₦airaland Forum

Edygrin:
I don't understand how some people reason, how is transferring someone money a scam, who exactly did I scam? or does scan have another meaning, the person I sent the money received it but you're calling me a scammer, who exactly did I scam?

BItt:
Yes I do, it's cassava processing into chips which are delivered to companies that buy and convert it into different products

APOPTOSIS:
That's amazing. Do you have ample knowledge of the business?
And what would it require to start small....
Finance and material wise?
If I may ask, are u male of female?

Edygrin:
I don't understand how some people reason, how is transferring someone money a scam, who exactly did I scam? or does scam have another meaning, the person I sent the money received it but you're calling me a scammer, who exactly did I scam?

I don't have to send everyone money to prove any point, tomorrow I'll be going through the thread again to pick someone else, not because you asked me to but because I want to help and for the OP there's something for you too

APOPTOSIS:
That's amazing. Do you have ample knowledge of the business?
And what would it require to start small....
Finance and material wise?
If I may ask, are u male of female?

Sandralight:
I hope I get lucky Sir, any amount will literally change life 🙏

Edygrin:
Send a mail

Edygrin:
Send a mail

Edygrin:
I don't understand how some people reason, how is transferring someone money a scam, who exactly did I scam? or does scam have another meaning, the person I sent the money received it but you're calling me a scammer, who exactly did I scam?

I blocked him because I detest bad energy.

I don't have to send everyone money to prove any point, tomorrow I'll be going through the thread again to pick someone else, not because you asked me to but because I want to help and for the OP there's something for you too

guobe:
Who needs a million naira and why do you need it.
Someone might just see your comment and decide to help out.
An angel has once sent me something huge here on nairaland.
Keep hope alive .
God 🙌. I need it to buy solar pump for my fish and pig farm business.....expenses for fuel no dey easy

guobe:
Who needs a million naira and why do you need it.
Someone might just see your comment and decide to help out.
An angel has once sent me something huge here on nairaland.
Keep hope alive .
God 🙌.
I need it to buy solar pump for my fish and pig farm business.....expenses for fuel no dey easy

guobe:
Who needs a million naira and why do you need it.
Someone might just see your comment and decide to help out.
An angel has once sent me something huge here on nairaland.
Keep hope alive .
God 🙌. I need it to buy solar pump for my fish and pig farm business

rashfat:
Unemployment and food insecurity are major challenges facing all regions of Nigeria. According to the National Bureau of Statistics, Nigeria’s unemployment rate reached 33.3% in 2020, with youth unemployment at a particularly high rate of 42.5%. This widespread unemployment exacerbates poverty and leads many individuals to seek unsafe alternatives, such as fraudulent practices and many other criminal activities, the consumption of poultry products preserved with carcinogenic substances and these hazardous imports threaten public health and undermine local food production. Simultaneously, Nigeria struggles with a shortfall in local fish production, leaving the population reliant on costly, often unsafe imported fish.
If get reasonable amount of support i seek to address these critical issues by providing comprehensive training in poultry farming, fish farming, and crop cultivation. This will not only empower individuals to create sustainable livelihoods but also improve local food security and safety.
The primary beneficiaries of this initiative will be unemployed youth, local farmers, and communities vulnerable to food insecurity. By equipping participants with the necessary skills and resources to establish their own poultry, fish, and crop farms, we will foster job creation and reduce the dependency on imported food products.
Participants will benefit directly through skill development, access to starter kits such as chicks, fish hatchlings, seeds, and post-training mentorship, enabling them to launch their own agribusinesses. Additionally, communities will see a direct improvement in food safety and a reduction in the health risks associated with consuming smuggled poultry products. Ultimately, this initiative will contribute to economic growth, enhance food security, and help create a more resilient agricultural sector.
My commitment is to reduce unemployment and food insecurity in communities in Abeokuta North Local Government Area and its environs by providing training and resources to individuals in poultry farming, fish farming, and crop cultivation. Through this initiative, we will empower local residents to start their own sustainable agricultural businesses, helping them become self-sufficient and reducing the reliance on unsafe, smuggled food products. We will implement the commitment in two phases: training and establishment. In the first phase, we will offer intensive, hands-on training that covers farm management, best practices, and the safe handling of poultry, fish, and crops. Training will take place over 6-12 months, with expert trainers leading the sessions. Participants will gain practical skills, learn how to avoid contamination, and understand the economic and business aspects of running a farm.
In the second phase, we will provide starter kits such as chicks, fish hatchlings, seeds to each participant to help them establish their own ventures. Additionally, we will offer mentorship and business support to ensure they can successfully launch and sustain their farms. Challenges include logistical difficulties in sourcing materials, ensuring long-term access to mentorship, and overcoming potential resistance to new farming techniques. However, by partnering with local experts, agricultural organizations, and government bodies, we aim to address these obstacles.
I will contribute my knowledge of local agriculture and project management, as well as my network of agricultural experts, trainers, and partners who will provide hands-on expertise. We would also secure access to training materials, starter kits, and mentorship resources, including experts from the local farming community and agricultural organizations. Additionally, I will bring experience in coordinating similar initiatives and securing the necessary support.

Noblechykk:
If I see one million naira, I will buy a good recording mixer for my movie shoot

guobe:
Who needs a million naira and why do you need it.
Someone might just see your comment and decide to help out.
An angel has once sent me something huge here on nairaland.
Keep hope alive .
God

bola4dprec:
2 Million for roofing moniepoint 8020879256 I will be surprised if you can do it

2cribz:
1m has no value as of today, I've spent over 450k this month.i hate poverty. U r not even saying 50m.
Fu c k u

Samueltemi337:
Should I drop account for 50m sir?

2cribz:
Oya na

Larryfest:
Bro make I drop too?