Agriculture › Re: Start Oil Palm Farming In Ogbomosho And Make Up To ₦60M In Annual Returns by Earthstorms(m): 2:02am On Oct 13 |
WuluHomes: What if you could start an oil palm investment without having to become a full-time farmer?
That is the idea behind Palm City Ogbomoso, an agricultural real estate investment that combines land ownership with a professionally managed oil palm plantation.
And the numbers are what make this opportunity worth paying attention to.
With the right plantation size and projected farm performance, investors can potentially make up to ₦60M in annual returns from the sale of harvested palm produce.
So, how does it work?
YOU OWN THE LAND AND THE PALM TREES
At Palm City Ogbomoso, you're not simply buying a piece of farmland and leaving it empty.
Your investment gives you ownership of the land and the mapped oil palm trees on it.
The plantation is then professionally managed, covering activities such as cultivation, agronomy, harvesting, processing, and sales.
The idea is simple: you own the agricultural asset while the farm operations are handled by the management team.
HOW MUCH CAN YOU START WITH?
There are different investment sizes available:
🌴 1 Acre — ₦3.6M 🌴 1 Hectare — ₦9M 🌴 2 Hectares — ₦18M 🌴 5 Hectares — ₦45M 🌴 10 Hectares — ₦90M 🌴 25 Hectares — ₦225M
You can also spread your payment over 6 or 12 months.
And if you choose to pay outright, there is a 10% discount.
This means you don't necessarily have to come up with the entire investment amount at once.
WHERE DOES THE ₦60M COME FROM?
The attraction here is not simply owning land.
It is the possibility of owning a productive agricultural asset.
Oil palm is a commercial crop with multiple stages in its value chain, from cultivation and harvesting to processing and sales.
Palm City's model is designed around participating in that value chain while the plantation is professionally managed.
The up to ₦60M annual return figure should be understood as a projected potential, not a guaranteed payout. Actual returns can depend on factors such as plantation size, maturity, yield, operating costs, palm oil prices, and overall farm performance.
That distinction matters when you're putting your money into any agricultural investment.
YOU DON'T HAVE TO BECOME A FARMER
This is perhaps the biggest difference between this model and buying raw farmland yourself.
You don't have to start wondering:
Who will plant the palms?
Who will maintain them?
Who will harvest them?
Who will process the produce?
Who will find buyers?
The Palm City model is designed to have the management team handle these operations while investors own their agricultural assets.
You can therefore participate in oil palm farming without personally managing the day-to-day farm activities.
YOUR INVESTMENT ALSO COMES WITH LAND OWNERSHIP
Palm City Ogbomoso is located in Ogbomoso, Oyo State, and the documentation is stated as a Registered Survey, with C of O in view.
As with every land or agricultural investment, make sure you review the documentation, understand the investment structure, and independently carry out the necessary due diligence before making payment.
THIS IS MORE THAN BUYING FARMLAND
Think about the difference.
You could buy ordinary land and simply hold it.
Or you could own land that is being developed into a productive oil palm plantation.
Your investment has the potential to participate in agricultural production and generate returns from the sale of harvested produce.
That's what makes Palm City worth considering.
START YOUR OIL PALM INVESTMENT
📍 Palm City, Ogbomoso, Oyo State
🌴 1 Acre — ₦3.6M 🌴 1 Hectare — ₦9M 🌴 2 Hectares — ₦18M 🌴 5 Hectares — ₦45M 🌴 10 Hectares — ₦90M 🌴 25 Hectares — ₦225M
📆 6 & 12-Month Payment Plans 💰 10% Discount on Outright Payment 📜 Registered Survey | C of O in view 📈 Projected returns of up to ₦60M annually, depending on the applicable investment size and farm performance
If you've been looking for an agricultural investment that combines land ownership, professional farm management, and the potential for recurring income, Palm City Ogbomoso is worth exploring.
📲 Call or WhatsApp +234-903-112-4716 to get the full investment details, projected return breakdown, and inspection information.
