good day, how can I visit this place, I am in the U.S but am planning to invest in something like this.

Can you help with the contacts o the company?

Definitely, +234 706 361 4969

Thanks so much ... You will reach and I am rooting for you big time. We will definitely meet up when I come Kenya

@@PharoukDamilola Please lemme know when and we will definitely meet up .. I appreciated the timely response. 😀

Nice meeting you my brother.. you email me so we can connect more..

Wao,right now in UK, A retired woman, Love poultry,like business with Egg purchases in Abuja where I'm staying back home.pls I nee😢d to know how much is needed to purchase and number of crates to start with.

You can reach out to me on Instagram or through email for further discussion ma

Fatita Pls where is the farm located and which state

You're a lady not a girl. Let me ask you, why are you so excited, are you not expecting a Northern lady to come up with something like this?

​@@ariseshinebright8845 are you alright Go through what she wrote again

​@famihanbabanla4863 IT'S ALREADY MENTIONED IN THE VIDEO...GO RE-WATCH IT PLEASE

​@@ariseshinebright8845 🤡

He is an amazing man with great personality

Thank you so much for taking the time to watch my first agricultural video! I truly appreciate your feedback and will definitely consider it for my next production. As a creator, I'm still learning and growing. Behind the scenes, there have been countless efforts and struggles to bring this video to life ( we lost some of the important footages during our travel to the northern Nigeria) . Although , the cameraman is new to handling a camera, I'm committed to improving and delivering more valuable and high-quality content. Thank you for your constructive criticism - it's invaluable to me!"

@@PharoukDamilola I like you bro. You will go places . According to Servicom, feedback is a gift and as a content creator, you have a very sound understanding of that cliche. I wish you the best.

I thought I was the only one that noticed especially at the Fishery section the camera was blatantly interested in showing people he farming despite being told he could come closer, it's a pity he was reluctant.

​​@@PharoukDamilolaI wish you can just pinned this your reply, on the comment section, as there are many comments/complaints about the ineffectiveness of the camera man. It will help.

​@@PharoukDamilolawhat a fantastic attitude...you just gained a subscriber.❤❤❤❤

Instead of churches and mosques

Well said !! You are right. We will get there

Fact... Their is a reason why Netherland with about 41km per square land area is one of the biggest agricultural behemoth in the world. We need to do more aside petroleum product.

@@PharoukDamilolaSomewhere, I read Nigeria in the 1950s was the world biggest produced of Palm oil but some how the market was transferred to Malaysia which become the largest producer at the expense of Nigeria.

Wowwww

I am rooting for you.. it will happen.dont stop giving ur best and believing yourself.. you going to have one of the biggest farm

You have the POWER to achieve anything GREAT NOW

Just like you!

​@@ariseshinebright8845 Why are you soo hateful?

Thanks a lot

/This massive discrepancy exists despite the fact that there is no gender bias in the law favoring females. Whether you like it or not, the welfare system forces you as a man to pay for single women, many of whom, as you know, are degenerates. Without welfare and all kinds of affirmative action promoting women in the workplace, women can't support themselves. The feminist welfare state just distributes the burden of taking care of women to all working men. So you, as a man, have the burden of financially supporting these women without any benefit in return, women who will berate you and call you an incel if you disagree with how stunning and brave they are. Basically, Western liberalism forces you as a man to fund the lifestyle of women drinking, sleeping around with a new man every night, popping anti depressants like candy, going to the womens march on weekends to whine about how oppressed they are. You're literally subsidizing all that. Women being free is not free. Someone has to foot the bill. Islam says, no. No one gets a free ride. You want to be taken care of, you have to be in a marriage as an obedient wife. And if you dont want to be an obedient wife, go be a burden on your father, who didn't raise you right. And if you don't want to live under your father's roof, go live in the wilderness or beg on the streets. See how long you last there./

