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This past sunday i decided to hangout so i went to an hotel with my guy and we chilled at the bar and had a couple of drinks while watching man u trash everton, later that same day about 8pm while at the pool side i saw this girl with a g-wagon ass, i called her then we talk but conji got the better of me and i asked what her bill and we negotiated and finally agreed an amount; we went to her room @ the hotel and bleeped for about an hour, she was surprised i dint cum afta so long, i told her that how have trained my body she was impressed and we laugh over it then we went back to the poolside and i decided to get to know her more, she told me about herself and family, she couldnt go to the uni cos of funds and she's the bread winner of her family both parents are dead.

I felt pity for her but deep down i felt bad about myself also cos i made a mistake.

Please i need cogent advice right now cos am comtemplating giving her a well paid job and some upkeep so she can stop been a runs babe and get a better future for herself.

Well it's totally wrong but if the mopol was employed by mega chicken then he shud sue them

what a disgrace of a wife

Please let's talk kindly send me ur contact

dammike:
Been a livestock farmer for some years now, and wish to take part in all sphere of agriculture, I ventured into crop farming on a medium scale. I planted watermelon majorly on my farm but bought a 10 gram hybrid cucumber seed to test the soil and how the process will go. Let's go on the adventure of the cucumber practical together just to be of help to someone out there.

Please i need a well structured watermelon business plan, anybody with one should please share with me thanks
Reach me on 08077163379

Please i do you have a well prepared plan for cucumber cultivation?
I want to delve into planting asap.
Kindly contact me 08077163379

Farm machineries are currently available to assist farmers in running of their farm activities, we currently have in stock paddy wheel (rice harvester), seeders with wheel, tillers with model, spray pump etc.
Kindly contact me on 08077163379

Kindly drop ur contact

Goodmorning nlanders please anyone with either of the following business plans watermelon, cucumber, sweet Potato & vegetables(ugu) should
Kindly call/whatapp or mail me +2348077163379 or awaiko.shadrach@gmail.com
Thanks very much

sholla20:
After devoting four years to someone else's business, I have decided to start mine and one area I will like to explore is the agricultural sector, but this the daunting issues I have,.
1)Which agric business can I start with 500k?
2)Is it advisable to go into the business without full knowledge?
3)In what part of the country can I start the business with the said amount.?

You can invest in watermelon, cucumber, vegetables they are short term crops which u can harvest in 3-4mnths

saliubello:
contact me. Will definately LOVE to work with you.

08077163379

I was called up
They said mine is in lagos, maryland precisely
on the 30th

Pls kindly add me

Please add me 08077163379

ACDONCHRIS:
We all know that Songhai Farms in Porto-Novo, Benin Republic, is an agricultural training destination for most aspiring young agropreneurs in Nigeria.

Courses to learn there include:
1. Crop Production - Garden/Gardening, Compost/RCW, Agroforestry, Food Crops & Mushrooms;

2. Animal Husbandry - Poultry, Mammals, Animal Nutrition (Fish Farming & Food Processing) & Handicraft (Food + Cosmetics);

3. Renewal Energies - Biogas, Solar, Gasifier, Bio fuel & Recycling of Plastics; and

4. New Technologies - Techniques of film mulch & irrigation, Effective Microorganisms and biological controversy, Ceramic (making water filter, terracotta brick, clay pavers, etc.)


You will agree with me that if we must enjoy uninterrupted success in agriculture, then we need quality training to bridge the gap between our current capacities and achievable total productivity.

I need like-minds who can both afford and have the time to attend the training with me. We need to go as a group because it is cheaper to do so, compared to the cost of training per individual.

I intend creating a WhatsApp Group for only interested minds so that together, we can all work together towards fulfilling the requirements for the training.

If you are interested, can afford the training and have the time to attend the training, kindly drop the following information:
1. Name;
2. WhatsApp Number; and
3. Location.
Thanks.

shaydee
08077163379
delta state

saliubello:
Available

Please we need this device for cbn anchor farmers in delta state asap
drop ur contact

Atlanticfire:
I can lease land to you in Delta state. What do you want to grow on the land

Cassava for now

Check out www.releaf.ng

Please if you have gone to songhai farm for visitation or training kindly let me know as i'm making plans towards going there.

Goodevening Nlanders please i need information on the top farms in Nigeria and also outside nigeria where i can go for indept training before starting my own farm.
Thanks in advance

Nairasurplus:
Mean while
For yesterday's Eke Otulu market,
A bag of 17 paint rubber for yellow Garri was N10,500.
White Garri was N10,000 for a bag of 17 paint rubber.
The market trend determines my price. It may not be the same for tomorrow Afor.

