, who dash them. Them go surfer come black pass kiwi polish. |
Re: Curfew In North Affects Prices In South by ohemmanu: 1:35pm On Apr 23, 2011 |
martyns303: Can't just stop laughing |
Re: Curfew In North Affects Prices In South by Sarahluv(f): 1:48pm On Apr 23, 2011 |
Now is the time for the South to pay more than lip-service to developing agriculture. Happenings in the North should not continue to affect the prices in the South, going forward. |
Re: Curfew In North Affects Prices In South by Ystranger: 1:52pm On Apr 23, 2011 |
Sarahluv: What are you doing to help the south in this regards? |
Re: Curfew In North Affects Prices In South by ak47mann(m): 2:15pm On Apr 23, 2011 |
Sarahluv:baby we are working on it Ystranger:back off martyns303:i don die |
Re: Curfew In North Affects Prices In South by Nobody: 2:20pm On Apr 23, 2011 |
Necessity is the mother of invention. Just split the phocking country and every other thing will fall into place for the south as long as there's oil money. UAE and other gulf states don't have good lands for faming yet their citizens live decent lives. |
Re: Curfew In North Affects Prices In South by Sarahluv(f): 2:28pm On Apr 23, 2011 |
Ystranger: Making hay while the sun shines. Gonna start some fish farming when I return to the south ( where I have some land available for me) |
Re: Curfew In North Affects Prices In South by Sarahluv(f): 2:30pm On Apr 23, 2011 |
ak47mann: It really has to be a matter of following elaborate policies with regards to the agricultural development. Nice looking out. |
Re: Curfew In North Affects Prices In South by mrmayor(m): 2:33pm On Apr 23, 2011 |
Who cares if food prices go up? Certainly not Europeanized/Americanized Sheltered Nairalanders, hell No! Why should you care? the " Abokis" have nothing on you! It affects low income families, Okada drivers, Nurses, Teachers, Civil Servants and a host of Nigerians. Like it or not the Muslim Sharia North feeds the South. I hate to admit it but Nigeria is not splitting any time soon |
Re: Curfew In North Affects Prices In South by EzeUche3(m): 2:35pm On Apr 23, 2011 |
^^^ Speak for yourself. The only region that is somewhat impacted by the prices is the SW. The East does not rely on the North for the majority of the food. People value their lives more than some little increase in food. |
Re: Curfew In North Affects Prices In South by Ystranger: 2:44pm On Apr 23, 2011 |
^^^ Learn to keep quiet fool You are 23 yrs old. You have never lived in Nigeria. So STFU and let people with brains and experience talk. |
Re: Curfew In North Affects Prices In South by EzeUche3(m): 2:45pm On Apr 23, 2011 |
Ystranger: Who the helll do you think you are talking about you demonic animal? Do not confuse me with ekt_bear you stupiddd arse bastardd. People think you should be banned. Do not get upset with me, because all of Nairaland consider you a souless pig. |
Re: Curfew In North Affects Prices In South by ak47mann(m): 2:46pm On Apr 23, 2011 |
EzeUche__: |
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