Don't just buy land. Own a productive agricultural asset. 🌴 Why not promote an investment that will not bring premium tears to the investors? You know you can grow cashew or rear animals as profitable investment at Ogbomoso. You can even go into profitable cashew processing, but no, those are not sexy enough, you just need to jump into the oilpalm bandwagon, even when the rainfall at Ogbomoso is not optimal for oilpalm, you must advertise is as the surest agro-investment of the 21st century. These yoruba novice children that come online to advertise what they know little about should be very careful, making people lose money can be a very dangerous game. |
Agriculture › Re: 5TPD Edible Oil Refinery Being Installed In Nigeria by Earthstorms(m): 9:23am On Sep 22 |
cookingoilplant: A 5TPD batch type edible oil refining project is currently being installed at a customer’s factory in Nigeria.
The project is designed to process crude palm kernel oil and crude soybean oil. It uses thermal oil heating, with the heating method selected according to the planned refining process and the customer’s operating requirements.
Project details Location: Nigeria Capacity: 5 TPD Refinery type: Batch type Raw materials: Crude palm kernel oil and crude soybean oil Heating: Thermal oil heating Installation started: March 19, 2026 Local support: Ogun State branch and overseas warehouse
The main equipment has already been lifted, leveled and fixed inside the customer’s workshop.
The installed equipment includes the degumming tank, deacidification tank, decolorization tank, deodorization tank, leaf filter, steam generator, vacuum pump, thermal oil heater, cooling tower and water jet vacuum pump.
The next stage is to complete the thermal oil, steam and water pipeline connections and connect the electrical control cabinet.
After that, the project will move to leak testing, no-load trial runs and the first refining test with crude oil together with the customer’s operators.
What matters when planning a small refinery?
For a 5TPD project, capacity is only one part of the equipment selection.
The crude oil type is important because different oils may require different refining configurations.
Utilities and workshop conditions also need to be considered. The heating method should be evaluated together with the refining process, available energy sources, temperature-control requirements, operating conditions and maintenance requirements.
Installation and after-sales support are another practical consideration.
For this Nigeria project, Glory Oiltech (Henan Glory) is providing installation guidance, while its branch and overseas warehouse in Ogun State can support spare parts, small auxiliary items and local assistance.
If you are planning a small edible oil refinery in Nigeria or another African country, useful information to prepare before requesting a quotation includes:
Crude oil type Expected refining capacity Workshop information Available utilities Known installation conditions
The supplier can then evaluate the suitable batch refinery configuration, equipment scope, heating method and installation requirements based on the actual project.
Project details: http://www.palmoilextractionmachine.com/news/company_news/edible_oil_refining_equipment_1380.html
Edible oil refining equipment: http://www.edibleoilrefinerymachine.com
WhatsApp: +86 13526627860 Will the thermal oil heating not be too expensive in terms of running cost? Did you evaluate CNG heating? I am thinking using compressed natural gas would have been a better option. I intend to do pko refining someday when I have the fund to setup the factory. Do you fabricate the stainless steel tanks locally in Nigeria or you brought them in from China? We are planning to setup a food processing plant in the next 1 year and stainless steel tanks and a steam generator will be required |
Properties › Re: Get Free Quote For Ur House Roofing, We Also Sell Hardwood & Roof Sheets by Earthstorms(m): 4:30am On Sep 15 |
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Adverts › Re: CORS System In Nigeria: How It Works, Benefits, And Why It Matters To Surveyors by Earthstorms(m): 6:59am On Aug 18 |
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Politics › Re: House of Reps passes State Police Bill by Earthstorms(m): 5:18pm On Jun 11 |
Sugarboyy: In the US, are the state police positions you mentioned here elected positions? The county sheriff is voted |
Politics › Re: House of Reps passes State Police Bill by Earthstorms(m): 4:58pm On Jun 11 |
Truths9ja: National Assembly Library Hope they made the positions of police commissioners, Area commanders and DPOs elective positions. The police to be accountable to the people and not to politicians as is the case in the US and other developed countries. |
Health › Re: This Bread Didn't Spoil After 2 Months, Says Bread Seller (Video) by Earthstorms(m): 12:21am On Apr 18 |
It is not only in Nigeria that they are now baking bread that does not go bad physically for long periods.
