₦airaland Forum

vivaAfrica:
I'm into cocoa beans supply to big Companies that exporexport in Ikom, at the moment I need some funds to increase capacity if you intrested in this we can talk more

DawsonCole:
Hello!

I am a Nigerian, passionate about Nigeria and the growth of Nigeria. I am very well aware that agriculture is an integral sector for the sustainable growth and development of any society. I have come to realise that many Nigerians do not like farming, do not like to produce, but rather want to consume. Sadly, we cannot grow this way as a country, and even more sadly, unemployed and underemployed Nigerians still do not see agriculture as an option. How bad if you ask me.

Growing up as a kid, farming was something I really enjoyed doing. I was actively involved in the cultivation of beans, corn, groundnut and potatoes. Several times, produce from the small farm in my family compound saved us from hunger. In the mornings, I will stroll to the farm at the back of the house, harvest some potatoes, go to the kitchen, wash the potatoes, peel off the back, wash it, fry it, and breakfast is served!

Right now, due to the nature of my work, I cannot directly be involved in farming, no matter how hard I try. As a result, I have thought to support (by investment) local farmers who are highly passionate about agriculture (prefereably someone with a degree in the Agricultural sciences or related field) and has some experience in agriculture. A degree in agriculture may not be needed if the person can prove that they have at least 3 years of continuous experience in agriculture.

If you are (or if you know anyone who is) highly interested in agriculture (whatever type - but prefarably cocoa, rubber, palm oil, diary, or similar high value agro products), kindly invite them to this thread. They should say what they are currently doing, provide pictures of their farm if possible, and say why they need investment in their business.

Modified:
1) I am interested in funding a young person interested in agriculture.
2) I am not interested in funding an already established company or corporation.
3) My target is young entrepreneurial Nigerians with interest in agriculture.
4) I am not interested in someone who is actively seeking some other form of employment - who will abandon the farm when they get a job somewhere.
5) I am not interested in funding someone who is actively making plans to migrate from Nigeria and abandon their farm.
6) Previous nairaland posts showing interest in agriculture will be an added advantage.
7) Women are encouraged.

Extra:
If interested, kindly share your profile, and pictures of your farm (if you have).

siant:
Despite all the comments of those who have indicated interest since last year, you never seen anyone to invest with, you now need to leave agriculture section and run to family section to post this same your God forsaken investment with another moniker.
You looked like a scammer.

wanked:
Hi All,

I hope I am not late to the party. I am a diaspora Nigerian and I am looking to partner/invest in Agriculture/farming in Nigeria. I am looking for someone that has already started and looking to scale.

Please email your business plan/proposal to me kwicbike@gmail.com

siant:
Despite all the comments of those who have indicated interest since last year, you never seen anyone to invest with, you now need to leave agriculture section and run to family section to post this same your God forsaken investment with another moniker.
You looked like a scammer.

DawsonCole:
Hello!

Thank you for drawing my attention to that. I am not in anyway affiliated to the other poster that plagiarized my content. I was looking to fund passionate young farmers, but most of the people that commented were either not serious about farming, or were not doing the type of agriculture I was interested in funding.

I did not ask anyone to share their business ideas with me (as the commenter below you is claiming) as I am not interested in any business idea other than conventional farming (plant-harvest-sell), neither did I ask anyone to send me any money, nor to contact me privately. All I asked was they should say (right here on this thread) what they are currently doing, provide pictures of their farm if possible, and say why they need investment in their business. I categorically said everything should be done publicly here on this thread.

Someone asked for my email so they can send their farm pictures (or whatever) to me. I provided it, but I later deleted it, as I could not verify if the pictures they sent to me were genuinely theirs or not.

Anyways, I am no longer interested in funding anyone I do not "personally" know.

Thank you for drawing my attention to the plagiarized content once again. It was not from me.

on4a:
I am interested in doing this also, but currently working with someone I know personally and can trust. We started with a rice farm on about one hectares of land somewhere in the middle belt. How has your journey in farming been? What have you learnt so far?

ActiveFarms:
Hello,

I am setting up cassava,maize and Soya Beans farms in Ogun and Oyo state. Would you like to be a participating partner ?

on4a:
What is the potential return on the farm?

ActiveFarms:
30 M

on4a:
How much initial investment would be needed? I was asking about returns in terms of percentage. How long have you been farming?

on4a:
How much initial investment would be needed? I was asking about returns in terms of percentage. How long have you been farming?

DawsonCole:
Hello!
Sir am interested in this am a pig farmer in Benue state, ur funding will enable me buy feeds which is the major cost of operations.
08141832261


I am a Nigerian, passionate about Nigeria and the growth of Nigeria. I am very well aware that agriculture is an integral sector for the sustainable growth and development of any society. I have come to realise that many Nigerians do not like farming, do not like to produce, but rather want to consume. Sadly, we cannot grow this way as a country, and even more sadly, unemployed and underemployed Nigerians still do not see agriculture as an option. How bad if you ask me.

Growing up as a kid, farming was something I really enjoyed doing. I was actively involved in the cultivation of beans, corn, groundnut and potatoes. Several times, produce from the small farm in my family compound saved us from hunger. In the mornings, I will stroll to the farm at the back of the house, harvest some potatoes, go to the kitchen, wash the potatoes, peel off the back, wash it, fry it, and breakfast is served!

Right now, due to the nature of my work, I cannot directly be involved in farming, no matter how hard I try. As a result, I have thought to support (by investment) local farmers who are highly passionate about agriculture (prefereably someone with a degree in the Agricultural sciences or related field) and has some experience in agriculture. A degree in agriculture may not be needed if the person can prove that they have at least 3 years of continuous experience in agriculture.

If you are (or if you know anyone who is) highly interested in agriculture (whatever type - but prefarably cocoa, rubber, palm oil, diary, or similar high value agro products), kindly invite them to this thread. They should say what they are currently doing, provide pictures of their farm if possible, and say why they need investment in their business.

Modified:
1) I am interested in funding a young person interested in agriculture.
2) I am not interested in funding an already established company or corporation.
3) My target is young entrepreneurial Nigerians with interest in agriculture.
4) I am not interested in someone who is actively seeking some other form of employment - who will abandon the farm when they get a job somewhere.
5) I am not interested in funding someone who is actively making plans to migrate from Nigeria and abandon their farm.
6) Previous nairaland posts showing interest in agriculture will be an added advantage.
7) Women are encouraged.

Extra:
If interested, kindly share your profile, and pictures of your farm (if you have).