₦airaland Forum

Nezzjnr:
Won't I have problem selling all at once

I would have chosen Mile12 but a lot of criminals are there posing as market agents

iamoyindamola:
What problem will that be,don't forget you are into a perishable food.
Mile12 is good also oyingbo
There are several ways to sell it though
You can also think of selling to these modern malls like jara,spar etc
People hardly go to market nowadays there are some that turned it to business by going on behalf on others.
These people buy from farm direct traveling long distance let's say osun ondo to get these foods for cheap
If you can supply these kind of people also the better.

Nezzjnr:
I don't want to have problem with marketing

If you sell to those large markets... Your money won't exceed 48hrs... But those other mini markets that rely on Mile12 can spend days and weeks before paying you

If I can see a good agent at Mile12... Then I'm good... I've seen the one of vegetables but he's not into Plantains

iamoyindamola:
Oyingbo is a large market too

ultron12345:
There is no learning curve joor. Anyone who is serious will import the necessary expatriate management and specialized manpower from India at the beginning.

These small small farmers are not the one who will move agriculture forward in Nigeria. They can't take us anywhere. We need people and corporations who are ready to do agriculture on a large scale, who can afford the necessary mechanization and processing equipment and will farm land in thousands of hectares. Those small farmers will then be employed on these large farms and be paid salaries. Only the economies of scale alone will be able to bring down costs. Someone farming on 2000 hectares will produce at a lower cost per unit than someone farming on less than half hectare. Small farmer will buy bag of fertilizer at N5000 from middlemen because he's buying in small quantities. Big farmer will buy at N3000 direct from manufacturer because he's buying in hundreds of trailers. Such large farms will more productive as they will be able to afford the necessary seeds and fertilizers and best farm practices. This will solve the problem of small Nigerian farmers yielding 1 ton per hectare when their counterparts abroad are doing 8 tons per hectare.

The way we look for people to invest billions in factories is the same way we need people to invest billions in farming. Or at best, cooperatives can be formed, where a group of small farmers or just ordinary investors can pull land and funds together to form a company underwhich they will be employees earning salaries monthly and then dividends . If 5000 people pull N1Million each, that is N5B. Bank loan can be taken from bank of agriculture to make it up to N12-15B. Invest all this in a single sizeable rice farm with a rice mill of good capacity, and a plant to convert the remaining bran into animal feed or bran oil. Or invest that into a single cattle or poultry farm and tell me whether your products will not be cheaper and of better quality. One can even start taking advantage of the weak currency and start exporting since such company will be able to produce to high quality standards required by developed countries. Not to expect illiterate 2 plots farmers to export yam to Europe that will be returned due to poor quality. Is it Fulani herdsmen that will export beef or milk? Can they process beef properly to EU standards? Can they pasteurize milk at ultra-high temperatures and package it aseptically?

Senator Dino Melaye just launched his Lamborghini Aventandor Roadstar convertible 2020. 50th Anniversary model. This is 4 of 100 ever made and it’s $1 Million = N460,000,000 before clearing.

GonFreecss1

RayRay06677:
*DON'T EVER CURSE YOUR COUNTRY*

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*If you don't know how you are blessed, you will think your father's farm is worse than your friend father's farm.*

$1 is ₦500 and so what?
Let me elucidate from my little experience. Can anyone in the US use $1 for breakfast? No!
But in Nigeria, ₦500 will give you breakfast and lunch.

Majority of people's monthly house rent (self contained apartment) in the USA is $1,000 and above... and that is your own 2 year's rent!

Have you ever paid for insurance before? Insurance in the US is $280 and that is almost ₦100,000 monthly.

When last did you pay monthly phone bills? I pay almost ₦40,000 monthly and if I don't, they are going to block my SIM. Your own MTN can be there for months without recharge.

When last did you work on Saturday and Sunday? This I do compulsorily and on regular basis.

*Don't get me wrong, the US is better than Nigeria, depending on which angle you are viewing it.*

Do you want to hear the truth?