My wife kept a bread for over 1 year now at room temperature. The bread is still there, there is no physical sign of spoilage yet on the bread.
We just left it to see how long it will take to spoil.
Mind you, this is not in Nigeria. |
Agriculture › Re: Need A Farm Manager Job by Earthstorms(m): 5:42pm On Apr 04 |
RIALITI: Good day everyone.
Please I need a Farm manager Job in any of these locations: ABUJA IBADAN ABEOKUTA OSHOGBO UYO PORT HARCOURT.
With many years of experience in livestock and crop production, I am capable of taking your agro business farm to another profitable level. In the case you have capital and passion but lack the accurate knowledge and time to venture into farming contact me to start and manage your farm for you.
I am available to submit my curriculum vitae at anytime.
Whatsapp 09023660696 You want to be a farm manager in the city? Most farms are in rural areas, not in the cities that you listed. |
Romance › Re: How Do Men Even Get Wives Nowadays? by Earthstorms(m): 2:33am On Mar 23 |
Drifter02: I have a job. Earning a decent salary and my own place.
Yet all the women I keep talking to don't seem to want something to do with me.
I'm not being pathetic. That's how it is actually. There's always some other guy that outspends and competes for their attention.
The other ones I see are soo downright immature. Just babies masquerading as women, girls that have never faced adversity, girls that have no sense of responsibility. Attention-sucking leeches. Girls that can't even make up their own minds. Girls that keep running to their mothers for any single thing.
Other ones fancy themselves as hustlers and are always so difficult. Those ones are always competing with you for dominance. Soo crazy man.
And there are the brokies. Liabilities. No job. Nothing.
Omo I'm always so alone staying in my room, particularly at night. I feel soo alone.
I don't want a woman because of sex. Sex is sooo trivial. I honestly don't even care. Next time I have sex, it'd be to make a child.
I just don't know how single men honestly cope. It's so crazy out here Tell your pastor that you need a wife. He will arrange sister Mercy for you sharply. You might regret it if you go along this line. By the way why are you looking for a wife when you can not even build a simple relationship. I think you should work on yourself first. Build a relationship with someone you want and wants you in return, do not use your material things as baits to get a girl, as you have seen, there is always another man that has more material things than you have and can out compete you in that department. You have to choose from the available women. Choose the bad aspects that you can live with and pick one girl from that lot. |
Romance › Re: Any Woman Here Who Wants A Child But Not The Stress Of Marriage Or Cohabitation? by Earthstorms(m): 2:09am On Mar 23 |
You want to have a child and a long term sexual relationship with a woman you will not married to. As in having continuous unprotected sex with someone not legally and socially committed to you.
HIV, Hepatitis and related STDs are smiling and waiting for you. |
Agriculture › Re: Your Complete Set Of Modernised Machines For Palm Oil Processing (pictures) by Earthstorms(m): 7:05am On Mar 18 |
Where is your factory location?
That information is critical because if affects equipment delivery cost |
Agriculture › Re: Farmers: Best Crop for 100 Hectares? Oil Palm, Cocoa or Cashew by Earthstorms(m): 9:42am On Mar 10 |
A man who can not do research and agree on what to grow wants to take a loan and invest in 100 hectare plantation.
I see tears ahead.
Moreover he is getting "consultant" to advice him on what to grow, another red flag.
My advice, tell him to learn to walk before attempting to run. He should not take any loan, he should start with what he has and start small, in a couple of years time he can expand.
On the choice of crops to grow, he should grow what his farm location is optimal for.
In the southwest cocoa or cashew is fine. In the South south and south east, oil palm is fine.
But he should also check his own technical knowledge before choosing what to grow. He should grow the crops that he has good knowledge on and that can do well in his farm location.
If he is in the south west, cocoa is good if he knows how to.maintain the plantation.
If is knowledge is deficient, then he should do cashew in the south west or oilpalm in the south south and south east.
