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@Kitsch what you know about rice farming breh

Not much but my great grandfather was a farmer, I'll speak to my mother and see if she knows anything.

 

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Not much but my great grandfather was a farmer, I'll speak to my mother and see if she knows anything.

Rice Farming Is Most Profitable In Nigeria Today - Adesina - Channels Television

I came across this article and it got me wondering how much i would need to invest to get a farm up and running.

 

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Rice Farming Is Most Profitable In Nigeria Today - Adesina - Channels Television

I came across this article and it got me wondering how much i would need to invest to get a farm up and running.

I'd only advise you do to business in Nigeria if you're there to watch it.

 

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I'd only advise you do to business in Nigeria if you're there to watch it.

That's the plan. Once I leave the US I'm planning to spend my time between Nigeria and Ghana. I watched this discussion about African investment and it got me excited.



In the meantime I'm gonna start investing in this Rice Production company through Homestrings:

Kohath Rice Company - Nigeria - Emerging markets and diaspora - Homestrings

Evidently they're offering 25% returns.

 

[Kitsch]

That's the plan. Once I leave the US I'm planning to spend my time between Nigeria and Ghana.

Keep me posted.

I watched this discussion about African investment and it got me excited.



In the meantime I'm gonna start investing in this Rice Production company through Homestrings:

Kohath Rice Company - Nigeria - Emerging markets and diaspora - Homestrings

Evidently they're offering 25% returns.

Bookmarked, much appreciated.

 

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Keep me posted.



Bookmarked, much appreciated.

Breh explain the beef between the Yoruba and Igbo people

 

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Breh explain the beef between the Yoruba and Igbo people

Primarily the civil war, here's a great piece on in regard to the relationship.

Nigeria tribalism: a personal love story | Adaobi Tricia Nwaubani

I'd also recommend:

 

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Bump.

 

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Aino Oni-Okpaku Interview - My Africa

@bdizzle

 

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Aino Oni-Okpaku Interview - My Africa

@bdizzle

Is dude Asian?

 

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Is dude Asian?

Aino Oni-Okpaku is a rare type of person. Born in Sweden, she met her Nigerian husband in USA and moved to Nigeria in 1973. Since then she’s never looked back and this year is celebrating 40 years in business in Nigeria – a remarkable feat for anyone, anywhere in the world. Along the way she’s even picked up a chieftaincy title and is now a proud Nigerian citizen.

 

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Mrs Diete Spiff Interview

 

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Aino Oni-Okpaku Interview - My Africa

@bdizzle

I've been told she's legit.
Welcome to Ebunoluwa Foundation

 

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#54 – Gbubemi Fregene aka Chef Fregz

Gbubemi Fregene (or as he’s better known, Chef Fregz) is one of Nigeria’s top chefs. Born in Abeokuta, in South Western Nigeria, he has carved himself a niche in the art of culinary skills – running a private catering business preparing some quality food. Starting off with just a BBQ grill, cooking for friends events, he has grown his business and reputation throughout the region.



Join us on My Africa as we delve deeper into Gbubemi Fregene’s background and uncover some new and exciting stories from the man behind the tastes.


Gbubemi Fregene (Chef Fregz) Interview

Boss.