*Many people in Nigeria live a more fulfilling life compared to their counterparts abroad.*

Forget about all the packaging on social media and give credit to the good life you are living.

Do you know why Nigerians living in the US always rush back quickly whenever they come home visiting? Because bills are counting and elongated absence (freedom) will put their lives in jeopardy.

If you, as a black person, attempt to emulate the whites, they will kneel on your neck.

Apart from Congo, no citizens in the entire universe enjoy life to the fullest than Nigerians.

You are abundantly blessed but you don't know until you get visa and relocate abroad, that is when you will know that your 8-hour job in Nigeria with free weekend is awoof.
With 8-hour job abroad, you can only pay bills, you need other 6 to 8 hours jobs to save for the future and plan your life.

The truth is that the grass is green everywhere, it's lack of vision greed of our leaders/politicians and the skewed religious practices (which placed emphasis on miracles) that ascended Nigeria onto a myopic tentacle of complete standstill.

*Always thank God wherever you may find yourself. Nigeria is good*

RayRay06677:
*DON'T EVER CURSE YOUR COUNTRY*

[Copied, edited by KKCool]

*If you don't know how you are blessed, you will think your father's farm is worse than your friend father's farm.*

$1 is ₦500 and so what?
Let me elucidate from my little experience. Can anyone in the US use $1 for breakfast? No!
But in Nigeria, ₦500 will give you breakfast and lunch.

Majority of people's monthly house rent (self contained apartment) in the USA is $1,000 and above... and that is your own 2 year's rent!

Have you ever paid for insurance before? Insurance in the US is $280 and that is almost ₦100,000 monthly.

When last did you pay monthly phone bills? I pay almost ₦40,000 monthly and if I don't, they are going to block my SIM. Your own MTN can be there for months without recharge.

When last did you work on Saturday and Sunday? This I do compulsorily and on regular basis.

*Don't get me wrong, the US is better than Nigeria, depending on which angle you are viewing it.*

Do you want to hear the truth?

*Many people in Nigeria live a more fulfilling life compared to their counterparts abroad.*

Forget about all the packaging on social media and give credit to the good life you are living.

Do you know why Nigerians living in the US always rush back quickly whenever they come home visiting? Because bills are counting and elongated absence (freedom) will put their lives in jeopardy.

If you, as a black person, attempt to emulate the whites, they will kneel on your neck.

Apart from Congo, no citizens in the entire universe enjoy life to the fullest than Nigerians.

You are abundantly blessed but you don't know until you get visa and relocate abroad, that is when you will know that your 8-hour job in Nigeria with free weekend is awoof.
With 8-hour job abroad, you can only pay bills, you need other 6 to 8 hours jobs to save for the future and plan your life.

The truth is that the grass is green everywhere, it's lack of vision greed of our leaders/politicians and the skewed religious practices (which placed emphasis on miracles) that ascended Nigeria onto a myopic tentacle of complete standstill.

*Always thank God wherever you may find yourself. Nigeria is good*

DexterousOne:
You people have started again

Hahahahahaha
I'll resist the urge to respond to this post

I'll just read
And laugh out loud

Hahahahaha

Bbbwings:
Na copy and paste post na

Gavrelino123:
Hello Great Investors and happy new month.

Those Banking with GTBANK and received interest this month from their savings Account.

Did you notice any drastic reduction in interest rate?

A savings account with an opening and closing Balance of 7,500,000 and got an interest of 7,250?

what is happening?

RayRay06677:
*DON'T EVER CURSE YOUR COUNTRY*

[Copied, edited by KKCool]

*If you don't know how you are blessed, you will think your father's farm is worse than your friend father's farm.*

$1 is ₦500 and so what?
Let me elucidate from my little experience. Can anyone in the US use $1 for breakfast? No!
But in Nigeria, ₦500 will give you breakfast and lunch.

Majority of people's monthly house rent (self contained apartment) in the USA is $1,000 and above... and that is your own 2 year's rent!

