I love this comment, really! I've been thinking of relocating to back to Naija because Nuts are also like gold in Cape Town. We should be producing peanut butter you know... The world is moving from Oil. We need to think ahead to move ahead in Nigeria.

@@deejaydev na big shame say nigeria govt no dey take advantage

THIS IS WHY PETER OBI SHOULD BE ALLOWED TO TAKE NIGERIA TO HIGHER HEIGHTS BUT THE MAFIA IN NIGERIA ARE OBSTRUCTING HIM. OH LORD GOD HELP AND HAVE MERCY ON NIGERIA

@@deejaydev So, how lucrative is peanut in SA.? And are u talking about peanuts per se or is it the butter that's of value in SA?

@MrRoyck absolutely. We produce Crude Oil refine abroad. We produce Cocoa and import Chocolates. Produce Rubber but don't Tyres for car. The grapes, pomegranate, apples etc grown by Dr Kwenkpya can be processed into drinks and exported

Yes that true, i plan on establishing a farm house in akampa LGA

thank you

Stop blaming the government for everything, you can do it too.

​@@Johnsonsetwithjustinthem-hm5nq do what? If you set up a business and are kidnapped, what can you really do? There are basics and necessities required to facilitate a progressive nation and it is the government's duty to provide those and Nigeria is lacking those basics.

Lol Grapeful, that's a new one 🤣

😂😂😂

That's a real fruit when the seeds can germinate.

Not really

They need a particular type of climate condition to grow, so no, they can't grow anywhere else in Nigeria except those places with a suitable climate.

Zaria. Agricultural research

@revivalfirecycle. Everything else you said was on point until you ended with, "but Europe will not allow us focus on our farming industry because they need market for their farm products". Why do some Africans always look for who to blame for their laziness and lack of innovation. If this woman you are watching was thinking like that, will you be hearing about her?

@@godschild4615 very poor thinking n brainwashed

It is the local governments that are not doing what they ought to. Don't blame Europe for our problems

Hello, is it possible to get the seeds for the pomegranate from your friend in Mangu?

@@mariamgoldman8376 their family house is behind former Baptist church near Ekan primary school or the Mwaghavul community bank. I'll check with her

I'm really excited to see this video.its an answered prayer for me. I have known jos for growing of exotic fruits since I was young when l came to visit my father during my vacations in the late 50s to early 60s. My father worked with the Federal Inland revenue in Jos. The plants were grown by whites but my mom got interested and grew some.two years later my father was posted to Kano & later back to Lagos our home state. Though I'm 75 now I will encourage my children to try their hands on some of them. I love farming, though I'm a pharmacist, l have pots where l planted various vegetables for kitchen and health use. If God permits me l will love to visit your farm & Jos again. I'm really excited to see you in you and your farm .it brought good memories of my stay in Jos. I wish you good health and all the best. Grandma Lolashka Lagos.

@@mimisland5482 Thanks grandma, it's refreshing to hear about your time in Jos in the good old days. It's our desire that Jos will return to more than it's glory days

She's a learned woman, with PHD or so. Jos people which is her native,they're well spoken and very Educated; who no matter there field in life, believe in acquiring Education upto university level.

That is Jos women for you, the most all round beautiful women you will find anywhere else

I'm interested as well. Let me know if and when he responds.

🤣🤣🤣 To avoid law enforcement I have to start quickly and yes, don't worry you have double subscribed, no will not send birds🤣🤣 Yes this farmer are doing a great job, this just shows the potential that can be tapped from this

@@DavidNkwa Yes, am double subscribed because you threatened to put huge rock at our door. Loving this agriculture of fruit & veg

Please where in Abuja, I would like to learn from you

Me too.. Can I get your contact.

It would be nice if you can share with us how to go about this in the tropical region

Yes.. that's true ​@@mta432

Good

​@@DavidNkwabro, can you help me with the ladies contact?

Thanks for subbing!

Dr Eunice mentioned in the video that she uses Cow dung, not chemical fertilizers. Dr Eunice uses organic methods already

her number is on the video

You are right.i have Grapes,Pomangranates,Mullberry and some other local fruits.we have picked the Pink Pomangranates twice since last year,the Red ones has not started fruiting yet.I only saw few Grapes this year,which is about the 3rd year.I leave in Portharcout. I have Grape cuttings sprouting very well already.I want to establish them very well in this season. I am also learning.

@@folafola7996 wow, you grow this fruits in portharcourt

I don't really know the size of the plot, but like you said, she did really maximise the land

​@@DavidNkwaGood morning. Pls I need her contact

It's on the video

Aptly on 💯

The Wambugu Apples are actually made in Kenya, the Kenyan lady has been distributing her knowledge and products across Africa and Botswana is actually one of her outreach points. I just got her contacts and didn't even know that this Dr. sister of mine is actually into it.

hello. please, why did you say pomegranates must be eaten with care? what are the dangers?thanks.

@@greatprof100 oh thanks, you have to be sure that you do not have sugar spike tendencies, because it it's natural sugars and age. It's simply means that eating it must not be in excess. It's safe for much younger people because I do take it often and was cautioned by my GP. Just like any other fruit with natural sugars

@@Awake_Africa I see. thanks.