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Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by ElSudani: 5:47pm On Aug 03
BigYash:
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..
Basically, we've been having herdsmen problems since decades ago. Because this problem started decades ago.
I know a doctor who sold his clinic to Japa to unknown and uncertain future. When you ask them why they will tell you they are trying to secure the future of their children, really.
There's always and excuse and unfortunately for many it doesn't always work out as planned.
Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by FSBoperator: 5:47pm On Aug 03
What he didn't say is that Kenya has been experiencing a multi decade drought for the past 40ys and that the current WEF appointed structureless govt that came to power last 4ys has done everything in its power to destroy small farmers in Kenya.

First , they signed into law a similar water bill which the Buhari govt was pushing but could not get through the Senate . That bill consolidated all waterways and underground waters as property of the govt. It also ensured that all setback lands adjourning rivers and streams became property of the Kenyan federal govt. Thereby seeing to many Kenyan small farmers who depended on irrigation from these streams and rivers evicted from their lands.

Next, the govt banned fertilizers and pesticide imports as being bad for the environment. The outcome of this is obvious as the few farmers that still operate are finding it very difficult to produce good yield due to the ban on fertilizers and pesticides.

Lastly, the govt decided to open the Kenyan market to GMO foods thereby flooding the Kenyan market with unhealthy and cheap imported crap.

This is the reason this man is here on Nigeria because we have no droughts and all that bs policies from the WEF and dumping of GMO foods is not in any allowed.
Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by Atlantis585: 5:48pm On Aug 03
makavalley:
Nobody is threatening to chase the foreigner away that's t9 tell you Nigerians are hospitable to foreigners and strangers but of its South Africa now you know the rest
Let’s remove the log in our eye before removing a speck from another person eye.

The same people that keep telling fellow Nigerians to go back to their regions are here celebrating foreigners in their region.

What an irony.
Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by Krankhead: 5:51pm On Aug 03
jordyspices:
Nice hope South Africa can learn a thing or two from these nigeria to the world
You too can learn from.it and go into farming. I have mine
Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by TEYA: 5:52pm On Aug 03
blamingthedevil:
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.



Nigerian youths, the Kenyans are begining to take our jabs! Let's chase them out.
Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by ppogba: 5:52pm On Aug 03
frank417:
Show how many left Nigeria to Kenya to start a profitable business and let's check data.
Every topic is not about dick measurement.

Perhaps, your level of exposure which is abysmally poor will not let you know there are Nigerians doing businesses in African countries even poorer than Kenya.

Dey dia dey wait for data.
Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by JuanDeDios: 5:55pm On Aug 03
lordm:
Yet the average Nigerian doesn't see how blessed our country is
They do. Just that those who want to farm or explore other opportunities don't have money. Those who have money are politically connected and aren't interested. Our is a society where it's difficult to raise capital because nobody can trust anybody.
Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by Mrexcell(m): 5:56pm On Aug 03
Interesting he is not even scared of encountering the notorious fulaniherdsmen that destroys farmlands all over nigeria.
Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by Mrexcell(m): 5:59pm On Aug 03
lordm:
Yet the average Nigerian doesn't see how blessed our country is
Will u blame them when so many of them have either been killed or their farmlands destroyed by herdsmen without any reason.
Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by muyico(m): 5:59pm On Aug 03
Good place to be
Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by StreetFight: 5:59pm On Aug 03
lordm:
Yet the average Nigerian doesn't see how blessed our country is
.

Lazy youths who studied Agricultural Science, Crop Science, Agricultural Engineering, e.t.c. are all lining up at the bank to be employed as Tellers. Even Ruffian Useni who studied Animal Husbandry, has turned to fake journalist at Arise TV
Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by lordm(m): 6:01pm On Aug 03
See your mentality.
spiSeyi:
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 sad
Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by PepeXKermit: 6:02pm On Aug 03
Hope he has the right papers? Otherwise, he should go beck!
Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by enemyofprogress: 6:02pm On Aug 03
Na AI jo
Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by Osariemen12: 6:07pm On Aug 03
Oyo of all places? That may end up being the worst decision in his life. He should relocate his farm to my dear Edo State. If not for security reasons, northern Nigeria would have been the best place; southeast is another good choice. Anywhere near southwest is a NO for me.
Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by ghettochild(m): 6:09pm On Aug 03
We are not a xenophobic country… if na South Africa u will be hearing he’s taking our jab.. go BEK to ur country
Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by frank417:
ppogba:
Every topic is not about dick measurement.

Perhaps, your level of exposure which is abysmally poor will not let you know there are Nigerians doing businesses in African countries even poorer than Kenya.

Dey dia dey wait for data.
Fragile, I love your frustration grin

Bye.
Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by henkey: 6:30pm On Aug 03
This is not News.

I know about 3 Nigerian who are into Commercial Farming in Cameroun
Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by edogu(m): 6:43pm On Aug 03
Wow! I love this. His accent doesn't even sound like a Kenyan. Agriculture (commercial) remains the future.
Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by Lifestone(m): 6:45pm On Aug 03
MEGAWATCH:
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......


😀😀😀
He's been in Nigeria for 9years! We are our worst enemy. Anyway Nigeria brand is for all of us. If you keep messing up with it, it's going to affect you one day too
Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by Lifestone(m): 6:46pm On Aug 03
ghettochild:
We are not a xenophobic country… if na South Africa u will be hearing he’s taking our jab.. go BEK to ur country
He's taking our Laaand
Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by Alliswell248: 6:55pm On Aug 03
frank417:
Show how many left Nigeria to Kenya to start a profitable business and let's check data.
Why should I leave here for Kenya?

Only online noisemakers does that.

Enemies of Nigeria
Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by Alliswell248: 6:57pm On Aug 03
De
Osariemen12:
Oyo of all places? That may end up being the worst decision in his life. He should relocate his farm to my dear Edo State. If not for security reasons, northern Nigeria would have been the best place; southeast is another good choice. Anywhere near southwest is a NO for me.
You are mistaken Oyo for abia.
Oyó is still safer than all the south East States
Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by snowball11(m): 7:00pm On Aug 03
lordm:
Yet the average Nigerian doesn't see how blessed our country is
And who said the average Nigerian doesn't know how blessed the country is or whether farming is important? Is it not insecurity in the country that is making them to abandoned their farmlands all over the country?
Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by free2ryhme: 7:04pm On Aug 03
blamingthedevil:
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.



Na everything una wan tale do content? Una no dey get secret

Make dem no go kidnap the poor farmer for ransom
Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by VaginaAcademic: 7:12pm On Aug 03
This is how South Africans see Nigerians in their country. Nigerians would do jobs South Africans won't touch with a long pole and cry later that the Nigerians are taking their jobs and women 😂😂
Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by phineas: 7:14pm On Aug 03
Kenyans have always done bussiness freely in Nigeria,loved by their neighbours, ask how they reciprocate in Kenya.

Nigeria needs to ensure every east african doing any work here has the right papers for that work. Its the principle of reciprocity. Was it not here on nairaland the make up bussiness person desrcibed how she was jailed for up to 2 years for doing bussiness with the wrong documents,they could simply have deported her.


Nigeria should create systems to identify and address other Africans doing business here ,like they do to our people.
Re: This Kenyan Left His Country To Start A Farm In Oyo State, Nigeria by Oba1ni(m): 7:23pm On Aug 03
I am seriously missing MBC2 and its sister's stations.

When we have a new administration come 2027 Nsha Allah, light will be stable.

x123xlolls:
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 spiSeyi: 7:24pm On Aug 03
lordm:
See your mentality.
The reality if it's that easy what is stopping you.
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