Have you ever paid for insurance before? Insurance in the US is $280 and that is almost ₦100,000 monthly.

When last did you pay monthly phone bills? I pay almost ₦40,000 monthly and if I don't, they are going to block my SIM. Your own MTN can be there for months without recharge.

When last did you work on Saturday and Sunday? This I do compulsorily and on regular basis.

*Don't get me wrong, the US is better than Nigeria, depending on which angle you are viewing it.*

Do you want to hear the truth?

*Many people in Nigeria live a more fulfilling life compared to their counterparts abroad.*

Forget about all the packaging on social media and give credit to the good life you are living.

Do you know why Nigerians living in the US always rush back quickly whenever they come home visiting? Because bills are counting and elongated absence (freedom) will put their lives in jeopardy.

If you, as a black person, attempt to emulate the whites, they will kneel on your neck.

Apart from Congo, no citizens in the entire universe enjoy life to the fullest than Nigerians.

You are abundantly blessed but you don't know until you get visa and relocate abroad, that is when you will know that your 8-hour job in Nigeria with free weekend is awoof.
With 8-hour job abroad, you can only pay bills, you need other 6 to 8 hours jobs to save for the future and plan your life.

The truth is that the grass is green everywhere, it's lack of vision greed of our leaders/politicians and the skewed religious practices (which placed emphasis on miracles) that ascended Nigeria onto a myopic tentacle of complete standstill.

*Always thank God wherever you may find yourself. Nigeria is good*

DexterousOne:
You people have started again

Hahahahahaha
I'll resist the urge to respond to this post

I'll just read
And laugh out loud

Hahahahaha

RayRay06677:
*DON'T EVER CURSE YOUR COUNTRY*

[Copied, edited by KKCool]

*If you don't know how you are blessed, you will think your father's farm is worse than your friend father's farm.*

$1 is ₦500 and so what?
Let me elucidate from my little experience. Can anyone in the US use $1 for breakfast? No!
But in Nigeria, ₦500 will give you breakfast and lunch.

Majority of people's monthly house rent (self contained apartment) in the USA is $1,000 and above... and that is your own 2 year's rent!

Have you ever paid for insurance before? Insurance in the US is $280 and that is almost ₦100,000 monthly.

When last did you pay monthly phone bills? I pay almost ₦40,000 monthly and if I don't, they are going to block my SIM. Your own MTN can be there for months without recharge.

When last did you work on Saturday and Sunday? This I do compulsorily and on regular basis.

*Don't get me wrong, the US is better than Nigeria, depending on which angle you are viewing it.*

Do you want to hear the truth?

*Many people in Nigeria live a more fulfilling life compared to their counterparts abroad.*

Forget about all the packaging on social media and give credit to the good life you are living.

Do you know why Nigerians living in the US always rush back quickly whenever they come home visiting? Because bills are counting and elongated absence (freedom) will put their lives in jeopardy.

If you, as a black person, attempt to emulate the whites, they will kneel on your neck.

Apart from Congo, no citizens in the entire universe enjoy life to the fullest than Nigerians.

You are abundantly blessed but you don't know until you get visa and relocate abroad, that is when you will know that your 8-hour job in Nigeria with free weekend is awoof.
With 8-hour job abroad, you can only pay bills, you need other 6 to 8 hours jobs to save for the future and plan your life.

The truth is that the grass is green everywhere, it's lack of vision greed of our leaders/politicians and the skewed religious practices (which placed emphasis on miracles) that ascended Nigeria onto a myopic tentacle of complete standstill.

*Always thank God wherever you may find yourself. Nigeria is good*

RayRay06677:
*DON'T EVER CURSE YOUR COUNTRY*

[Copied, edited by KKCool]

*If you don't know how you are blessed, you will think your father's farm is worse than your friend father's farm.*

$1 is ₦500 and so what?
Let me elucidate from my little experience. Can anyone in the US use $1 for breakfast? No!
But in Nigeria, ₦500 will give you breakfast and lunch.

Majority of people's monthly house rent (self contained apartment) in the USA is $1,000 and above... and that is your own 2 year's rent!