Cocoa yield is very much affected by the field maintenance more than the case with oilpalm and cashew |
Agriculture › Re: Overcoming some common challenges in oil palm farming by Earthstorms(m): 2:24am On Feb 13 |
Karbswell: While you are preparing to venture into oil palm plantation farming, prepare your mind that the first 4 years will be your years of struggle and real time investment in human and material resources to ensure the sustainability of the oil palm farm . Withing the first two years some of the challenges we face in oil palm farming are weed management and rodents attack on young oil palm seedlings .These two challenges are capable of frustrating the farm owner to the extent of abandoning the farm .The best solution to this is to take a decisive action on weed management .Heavy weeds in oil palm farm attract rodents and other wild animal to fed on the young palm seedlings . Another common challenges in oil palm farming is failure to replace dead palm trees during year 2.By the end of year 1 every new oil palm is likely to experience reduction in plant population due to rodent attack or weeds infestation . Failure to replace dead palm trees will lead to reduction in plant population and loss of yield in the future . Another common challenges in oil palm farming which usually occur in year 3 to 4 is unproductive palm tree. At these stage fruition production should start and failure to achieve this maybe as a result of planting the wrong seedlings or planting of what we called F2 seedlings which takes longer period to start producing or become a barren plant .We always advised that when your oil palm tree is 4 years old without producing any fruits do not hesitate to cut it down and replace them with a Tenera oil palm of the highest grade quality . Mistakes are common phenomenon in human struggles but not knowing your mistakes and improving on them could be the reason why businesses go into extinction within their first decade . OUR SERVICE INCLUDES highlight We have access to farmland in ife government reserve land Osun state Sold at the rate of 140k to 170k per acre depending on the location in the reserve suitable for all tree crops like oil palm and cocoa farming ( note : you are required to pay government tax to Osun state annually ).farmland is free from Fulani herdsmen and all form of vices highly restricted due to presence of security guards . # 300k per acre available for sale at ASA LG of kwara suitable for cashew and sheanut farming # ijebu igbo Ogun state 350k per acre # ilaro Ogun state 250k per acre We also have a complete note on cost implication of setting up a commercial oil palm farm and potential future returns on investment at your request . 07062053560 How much is the tax that needs to be paid to Osun state government every year for the ife farmland? What happens if someone defaults? |
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Agriculture › Re: Ikore Farm & Resort Estate – Pre-launch Offer (₦4m Only) by Earthstorms(m): 2:35pm On Jan 28*. Modified: 5:28pm On Jan 28 |
PWANMaxGroup: If you’ve been searching for a secure, passive, high-yield agricultural investment, this is your chance.
At Ikore Farm & Resort Estate, you aren’t just buying land — you’re entering a system where we manage the farm for you 100%, while you earn annual profits from your farmland.
💰 PRE-LAUNCH PRICE: ₦4,000,000 per Acre
Clients can get started with an initial deposit of ₦4,000,000 to lock in the pre-launch price. Once paid, your land is allocated, and your cassava farm goes into management immediately.
🌾 HOW IT WORKS 1️⃣ You BUY the land 2️⃣ We PLANT, MANAGE & HARVEST the cassava 3️⃣ You EARN yearly profit from your farm
No stress. No experience needed. Just own land + earn passive income every year.
🎯 WHAT YOU G ET ✔ Full land ownership (with secure title) ✔ Fully managed cassava farm ✔ Annual income based on your farmland yield ✔ Zero farming work required ✔ Transparent farm reports ✔ Long-term agricultural value
📍 Location: Wasimi, Ado-Iwaye, Iseyin LGA, Oyo State
📞 For Enquiries, Inspection, or to Get Started: Call/WhatsApp: +234-903-112-4716 Can you post your calculations on how the subscribers will make money from this your investment plan. One can not get 4 million from one acre of cassava in a year. How many years will it take for each subscriber to break even and get his money back? Instead of doing one acre with 4 million, will it not be better to lease 20 acres and use the 4 million to cultivate the 20 acres of cassava? |
Politics › Re: Trump Orders US Military To Strike ISIS Group In Nigeria by Earthstorms(m): 3:32am On Dec 26, 2025*. Modified: 4:25am On Dec 26, 2025 |
This is interesting.
