₦airaland Forum

webbro007:
Go Get Ur PVC And Any Country's
Visa Of Ur Choice..In 2019, It's Either
Buhari Leaves Or We Leave

chriskosherbal:
The president has spoken again


"Go to the farm and earn respect ".

#NofarmNorespect

Skmoda360:
I so much hate that buhari for spewing trash against youth the other day and still he is still ranting again.....God punish you buhari wherever you fvcking at.

Ecstasy154:
By Nwafor Sunday

President Muhammadu Buhari on Tuesday urged Nigerian youths to maximise opportunities in agriculture, noting that ‘agriculture’ is the future of the country that will provide them with everything they need including respect.

Speaking at Blair House, Washington DC, the President at a meeting with the Chief Executive Officers of six American agricultural companies and their Nigerian counterparts including Aliko Dangote and John Coumantaros, again lamented the challenges of the country’s youth bulge, with sixty per cent of the population below 30 years.

Buhari reiterated the need to assist Nigerian youths to access opportunities in agriculture, saying that ‘Agriculture is proving to be the bedrock of the nation’s new economy’ he said.

In his words, “We realized, rather belatedly that we ought to have been investing in agriculture. We are now aiming at food security because of our large population. Our youths, the ones who have gone to school and even those that have not, should go to the farm, to earn respect for themselves.

“Agriculture is providing jobs for millions of our citizens and we are doing well towards the attainment of food security and jobs. The media may not appreciate the work we are doing but we will shock them by the success we are recording.”

President Buhari welcomed the several investment proposals being put in place by the Americans and their Nigerian counterparts.

Details later:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/05/go-farm-earn-respect-buhari-tells-nigerian-youths/

saintol:
Mr President, everyone can not be a farmer but some of us can be. There are many graduates who studied agric related courses and some of these graduates really wanna practise what they have studied. But since those that even studied various agric related courses don't even have somewhere to practise, how are we even sure that those who didn't study those agric related courses will even get. Most of the people holding political posts get unnecessary allowances. Instead of the government to first ensure that all the unnecessary allowances are cut such that enough funds can be used to do the necessary things. Or do you want to tell us that there is no money in this country for that? There are arable lands in so many states in this country that can be used for various agricultural practices. You can create a farm settlement programme such that each state can have at least an agricultural produce that it will invest on. Even if you make fund available for agriculture, how many of these graduates will eventually have access to it. The corrupt elements of which most are politician would have shared larger percentage of the fund, thereby diverting the fund to do so many useless things before it even get to them, that is if it gets to them . Imagine a governor naming many hectares of land that could have been used for reasonable agricultural programme "Buhari Estate", and wants to sell a plot of land at very exorbitant price. Did you not commission it? You leaders are our major problem in this country. Once a programme does not add money to your already existing "embezzled money", you leaders will never really support it. But if it will, then you will give it a full support. Majority of you leaders only go after your selfish interest, you hardly have interest of the nation as a whole at heart. Even if the youths want to go into agriculture, how many of them can afford a plot of land or get access to the machines that they will be needed for mechanized farming. So in my opinion, I think you, your governors, ministers and those at the national assembly should sit down and talk some senses into your heads.

deomelllo:
Sadly, lazy Nigerian youths don't want to get their hands dirty, they want easy money, easy success, they want o drive jeep, they want to own house in Lekki, Abuja and in the village.

We've had so many bad leaders and bad policies, but the average Nigerian youth is not ready for prime time either.

tociano009:
yusuf should first go and farm, he should return back to Daura on your half hectare cow farm, Madman with an empty brain,



Sowore2019

Ecstasy154:
By Nwafor Sunday

President Muhammadu Buhari on Tuesday urged Nigerian youths to maximise opportunities in agriculture, noting that ‘agriculture’ is the future of the country that will provide them with everything they need including respect.

Speaking at Blair House, Washington DC, the President at a meeting with the Chief Executive Officers of six American agricultural companies and their Nigerian counterparts including Aliko Dangote and John Coumantaros, again lamented the challenges of the country’s youth bulge, with sixty per cent of the population below 30 years.

Buhari reiterated the need to assist Nigerian youths to access opportunities in agriculture, saying that ‘Agriculture is proving to be the bedrock of the nation’s new economy’ he said.

In his words, “We realized, rather belatedly that we ought to have been investing in agriculture. We are now aiming at food security because of our large population. Our youths, the ones who have gone to school and even those that have not, should go to the farm, to earn respect for themselves.

“Agriculture is providing jobs for millions of our citizens and we are doing well towards the attainment of food security and jobs. The media may not appreciate the work we are doing but we will shock them by the success we are recording.”

President Buhari welcomed the several investment proposals being put in place by the Americans and their Nigerian counterparts.

Details later:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/05/go-farm-earn-respect-buhari-tells-nigerian-youths/

anibirelawal:
Am already a Farmer, and am very proud sir. Only patriots will understands PMB's message.

Mejor79:
We need evidence from you.

ladiesreject:
Earn respect, how?


Buhari keep talking trash about farming and farmers. He has no clue what farmers pass through.

Some of the most disrespected sets of people are farmers.


Has he ever been to farm?
Does he even know know the prices of herbicides and insecticides?

What has his government done to support farmers. The other day I saw Audu Ogbe on TV saying they'll soon reduce the prices of food stuffs in the market.
Can he (Audu Ogbe) farm?

Fertilizers and chemicals keep increasing in price, yet he wants to reduce the price of food stuffs, why can't he reduce the price of fertilizers and farm chemicals?

I've been farming all my life, but that thing is not worth it. I don't mind dumping my B.sc to go into farming full time but farmers in Nigeria are some of the poorest sets of people.

What can he say about that?

Am so so so pained each time I hear people who don't know a single thing about farming talk about it like its an easy stuff.

So many things to type mein, but I'll just stop right here.

tociano009:
yusuf should first go and farm, he should return back to Daura on your half hectare cow farm, Madman with an empty brain,



































Sowore2019

jpphilips:
What is Sowore pls?

jpphilips:
That joke that said Nigeria has enough money to pay 50k minimum wage and send half her citizen on vacation? He forgot he was talking to an Emir that was once the head of the federal government's bank
I love the advise the Emir gave him in the end, "be careful so you dont give them any reason to arrest you"
Nigerians are not ready for any ignorant cock and bull stories this time, defaulters will be stoned

sowore2019:
If Nigeria does not have enough money to pay 50k minimum wage, why is the current administration proposing 56k and the labour unions suggesting 65k.

buhariguy:
This my guy again?

Wetin concern the lazy idiotic pigs Biafra with respect.

They preferred to carry shit