Have you ever paid for insurance before? Insurance in the US is $280 and that is almost ₦100,000 monthly.

When last did you pay monthly phone bills? I pay almost ₦40,000 monthly and if I don't, they are going to block my SIM. Your own MTN can be there for months without recharge.

When last did you work on Saturday and Sunday? This I do compulsorily and on regular basis.

*Don't get me wrong, the US is better than Nigeria, depending on which angle you are viewing it.*

Do you want to hear the truth?

*Many people in Nigeria live a more fulfilling life compared to their counterparts abroad.*

Forget about all the packaging on social media and give credit to the good life you are living.

Do you know why Nigerians living in the US always rush back quickly whenever they come home visiting? Because bills are counting and elongated absence (freedom) will put their lives in jeopardy.

If you, as a black person, attempt to emulate the whites, they will kneel on your neck.

Apart from Congo, no citizens in the entire universe enjoy life to the fullest than Nigerians.

You are abundantly blessed but you don't know until you get visa and relocate abroad, that is when you will know that your 8-hour job in Nigeria with free weekend is awoof.
With 8-hour job abroad, you can only pay bills, you need other 6 to 8 hours jobs to save for the future and plan your life.

The truth is that the grass is green everywhere, it's lack of vision greed of our leaders/politicians and the skewed religious practices (which placed emphasis on miracles) that ascended Nigeria onto a myopic tentacle of complete standstill.

*Always thank God wherever you may find yourself. Nigeria is good*

DexterousOne:
You people have started again

Hahahahahaha
I'll resist the urge to respond to this post

I'll just read
And laugh out loud

Hahahahaha

Gavrelino123:
Hello Great Investors and happy new month.

Those Banking with GTBANK and received interest this month from their savings Account.

Did you notice any drastic reduction in interest rate?

A savings account with an opening and closing Balance of 7,500,000 and got an interest of 7,250?

what is happening?

Trayceey:
Please is treasury bills back now? I want to invest

Tobex4realTobex234:
And forget all those kidnapping and health jargon, majority of people (especially in their 20's - 30's) leave for economic reasons.

There is high unemployment in Nigeria, and even if you were hardworking, there is a dearth of opportunities.

That said, there exists a small percentage that wants to leave because of other secondary reasons like security, health, passport e.t.c but a huge chunk wan japa because of money.

The same way young boys leave the East to come to Lagos to hustle is the exact same way people leave Nigeria to the abroad. I once worked in Kano and had people tell me they can't relocate to Kano because of security and so on. I was shocked to see them resume when my company gave some of them an offer.

Na money everybody they find. From 2face to Burna Boy to Davido, even as they seek international appeal, are all predominantly based in Nigeria.

Every other thing is secondary, don't let anyone bobo you on a faceless forum.

Do whichever makes sense for you, but don't force your opinion on other people.

Let those that want to stay, stay.
Let those that want to go, go.
Let those that are abroad and want to come, come.

Tobex4realTobex234:
And forget all those kidnapping and health jargon, majority of people (especially in their 20's - 30's) leave for economic reasons.

There is high unemployment in Nigeria, and even if you were hardworking, there is a dearth of opportunities.

That said, there exists a small percentage that wants to leave because of other secondary reasons like security, health, passport e.t.c but a huge chunk wan japa because of money.

The same way young boys leave the East to come to Lagos to hustle is the exact same way people leave Nigeria to the abroad. I once worked in Kano and had people tell me they can't relocate to Kano because of security and so on. I was shocked to see them resume when my company gave some of them an offer.

Na money everybody they find. From 2face to Burna Boy to Davido, even as they seek international appeal, are all predominantly based in Nigeria.

Every other thing is secondary, don't let anyone bobo you on a faceless forum.

Do whichever makes sense for you, but don't force your opinion on other people.

Let those that want to stay, stay.
Let those that want to go, go.
Let those that are abroad and want to come, come.