For decades Islamic terrorists have been killing christians in northern Nigeria. The 80's and 90's saw yearly riots in northern Nigeria with thousands of christians and southerners killed. No one was ever held to account and the world looked the other way. The past 16 years or so has seen that metamorphosed into Boko Haram, instead of riots they now kill with bombs, ak47 and through country wide kidnapping.
It will be interesting to see how far Trump will be willing to go to punish Muslim terrorist impunity in Nigeria.
They have taken their terrorism to new heights in recent years, kidnapping and killing people all over the country with very little repercussions. |
Health › Re: Is A Carnivore Only Diet Safe For Long‑Term Health? by Earthstorms(m): 7:52pm On Dec 22, 2025 |
Azazyel: Those are assumptions. They're not true. It doesn't reduce anyone's lifespan. Anything taken in excess is definitely harmful. Even fasting has to be done moderately. Consumption of veggies in excess too can be toxic even fruits. Nothing must be done in excess. Initially you didn't use the word "excessive". You just said proteins generally. I'll tell you now that the body needs proteins mostly out of the other classes of food. That doesn't mean the other classes of food should be forsaken. Proteins are so important for children, teenagers and adults. Fish, meat, egg, milk are quite proteinous. These foods must be part of your diet in one way or the other. The human body is not programmed to function properly without adequate proteins. I was expecting you to even say excess meat consumption is bad but you just packed everything together and said proteins. Meat is not the only proteinous food. There is also another misconception among you people that when people see protein in urine it means there's too much protein. It's actually not the case. Proteinuria has several underlying causes that is usually not due to protein itself. When pregnant women test positive for proteins in urinalysis, it is usually normal in small levels. It doesn't necessarily mean their kidneys are damaged or that they took too much protein. The initial discussion was on carnivore diet and that is what I was responding to. Note that carnivore diet consists entirely of meat and animal products, excluding all other foods. So I don't not have to use the word excessive in my reply because carnivore diet is already excessive intake of animal protein. |
Health › Re: Is A Carnivore Only Diet Safe For Long‑Term Health? by Earthstorms(m): 6:17pm On Dec 22, 2025 |
Azazyel: You goofed already. Stop dribbling . How dare you say proteins reduce lifespan? High protein intake reduces lifespan in humans. You can do your own research about high protein intake and association with terminal diseases and lifespan impact. I am not here to teach you. This was even part of the secondary school biology curriculum years back. I am sure you missed that section of the biology curriculum. Before you ignorantly reply me. Go to your favorite search engine and ask if excessive consumption of protein reduces lifespan. |
Health › Re: Is A Carnivore Only Diet Safe For Long‑Term Health? by Earthstorms(m): 6:12am On Dec 22, 2025 |
Arda1000: proteins are the building block of every organism don’t be ignorant You are the ignorant one here. Are you encouraging him to be on carnivore diet instead of balanced diet with intermittent fasting? |
Health › Re: Is A Carnivore Only Diet Safe For Long‑Term Health? by Earthstorms(m): 6:09am On Dec 22, 2025 |
Azazyel: Proteins don't reduce lifespan. Please stop all these fallacies. Everyone has what works for them. My grandpa couldn't do without eggs and meat even in old age and he died just recently at the age of 92. He even died peacefully. He still even had a good memory and can remember a whole lot from many years ago. Proteins are very essential in every human's body. I eat meat, milk and eggs a lot and I can tell you that I can't even remember the last time I fell sick. I used to come down with malaria and all sorts but when I started getting serious with meat, fish, milk and eggs, it was as if I wasn't the same person anymore. My skin even became so fresh and my hair started looking better. Proteins are very important with adequate exercise to stay fit. If you don't take enough of them, you'll be malnourished and fall sick regularly. They are the building blocks of your body. Stop discouraging people. Vegetables and fruits cannot replace the work of those foods I mentioned there. Do you know the meaning of balanced diet? I told him to eat balanced diet instead of carnivore diet and you are rambling. |
Health › Re: Is A Carnivore Only Diet Safe For Long‑Term Health? by Earthstorms(m): 11:18am On Dec 19, 2025 |
Proteins reduce human lifespan.
