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BeingFrank:
Some Of Them Are So Used To Begging, Demanding And Feeling Every Guy In The World Owe Them. Such Girls, Even If You Give Them A Decent Job, They'll Prefer Waiting And Demanding For Free And Sharp Cash. Unfortunately, They Fail To Ask Themselves This Question, " For How Long Will This Slaying Business Last?" As The Younger Girls Keep Growing Fast To Kick Them Out Of Their Current Positions. To The Reasonable Ones Out There, Your Actions Determine Your Worth, Your Worth Determines The Type Of Guys That Come Into Your Life.

i wish dey have d brains to comprehend ur words. Seriously our ladies today r lazy, some r in their 30s and still slaying. Their slaying lifestyle has robbed many of potential husband.
No man wants to marry olosho they would praise and appreciate ur beauty but non of them would ever want to settle with a liability.
As for me i will always say this; " i want a wife not a model".

Bro d best is to start small. I started small.... Today i invest based on projected returns. Dont waste ur time and money in tryin to start big. Agriculture is very lucrative.

Opinionated:
By Yakubu Jimoh

To my Nigerian sisters, stop pursuing white collar jobs, go for agriculture. Start something and do something, stop blaming the government or lack of funds.

Instead of buying Brazilian hair, fixing nails, buying big phones and costly dresses, minimize your spending, go into farming.

Take action today and see how supports will roll in.

www.opinions.ng/nigerian-slay-queens-embrace-agriculture/

Why didn't you open up this advice to everyone in general instead of making it look like an attack on women? You are this wise but you still have a boss, you're still an employee, so where is the credibility? Empower yourself and all the women in your family first. Uche onise

namet:
The mindset that agriculture (or creation of food products) is for some unsophisticated woman in the village is a societal issue, not just the women folk.

It stems from the colonial era, where those who worked with the Whites in an office setting saw themselves better off than the rest of the population, which at the time labored in the fields; the only real work available at the time.

Sadly today, graduates think they can only work an office job, that agriculture is for the undegreed folks. This way of thinking must stop. Our society is not advanced hence, no office jobs are available.

Governments should recruit people not to sit in offices and be unproductive. Some civil servants can work in plantation farms and, really, states should convert all unused lands into plantations so we can feed ourselves and create jobs. Imagine the millions of direct labor jobs that would be created if this is done. Governors should explore this.

Indeed, every capable Nigerian with access to land should use it to create food products. Farming is for all, not for women only.

@the bolded. Indeed, you have raised a very vital point. It is the hydra headed monster that breeds pride and make the opportuned literates look down on the illiterates as if they are nothing. Sadly most people's brain have been colonized in this line of thought, whether they are educated or not. And this philosophy cannot be easily defeated.

Emotionss:
Na today When they are busy with bb naijab and Telemundo

which one is Telemundo

why is it only slay queens??,what about guys,are all guys busy or working,why cant yahoo guys go into agriculture??instead of scamming people.i dnt knw what you guys have against slay queens

Opinionated:
By Yakubu Jimoh

Recently, I was given a task by my boss to find out some certain things on agriculture. As I was doing the research, I learnt many things and discovered a lot. I started with Rwanda, because I am going to the eastern part of Africa. I discovered 2 sisters, Fidelis Karangwa and Consolata Nakure who have been doing great in agriculture. When they finished from university, they saved some money for creating jobs themselves while still having paid employment.


They had the dream to become farmers, they went to Kigali Farms to recieve training on cultivating mushroom. They tried in the first instance, they failed but they kepy trying till they were successful. They have made a name for themselves in Kigali and are training youths and local farmers on mushroom farming. Presently, they have empowered and employed 10 people.

I look forward to visiting them in Kigali.

They succeeded due to 3 reasons:

1. Determination: They were determined to become farmers, some family and friends tried to discourage them. Luckily for them, their dad was supportive of thier dream. Papa was supporting them with finance and advice, they were determined.

2. Commitment: These 2 sisters were committed and serious in becoming latest agricpreneur in Rwanda, they were never discouraged by thier gender status. They never saw themselves as slay queens or big ladies, they knew what they want to achieve.

3. Patience: Thier mushroom failed in the first instance, they didn’t give up, They went to another training and their patience and persistence later paid off for them.

I want to commend President Paul Kagame of Rwanda for keying into agriculture, 75% Of Rwandans are farmers. This is what they are using to build thier nation and economy after the 1994 Genocide. They are doing great in mushroom, tea and coffee.

To my Nigerian sisters, stop pursuing white collar jobs, go for agriculture. Start something and do something, stop blaming the government or lack of funds.

Instead of buying Brazilian hair, fixing nails, buying big phones and costly dresses, minimize your spending, go into farming.

Take action today and see how supports will roll in.

https://www.opinions.ng/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/1459249126two-sisters_20180312120149745.jpg

www.opinions.ng/nigerian-slay-queens-embrace-agriculture/

This is baseless.

Acidosis:
Please and please, if you're not doing agriculture on a large scale, it is not worth the time and effort.


If what you have in that plate is all you harvested, then I'm SORRY, it is not worth your time.

Dont mind them, many of them shouting "Agriculture" up amd down cant even do a plot of land farming successfully.

Telling an average person to go into agriculture withiout adequate technical orientaion is a wickedness and an attempt to impoverish the person.

I pity person wey buhari and his children (Fulani herdsmen from Libya) will kill for farm. U beta comot there

real source from writers profile on Facebook https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1590351221050502&id=100002269179798

modernWays:
Don't mind them, many of them shouting "Agriculture" up and down cant even do a plot of land farming successfully .


Telling an average person to go into agriculture without adequate technical orientation is a wickedness and an attempt to impoverish the person.

You will collaborate sir.

Very true and I understand this way of thinking has become a norm, sorta our culture now. The fact, though, is that it affects some ethnic groups/ states more than others.

I like Northerners for this. It is why they are the ones producing food, which Southerners think are dumb and backward for doing so. The fact, however, is that civil service states - that is, states that import every food item are not only lazy, they're the slowpokes and they are the ones who are less sophisticated.

How can you buy everything, when you can produce some yourself. Akwa Ibom is guilty of this. The state is very fertile but they produce zilg, zero, nada. I mean nothing! Everyone there wants to work in the civil service.

Drive through Itu/Calabar road and see vast greenland wasting away. That whole stretch of land should be a plantation for all sorts of food produce. But everyone seems to be sitting in their asses waiting for the governor to share oil monies to them. Our state of mind is very sad, indeed!

sharpwriter:
@the bolded. Indeed, you have raised a very vital point. It is the hydra headed monster that breeds pride and make the opportuned literates look down on the illiterates as if they are nothing. Sadly most people's brain have been colonized in this line of thought, whether they are educated or not. And this philosophy cannot be easily defeated.