Regards

Kindly drop your number am based in delta state also

How much does it cost to process into garri?
Please how much is a ton of garri?

jethro kindly drop ur contact

Well nah man he be

This post is to enlighten Nlanders Farmers about the current price of agricultural commodities

Visit https://ikeora.releaf.ng/#/business/pricesto see lastest price for agricultural commodities

To sell your agricultural commodities

Visit https://ikeora.releaf.ng/#/biz/search

Thanks and smile to the bank

Goodevening Nlanders visit www.releaf.ng to get access to verified foreign agric-produce buyers
I urge you to take advantage of this opportunity to earn more
Thanks

Kindly contact me if you have land for lease at Delta State +2348077163379
1-5 hectares
Thanks

For those of you interested in exporting your agric produce outside the shores of Nigeria, an opportunity is here for you.
Releaf a tech startup which is focused on bridging the gap between foreign buyers and farmer just received $120,000 fund to further expand to enable reachour to more farmer, take opportunity of this platform to meet foreigner buyers of different agricultural produce.
Here with Prof Akinwumi Adesina (President Africa Development Bank) and DG International Institute of Tropical Agriculture Mr Sangiga
Visit www.releaf.ng

Since 1960, agriculture has served as the backbone of Nigeria’s economy, and yet there still remain endless opportunities for growth in agricultural value chains. Releaf is driving this growth by fostering trust among businesses in the Nigerian agricultural sector.

Launched by Nigerian Americans that have attended the likes of Yale, Duke, and MIT, Releaf connects Nigerian agribusinesses to customers they can trust.

The three founders Ikenna Nzewi, Uzoma Ayogu, and Isaiah Udotong are all Nigerian-Americans, with Engineering and Computer Science backgrounds. Prior to launching the company, the founders worked at Bain, Microsoft, and Facebook, respectively.

The team has secured a $120,000 investment from YCombinator, the world’s most prestigious early startup investor, to scale its solution in Nigeria. Up until the investment, its founders were working on Releaf part-time while students.

Inspired to work in Nigerian agriculture by Former Minister of Agriculture and current AfDb President Akinwumi Adesina, the three founders spent the past several months, working to understand the challenges for businesses in Nigerian agriculture. Through hundreds of calls and several trips on-ground, the group continued to hear that one of the largest challenges these businesses face is obtaining buyers for their products. Despite existing B2B solutions crafted to connect businesses, that problem has been consistently the most frequently mentioned.

Co-founder Ikenna says, “Portals with millions of African businesses do not facilitate many true business connections, because most business originates through word of mouth. It became clear to us most of the business-to-business challenges result from a lack of trust.”

Unlike conventional B2B models where sellers post what they sell and wait for buyers, Releaf’s platform allows sellers to bid for active buyer contracts. Sellers with mutual contacts to the buyer are given preference.

Sellers register and indicate which commodities they are looking to sell. They are presented with a list verified buyer contracts for those commodities and they apply to fulfill them. Releaf verifies the seller and allows the buyer to decide if they would like to discuss the contract.

Instead of cold inquires being sent to buyers, contacting is directly facilitated by Releaf to ensure a 90% response rate from clients.

One of key benefits on the platform is when businesses provide more information about who they work with, they increase the likelihood of the platform informing them of a mutual connection shared with a buyer contract holder. If Chima Amechi has 5 business relationships and Ade Olutobi has 5 business relationships, their connection can result in each of them gaining 5 new business relationships.

Releaf’s business network is referral-driven. Companies with mutual ties are also recommended to connect with one another as done on Facebook. Sharing more trusted business contacts will increase the chance of finding a mutual connection with a buyer.. Having mutual contacts makes it 5x more likely to secure a contract.

This Fall, the team plans to relocate to Nigeria and scale the business on-ground. The company, operating in stealth thus far, has already verified over 600 agribusinesses and facilitated over 100 connections, but they are now publicly allowing agribusinesses to apply for verification. Releaf aims to map out Nigerian agriculture in its entirety over the next 12 months by registering 20,000 businesses.

Though currently focused on Nigerian Agriculture, the company aims to serve as a central platform that powers African trade in the future.

Isaiah Udotong, CEO of Releaf explains: "Our vision is to make doing business in Africa easier. For too long, reliable business has been restricted to few trusted partners and have not found success finding partners on B2B sites. At Releaf, we believe with a larger trusted business network, private sector growth can be stimulated across the African continent.”

Nigerian agribusinesses are invited to fins trust customers, visit the official website

www.releaf.ng

www.releaf.ng

https://www./releafgroup/

https://medium.com/@isaiahudotong/how-can-an-african-company-export-internationally-7b01f4fe359a

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