Carnivore diet on the long run will reduce your lifespan.
Best approach is to eat balanced diet and do intermittent fasting.
Avoid continuous eating, have a daily fasting window like 7pm to 7am when you don't eat anything with calories. |
Crime › Re: How To Report Fraudsters To EFCC: Your Complete 2025 Guide by Earthstorms(m): 9:59am On Nov 11, 2025 |
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Crime › Re: News Update On The Case Of My Murdered Relative (Photo) by Earthstorms(m): 4:40pm On Oct 27, 2025 |
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Crime › Re: Nigerian Mother Arrested For Murder After 9-Year-Old Daughter Dies In Hot Car by Earthstorms(m): 11:35am On Oct 21, 2025 |
Watcharena: There no place on earth that reaches 99 degrees naturally
Abi Na lack of knowledge dey worry me 99 degrees Fahrenheit not 99 degrees Celsius. Many of questioning the 99 degrees fail to realize that US measure temperature in Fahrenheit |
Crime › Re: Sommie Maduagwu: Armed Robbers Who Caused Death Of ARISE Journalist Arrested by Earthstorms(m): 11:43am On Oct 09, 2025 |
The children northern politicians and parents refused to train in the North have done it again. |
Crime › Re: My Kidnapped Relative Had Been Found Dead In A Shallow Grave by Earthstorms(m): 10:50am On Oct 06, 2025 |
NassBoy: Nairalanders pls how do we track these people involved ? I didn't know the post was going to make the Frontpage this soon cos I was still modifying it to add more details.
We lost our Ward Head late last year, and a new one is about to emerge. Those interested are now sluggish it out.
My late relative's husband has a candidate he is supporting. So the morning of same day his wife was abducted, an anonymous caller called him to ask if he would return from his trip same day. Recall he had taken his children back to boarding school same day the incident happened. He left with the children in the morning and they struck in the night of same day. This called hid his number, called and asked if he would return same day, then went further to warn him about his support for a particular candidate. The caller said,"I 'll show you" Till date we don't know who called.
Pls how do we get to find the caller? Is it possible to find out? The network provider should be able to get the number that called the husband even though the number was hidden. You need to get a High court order asking the network provider to give the details of all calls received by the husband on that day to aid the investigation. You police IPO can apply for the court order and you can take the court order to the Network provider. I think you already have a strong lead here that can crack the case. Also, ensure that they take DNA samples from the corpse if actually she was raped. The assailant DNA from his sperm will nail him once he has been arrested. |
Romance › Re: Nigerian Courts Are A JOKE! They Are Letting Yahoo Boys Go Scot-free! by Earthstorms(m): 11:37pm On Oct 03, 2025 |
Dtruthspeaker: Exactly.
There is nothing wrong with the Law. Plea bargain is already about minimum sentence and it is there because of Law It does not feel right to me. Criminal sentence should carry some element of deterrence for future crimes. Giving a fraudster 6 months sentence and counting it from when he was arrested is not deterrent enough. That is why after the sentence they still return to the crime that they were prosecuted for. |
Romance › Re: Nigerian Courts Are A JOKE! They Are Letting Yahoo Boys Go Scot-free! by Earthstorms(m): 9:40am On Oct 03, 2025 |
Namaster: Everybody in Nigeria KNOWS at least one Yahoo Boy. In fact, some people have turned Yahoo into Family Business. You'll find 2 or 3 siblings ALL actively engaging in Yahoo.
Many of them, with the BLESSINGS and encouragement of their parents.
Some business models exist SOLELY because of Yahoo Boys.
And the macro-economic IMPACTS of these thieving RASCALS is debilitating!
House rents are through the roof in areas that have ZERO business with expensive house rents.
Prices of some very SPECIFIC cars have ballooned beyond reason because they've become the defacto cars of Yahoo Boys.
In fact, successful young men with legitimate means of income CANNOT drive those cars without being branded as an UNDERCOVER Yahoo Boy.
