₦airaland Forum

Good one from the Niger state governor.

HateBigots:
Which farm? The ones overran by bandits and terrorists?

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They do, u complain, they don't do, u still complain.
Places like Benue that in ur ideas are no go area for farmers still has the largest yam market in Africa.
They still send trucks of food down south on daily basis, but in ur idea, people are not farming in places like Niger.

Nbote:
Where will they use the tractors Has the Governor combated the insecurity that has overrun his state

Boko Haram is ravaging Nigerîà, that's the idea South Africans and other people have about Nigeria, is Boko Haram ravaging everywhere?
That's the answer to your question.

callthefred:
Our leaders are jokers. Do you mean 300 or 300k because if we are serious about agriculture I don't understand what 300 tractors can do in a state as big as Niger state o. Even the useless FG is singing 3,000 tractors every year when we have over 20m farmers and vast farmlands. Our leaders still lacking ambition towards moving this nation forward.

Person wey dey do, you still dey complain ... How many tractors have your state government buy?

Honchoslim16:
The funny thing is that 4 years from now, these same tractors will still not be shared.

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Nbote:
Where will they use the tractors Has the Governor combated the insecurity that has overrun his state



More than 50% of Niger state is currently under the control of bandits. Areas like Suleja and Sabon Wuse is now a haven for refugees fleeing their villages. The few who are farming are paying taxes to these bandits. Even the governor came out recently (last year) to lament about his state now being overrun

Is it wórsè than Benue State?
The SE who loves taIking about how Benue is dèàd and cañ't still depend heavily on food from Benue.
If trucks don't move from Benue to SE in a month, famine will start.
I know alot of people living in the interiors of Niger and they carry about their lives normally.
The point is that farming will still on in Niger, some of u just have probIem with anything done from other regions so u find any reason to critîcizè.

JagabanB:
Is it wórsè than Benue State?
The SE who loves taIking about how Benue is dèàd and cañ't still depend heavily on food from Benue.
If trucks don't move from Benue to SE in a month, famine will start.
I know alot of people living in the interiors of Niger and they carry about their lives normally.
The point is that farming will still on in Niger, some of u just have probIem with anything done from other regions so u find any reason to critîcizè.

I stopped the moment I came across your mention of SE in the conversation and then I took a moment to go through your other reaponses. Una go dey alright on the long run. Oh by the way I'm currently in Niger state and fund an agrobusiness that involves sourcing produces from major local markets on their market days. The likes of you just spew whatever you are told and believe everyone who comments online does so from the sycophantic point of view some of you do. Have fun with your multiple monikers

Hope those tractors will not end up in politians hand , secondly Bago should work on security too

Nbote:
I stopped the moment I came across your mention of SE in the conversation and then I took a moment to go through your other reaponses. Una go dey alright on the long run. Oh by the way I'm currently in Niger state and fund an agrobusiness that involves sourcing produces from major local markets on their market days. The likes of you just spew whatever you are told and believe everyone who comments online does so from the sycophantic point of view some of you do. Have fun with your multiple monikers

I do same thing u are doing now from Nasarawa, Benue, Plateau, Niger, Taraba, Adamawa and other states, so I have a better overview than u, I have contacts of several local people in these states, I travel regularly around these places, so I have a much larger overview of most places than u, Niger state is so vast and they haven't experienced half of what Benue has experienced yet they keep churning out agricultural products year in, year out.
Most of the people spreading these negatîvés are from SE yet they are the ones who depends on these states for food the most.

All states should invest heavily in Agriculture products

inosuke:
Good progress, but are the farm safe enough

the tractor is bulletproof

Good improvement….. Na bandit and herdsmen be the problem now. Adequate security must be assured too

Watin dem no remember to do all this while. Good improvement sha ….. Na bandit and herdsmen be the problem now. Adequate security must be assured too

And after then, what next? I hope the cost of food will go down before then, to curtail the hardship and hunger in town.

Pootle:
the tractor is bulletproof

Na so

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Ofunaofu:
Are the farm safe from bandits and killer herdsmen

I want to believe you think your region is very safe. So, what are your Governors doing to boost food production or you want to wait on the North untill the insecurity is curbed?

Good development,I hope others governor will copy this

inosuke:
Good progress, but are the farm safe enough

Instead of them to first of all provide security by creating State police.

Paraman:
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inoki247:
Is time for every state to invest in Agric and Security heavily....

The state govs would rather invest in constructing fly overs than in farming for obvious reasons.

inosuke:
Good progress, but are the farm safe enough

he's reached a compromise with bandits. He might witness temporal peace.

AnonPoet:
The Niger State Government has begun receiving the delivery of 300 tractors, as promised by Governor Umaru Bago, from John Deere Ltd.

The procurement of 300 tractors is a demonstration of Governor @HonBago’s commitment to achieving his food sufficiency programme in Niger State.

This is good news.. Proactive actions by Niger Governor

We need more state governors to take prompt actions on agriculture and security

inosuke:
Good progress, but are the farm safe enough

is the road safe. Are their no kidnappers. Do you hide at home?

Good One..

That is, if the farmers are the ones to get it oo.

inoki247:
Is time for every state to invest in Agric and Security heavily....

Honestly.

I don't know why governors ignore this aspect of development.

BluntCrazeMan:
Honestly.

I don't know why governors ignore this aspect of development.

Make dem leave Education for now we already have enough Jobless graduate....

inoki247:
Make dem leave Education for now we already have enough Jobless graduate....

Or better-still, let every education has its root in Agriculture..
(Agriculture of all types, and levels, and class)

Paraman:
Person wey dey do, you still dey complain ... How many tractors have your state government buy?

Exactly the major problem for this country. Thinking because someone does stipends they are worth celebrating. We dey here together na.

callthefred:
Exactly the major problem for this country. Thinking because someone does stipends they are worth celebrating. We dey here together na.

Show me the thousands of tractors your state government donated to farmers.