₦airaland Forum

DeepSight:
Whats the answer to the hyper inflation we are faced with?

Unfortunately, things cost money, according to one nairalanda1.

Mom007:
Comments like this are how you know the problems of Nigeria. The lazy youths who have never experienced the joy of planting something and watching it grow and later eating it fresh from the farm/ garden! Always eager to leap to insults to cover up for their laziness and inadequacy.

Plant what you can first and break this ridiculous dependence on rice that we have now cultivated. When we were young, rice was Sunday food and one other day of the week, now people eat rice everyday, a food that doesn't grow well here and dumped farming altogether and expects their economy to thrive.

tiswell:
he thoughth every one lives near the bush

Mom007:
Does anyone really need to be told this? After this rainy season comes to an end, I will not take anyone who still complains of not having food to eat serious. The only reason anyone should not be farming right now is that they are financially capable to buy their foodstuffs at whatever price it is sold at the market. Anything less than that, go and farm!!!

Mom007:
Comments like this are how you know the problems of Nigeria. The lazy youths who have never experienced the joy of planting something and watching it grow and later eating it fresh from the farm/ garden! Always eager to leap to insults to cover up for their laziness and inadequacy.

Plant what you can first and break this ridiculous dependence on rice that we have now cultivated. When we were young, rice was Sunday food and one other day of the week, now people eat rice everyday, a food that doesn't grow well here and dumped farming altogether and expects their economy to thrive.

Mom007:
Does anyone really need to be told this? After this rainy season comes to an end, I will not take anyone who still complains of not having food to eat serious. The only reason anyone should not be farming right now is that they are financially capable to buy their foodstuffs at whatever price it is sold at the market. Anything less than that, go and farm!!!

Pogba12:
Wallai, I just bought this tomato in Garki Abuja at 1000 naira.
The average basket is 10k.

Mom007:
Does anyone really need to be told this? After this rainy season comes to an end, I will not take anyone who still complains of not having food to eat serious. The only reason anyone should not be farming right now is that they are financially capable to buy their foodstuffs at whatever price it is sold at the market. Anything less than that, go and farm!!!

Pogba12:
Wallai, I just bought this tomato in Garki Abuja at 1000 naira.
The average basket is 10k.

Sibrah:
some things are easier said than done.

samomoli:
Don't mind these people saying plant this plant that. Many of them don't have 2 meters of land they plant on . You see even you plant different crops on one plot you must eat before harvest, during harvest some crops are perishable, how do you keep such , some take long to harvest and after harvesting needs processing before consumption. I can only support vegetables garden and which is seasonal

Gadafii:
everyone will plant rice too abi, try dey pretend say you get sense by not making this types of comment

Farming for ones personal use will not solve anything, because you will still have use for other commodities that are dependent on fuel.

Which means that you may need to sell some of your farm products to get those commodities, so would you sell your product cheaply or the present market reality??

nairalanda1:
And unfortunately things cost money to keep things cheap

Many communist countries tried what you want, and they ended up in debt

Maybe you want us to end up in more debt, Comrade Deepsight, It's what Marx ordered.

Mariangeles:
They will soon come and tell you to plant your own tomatoes.

In fact, we should all be farmers, and plant all what we need at this point.

Pogba12:
Wallai, I just bought this tomato in Garki Abuja at 1000 naira.
The average basket is 10k.

Krankhead:
Why don't you people do a little farming at the back of your house. Must you buy everything from the market?

Watianoengineer:
When Peter Obi was criticizing the government instead of sharing ideas on how to fix the economy you people were supporting him. Now the repercussions of what unpatriotic elements like Obi did is why the economy is so messed up.


Keep supporting Obi instead of praying for President Bola Tinubu and expect to buy things at a cheaper rate.


Very soon you will be buy one seed of tomatoes for 1k if care is not taken.

May God bless president Bola Tinubu and give him strength to fulfill his renewed hope agenda. This renewed Hope will Favor me and my house hold. Amen

Morizo:
Are you normal or just feel like yarning thrash to put insult to the injuries Nigerians are going through...
How many people in urban areas can afford to even lease a land. Then you talk of planting and fertilizers all are not easy to come by. Those complaining are those that don't have the money to buy land and farm. This that can afford a land aren't even complaining about high cost of food

Yankee101:
Abuja na scam sha
The fake life too much
That’s why the Joneses do anything to keep up

dkidd:
You're wrong. Farming will solve a lot. Yes u can't grow everything in ur farm. Even if it's just tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers and the rest vegetables will save u a whole lot. U don't need to grow everything u need

Mom007:
Comments like this are how you know the problems of Nigeria. The lazy youths who have never experienced the joy of planting something and watching it grow and later eating it fresh from the farm/ garden! Always eager to leap to insults to cover up for their laziness and inadequacy.

Plant what you can first and break this ridiculous dependence on rice that we have now cultivated. When we were young, rice was Sunday food and one other day of the week, now people eat rice everyday, a food that doesn't grow well here and dumped farming altogether and expects their economy to thrive.

Pogba12:
Wallai, I just bought this tomato in Garki Abuja at 1000 naira.
The average basket is 10k.

Mom007:
Does anyone really need to be told this? After this rainy season comes to an end, I will not take anyone who still complains of not having food to eat serious. The only reason anyone should not be farming right now is that they are financially capable to buy their foodstuffs at whatever price it is sold at the market. Anything less than that, go and farm!!!

Pogba12:
Wallai, I just bought this tomato in Garki Abuja at 1000 naira.
The average basket is 10k.

Mjshexy:
Just buy sachet tomatoes, the fresh tomato is quite expensive at the moment