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TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS OFFER AS IT COMES BIT ONLY ONCE

A 120 acre of land located along idiroko road is up for grabs at an unbeatable price of #130,000 per acre

Wat
Yes!!!!!!
no jokes. @ 130,000 an acre farmland, wat u stand to benefit is endless
1. Good access roads
2. Your farm is located in your target market. ( Lagos and even smaller market b4 u get to Lagos)
3. Access to agro allied services
4. friendly community
5. security for u farm is guaranteed

It even gets better!

How?
it's simple. u with little cash can benefit from dis offer. With 22,000 naira u get to own 1plot in PLANTAIN CITY PROJECT
woooow right!!!!
but there is a catch. for u to benefit from this 22000 naira offer u have to u have to join the plantain city cooperative. The purpose of the cooperative is to b able to merge people with interest in acquisition on per plot basis together and give them an acre
This gives u a huge security Dan buying on ur own
registration and form for the land cost 500 only
so y not take a huge dive at this opportunity while offer last

benchmark yield 10 tons/acre

benchmark price glut season 15,000/ton

benchmark price off season 21,000/ ton

searchng4love:
Where's the location of the farm?

along idiroko road axis Ogun state

::::::::::::UPDATE:::::::::::::

Due to the present economic situation thereby that has persisted in the Country thereby leading to increase of farming inputs and agro allied services such as labour and tractor service. We took a review for the cost and management if the farm and came up with the following

1. Cultivation will be on an acre basis
2. Pricing will be on an acre basis

We are very sorry for any inconvenience this change has cost but due to the present economic realities we have no other choice

Thanks for you understanding

STANDARD IMPACT GROUP


2017 CASSAVA FARMING SEASON


Cost of cultivation of Cassava on 1 acre of land

Land lease = 4000
1st plough = 6000
Land prep = 4000
2nd plough = 6000
Cassava stem + transportation = 10000
Planting = 5000

***Fertilizer 1½ bag @ 9000 per bag = 13000

Application = 4000
1st weeding = 7000
2nd weeding = 7000
3rd weeding = 7000
4th weeding = 7000

** Management fee = 10000



** management fee is paid after the harvest is concluded

*** fertilizer is accepted from clients who can get it cheaper than our

The project coordinators can be reached on
080 -standard impact group -

That
08060153798
08064612484
08188860616

::::::::::::UPDATE:::::::::::::

Due to the present economic situation thereby that has persisted in the Country thereby leading to increase of farming inputs and agro allied services such as labour and tractor service. We took a review for the cost and management if the farm and came up with the following

1. Cultivation will be on an acre basis
2. Pricing will be on an acre basis

We are very sorry for any inconvenience this change has cost but due to the present economic realities we have no other choice

Thanks for you understanding

STANDARD IMPACT GROUP


2017 CASSAVA FARMING SEASON


Cost of cultivation of Cassava on 1 acre of land

Land lease = 4000
1st plough = 6000
Land prep = 4000
2nd plough = 6000
Cassava stem + transportation = 10000
Planting = 5000

***Fertilizer 1½ bag @ 9000 per bag = 13000

Application = 4000
1st weeding = 7000
2nd weeding = 7000
3rd weeding = 7000
4th weeding = 7000

** Management fee = 10000



** management fee is paid after the harvest is concluded

*** fertilizer is accepted from clients who can get it cheaper than our

The project coordinators can be reached on
080 -standard impact group -

That
08060153798
08064612484
08188860616

::::::::::::UPDATE:::::::::::::

Due to the present economic situation thereby that has persisted in the Country thereby leading to increase of farming inputs and agro allied services such as labour and tractor service. We took a review for the cost and management if the farm and came up with the following

1. Cultivation will be on an acre basis
2. Pricing will be on an acre basis

We are very sorry for any inconvenience this change has cost but due to the present economic realities we have no other choice

Thanks for you understanding

STANDARD IMPACT GROUP


2017 CASSAVA FARMING SEASON


Cost of cultivation of Cassava on 1 acre of land

Land lease = 4000
1st plough = 6000
Land prep = 4000
2nd plough = 6000
Cassava stem + transportation = 10000
Planting = 5000

***Fertilizer 1½ bag @ 9000 per bag = 13000

Application = 4000
1st weeding = 7000
2nd weeding = 7000
3rd weeding = 7000
4th weeding = 7000

** Management fee = 10000



** management fee is paid after the harvest is concluded

*** fertilizer is accepted from clients who can get it cheaper than our rates

The project coordinators can be reached on
080 -standard impact group -

That
08060153798
08064612484
08188860616

::::::::::::UPDATE:::::::::::::