/This massive discrepancy exists despite the fact that there is no gender bias in the law favoring females. Whether you like it or not, the welfare system forces you as a man to pay for single women, many of whom, as you know, are degenerates. Without welfare and all kinds of affirmative action promoting women in the workplace, women can't support themselves. The feminist welfare state just distributes the burden of taking care of women to all working men. So you, as a man, have the burden of financially supporting these women without any benefit in return, women who will berate you and call you an incel if you disagree with how stunning and brave they are. Basically, Western liberalism forces you as a man to fund the lifestyle of women drinking, sleeping around with a new man every night, popping anti depressants like candy, going to the womens march on weekends to whine about how oppressed they are. You're literally subsidizing all that. Women being free is not free. Someone has to foot the bill. Islam says, no. No one gets a free ride. You want to be taken care of, you have to be in a marriage as an obedient wife. And if you dont want to be an obedient wife, go be a burden on your father, who didn't raise you right. And if you don't want to live under your father's roof, go live in the wilderness or beg on the streets. See how long you last there./

Thanks so much my brother.. you are right? We will reach there

You would be amazed it is not up to a billion

@@deedee7916are you for real

@@deedee7916how much is it than. Do you know some estimate

The birds alone worth 150M

​@@MotivatedandHappy😅😅😅😅

Well said!!

Like.....Abit annoying, the man keep saying you can come a little bit closer and pointing at some other places but the camera man just focused on the man instead. 😩😩😩

Thank you for saying this, Finally! The camera man isn’t really proficient

@ileritade9345 I will make it up for you guys ! I am working on just the fishing section of the video

Or better still the editor.

Thanks alot

Aamen

Thanks for watching

Brilliant????

@@jesussonoghaje yeah, very brilliant

Thanks so much

Love this bro. A very educative video.

Thanks so much

A whole lot of investment. It's not for someone who is just coming up

​​@@twilightwonderland9268 exactly 💯 Should EFCC investigate 🔎 it?

Thanks a lot

Thanks my brother

Thanks.....Definitely doing more of this, welcome aboard

Thank you.. that’s actually my first video and I am just starting out.. definitely learn a lot with this vidoe and i really appreciate your time for watching and comment. God bless you

Yet, they can not feed themselves and earn good IGR? If you have sense, you will realize that 70% of poultries and cattle rearing in Nigeria are situated in the South. Also 85% of pig farm are situated in the South, with South East having the majority. Pig farms are also the fastest growing in Nigeria

@@ariseshinebright8845Cattle rearing in the South is the highest? Nay, Poultry and Pigs Yes but certainly not cattle. And your percentages are exaggerated otherwise give a link to your records for verification.

​@@ariseshinebright8845 In May 1966, General Johnson Aguiyi-Ironsi, Nigeria’s first military head of state promulgated the infamous Decree No. 34 of 1966, the “unification decree.” The decree effectively did away with the federal system of government practised by Nigeria since its independence from British colonial rule in 1960. In its place, the general instituted a unitary system of government as a way of discouraging “tribal loyalties and activities which promote tribal consciousness and sectional interests and which must give way to the urgent task of national reconstruction.” The decree suspended aspects of the Nigerian constitution and, with it, the military government arrogated to itself wide discretionary powers. Unknown to the general, the effects of this decree would reverberate well into Nigeria’s sixtieth year as an independent nation. . *It's a tragedy to the fate of this nation that the Igbo person has been in denial about the problem they created for this country since 1966. Instead, they play the victim. I no longer debate Nigerians on this issue. It has served me no good* ..

@@ariseshinebright8845 Na your papa no get sense. I won't even argue with you. Coming here to say cattle rearing is situated is done by southerners. Na envy must kii you.

@@ariseshinebright8845 I am from the south south and I know you must be from the southeast aka nidgbo aka children of hate, envy and anger. The envy of Northerners na im go kpai una.

Thank you! 😊

I take that back... The camera guy isn't focusing on the subject matter at all times and has very slow reaction.... The editor did a great job though

It's the reason why I kept watching this video . Becus if that's the case then it's a very profitable business

I think he wanted to say 30,000 crates a month