This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria - Agriculture - Nairaland
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| This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by blamingthedevil(op): 4:47pm On Aug 03 |
This Kenyan left his country to come start a farm in Oyo State, Nigeria. Foreigners are quietly seizing the opportunities average Nigerians refuse to take.
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| Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by lordm(m): 5:17pm On Aug 03 |
Yet the average Nigerian doesn't see how blessed our country is |
| Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by x123xlolls(m): 5:18pm On Aug 03 |
I've watched a movie on mbc2 with cannon (the old big gun) the film is certain its from the 90s, I cant remember its name, but I need it badly. The movie shows army/people with no uniform transporting the equipment from far distance to another town to battle. I think through desert, may be |
| Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by jordyspices: 5:19pm On Aug 03 |
Nice hope South Africa can learn a thing or two from these nigeria to the world |
| Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by frank417: 5:19pm On Aug 03 |
Show how many left Nigeria to Kenya to start a profitable business and let's check data. |
| Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by ZombieTERROR: 5:20pm On Aug 03 |
May God keep him safe I don't trust this administration amid rising insecurity |
| Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by kiddaz: 5:20pm On Aug 03 |
lordm:They rather chase magic money and Yahoo+ while overlooking this true wealth opportunity that will span into generations long after they're gone if managed properly |
| Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by makavalley(m): 5:22pm On Aug 03*. Modified: 9:02pm On Aug 03 |
Nobody is threatening to chase the foreigner away that's to tell you Nigerians are hospitable to foreigners and strangers but if its South Africa now you know the rest of the story |
| Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by Heffalump(m): 5:22pm On Aug 03 |
Tinubu's data boys will soon start listing this as success of his administration. I've never seen people as daft as these crazy elements. So awkward in mentality to keep a thieving machine in circulation. Shior ![]() |
| Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by MEGAWATCH: 5:23pm On Aug 03 |
I fear for his life..... People who has the land are running away, did he asked questions before coming there? I don't want to hear stories that touch...... 😀😀😀 |
| Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by LordLicifer(m): 5:23pm On Aug 03 |
Until hersdmen and their cows visits his so called farm then he wili regret the day he entered Naigeeeria |
| Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by thesicilian: 5:23pm On Aug 03 |
Nigerians are also going to other African countries to start up businesses so I don't see what the big deal is. |
| Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by Eba50: 5:24pm On Aug 03 |
just do farming in benue or taraba make una see fertile, vast land |
| Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by Dancebreaker: 5:24pm On Aug 03 |
Thank God, the herdsmen have left him alone. The veg looks very nice. |
| Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by thesicilian: 5:25pm On Aug 03 |
frank417:You can go and check Kenyan websites. This one is here because it's happening in Nigeria |
| Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by MilestoneMillet: 5:26pm On Aug 03 |
This demonstrate that when Nigeria picks up and foreigners, seeing the opportunities start coming, we shouldn't blame them. Kudos to him, and I hope he thrives in Nigeria.. Agriculture is the future!! |
| Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by ytdivine(m): 5:27pm On Aug 03 |
Chinese and other nationals are trooping down to Nigeria while Nigerians in their blind state of mind are japaing. The opportunities in Nigeria is ernamous, but unfortunately, only few can see them. |
| Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by matuskyoo7(m): 5:30pm On Aug 03 |
What an eye opener...this is lovely |
| Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by ElSudani: 5:31pm On Aug 03 |
lordm:They know but they want to become rich with as little effort as possible. Like trading forex and crypto currencies. We now have a symbiotic relationship with these set of Nigerians and crooked politicians who continue to convince them and also exploit their ignorance that only the government can can solve their problems. I can bet my last kobo that the Kenyan guy will make millions and end up employing Nigerians to work for him. |
| Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by bigdammyj: 5:33pm On Aug 03 |
Noted. Congratulations to him, he has found his own greener pasture. |
| Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by Nice2023(m): 5:35pm On Aug 03 |
Heffalump:Hahahahahah. U know them very well. |
| Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by Mindlog: 5:36pm On Aug 03 |
Nice one. Kenyans are very good at horticulture. |
| Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by Adeoye11(m): 5:36pm On Aug 03 |
You are making it seems like he left Kenya with kobo . You give me like 5million or a land for lease and See me do wonders in this country. But pls make sure the land is fenced o. |
| Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by wonlasewonimi: 5:37pm On Aug 03 |
Now they have exposed him to bandits on tiktok |
| Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by KayB: 5:38pm On Aug 03 |
Nigeria has no business with food insecurity if farming is given the right attention in Nigeria from both the citizens and the government |
| Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by Stephen0mozzy: 5:39pm On Aug 03 |
makavalley:We once chased Ghanaians away 😝. But of course, Nigerians all over the world are know as a happy and accommodating people. It's just sad that the evil elements amongst us repeatedly carried out their vile acts that made host countries ascribe evil activities with our name. |
| Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by BigYash: 5:40pm On Aug 03 |
lordm:Ogo shvt up e. Do you know how many farmers left their farm land because of the menace of herdsmen and kidnappers? Do you know how many farmers are dead already by this insecurity in the country? This guy is doing well,good. But you saying an average Nigerian doesn't see how blessed the country in agriculture, is trash.. |
| Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by spiSeyi: 5:42pm On Aug 03 |
lordm:Did you realize that she came with Kenyan Shillings which is way higher and more valuable than the Naira if she convert it to come and invest and probably a single digit loan from Kenyan. Stop blaming Nigerians bcs most wanted to do this but our problem in this country is poverty and hyper inflation . Just imagine starting a farm in Nigeria with up to 27% interest loan which the bank will be expecting repayment in up to the next 3 months . Nigerians aren't lazy but most have been rendered incapable because of currency devaluation and unfriendly economy policies ![]()
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| Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by Nice2023(m): 5:44pm On Aug 03 |
I am also thinking of starting a plantain plantation in Abia state some day. The market is inexhaustible especially in the east where people buy a lot of roasted plaintan and yam in that part of the world. Nigeria is actually a land of opportunities and the major snag we have is the lack of govt incentives to help the young who are interested in this business. |
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