₦airaland Forum

Welcome, Guest: Register • Login • With Google • Trending • Recent • New

Stats: 3,345,034 members, 8,515,113 topics. Date: Sunday, 08 November 2026 at 06:07 AM

Toggle theme

Whatmoreng's Posts

Nairaland Forum › Whatmoreng's Profile › Whatmoreng's Posts

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 (of 40 pages)

Politics › Re: Power Minister: Nuclear Energy Is The Future Of Energy Generation by whatmoreng: 5:01am On May 08, 2025
Jokers. You cant even run hydro or gas turbines
Education › Re: Man's Old Post Warning Increase In Price Of Eggs Will Lead To Mass JAMB Failure by whatmoreng: 4:45pm On May 07, 2025
Nigeria is gone. The hardship is on another level
Properties › Re: Can A Civil Servant Ever Build A Home Now? by whatmoreng: 8:47am On May 07, 2025
richmond500:
Sure they can.
If you have a focus and a direction, u are in a better position than ur peers.
Anyhow talk
Events › Re: Family Slams Nigerian Uk-based Man With N21.57m Wedding Bills by whatmoreng: 10:51pm On May 06, 2025
Lol
Agriculture › Re: Order For Your Day Old Chicks,turkeys,noilers,brahma, Cockerel by whatmoreng: 2:13pm On May 06, 2025
Deliver to port Harcourt too?
Agriculture › Re: Is The High Cost Of Brahma Chickens In Nigeria Really Worth It? by whatmoreng: 2:06pm On May 06, 2025
babatee126:
Let’s not sugarcoat it—Brahma chickens are expensive in Nigeria. If you’ve ever tried to buy one, you already know. A single mature bird can cost way more than your average layer or broiler. And most people ask me the same thing:

“Are Brahmas really worth the price tag?”

Well, here’s my honest take—yes, they are. But only if you understand what you’re getting into and how to maximize their value.

1. You're Paying for Size and Meat
Let’s start with the obvious: Brahmas are massive.
They’re not just big—they’re beasts. A mature Brahma can reach 4 to 5 kg easily, and some cockerels go beyond that. If you’re raising chickens for meat, that’s a serious return on your feed investment.

👉 Check out how big Light Brahmas can actually get

2. They're Long-Term Layers (and Consistent Too)
Sure, Brahmas don’t lay as early as local hens. But once they start, they’re steady and reliable layers—even during the cold months when most other birds slow down.

Eggs are large, brown, and in high demand at local markets.
And if you’re breeding? That demand goes through the roof.

👉 Here’s how to breed Brahmas profitably in Nigeria

3. High Demand, Low Supply = Big Money
Brahmas are still considered exotic chickens in Nigeria. Not many people breed them properly, and even fewer do it at scale. That means high resale value.

You can make money selling fertile eggs, day-old chicks, or mature stock to other farmers, hobbyists, and backyard keepers.
In short: if you raise them well, the market is ready for you.

👉 Here’s why Brahmas cost more—and why buyers still pay

4. They're Family-Friendly and Calm
Unlike aggressive roosters or flighty layers, Brahmas are super gentle. That makes them great for families, beginner farmers, or small-scale backyard setups.

They’re easy to handle, don’t bully smaller birds, and rarely cause drama in mixed flocks. For people raising chickens around kids or neighbors? This temperament is a huge plus.

5. But... They Take Time
One thing you do need to consider is that Brahmas grow slower than most commercial breeds. They won’t be ready for processing or full productivity in just a few months. They’re more of a long game.

👉 Here’s the full growth timeline you should expect

So... Are They Worth the High Cost?

If you want quick turnover or fast profit, maybe not.
But if you're in it for quality, long-term value, and a breed that offers serious returns over time—Brahmas are absolutely worth it.

They’re an investment breed. Not for the impatient, but perfect for anyone building a solid poultry brand or breeding business here in Nigeria.

