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Are there no where one can get Greenhouse kits in Nigeria? l believe some Agro research Institutes & Universities should have them but here in Kenya the Greenhouse big boy is Amiran kenya. check www.amirankenya.com

boluwajokosegun: @Pavore9, u are doing a great work , this is Gbenga, please i need link to how to buy green house materials: eesteeresources@gmail.com.

When are u comming back home?

Na d flight ticket l still dey wait! lol!

Hmn..anyone who demands a Saint for a life partner, must first of all DIE!

felixzo1: it is a matter of patience and being focus

So true.

Hbuyosh: I donno that for sure, I biliv they obtain their groceries from various parts of the country, u better go try them out. I remember seen some in Tuskys Buruburu mall,the groceries section a while back. They surely cant miss there.

I'm not sure if the variety we have here are different in certain ways from the ones u have in w. Africa, I have never heard pipo here complain about some yams taking ages to cook.

l will check the variety at Tuskys and the uchumi nearby. Fortunately l will finding many nigeria food in kenya markets such as mirenda which is called ewedu back in Nigeria and bambara nut (Njugu eaten mostly by luos ) which is called okpa back home. l got Palm oil at the market opposite Aga khan in parklands also found Plantain there,l think they were brought from Burundi.

An inspiring story of a Kenyan lady who was a teacher on a monthly salary of N30,000 but veered into farming and earns about N20,000 daily

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rareman: Hi Pavore9, how are you doing today? Visited your site the other, was amazed at what people do with agriculture, especially the guy that makes money from rabbit urine. I wonder if such organisation will ever operate here in Nigeria.
Am even tempted to come to Kenya to see the guy that's something with strawberry.
Lest I forget your input is always insightful am enjoying it. Love what you told the export guy, simply the TRUTH for now. Thanks

I am doing good (like kenyans love replying) I was just straight up with the guy. From my expenditure on food here in kenya, l know feeding in Nigeria is expensive, the banana l pay N100 for here in Nairobi is N250 in Lagos. lf l go to one vegetable market around here with N100 l buy cabbage, carrot, cucumber, green pepper and lrish potatoes l use for my salad, this l can not attempt in Nigeria.

l am working on getting and posting a video on how to start a small scale factory producing energy from plantain wastes.

Hbuyosh: U aint serious Pavore, no yams in Nairobi?
You told me u stay in Buruburu right? Go to the Buruburu shopping centre, and opposite those shopping malls, accross the road, there is that market called Mutidwa.
Apart from cheap clothes and jewelry, they also sell a wide range of groceries, some of which i hav no idea what they are called, and u will find lots of yams at very good price.

(I hope ur Nigerian accent wont give u away though, they tend to overchare foreigners in such markets).
You can also try the city market in the city centre, though I biliv they should be quite expensive there.

I know Mutidwa, l hope the yam you are talking about is not that variety from Embu l saw at Marikiti market that takes years to cook!

hmm..

See creativity, while reading e be like say l dey watch film.

l for fear....l think say na write up on how to make money cultivating indian hemp, na so NDLEA case dey hungry person?

FarmTech: ..
Your name is related to biogas. A mixture of manure and water is called slurry. Cute.

lol!..good observation!

cbrass: This was how the Civil war started

So true!

Hmm...Something is seriously brewing and we are still shouting One Nigeria!

saintneo: Enugu daughter, Anambra wife, Igbo woman, Nigerian mother.

lol!...... on top one woman head!

see quality.

hian! all these methods are too "oyinbo" l hope no one will be demanding it from the Mai tea!

agrobiz873: Prepare by my gf some years back but dont know how she does that.

l wish l can have it alongside pap for breakfast!

hmm..

Yes l agree with u that there are fruits its Nigerian varieties are better off than & l love ur conviction, just as l am convinced that l can successfully cultivate Strawberries and Butternut squash in Nigeria as l have understudied here in Kenya.

milychocs: You are welcome
Next time....why dont you use potatoes for yam?
It may rock

I would soo love to visit E. Africa, definitely on my wish list....I hope you are having a good time there
Cheers

Will try it.

Nairalander01: Farmers in Enugu state lets team up and make it happen.
One love.

What are you into?

laudate: Bros, do thanksgiving and sing praise to God. There are some people here in Nigeria with the same problem, who have not been able to resolve their ATM card issues for over 6 months.

l really thanked God!

happybrother: ...because we are lazy and are molded on crowd mentality. Everyone want to do the reigning thing.

You are right. people are scared to try something different.

Gboliwe: same way you prepare moi moi. Same ingredients too. Except you want to spice it up with vegetables.

l recall hearing that okpa don't require ingredients like moi-moi & okpa is mixed wit hands, l want 2 know d details.

Pls, Enugu people here, teach me how to prepare Okpa. l bumped into Okpa seeds in a market here in Kenya & it reminded me of Okpa 9th Mile! Someone should put me thru its preparation after l have it ground & sieved. l have my Palm oil & Ose Nsukka.

@milychocs, thanks for the recipe, l cooked it though without yam as l no see yam here in Nairobi, Kenya whey l dey. Fiofio is sold here.

That is a good observation, it is orange, grape and lime we get to see around.

Krak: Nigerians too can drink o.

Nigerians be apprentice where Kenyans dey! Alcoholism is a national problem in Kenya. Nairobi alone has over 30,000 wine & spirits shops and bars according to their government statistics!

check out www.koboideas..com also do give your recommendation on how to improve on it.

rareman: Thanks man, I appreciate!

you are welcome.

rareman: Bathe with it? Is there any medicinal values? Lord! Man no know anything yet o! The masters are here really!

Use it and you see your skin glowing like a new born baby's!