₦airaland Forum

You are very ignorant and I'm sure you have never held a hoe or Cutlass in your life to know what goes into crop production. Cost of crop production didn't come down and the cost of food is coming down!. You are happy that the farmers should be eating the losses! I am a cassava farmer and I had to abandon a 20 acre cassava farm simply because the cost of weeding, harvesting and processing into garri is more expensive than the selling price of garri in the market. I had to sack all my workers as well.


Yes, because many people are now planting plantain and cassava in Southern Nigeria, and the climate and weather conditions have been favourable to agriculture throughout the last year.

When there are improved seedlings and a favourable climate, we have bountiful harvests with the same input at no extra cost.[/quote]

I think DR Congo has been robbed of a penalty. Oshimen's absence has emboldened them, they now attack us on all fronts.
It's a shame the team has pressed the self destruct button again that saw them struggle in the early stages of the qualifiers.

Really? VO9 substituted against this very aggressive DR Congo team. Too bad he's out. I'm not sure how the Eagles will win this match. We've been unable to score goals without him in the team.

Ademola Looking should be taken off this match. He is just dulling the attack of the Eagles.

Tiler

At this rate, this match will likely end in a draw.Its better this team crashes out now and save us future heartbreak at the world cup.

Why is Ola Aina seating so deep at the back, the left wing is overloaded, Moses, Lookman, Iwobi, etc all operating through the same left wing

This team has too few intelligent players.

Our goalkeeper looks like the shortest man on the pitch