What do you think? Are you raising Brahmas already, or planning to? I’d love to hear your thoughts or answer any questions!
Seen a lot of post about this breed. How can I get it for backyard poultry
Agriculture › Re: Deputy Speaker, Ben Kalu's Cassava Processing Plant In Abia (Pictured) by whatmoreng: 1:46pm On May 06, 2025
But where is the processing plant. Mega you said abi?
Finally, I believe our political leaders are deliberately mocking us with every single opportunity they have.
Autos › Re: Annoying Prices Of Cars On Nairaland by whatmoreng(op): 9:56pm On May 04, 2025
vivalavida:
Learn to differentiate between appalling and appealing.
They have two different meanings.
Thank you. Noted
Autos › Annoying Prices Of Cars On Nairaland by whatmoreng(op):
The prices of tokumbo and used Nigerian cars is so appalling here. Used Nigeria cars from over 20 yesrs for 3 to 4 million naira? Come on
TV/Movies › Re: TVC Unveils Nigeria’s First AI News Anchors by whatmoreng: 10:27am On May 03, 2025
I honestly don't like this
Autos › Re: Peugeot J5 Pickup (diesel, Tokunbo) ₦11.5M 07062725752 by whatmoreng: 10:20am On May 03, 2025
11.5? For this? Is this a joke?
Jobs/Vacancies › Who Else Participated In The NCDMB/NLNG Test by whatmoreng(op): 3:17am On May 02, 2025
Please if you were part of the recent NLNG Train 7 Human Capital Development (HCD) Basic Training Selection Test gather here.
Christianity Etc › Re: Bishop TD Jakes Hands Over Church To Daughter, Son-in-law, Sarah & Touré Roberts by whatmoreng: 10:51pm On Apr 29, 2025
dalass:
God ordained Moses, Aaron, Hur, even Miriam, all siblings of the same family.

Yes, God is able to pass on priesthood to the offsprings if they are worthy and dedicated
But the question remains. Must it always be to family members?
Politics › Re: I Regret Running With Atiku In 2023 Presidential Election – Ex-Governor Okowa by whatmoreng: 5:50pm On Apr 29, 2025
Wonders shall never end
Christianity Etc › Re: Bishop TD Jakes Hands Over Church To Daughter, Son-in-law, Sarah & Touré Roberts by whatmoreng: 5:41pm On Apr 29, 2025
Must it always be to family members? Jesus didn't hand over to his brother
Foreign Affairs › Re: Aliza Magen Dead! Highest-Ranking Woman In The Mossad Dies At 87 by whatmoreng:
God bless Israel.
If you hate Israel because of the war then it's simple.

Christianity Etc › Re: Inverted Crosses Spotted At Catholic Pope Francis' Funeral (Photos) by whatmoreng: 7:16am On Apr 29, 2025
Redoil:
An inverted cross, also known as an upside-down cross, has historically been associated with Saint Peter, who was crucified upside down by his own request, as he felt unworthy to die in the same manner as Jesus Christ. This symbol is commonly called the "Cross of St. Peter" and is used by Roman Catholics to honor his sacrifice and humility. However, the inverted cross has also been adopted by some anti-Christian and Satanic groups, often representing opposition to Christianity.
And Peter is often regarded by catholics as the first Pope
Christianity Etc › Re: Inverted Crosses Spotted At Catholic Pope Francis' Funeral (Photos) by whatmoreng: 7:14am On Apr 29, 2025
All these conspiracy theorists. Always looking for what is not in existence. Look, in life you will always see what your eyes wants to see.
The rest of the world watched the funeral ceremony of a great man, while you watch for antichrist
Education › Re: Kate Henshaw Corrects JAMB After The Examination Board Made A Grammatical Error by whatmoreng: 7:06am On Apr 29, 2025
Kate Don jam the useless jamb
Politics › Re: Eight Killed, Others Injured As Bomb Blast Rock Borno Village by whatmoreng: 6:52am On Apr 29, 2025
Terrible. Era of bomb blast again?? Life is now so cheap in Nigeria. The primary duty of government has always been the protection of lives and properties of citizens, look what we have.