Due to the present economic situation thereby that has persisted in the Country thereby leading to increase of farming inputs and agro allied services such as labour and tractor service. We took a review for the cost and management if the farm and came up with the following

1. Cultivation will be on an acre basis
2. Pricing will be on an acre basis

We are very sorry for any inconvenience this change has cost but due to the present economic realities we have no other choice

Thanks for you understanding

STANDARD IMPACT GROUP


2017 CASSAVA FARMING SEASON


Cost of cultivation of Cassava on 1 acre of land

Land lease = 4000
1st plough = 6000
Land prep = 4000
2nd plough = 6000
Cassava stem + transportation = 10000
Planting = 5000

***Fertilizer 1½ bag @ 9000 per bag = 13000

Application = 4000
1st weeding = 7000
2nd weeding = 7000
3rd weeding = 7000
4th weeding = 7000

** Management fee = 10000



** management fee is paid after the harvest is concluded

*** fertilizer is accepted from clients who can get it cheaper than our rates

please give us the price on-line

he lost 200$
in total

the 100$ stolen

the 70$ worth of goods bought

and 30$ change given

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By Taboola
The travails of Apostle Johnson Suleman and the inciting words of the Sultan of Sokoto (part 1)
ON January 30, 2017 7:35 AM / IN
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Nothing sums up the dangerous way in which the DSS is handling the Apostle Johnson Suleman affair better than the words of the Southern Kaduna-based Pastor Owojaye Matthew. He said,
“you want to arrest Christian clergymen who asked Christians to defend themselves against killer FULANI Herdsmen while you allow hundreds of foreign FULANI herdsmen invading Nigeria to kill and maim CHRISTIANS and take over their lands! DSS, tread softly! Do not play into the hands of chaos! We are waiting for DSS to arrest the kill and go FULANI herdsmen!”
The Buhari administration is literally playing Russian roullete with this matter. They are playing with fire and it may well end up burning them badly and consumming the whole of Nigeria. They are sitting on a keg of gunpowder and it may well end up blowing up in their faces.
Owojaiye’s point is as pertinent as it is clear. His counsel to the DSS is unassailable and timely.
They would do well to take his advice, leave Suleman alone and, instead of harrasing him, go after those who commit mass murder, ethnic cleansing and genocide against northern Christians at the drop of a hat and those who encourage, incite and pay them to do it.
In this respect let us consider the words of the President-General of Nigeria’s Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs, His Eminence, Mohammed Sa’ad Abubakar, the Sultan of Sokoto.
On 24th July 2016 he called on Muslims to fight anybody or any group that attempts to stop them from performing their religious obligations. He said,
“Fight those who seek to stop you from practising Islam. The only thing that will make me to act or ask you to act is only when somebody or a group or some other nations decide to stop us from performing our religious obligations. That is the only way we can fight somebody.” (The Daily Trust).
These words are not only ominous but also sinister. The question for His Eminence and all those that share his views and disposition, and I ask it respectfully, is precisely who is stopping the Muslims of Nigeria from “practising Islam” and “performing their religious obligations?”
Is his warning and veiled threat not dangerous and uneccessary? Is this misguided and misplaced missive not the motive and primary catalyst for the unprecedented and unprovoked attacks that the Christian community in northern Nigeria are being subjected to today?
Is this not the ethos and mindset of those who love to spill Christian blood and crush Christian bones?
Do such words not appear to be like manna from heaven and a source of great inspiration and encouragement to the radical islamic terrorists and Fulani ethnic supremacists in our midst? Is this not a clear case of incitement to violence?
If the Department of State Security (DSS) can attempt to arrest and later invite the fiery evangelical Apostle Johnson Suleman of Omega Fire Ministries simply for calling on Christians to defend themselves when they are attacked by Fulani militias, why should they not arrest the Sultan of Sokoto for his comments as well?
If Miyetti Allah, the umbrella group of the Fulani militia, and other Muslim groups and Fulani leaders can call for the arrest of Rev. Samson Olasupo Ayokunle, the President of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) and other clerics simply because they asked Christians to defend themselves from what can only be described as mass murder and genocide, why can’t we Christians demand that the Sultan of Sokoto, the leader of Nigeria’s northern Muslims, be arrested for his inciting words as well?
Is what is good for the goose not good for the gander? Do Muslim lives matter more than Christian ones in President Muhammadu Buhari’s Nigeria?
Are Christians expected to behave like quislings and cowards and hide under the bed shivering in silence when Muslim leaders speak or threaten them?
Are Christians second class citizens in Nigeria? Is it not better to be killed and die as free men than to live as worthless slaves or second class citizens in our own country?
All over the northern part of the country Christians are being targetted, slaughtered and butchered and not one person has been arrested, detained or cautioned by our government for these heinous crimes against humanity and these clear cases of ethnic and religious cleansing.
