NewStats: 3,261,155 , 8,173,214 topics. Date: Wednesday, 28 May 2025 at 11:36 AM 4j6c54

abouzaid:
Igbos should should put a little more fucus on agriculture, it's a profitable venture in the east today.

The east is the hardest place to be a farmer.
First it's the most expensive place to aquire land.
The price of land in some villages in the east can rival that of cities in the west and north.
Secondly, the cost of labour is much higher.
If you farm in the east, you would depend on labour from outside the east.
Farm hands in the east are about the most expensive.
I would advise the igbos to continue with trade and commerce.
It's more lucrative that farming. They could also invest more in industry.
Because of their high value land, the igbos should look more are real estate.
Farming is great but feasibility studies show that the east is best suited for other economic activities

Abi them don turn person to yam �

We Imolites home and abroad we give Big Big Big Thanks & Glory to our Lord God Almighty Jesus Christ - His Prophet.

If na places weh sabi, them go weigh am and put am for record before the woman go chop am.


Mama, well done

More grease to your elbow

When God has promised that you can't go hungry anymore, congrats aunty

Some girls don dey imagine now

Well done, what side is that?

EBMedia:


https://igberetvnews.com/1397610/nigerian-woman-shows-giant-cassava-tuber-harvested-farm-photo/

wow this is massive. [/color][color=#006600]

I the size of yam I planted & harvested as a kid.. so biiig

duro4chang:
Simply because our naira has lost its value.

fact*

Mitosis!!! Spirit

Really

Grgton:
I still wonder why farm products especially grains and garri are pretty much expensive on Nigeria.

I no know of garri but u know say nigeria dey import grains? U go fear ur country

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hybrid11:
Convertable garri
Last year I harvested mine but not the same as hers
Abit bigger than mine

I tried Imo lands (obowo/mbaise axis), not fertile enough for maize. I had to pitch my tent to another area.

It's the same everywhere cos my person has to wait for my warebill to the same Orlu before they can eat maize

Wow
Indeed God is wonderful

That's a massive one

EBMedia:


https://igberetvnews.com/1397610/nigerian-woman-shows-giant-cassava-tuber-harvested-farm-photo/

That is yam, not cassava.

Jeez...she must have prepared herself for digging a grave in the process of harvesting this human form cassava

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Op, this can't be cassava tuber, this is yam tuber

Grgton:
I still wonder why farm products especially grains and garri are pretty much expensive on Nigeria.

many factors: -inflation -insecurity -border closure -lack of goverment subsidies. My brother the list goes on, it's not rocket science.

Veggieseedies:
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I tried Imo lands (obowo/mbaise axis), not fertile enough for maize. I had to pitch my tent to another area.

It's the same everywhere cos my person has to wait for my warebill to the same Orlu before they can eat maize

in of maize and cassava ,obowo has better chances than mbaise ..
The truth in IMO farming soil is poor
The soil is not helping,if you want to do agri in IMO state , u will not gain

Funny thing about you guys always complaining about the north is, they (North) don't know/care. They're doing their thing, moving towards whatever goal they have out for themselves.
You carry fire untop head, na you southerners alone they rage all by yaself.
Nigeria ain't going anywhere until it is in the interest of the people ruling her, know that and know peace.
PS: Go over to the north and see how your fellow southerners have made a life for themselves.
And sort out your priorities while you're at it.

chiedu7:
Imagine what the igbos could achieve if they were not yoked with the parasitic North?

Because aside the farming stress and unpredictable weather condition, INPUTS, FARM IMPLEMENTS and TRANSPORTATION are aslo expensive. You wouldn't want farm to be at loss.
..

I enjoy us all to venture into this EVEN THROUGH INVESTMENT

Grgton:
I still wonder why farm products especially grains and garri are pretty much expensive on Nigeria.

We need to auction it out for the highest bidder from 500k upward. #10 Million

hybrid11:
Convertable garri Last year I harvested mine but not the same as hers Abit bigger than mine

how do I get the stem

Wow! This is a bountiful harvest indeed!

abouzaid:
Igbos should should put a little more fucus on agriculture, it's a profitable venture in the east today.

Yeah

EmmaJnr1:
thank God for ESN

If not for ESN, Fulani herdsmen would have uprooted and fed their cows with those cassavas and possibly raped the woman to death.

May God bless MNK wherever he is.

Grgton:
I still wonder why farm products especially grains and garri are pretty much expensive on Nigeria.

My brother, if this has been the size of each harvested cassava in Nigeria farmlands, the prices of food made of cassava would have crashed. Lots for all to eat.

ehinorlive:
how do I get the stem

The stem is important but soil is d most important
If u don't have a good soil ,it wont grow big.
The stem I have is not a 8-11months but 2years