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This guy is really passionate about uplifting his own country, very patriotic.

Kobojunkie:
That is what should be happening all across Africa. In many prisons across the world, prisoners are mined for free labor in exchange for a reduction in sentence,and this is something that ought to be happening the most in Africa. But unfortunately, Africans aren't ready to lift themselves and their nation out of poverty.

I disagree. The problem with Africa is not that we don't have enough farmers. We have more farmers than the entire Americas, Europe, Australia and China put together.

I have written this down as some form of strategy I
will implement or suggest to Nigeria government many years ago, I didn't know someone in Burkina faso is thinking the same. I have a much more robust approach though

xprojectlive:
What can Nigeria learn from this?





https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LdFEYnbycGc

OgaTheTop2:
Good initiative... That country will prosper in no time.


As for Nigeria....

And Jesus wept.

NOETHNICITY:
Ohhh my God!!

We are in the 21st century, for God’s sake! Relying on manual labor to produce food will not solve our problems. What we need is advanced mechanized farming technology.

Many of you who criticize the government would struggle just as much if given power because you lack the knowledge and skills needed to solve real problems.

Even in the advance world,where they have access to modern agricultural equipments and merchineries,they still engaged prisoners in farm labour.

Good idea. Give prisoners an option to work. Create sewing factories and others in prisons. For those that work, let them earn 20% of the regular income and give it to them when they get released. At least prisoners will be of use to existence rather than wasting away.
This still happens in countries like China and prisons don't just take, they make income.

Kobojunkie:
That is what should be happening all across Africa. In many prisons across the world, prisoners are mined for free labor in exchange for a reduction in sentence,and this is something that ought to be happening the most in Africa. But unfortunately, Africans aren't ready to lift themselves and their nation out of poverty.

One of the very few times you actually made sense

Kobojunkie:
That is what should be happening all across Africa. In many prisons across the world, prisoners are mined for free labor in exchange for a reduction in sentence,and this is something that ought to be happening the most in Africa. But unfortunately, Africans aren't ready to lift themselves and their nation out of poverty.

say what you know.
The prisoners that are used for such are those who are not deemed dangerous, close to parole or about to end there sentence etc. Nigeria and most African States do not have those large secured farms like it used to be in the olden days. Forcing a prisoner to labour is called slavery, then when I was at Madonna University Elele 2007 I did see prisoners wearing blue uniforms working at Elele Prison Farm while transiting from Portharcourt to Elele for academic and I'm sure they still have practice.

This young man will transform Burkina Faso into a great country, I can't wait to see all that.

Kudos

An African leader finally learned from the El Salvadorian's president!

I love this!

This is commendable. Thousands of Prisoners scattered all over Nigerian prisons should be able to work and contribute back to the society and not just sit and do nothing.

OgaTheTop2:
Good initiative... That country will prosper in no time.


As for Nigeria....

That's used to be the case in Nigeria before. I don't know what changed.

Prisoners in Nigeria are doing it
Place like Kaduna state
I remember my years back then

xprojectlive:
What can Nigeria learn from this?





https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LdFEYnbycGc

this is what happens when you have a true leader

xprojectlive:
What can Nigeria learn from this?





https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LdFEYnbycGc

good one. Way forward… food go surplus

All those repentant terrorist should be put to work in farms.

10yrs imprisonment with hard labour
It exists in Nigeria, I don't know the process though

It means abundance of food in the nearest future

There is nothing new about this. In Nigeria, you can also hire prisoners to do farm work. They are cheaper, and it provides them with an opportunity to earn extra cash. However, prison officials only allow prisoners who are almost done with their jail term, so they are less likely to attempt running away. There is always an officer on the farm to supervise and coordinate them. In my town, as far back as 15 years ago, people regularly hired them.

Right way to go. Make them productive and when they leave prison they are already skilled. It won't happen in Nigeria. Bunch of clueless and arrogant beings.

fortunez1:
✓ say what you know.
The prisoners that are used for such are those who are not deemed dangerous, close to parole or about to end there sentence etc. Nigeria and most African States do not have those large secured farms like it used to be in the olden days. Forcing a prisoner to labour is called slavery, then when I was at Madonna University Elele 2007 I did see prisoners wearing blue uniforms working at Elele Prison Farm while transiting from Portharcourt to Elele for academic and I'm sure they still have practice.

Stop lying! 🙄🙄🙄🙄

Celestialsword:
It's the criminals that allowed criminal have access into power,

Stop telling yourselves these lies. The complacency of the populace where their own lives and futures lie is to blame for what is Nigeria today.

Kobojunkie:
Stop telling yourselves these lies. The complacency of the populace where their own lives and futures lie is to blame for what is Nigeria today.

Everyone lives and grew up in a society where the value system is 'winner takes it all ' where mediocrity is adorable than hardwork.

This has snowball into leadership and management of national resources.

Hence, the system is in a rotten state.

With all that is going on in that country, 10 to 20 years from now Nigerians will queue for visa to Burkinafaso.

Celestialsword:
Everyone lives and grew up in a society where the value system is 'winner takes it all ' where mediocrity is adorable than hardwork. This has snowball into leadership and management of national resources. Hence, the system is in a rotten state.

I don't follow at all!

A very wise approach.

They must be productive whether as free men or as inmates.

xprojectlive:
What can Nigeria learn from this?





https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LdFEYnbycGc

That's good, other countries should emulate this

xprojectlive:
What can Nigeria learn from this?





https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LdFEYnbycGc

Exactly, let them work for another eat

Plz God help Burkina Faso succeed, put your hedge of protection around that young Lengend. Amen!!!

Laudable initiative. We have been advocating for the replication of similar initiative in Nigeria Prisons as a way of combating food crisis and malnutrition in Nigeria Prisons. The prisoners should grow their vegetables, cultivate other crops and rear animals for their consumption in the prison. [qquote author=Kobojunkie post=134231541] That is what should be happening all across Africa. In many prisons across the world, prisoners are mined for free labor in exchange for a reduction in sentence,and this is something that ought to be happening the most in Africa. But unfortunately, Africans aren't ready to lift themselves and their nation out of poverty. [/quote]