Are the lives of those defenceless and innocent Christian men, women and children that were brutally massacred some kind of sacrifice to a strange and demonic deity or entity?
Are those that kill in this gruesome and heartless manner and those that secretly encourage such killings and turn a blind eye to them really Muslims? Are they even human beings or are they just beasts?
I ask these questions because the apparant indifference of our government to the plight of the northern Christians and their conspiratorial collusion with the forces of darkness that perpetuate these evil, ungodly and barbaric acts against them shocks and appauls me.
Muslim clerics and leaders all over the north pronounce inciting words every day in the sanctity of their mosques and the Fulani Emirs appear to endorse those words yet no-one has called any of them to order. This madness has been going on for years and yet few are prepared to confront it.
The indifference of most northern Muslim leaders towards this matter is troubling and nauseating me. It appears that those that kill Christians in the north have some sort of immunity from the law.
For example there was a particular Fulani prince who was involved in the gruesome public beheading of a Christian man from Benue state by the name of Gideon Akaluka in Kano in the mid-1990’s long before he became an Emir.
The Fulani Prince was hidden in a Sokoto prison for two years after all those that organised the killing with him were extra-judicially executed by security forces on the orders of the then Head of State, General Sani Abacha.
After his release the matter was closed and the prince not only flourished but he also went from strength to strength until he became an Emir!
That is how skewered the system is and that is the level of injustice and sheer madness that Christians have been subjected to over the years in Nigeria. Instead of facing justice, those that commit such atrocities appear to be rewarded by the state for their barbarity and evil.
Again in October, 2011 the Sultan of Sokoto delivered a lecture at Harvard University in the United States of America and, amongst many other things, said,
“I do not recognize any Nigerian constitution and the only constitution I recognise is the Koran.”
As the cerebal young Yoruba nationalist Mr. Adeyinka Adebayo rightly asked,
“if Pastor Enoch Adeboye, Pastor David Oyedepo, Pastor Ayo Oritsajafor, Archbishop Olubunmi Okogie, in the name of their beliefs in the Bible as having the final say in their affairs, go about with such flatulence, would it be acceptable and exemplary?”
Adebayo has asked a pertinent question. If Prophet Temitope Joshua, Dr. Daniel Olukoya, Bishop Matthew Hassan Kukah, Dr. B.O. Ezekiel, Rev. Musa Asake, Bishop Mike Okonkwo, Pastor Bosun Emmanuel, Rev. Emmanuel Kure, Rev. Ladi Thompson, Pastor Paul Adefarasin, Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo or any of the other notable clerics in Nigeria had said that they do not recognise the Nigerian constitution and that the only constitution that they recognise is the Holy Bible would all hell not have broken loose?
Up until today the slaughter that comes as a consequence of such irresponsible and hateful sentiments and incitement continues.
Yet when the Islamist terrorists and Jihadists start killing Christians and Shiite Muslims as a consequence of such incendiary expressions the Buhari government does and says absolutely nothing to discourage or stop it.
Worse still the entire nation maintains a stoic and submissive silence as if it were totally bewitched by some deep voodoo magic and dark Luciferian spell.
Virtually everyone appears to have been frozen into silence in the country and the spirit of fear has gripped most of our leaders and captured their spirits and souls.
The killing of Christians on a daily basis all over the north has now become the norm and it is getting worse by the day.
Yet no-one seems to care and some, including that devilish little imp in Kaduna state that delights in shedding Christian blood, even relish it and boast about it.
808 Christians were slaugthtered in Southern Kaduna on Christmas eve and Christmas day by Fulani militias and no arrests were made.
1000 Christians were killed in Agatu, Benue state last year by Fulani militants and no arrests were made.
253 Christians were bombed to death at an IDP camp in Borno state two weeks ago by a mad Muslim Air Force pilot and no arrests were made.
1000 Shiite Muslims were slaughtered by the Sunni-Muslim controlled Nigerian army at the end of 2015 and no arrests were made.
Thousands (yes THOUSANDS!!!) of Christian Biafran youths and members of IPOB have been slaughtered all over the south-east and south-south by the Sunni-Muslim led Nigerian security agencies since Buhari came to power just under two years ago yet no arrests have been made.
Christian political leaders and clerics are being harrassed, detained, subjected to torture, humiliated, maligned, threatened, coerced and forced to step down as heads of their Churches by the creation and implementation of bogus, absurd and self-seving laws and yet no-one is there to defend them.
Relevant here are the words of the man of the moment, President Donald J. Trump. He said,
“Christians in the Middle-East have been executed in large numbers. We cannot allow this horror to continue!”
If only he knew what the Christians of northern Nigeria were being subjected to he would accept the fact that what is happening to Christians in the Middle East is nothing but child’s play. May God help us all. (TO BE CONTINUED).

