We don't even have electricity to power our homes yet not to talk of cars. I really don't wanna call nig a third world country but then we're really down the ladder of development.

tbliss22:

Hmmm.... Thank you sir. How was ur trip? Or are u based here in Benue?

Yes, I am presently but would leave on Friday.

tbliss22:


I want to say all bookings have been purchased majorly PH customers alongside written codes on each customer's tubers to enable easy identification.

All trucks will move to respective locations by tomorrow afternoon.

In case you wish to do the traveling please call me before u move know how to go about it.

All bookings for this week is officially closed and next week's bookings will begin by Saturday evening.

Call me now if you have plans to make purchases and be aware that tubers are really cheap now at various markets.

Enjoy your evening!!
Mr. Lekan
07034617082 (Whatsapp)
Tideal20@gmail.com

Nice job, all your info is true. Got 13 big sized tubers for 2500 from Tor Donga two days ago.

The idea of having an online store would be great. Good work.

There's no way you could have spent this much in less than 2 months. The whole state didn't get flooded after all.

September is winding up, so is the year. You can still improve your finances before the year runs out. Why not get involved in marketing of produce? I can help you source good varieties at the best prices. There are many threads about yam business on this platform, contact any trusted person and get your supplies as well. If it's to get better, it's up to you.

It should be noted that Benue yams are just being harvested in small quantities at the moment and they are still fresh with high water content. That's why we ain't planning to start now but by mid November. Then, they'd be dried and sweeter. We are in partnership with farmers association in Sankera, so we are sure of getting good varieties of tubers at best prices. You can also contact me if you're not willing to invest but need tubers in large quantities. All enquiries should be sent to osfeldagro@gmail.com. Like our page on Facebook @ www.facebook.com/osfeldagro. For more updates, you can join us on twitter@osfeldagro.

It should be noted that Benue yams are just being harvested in small quantities at the moment and they are still fresh with high water content. That's why we ain't planning to start now but by mid November. Then, they'd be dried and sweeter. We are in partnership with farmers association in Sankera, so we are sure of getting good varieties of tubers at best prices. You can also contact me if you're not willing to invest but need tubers in large quantities. All enquiries should be sent to osfeldagro@gmail.com. Like our page on Facebook @ www.facebook.com/osfeldagro. For more updates, you can join us on twitter@osfeldagro.

Go to Jalingo and see how it is done there. I feel it's not just right to block the road totally when you wanna pray. How are you gonna let God have his way?

Investment is the soul of moneymaking. There's a comprehensive plan on ground already to disrupt some aspects of marketing. Partner today.

Investment is the soul of moneymaking. There's a comprehensive plan on ground already to disrupt some aspects of marketing. Partner today.

Investment is the soul of moneymaking. There's a comprehensive plan on ground already to disrupt some aspects of marketing. Partner today.

U1:


I think this is better done in person. But I wonder what could go wrong?

I'm available to attend to all your enquiries. Kindly contact me privately.

omo17:


15% for what? Through direct marketing or indirect marketing?

For direct marketing, you do it yourself and we can guide you if you wish. The returns is only for those who invest with us.

U1:

Registered company?

Yes sir.

U1:


Hm. Is this a registered company? You didn't reveal anything about the minimum investment.

Minimum investment is 50000.

U1:


Um, sir, do you have an office one can visit? What's the minimum investment you can consider?

Yes, we have an office space in bica plaza, oko oba, agege though ourteam are currently in Benue state preparing for the season. They would be back before the end of the month.

esiri4jesu:
I want to add more money into my account. How do l come in?

In one of my previous posts, I stated you can be involved directly by doing the dirty job or indirectly through investment. Either way, your account keeps getting fatter. You can contact me on investment.

You can also be involved in marketing of produce either directly or indirectly. Do the dirty job or invest. Either way, your make more money.

Anyone close to Garatu yam market in Niger?

We believe so much in the powers of preparation and planning, that's why we are making calls for the investment two months from its commencement. You can still be a part of this.

We believe so much in the powers of preparation and planning, that's why we are making calls for the investment two months from its commencement. You can still be a part of this.

We believe so much in the powers of preparation and planning, that's why we are making calls for the investment two months from its commencement. You can still be a part of this.

This goes to show the low level of awareness in cities. You'd be totally surprised at the picture many people still make of HIV. Some believe it's a curse while many still do not believe it can be managed. It's true old ideas stick forever if not renewed. More awareness will go a long way in preventing similar occurrences. Rip man.

ifeomagodwin75:

What of resellers like us in Lagos, what's the price and how do we go about it.

Your selling price depends on the cost of purchasing tubers. Harvest of Benue yams had just commenced and it's still on a small scale at the moment. When it gets massive, I'm sure you'll get them at far lower prices.

Pesuzok:

no update

Sorry about that, been busy. Would do that unfailingly next week. Thanks

EMMAACHILE:

What is the current price?

People are not selling in large quantity at the moment. it's only in group of tens. Medium sized yams was 2500 for 10 tubers in katsina ala market on Thursday.

It's few weeks away, don't be left out. Agriculture pays.

Thanks for the responses but please note we only deal in benue yams. We also sell to wholesalers with storage spaces. Lest I forget, the returns is 15% monthly.