Some people blame POVERTY. Others blame the exponential DECADENCE of the Nigeria society that GLORIFIES fraud to the point of social PRESTIGE.
But the Nigerian Courts should take MAJORITY of the blame!
EFCC would conduct a STING and arrest Yahoo boys in number of 10s and 20s.
And Nigerian Courts will SET THEM FREE with just a fine as LOW as #100,000.
Nigerian Courts allow CRIMINALS to destroy the reputation of the entire population for less than $70.
This is MADNESS!
EFCC seems to be arresting them EVERYDAY. Yet they seem to INCREASE in number every day.
Now, we know why.
Nigerian Authorities are doing CATCH-and-RELEASE with these CRIMINAL Yahoo Boys.
This is an article POSTED by EFCC on their website about 15 Yahoo Boys that were arrested and FREED in Benin: https://www.efcc.gov.ng/efcc/news-and-information/news-release/9244-court-sends-15-internet-fraudsters-to-jail-in-edo
MADNESS! You did not identify the real problem. These boys get light sentences in court because the EFCC gives them plea bargains with light sentences. EFCC is unable to secure convictions through normal trials in many cases so they resort to pushing the boys for lenient plea bargains. EFCC go for this because they can count the convictions as evidence of their working and put that in their statistics, while the boys go for the plea bargain because it leaves them off the hook in no time. In some cases the jail time is even offset from the time they were in detention prior to sentencing. The laws need to be changed to regulate the minimum sentence that can be arranged through plea bargains. |
Agriculture › Re: The Silent Farm Killers: How Worker Theft, Human Errors, And Machine Faults Ste by Earthstorms(m): 11:51am On Sep 19, 2025 |
bnet1010: The Silent Farm Killers: How Worker Theft, Human Errors, and Machine Faults Steal Your Profits and How to Stop Them
Farming is tough work that requires diligent planning and a well calculated moves. You till the soil, plant with hope, nurture your crops or livestock, and pray for a good harvest. But sometimes, even when nature is kind, profits still slip away. The culprits? Not droughts or pests this time, but something less obvious the silent killers of farm profit: worker theft, human errors, and machine faults. These are problems that don’t make headlines like droughts or locusts, but they quietly drain your pocket season after season. The good news is that you can fight back. Let’s break down how these silent killers operate and, more importantly, how you can stop them.
1. Worker Theft – The Invisible Leak in Your Harvest No farmer likes to admit it, but sometimes the people you trust on your farm may be the ones quietly robbing you. Worker theft doesn’t always come as a dramatic heist it’s often small, steady, and disguised as “nothing serious.”
for more info: https://bnethub.com/human-error-and-farm-theft/ Worker theft is very serious and very rampant. Last year I stopped all plantain farming because of excessive theft of plantain bunches in the field. Before the plantain is matured enough for harvest, it would have been stolen, and that is the end for that plantain stand. Why should I spend money to nurture plantain for 1 year and some idiots just steal it in one night? |
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Paid Me Surprise Visit With ‘Ghana Must Go’ Bag – Charly Boy by Earthstorms(m): 11:21am On Sep 19, 2025 |
Odewaleadesoye: I look at the bag, I just dey wonder, Wetin fit dey inside this bag?
DAILY POST Nice one from Obi. At least he knows what elders need. Fruits and and groundnuts with alligator pepper to follow. |
Properties › Re: Our New Project At Ajah Call 08110872080 For Your Project by Earthstorms(m): 12:11pm On Aug 16, 2025 |
hslbroker2: Call us for your project pls Why is your phone number +2349020224350 not going through? |
Travel › Re: Ibom Air: Why Was Comfort Emmanson's Top Ripped & The Video Shared? by Earthstorms(m): 1:02pm On Aug 13, 2025 |
malali: Limits of Cabin Crew Authority and the Uyo Incident
Contrary to popular framing, the central issue in this incident is not “a stubborn passenger refusing to turn off her phone” but the unlawful overreach of a cabin crew member whose authority under both Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) regulations and International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) standards does not extend to physical detention or arrest without an imminent safety threat and captain’s authorisation.
