Akomolafe Henrich Banks ₦150M Farm Demolished After Backing Lagos Demolitions
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page 0 · 32 posts · 31 participants
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This page is a news repost thread discussing the demolition of a ₦150M poultry farm in Abuja, with the vast majority of comments focusing on political karma, ethnic tensions, and government hypocrisy rather than agricultural operations. While the subject involves a farmer, the discussion quickly devolves into general political banter and moralizing about 'what goes around comes around,' with very little engagement on actual farming issues, inputs, or market dynamics.
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mentions specific farm value (₦150M)identifies location (Abuja)
“Poor chickens
If them carry another's corpse it will look as though it's just a wood stack... However it feels differently when it's your own corpse”
“There is enough injustice and lawlessness to go round, so Everybody must collect.”
Unclassified: The thread is dominated by political commentary regarding Tinubu, the administration of Lagos State, and the concept of karma in relation to the demolition, rather than agricultural trade or farming advice.
page 1 · 31 posts · 28 participants
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This page is a news repost discussing the demolition of a ₦150M poultry farm in Lagos, sparking a heated debate about government enforcement, illegal construction, and political karma. The discussion quickly devolves into ethnic stereotyping, class resentment, and general political cynicism rather than focusing on agricultural production or market dynamics.
“You can have C of O to the land and still build illegally on the same land. Because the land belongs to you, does not exempt you from obtaining appropriate building permits to build on the land especially in Lagos and Abuja.”
“A bad government is like witchcraft. Them no dey pity anybody including their kiths and kin. They will gleefully slaughter them and drink their plasma.”
“I support demolitions o. Personally, I'm quite ok to live village life without electricity as long as the village is clean, people affable, and there's fresh food.”
Unclassified: The discussion is dominated by political commentary, ethnic stereotyping (Yoruba vs Igbo), and general social cynicism rather than specific agricultural challenges like feed costs, disease, or market access.
page 2 · 31 posts · 27 participants
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This page is a discussion thread reacting to news about the demolition of Akomolafe Henrich Banks' farm in Lagos. The conversation focuses on political commentary, karma, and the legality of poultry farming in the FCT, rather than actual agricultural production or trade.
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citing_specific_regulationsreferencing_personal_experience
“About 2 years ago I wanted to start a poultry in Abuja so as any businessman should I did some due diligence . The first thing I found out was that poultry farms are not allowed in the FCT and if you try it ,it will be demolished by the FCDA!”
“Abeg make somebody help me tell wike, after him finish with the farm,mk em still demolish him house to,to further render him an I.D.P.....😂”
Unclassified: political_commentary
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This page is a discussion thread reacting to news about the demolition of Akomolafe Henrich Banks' farm in Abuja. The conversation focuses on political hypocrisy, tribalism, and the ethics of gloating over others' misfortunes rather than discussing agricultural techniques or market issues.
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References to specific events (demolition of Lagos houses)Mention of specific individuals (Akomolafe Henrich Banks, Wahab, Wike)Citations of media sources (Arise TV, YouTube channel)
“Since 2015 it has been karma is at work!”
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“People like you should not be anywhere close to power. You are too clanish.”
“When evil policy favor you you will thing is good, but last last nobody will be spared.”
“This is nothing to gloat or laugh about. Demolition of one's property, no matter the reason, can be painful.”
“This is exactly the problem with Nigerians. They are the most selfish and dishonest people on the face of this earth.”
“Nobody should jubilate in the face of other people's agony.”
“Most of you just want to be anti-government for the sake of it.”