₦airaland Forum

Blue3k:
If that's the case why not consider setting up shop In Kano or Kuduna. Alot of Nigerian cows are imported from Niger 🇳🇪. Process it there and drive it South in refrigerated trucks or rail when it becomes available. Contract with the super markets to supply them regularly.

delpee:
Find out how other nations of the world have made a success of cow breeding without having to kill farmers and destroy other people's farms and properties. There's always a way to solve a problem that relates to nature if we try hard enough.
The former Western Region had ranches which produced dairy products and beef. We had fresh bottled milk in Ibadan daily up to the early 70s. The military era killed that dream. Farm settlements existed too and never got invaded by the cows which were well cared for.

Farmers and herders issues were permanently resolved in other nations, why is it impossible here?

Why didn't herders key into the initiative of Dr Ganduje who tried to set up a proper expansive ranch in a forest in Kano? If more forests are properly developed and managed, we'll have less criminals using such places as hideouts and farmers can be settled nearby. Some farming waste is good enough food for cows after harvest plus they can grow suitable grass for cows commercially. That's added value. I think a State in the North has a way of doing that...maybe Bauchi or Jigawa.

Why do we dwell on cow matters only? Who provides food for poultry and fish farmers?

Daveconsult007:
Story story

If soludo declare for presidency tomorrow, you'll remember that he was the only Igbo governor who visited MNK in prison and called for his release in 2017.

Bros forget all these your talks.

Most Nigerians are not ready for an Igbo president.

When Obi was atikus VP. He was everyone's favorite, the moment he declared to run ...people started talking all sorts of rubbish.

People like you will say same trash about soludo or otti.

If an Igbo candidate from a major tribe gets treated like this, how much me from a smaller tribe close to the Igbos

Chibuezem:
E pain you sotey you reply with red..... Vampire like you

Chibuezem:
I like how you speak it goes to show that one can be literate and lack common sense...... Lol

Blue3k:
Lol first time you said something close to sensible regarding economics. Anyway this remains the USA beef market. They one of biggest consumers exporters and importers. Even if Nigeria becomes an exporter tomorrow it doesn't necessarily mean we will stop imports. From what I read Nigeria doesn't export because the country lacks storage and transport options.

If you're worried about the issue go Invest your money into solving it. You'll be compensated handsomely. Take a trip to Ghana or some other country and see what they're doing right. Write it off as business expense on your taxes.

chopnaira:
Lol. And they all have nothing meaningful to show for it in their constituents. This one will just buy another Rolls-Royce and marry another virgin girl with some of the money.

Anyway, let's continue to focus on the Presidency but ignore the Senate, HOR, governors and State House of Assembly reps.


That is the practice even before Akpabio became Senate President.

LINSAR:
We are talking about Nigeria and not abroad.
You can be rich in Nigeria and be regarded as just comfortable in the USA.

Now, I mentioned "relatively".
Assume person A earns 2 million naira monthly and his/her expenses a month is just 450k averagely in a month.
Assume person B earns 2 million naira monthly too and his/her expenses on the average per month is 1.85 million naira.
Over the course of 10 years, all things being equal, person A has higher chance of being regarded as "rich", person B has a higher chance of being regarded as "just able to pay his bills".

Same salary, difference socio-economic status. This is the application of the theory of relativity.

allthingsgood:
so if u know that, why did u post the earlier rubbish