tosinjay:

Like i said earlier, i don't even buy the idea of risking so much on perishables but that doesn't mean it's not genuine. Right from when i read it i could relate with the story because just about 2 weeks earlier i knew how my elder sis on visiting her family was complaining how a lot was spent on just little stew, and now it's rather 400% more expensive than then that my mum says most vendors no more even dare sell due to the price, chill and let's get the adventurous story from him, E no ask anybody for money sef.

bobkezel:

and how does my attacking him affect you? I mustn't agree to his trash.

free ymodulus abeg, you are busy ranting up and down like a woman in her heat period, has he conned you before?....even if he was suicidal in the past, that does not imply that he is dubious, that must have been his low-side as a human or probably he was depressed and even at that he didnt conned anybody, you have been noticed, now run along and leave ymodulus alone, several peeps have done business with ymodulus without any complain, you are beginning to sound pained and jealous at the young mans exploit in the tomatoes business, abeg make you vamoose and leave trash for lawma, you have been noticed, your attack is becoming nauseating, callous and cheap blackmail....arrant nonsense

bobkezel:

what more evidence do you need after this trash he posted here. It is very deceptive, follow at your own risk.

mediamataz:


your very funny I know ymodulus personally
so investing at my own risk is my prerogative
next he never asked anyone to invest if he did quote and show me and everyone.
Lastly I cant remember if my life time when I have been duped and that was a phone and I got the phone back.

bobkezel:

let me ask you. Do you really believe that trash he posted there?

x240:


Leave all of them make them dey feed us with inaccurate information like say we never Waka pass lagos. Markurdi to Ogoja alone is more than 4 to 5hours. Ogoja to Ikom with the terrible bad roads last I passed through there was up to 5hours. We left Ogoja around 7pm and got to ikom around 2am. Poor visibility and the rains also contributed to it though

mediamataz:


answer my own questions first......have you been scammed by ymodulus before in anyway?

bobkezel:
quote where i called him a scammer and i will answer you.

bobkezel:


atimes i wonder if people really think with their brains or anus. How can someone post this trash and people swallow it hook, line and sinker. I blame the moderators in part for not scrutinizing trashes before it gets to front page. That was how that same guy (ymodulus) posted one trash here about him commiting suicide, he gave step by step details about how he wanted to commit suicide and people were all over here ranting ''we should save him'', and running helter skelter to save him. He always gang up with his cohorts to deceive gullible people. He is a habitual con man and lair. He is 23, and he is worth over N100m and upon all his wisdom and all thriving businesses he could delve or invest into, he chose a tomato. Had it been he mentioned canning of tomatoes, i would have forced myself a bit to believe his trash. He is a blo0dy liar and i pity those that are gonna fall prey to him.

mediamataz:


let me show you now where you said he is a scammer/con man
Read what you wrote above
"he is a habitual con man".

kayjegs:
Nice read. I have discussed something like this before and I have a thread which has helped many people understand this:

https://www.nairaland.com/1163912/funds-not-business-actually-need

I have also always maintained that there is a huge demand for all these products. However, my approach was that people should plant these vegetables including tomatoes in Nigeria and make more profit. Imagine, you planting the tomatoes and then selling instead of importing it. Ymodulus has done good for himself and I like his business mind. I will implore that he gets a land and start cultivating this product here in Nigeria together with his import and later when his farm is sustainable, he can reduce the import. In this way, the money stays within Nigeria and helps the economy. And all other youthful mind wanting to jump into this business must think this way...What if I can plant this crop myself?. My thread has explained the potentials and how any type of tomatoes can grow in any part of the world. It was something we did in our little garden in Ondo State with just little fertilizer, our tomatoes were bigger than most bigger tomatoes in the market and for a year we had continuous supply of tomatoes. I explained all these in my thread. You can also read of other business ideas; areas untapped that people can go into. Not everybody can go into the commodity business. No matter how good Ymodulus explains to you, you can't understand until you start and feel it yourself. I did some business years ago in the area of bringing down yams from the North to sell in Lagos and so on. I had to learn the risks when losing and then gained afterwards. In short, please let us encourage Nigerian produce....let the planting begin. Check the thread for other areas you can tap.

MaziOmenuko:


Preserving tomatoes in Nigeria is 'rocket-science'. Considering the Nigerian factor, freezing at sub-zero and noob-saibot temperature is almost impossible, unless you have a market that will pay N500 for a single tomato fruit after the freezing.

izikjon:
Our experience. Live and ongoing.


Ymodulus & izikjon

mediamataz:


look at who is trying to play words with me mumu
A grifter/con man and scammer all do the same job
check your dictionary for the meaning of the three word and understand them intently.
it's just like telling me the word scammer and "419er" in the layman's language don't depict the same thing.
Note : in English your no match for me....

bobkezel:

look at this small one o. Who wan contest with u for english. I have not yet started with you and u ar already running helter skelter. You are already bragging about english match. Abegi park one side, i never see people wey stand, e come be cripple wey i go see. Mtchewww.

x240:


Leave all of them make them dey feed us with inaccurate information like say we never Waka pass lagos. Markurdi to Ogoja alone is more than 4 to 5hours. Ogoja to Ikom with the terrible bad roads last I passed through there was up to 5hours. We left Ogoja around 7pm and got to ikom around 2am. Poor visibility and the rains also contributed to it though

ExplicitContent:
Markudi to ikom is not a 3-4 hrs drive miss

Mcleo007:
Instead of tapping into the genuinety of the op, some are hating on him. Why not get a life outside of Nairaland. This Is a very young man, raking in good cash flow. We need more like him. He inspired me into the business line I'm in today. I employ people now.