RayRay06677:
*DON'T EVER CURSE YOUR COUNTRY*

[Copied, edited by KKCool]

*If you don't know how you are blessed, you will think your father's farm is worse than your friend father's farm.*

$1 is ₦500 and so what?
Let me elucidate from my little experience. Can anyone in the US use $1 for breakfast? No!
But in Nigeria, ₦500 will give you breakfast and lunch.

Majority of people's monthly house rent (self contained apartment) in the USA is $1,000 and above... and that is your own 2 year's rent!

Have you ever paid for insurance before? Insurance in the US is $280 and that is almost ₦100,000 monthly.

When last did you pay monthly phone bills? I pay almost ₦40,000 monthly and if I don't, they are going to block my SIM. Your own MTN can be there for months without recharge.

When last did you work on Saturday and Sunday? This I do compulsorily and on regular basis.

*Don't get me wrong, the US is better than Nigeria, depending on which angle you are viewing it.*

Do you want to hear the truth?

*Many people in Nigeria live a more fulfilling life compared to their counterparts abroad.*

Forget about all the packaging on social media and give credit to the good life you are living.

Do you know why Nigerians living in the US always rush back quickly whenever they come home visiting? Because bills are counting and elongated absence (freedom) will put their lives in jeopardy.

If you, as a black person, attempt to emulate the whites, they will kneel on your neck.

Apart from Congo, no citizens in the entire universe enjoy life to the fullest than Nigerians.

You are abundantly blessed but you don't know until you get visa and relocate abroad, that is when you will know that your 8-hour job in Nigeria with free weekend is awoof.
With 8-hour job abroad, you can only pay bills, you need other 6 to 8 hours jobs to save for the future and plan your life.

The truth is that the grass is green everywhere, it's lack of vision greed of our leaders/politicians and the skewed religious practices (which placed emphasis on miracles) that ascended Nigeria onto a myopic tentacle of complete standstill.

*Always thank God wherever you may find yourself. Nigeria is good*

drealj:
is not the same

Tobex4realTobex234:
And forget all those kidnapping and health jargon, majority of people (especially in their 20's - 30's) leave for economic reasons.

There is high unemployment in Nigeria, and even if you were hardworking, there is a dearth of opportunities.

That said, there exists a small percentage that wants to leave because of other secondary reasons like security, health, passport e.t.c but a huge chunk wan japa because of money.

The same way young boys leave the East to come to Lagos to hustle is the exact same way people leave Nigeria to the abroad. I once worked in Kano and had people tell me they can't relocate to Kano because of security and so on. I was shocked to see them resume when my company gave some of them an offer.

Na money everybody they find. From 2face to Burna Boy to Davido, even as they seek international appeal, are all predominantly based in Nigeria.

Every other thing is secondary, don't let anyone bobo you on a faceless forum.

Do whichever makes sense for you, but don't force your opinion on other people.

Let those that want to stay, stay.
Let those that want to go, go.
Let those that are abroad and want to come, come.

Cyberknight:
More rubbish comparisions.
Responding to this is a waste of time.
I am beginning to wonder whether there really is any hope at all for Nigeria if people think this way, comparing a country that offers its citizens virtually nothing to any other country that does.

RayRay06677:
It offers nothing but gives room for me to get everything, I mean everything compared to a country that keeps you on your toes and average despite being lazy. My country you have to be sharp to edge out and lazy to slump. Please what's the cost of Dino's latest car, how many people but it in the US? How many people buried equivalent of 800m naira and allowed it spoil in the US? I don't know of you, I have traveled to UK and lives in naija, I know what am comparing. Be sincere, if you are abroad, how may times do you visit your family in naija in a year, that's luxury, you can't frequent your love ones because you can't afford it. Don't tell me you don't love them. People in naija travel frequently to and fro. As a matter of fact, I have never spent 2 weeks abroad, its boring over there with their low quality and ecpensive beer diluted by weather.

Trayceey:
rubbish. It's people like you that try to discourage people from coming so that they won't come and enjoy what u re enjoying. Na lie joor