When will our president declare state of emergency in Bornu? Oh no, I forgot. What was happening in Rivers state was by far more worst than this.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Switzerland Fencing Team Turns Away From Team Israel On Medal Podium (Photos) by whatmoreng: 10:11pm On Apr 27, 2025
TruthU87:
Why is Israel in a European fencing championship? I thought they were indigenous to the Middle East. They're middle-easterns Only if they want to steal lands.
Since the middle east won't associate with them, they compete in Europe in sports and other stuff. No time for haters
Foreign Affairs › Re: Switzerland Fencing Team Turns Away From Team Israel On Medal Podium (Photos) by whatmoreng: 10:03pm On Apr 27, 2025
liasmiram2567:
'ISREAL THE VICTIM' AFTER KILLING OVER 51000 AND STILL COUNTING?
KILLING ,DESTROYING AND TAKING OVER THE LAND IN WESTBANK WHERE HAMAS IS NOT GOVERNING,AND YOU CLAIM ISREAL IS A VICTIM?
GOOGLE TO FIND OUT NUMBERS OF PALESTINIANS IN ISREALI PRISONS?
ISREAL IS AN APARTHEID,GENOCIDAL STATE THAT IS BEING PROTECTED BY THE WEST.
SOME WESTERN COUNTRIES ARE NOW REALISING THE FOOLERY IN SUPPORT OF THE CRIMINAL STATE- SPAIN, FRANCE,NOW SWITZERLAND AND STILL COUNTING
Blablabla.
So are you saying hamas shouldnt free the hostages? 51k and counting you say? This is not a match where you keep scores. This is war.. You hit your enemy till it surrender and dare not attack again. Who started this current war?
Tell your friends to surrender and free the innocent hostages. Let them end the suffering of their own people
And how dare you call Isreal and apartheid state when 20% of Isreal population are Arabs. How many Jews live in Gaza after 2005? Zero. If Isreal wanted to carry out genocide do you think anybody would still be alive in Gaza?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Switzerland Fencing Team Turns Away From Team Israel On Medal Podium (Photos) by whatmoreng: 1:59pm On Apr 27, 2025
Hahaha. Who dem help. They should turn their backs on hamas. Isreal is the victim. Free the hostages and end the war. Everything dey Palestinians hands
Christianity Etc › Re: Nigeria Currently Has Four Cardinals, Only One Of Them Can Vote by whatmoreng: 3:41pm On Apr 25, 2025
The movie "The Conclave " comes to mind. I am still optimistic that we will be having a black pope
Politics › Re: Installation Of Solar Panels At Aso Rock Sparks Debate, Draws Comparisons To Glo by whatmoreng: 10:25pm On Apr 22, 2025
deji68:
So what's wrong with installing solar panels to supplement the little you have? huh huh
In 2025, why should we have little?
Politics › Re: How Does Tinubu Supporters Feel About This(picture) by whatmoreng: 10:22pm On Apr 21, 2025
Salewa97:
I feel great about this.

He is appointing people with proven track records and those that are loyal to him. That is what matters.
Malfunctioning bot
Politics › Re: Tinubu Presidency Responds To Pastor Bakare’s Easter Sermon Slamming Administrat by whatmoreng: 11:48am On Apr 21, 2025
Attack dogs, maga dogs or domestic servants
Politics › Re: "He Carries On As Though Power Is Eternal - Ojudu; Wike's SSA Replies by whatmoreng: 8:31am On Apr 21, 2025
We all know the author and finisher of the political crisis in rivers state. Those hailing him now should also hail him when he starts doing what he knows best on the national level.
Food › Re: See The Food Items I Purchased At Birnin Kebbi Market by whatmoreng: 3:01pm On Apr 19, 2025
PARADIZEPRIEST:
GO TO Kenya and tanzania ppl grow their,you naija ppl don't think outside the box,that why you are always complaining while always depending on gov't ppl that can't help you. angry YOU WAIT FOR TINUBU TO GIVE YOU COMMON PEPPERS, TOMATOES ,ONIONS,CARROT TO EAT angry
See your life. Have you been to Kenya or Tanzania? How many farms do we have in the city? This is 2025 and you are still talking subsistence agriculture
Politics › Re: Wike Declares PDP Unready For 2027, Says Party Lacks Structure To Challenge APC by whatmoreng: 1:46pm On Apr 18, 2025
After helping to destroy the structure. Antiparty on steriod
Food › Re: See The Food Items I Purchased At Birnin Kebbi Market by whatmoreng: 1:42pm On Apr 18, 2025
PARADIZEPRIEST:
If by now Nigerian people can't grow their food in their backyard with you tube info,you are all baboons angry
Anyhow talk. So all of us must become farmers? Is this how to justify the horrible economy your government has given us?
Food › Re: See The Food Items I Purchased At Birnin Kebbi Market by whatmoreng: 1:41pm On Apr 18, 2025
You and pepper everytime

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 (of 40 pages)