Okro Farming – A Surefire Way To Make N1 Million Monthly
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page 0 · 32 posts · 9 participants
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This thread began as a promotional post claiming okra farming can generate N1 million monthly, which sparked a discussion where users questioned the financial feasibility and asked for specific breakdowns. The conversation evolved into a mix of technical advice on inputs, market access strategies, and logistics, while the original author continued to solicit investment partners and potential farm locations.
Pain points:
transport_costno_buyers
Prices:
okra: NGN4500.0 (Lagos)
Credibility signals:
The main author claims to have a farm in Lagos and mentions specific locations like Mowe and Festac.The author references a mentor named 'Mr. Okoroemeka' and claims experience with dwarf okro seeds.Other users reference specific locations like 'Leventis Foundation/Osun State Agric School' and 'Barracks side'.
“Okra farming also called okro farming is one of the most profitable farming ventures you can do in Nigeria.”
“I started this farm work just to see what to rely on in this pandemic.”
“The thing is for you to just move around and ask for where major sellers of okro are and supply them”
page 1 · 32 posts · 3 participants
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This thread is primarily a promotional listing disguised as a discussion, where the main author advertises a closed okro farm lease and sells dwarf okro seeds. While the author attempts to build credibility by sharing personal anecdotes about the hardships of farming, the lack of engagement (zero likes) and the repetitive nature of the posts indicate the primary intent is sales rather than genuine community problem-solving.
Prices:
dwarf okro seeds: NGN1000.0 (Lagos)
Credibility signals:
naming farm size or locationciting years of experience
“Farmlands in lagos are really hard to get nowadays!”
“Harmattan has made many farmers poor overtime, it has destroyed people big time investments.”
“Who else wants quality dwarf okro seeds here? One milk cup is sold for just 1k and can cover a half plot of land”
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page 2 · 32 posts · 4 participants
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This thread is a promotional listing where the author, 'my2chains', seeks investors for an okro farming business, promising high returns and a 50/50 profit split. The discussion centers on the conflict between the author's desire to operate on 'trust' without legal contracts and investors' insistence on binding agreements and lawyers to mitigate risk. Other users question the feasibility of the investment, the author's credibility, and his relationship with other similar farming threads.
Pain points:
no_creditdefrauded
Prices:
land_rent: million1.5 (Lagos (implied))
Credibility signals:
citing daily farm hours (8:30am to 6pm)naming specific locations visited (Ogun State, Benin City, Lagos)claiming to have passed a 'test pilot' phasepromising future photo evidence of harvest
“Please dont involve lawyers in this for now!”
“You can't see a reasonable investors to give you money to farm okro and this kind of vegetables you posted with.”
“We run the farm as a young niggar!”
page 3 · 31 posts · 11 participants
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This page is primarily a promotional thread by one author ('my2chains') claiming to teach Okro farming for high monthly profits, interspersed with replies from others asking for partnerships, seeds, or farm access. While the main author provides some technical details on dwarf okro cultivation and struggles with logistics during the pandemic, the thread functions more as a sales funnel for a specific farming opportunity rather than a genuine community discussion.
Pain points:
transport_costinput_adulteration
Prices:
okro: NGN35000.0 (monthly_payment_per_worker)okro_farming_investment: NGN100000.0 (initial_investment)okro_farming_return: percent250.0 (roi_in_4_months)
Credibility signals:
citing_specific_crop_varieties_and_maturity_daysmentioning_specific_pesticides_and_manure_typesdetailing_infrastructure_projects_like_boreholes_and_irrigationsharing_personal_struggles_with_logistics_and_lockdown
“dwarf okro matures for harvest in just 2 months”
“Invest 100k in okro farming today and get 250% in just 4 months!”
“adequate manure and weeding are key to successfully growing an okro plant”
page 4 · 3 posts · 3 participants
· promo_listing
This page is a thread on a viral advertisement promising N1 million monthly income from okro farming. The discussion consists of a user expressing interest, a skeptic debunking the claim as unrealistic, and a quote-only reply, resulting in no substantive agricultural knowledge or coordination.
“Joker. Do you know how many basket u will harvest to get 1 million stop playing with the intelligence of the people online”