1. Scope of Cabin Crew Authority
Cabin crew are tasked with enforcing safety compliance, but their powers are narrowly defined. • ICAO Annex 6, Part I, Chapter 13.2.1: “The pilot-in-command shall be responsible for the safety of all crew members, passengers and cargo on board… and shall have final authority as to the disposition of the aircraft during flight time.” → This means only the captain has enforcement authority in-flight; crew act under delegation, not personal discretion. • NCAA Civil Aviation Regulations (Nig. CARs) Part 19.7.3: “Cabin crew shall ensure that passengers comply with safety instructions and shall report instances of noncompliance to the pilot-in-command.” → Reporting, not unilateral physical enforcement, is the stated role.
2. Lawful Restraint Threshold • NCAA CARs 19.7.5(a) permits restraint “to prevent acts which jeopardize the safety of the aircraft or persons therein.” → A switched-on phone in “safety mode” — while a regulatory violation — does not in itself meet “jeopardy” threshold unless it directly interferes with aircraft systems. • ICAO Doc 9811 (Manual on the Implementation of ICAO Security Provisions, §4.2.5) warns against the use of force in “nonviolent noncompliance” situations, advocating de-escalation and post-flight enforcement via law enforcement.
3. Unlawful Restraint Risk Under Nigerian Criminal Code: • Section 365 defines unlawful deprivation of liberty as detaining any person “without lawful cause.” • Section 366 extends liability to anyone who unlawfully confines or restrains another person, even temporarily.
Once the hostess physically prevented the passenger’s free movement without an imminent threat and without law enforcement present, the act crossed into potential unlawful restraint. This is particularly critical because cabin crew are not sworn officers.
4. Escalation Misconduct Rather than following protocol — documenting the violation, informing the captain, and involving security upon landing — the crew member initiated a physical confrontation mid-cabin, leading to damage of the passenger’s clothing. • This outcome is inconsistent with ICAO Annex 17, 4.3.7, which mandates that “screening and control measures shall be applied in a manner which is efficient, effective and avoids unnecessary inconvenience or offence.”
5. “Other Passengers Complied” – A Legal Irrelevance Passenger rights are individual; compliance by others has no bearing on the lawfulness of force used against one passenger. • ICAO guidance and NCAA enforcement policies treat each passenger’s case separately. • Group behaviour does not legitimise an otherwise unlawful individual action.
6. Power Intoxication Indicators Behavioural red flags suggesting power intoxication rather than legitimate safety enforcement: 1. Over-personalisation of noncompliance as defiance against crew authority. 2. Escalation to physical confrontation without captain’s formal order. 3. Public humiliation and avoidable physical contact, creating reputational damage for the airline.
The legal ceiling for cabin crew authority ends at: 1. Issuing the safety instruction. 2. Reporting noncompliance to the captain. 3. Implementing restraint only in the presence of a credible, imminent threat to flight safety.
By ICAO Annex 6, NCAA CARs, and the Nigerian Criminal Code, this incident demonstrates: • No imminent safety threat justifying force. • No lawful arrest authority by the air hostess. • Clear deviation from international best practices in passenger handling.
This was not safety enforcement , it was a public act of power overreach, executed outside the legal boundaries of aviation authority.
References: 1. ICAO Annex 6, Part I, Chapter 13.2.1 – Pilot-in-Command Authority. 2. NCAA Civil Aviation Regulations, Part 19.7.3 & 19.7.5 – Cabin Crew Duties and Restraint Criteria. 3. ICAO Doc 9811, §4.2.5 – Handling of Nonviolent Noncompliance. 4. ICAO Annex 17, 4.3.7 – Application of Screening and Control Measures. 5. Nigerian Criminal Code, Sections 365–366 – Unlawful Deprivation of Liberty. Nice analysis. I will not book a flight with an airline that can send me to prison over trivial issues like switching off a phone versus the phone being on airplane mode. And the airline came up with a lie in their statement, that they called security after the lady refused to disembark from the plane, when they were the ones that restrained the lady from disembarking with the other people on the flight. |