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Baawaa:
How much are you looking at?

o an not looking for the already processed one what I am looking for is the one DST to Garri has bin sieved out . now dat koko Garri is what I am looking for

Baawaa:
16k per bag,at Lafenwa market, Abeokuta

for koko Garri . it is more costlier Dan normal Garri

searching for koko Garri @ reasonable price per 50kg bag must be clean, ungrinded and white please quote ur price location idiroko Ogun state

garriguy:
I am in consult with a client who wishes to do the same. But so far, Jon of the clients is ready to charge for others to use their factory. Do not forget that a client decided to start his factory because he doest want to be disturbed, he wants to have control over what he produces and doesn't want to be at the mercy of another owner, who may decide to charge over the roof just because he sensed that you're making more profit.

But as a business man and a colleague, kindly reach me on WhatsApp and let's have logical solution. It is possible this happens.

Thanks

ok. But wud ave gone along way if we had it even in ogun state in dis owode axis

adescopy:
Sir, weldone, i want to know if someone can bring cassava tubers to be processed to garri by the company while the customer just pay for their service. if this is possible, how much to produce 1ton of garri. Thanks.

i like dat question very well. Pls garriguy do answer it cos i ave bin getting alot of such questions lately and secondly owode is very close to me and d cassava farming communities

Ugu seeds for sale
40 naira per seed - negotiable depending on distance -
For Lagos and Ogun residence only
Though a clearance sales, offer end in tuesday

Ugu seeds for sale
40 naira per seed - negotiable depending on distance -
For Lagos and Ogun residence only
Though a clearance sales, offer end in tuesday

so wat the situation report so far with the progress of the farm

please employ me please please employ me please

Ejulafarm:
Thanks emempaul. I really learnt from our conversation and I really look forward to knowing more.

u are welcome anytime

Ejulafarm:
Update...

Challenges

Some of the major challenge with vegetable farming is effective irrigation and labour. This challenge has made me cut down my project size from 10 plots to about 3 plots for the time being.

Effective irrigation: A pumping machine + hose is manageable for 1 plot but not suitable at all for 3 plots and above. I am not saying it is not achievable but it will be unnecessary stressful. So please take note.

So from inquiries, use rain gun or drip. Yes it entails huge cost but with proper management the ROI is worthwhile.

Labour: Trying to maintain 3 plots of Ugu by yourself is very tasking. Considering especially my archaic form of irrigation. If it is a crop like plantain, then it is very possible to effectively manage even an acre but vegetables are so tender that they need daily attention. From watering to applying fertilizer to weeding.


So far... The effort is worthwhile. I have learnt a lot and with further better management, the venture would be rewarding.


Ejula Farm...

though u learnt the hard way but it was a lesson worth learning

bros u are very rite but also add internet bosses who stay in Lagos on computer and calculate millions with real life real time facts and figures

we will b fronting two species d year with d different production cost, benchmark yield and benchmark market price

TSR series on 1hectare

1. Cost of cultivation 130,000

2. Benchmark yield 20tons/ha

3. Benchmark market price

glut season 18,000

off season 21,000

so i am back from d bush in to civilisation with the latest news on d project

how much does a carton for each size cost

247frolicboss:
As seen In Lagos; Another photo after the cut...


http://www.newshelm.com/2017/01/photos-car-running-on-3-tyres-seen-on.html

dat is a rice smugglers car. A common sight here in owode

please add me emem paul 08113019667

so finally it has started killing dem


now watch how swiftly they will condemn, institue a probe panel and query dangote


then u will ask, what happened to them all dis while. Wen dey could ave aid saving countless lives lost to these road assassins

pls wat is the current price of a ton of tme419 tubers

please how much is the current price of tme 419 tubers per ton