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And I believe this is one of the reasons they all agreed not to post about it on social media in order to avoid negative publicity.... just see the comments on the thread. Pastor Korede should do better next time.

Enough of all this argument here you're already turning it to a tribal war. The thing is does Cross river state contribute to 80% of Nigeria cocoa export NO. But currently after Ondo state Cross river is the second highest producer of cocoa in Nigeria and I see it surpassing Ondo state in the next 5 to 10 years. Southwest is contributing to most of Nigeria cocoa export because we have 5 states here producing cocoa ...when you remove Ondo state then I can say Cross river produces more than the remaining 4 states in south west.

maureensylvia:
Wow, this really means a lot to me. Thank you so much for your kind words and for seeing me as a role model.

I’m so happy to hear that you’ve been inspired to go into agribusiness. Being an apprentice is a great way to learn and build a solid foundation for your journey.

When you’re ready to start your own business, stay focused, work hard, and don’t give up, no matter the challenges.

I’m cheering you on and can’t wait to see all the great things you’ll achieve. Keep going and keep winning!

Gracias

@maureensylvia you're one of the most hardworking women I've ever known. I've been following you here for a couple of years since my undergraduate days. Now I'm into Agribusiness (Cocoa and other commodity) though I'm still serving as an apprentice under a boss but I'm taking you as one of my mentor and role model in business. Your credibility, Honesty, customer relations, dedication and your work rate is 🔥🔥top notch and worthy of emulation. You're one of the reasons why I venture into this line of business because you keep inspiring me everyday.. Your growth over the years is a reflection of your hardwork and dedication. I can't wait to finish my apprenticeship and dive into the real world of business. Thanks and keep winning.

This business is still in existence in some part of this country.

HelenaWills:
I don't get it.
If a woman can cook at old age, what stops a man from doing same?

Kitchen chores aren't gender specific. I would be more concerned about companionship at old age rather than these baseless and sentimental opinions on who should cook or be cooked for. Women don't deserve rest?
Blame the children for not providing helps for their aged parents.
Rubbish.

Are you sure you read what the OP posted?

His non challant attitude cost him this.

nonny1212:
Anything single mom, run ooo

I drop my mic in peace

are they not human??

BareFacedLies:
Are you with her for love or are you with her for the money because we all know no single Nigerian guy would willingly marry a single mother with 3 children if there is no potential financial benefit at play?

This is a fallacy of hasty generalization.

muzilala:
Can you please share or give me a guide to successful cocoa plantation. I have 3 hectares of land in Ogun state, i did watermelon and pineapple farming but they died off. I’m wanting to bounce back again but this time with Cocoa farming. I’m willing to pay if you can put ne through.

greatimothy@yahoo.com

Have you gotten a response from anybody here if no I'll be willing to help guide you

Please I need someone to recommend a good book on ROI (Return on Investment) I need to know how it works and how the calculation is been done. Thanks.

Thanks for this I've been looking for a way to get the full version. Finally I've downloaded it.

Johncuppa:
How old are you that you're already making regret of something you could have changed. I knew this thing in my last year in the university after reading the gifted hands of Ben Carson and An enemy called average of John L. Mason.
I'm now above 30, I've no regret of starting over after coming across The purpose Driven Life of Rick Warren. Nobody understands me and I'm not ready to explain to anyone.

Please do you have the soft copy of these books you mentioned? I'm interested in reading them thanks

In one of his Ph.D. classes, prof. Pius Adesanmi asked his students to write an epitaph for themselves .He wrote one himself and these were his words;

"Here lies Pius Adesanmi who tried as much as he could to put his talent in the service of humanity and flew away home one bright morning when his work was over"

That's the summary of his life he died on march 10 2019. 5 years after I still miss his writings dearly continue to rest in peace prof.

LawyerLomo:
Please, what trade is it you're about learning?

Cocoa and other commodities

Anonimoux:
You are extremely lucky you are 19/20.

Focus on self growth and development, learn as many skills as you can learn, it's now you will have the time.

Draw closer to God and make Jesus Christ your Lord.

Avoid Religion like a plague.

Read, Read, Read as much books as you can.

Invest heavily in knowledge. Money comes and goes but knowledge would remain with you forever and you can use knowledge to create wealth.

Sometimes I wish I knew all these when I was young and still have enough time I would have seek for knowledge especially in terms of reading. I'll make sure my kids don't make such mistake. Knowledge is POWER.

NPFLADMIN:
Coincidentaly I'm 19.
Thanks for the advice.

But you see that source of income and that health consciousness, e no easy.

Since 2023, I've been looking something to do online but no result.

Amazon KDP, upwork, crypto, youtube, e.t.c

All to no avail.

Every single person I meet will tell me to bring capital.
Me wey no get nada.

Worse still, I'm to scared/shy to ask from others that even I hate it.

Na only NL you fit see me posting account number cause I don't know anyone in real life here.

I should have just learnt barbing late last year while waiting for admission but mumu me go waste chance.

And I always stress myself with treaking and thinking of the future, family issues and so on that I'm always tired at the end of the day.

currently preparing for Jamb

my brother you're still young and you can still learn any skill even the barbing you made mention. I'm 27 a graduate and I just signed as an apprentice... I'll be learning a trade for the next one year. I wish you all the best

Happy international women's day to all the understanding and supportive women out there God bless you all .

This your story is so funny 😂😂 like how do you eat from a total stranger you don't even know .

TheWinterBird:
There're marriages where men don't mind being the sole providers because they've the capacity, there're marriages where the women earns more, etc. There's no one-size-fits-all with something like this, as every marriage is different. You've to communicate with your spouse and discuss what works for y'all, not what others are doing.

Thanks God bless

I wish you all the best in finding her sir. It's a small world who knows you might be lucky.

RepoMan007:
42,000 metric tonnes to 36 states is around 1,167 tonne per state.
That 23,300 bags of 50kg grains.

If one bag goes to one household, how far does that take them?

Do you know how many households are there in a local government talkless of a whole state. Even if they share per mudu it won't still go round.

Tallesty1:

True, women have always contributed.

Even in the olden days, women traded farm products, worked on their own small farms, or assisted in men's farms.

But losing respect for your husband because you contribute financially is irrational.

It will never make sense to me.

There are homes where women are the primary providers, yet husbands are respected.

It's not about the money; it's about the woman, the kind of person she is.

So if as a man you cannot seek assistance from your wife because she will disrespect you, then you married rubbish.

100% fact

SIXFEETUNDER:
A woman shouldn't work , she should remain at home and take care of the home

I don't want my own case to be like that what we're even experiencing in the country right now doesn't even allow someone to just sit at home idle now.

Tallesty1:
Interesting.

I am not of the opinion that couples should sit down and calculate who should do this and that, but in marriages where both are gainfully employed, I see no reason why a man should bear the financial responsibility alone. This marriage is a union formed by two people who are determined to make things work. Once one person is taking care of one thing, the other person should look for another thing and get it working.

You can't dump the financial responsibility; men's mental health matters.

God bless you for this that's the reason why most men don't livelong too much stress and wahala

SIXFEETUNDER:
A woman should do everything at home while the man goes out and hustle for daily bread

what about a woman working?