He Left Ghana To Establish A Multi-million Farm In Nigeria (Video)
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page 0 · 32 posts · 27 participants
· news_repost
This page is a news repost featuring a video about a Ghanaian entrepreneur who moved to Nigeria to build a farm. The discussion quickly devolves into a heated debate about the feasibility of farming in Nigeria, focusing heavily on security risks posed by herdsmen, the lack of credit from banks, and general skepticism towards foreign investors versus local farmers.
Pain points:
herdsmen_invasionno_creditstolen_harvest
Credibility signals:
PexinPikin explicitly states 'Am a certified Agrochemical dealer' and offers wholesale/retail services.Multiple users reference specific locations (Epe, Lagos, Rivers) and security incidents (herdsmen attacks) to validate their arguments.Discussion revolves around real-world constraints like bank loans and security threats rather than theoretical farming.
“He for established the farm in Ghana. In Nigeria, herdsmen can destroy the investment under one day. He can loose his life in the process.”
“Nigerian banks won't even lend money for farming self..even if the collateral is right”
“So, the hundreds of farmers being maimed, killed and their farms destroyed by herdsmen all over Nigeria are failures?!!”
page 1 · 32 posts · 28 participants
· discussion_qa
This thread is a reaction to a video about a Ghanaian who established a successful farm in Nigeria, sparking a debate on agricultural viability. Users discuss the feasibility of farming in Nigeria versus Ghana, the specific risks of herdsmen invasion and insecurity, and the difficulties of accessing bank loans without a track record. The conversation shifts from praising the success story to expressing skepticism about the safety of large-scale farming in certain regions.
Pain points:
herdsmen_invasionno_credittransport_cost
Credibility signals:
citing personal experience in Edo Statereferencing Bank of Agriculturereferencing a specific video subject
“Fulani Herdsmen be checking him out🤔”
“No bank will give you loan without proven track record(cash flow), It's not a Nigerian thing but global.”
“Fulani herdsmen came with their cows to my father's farm back then and destroy all the crops in huge hectares of land and nothing we could do about it”
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· news_repost
This page is a reaction thread to a video about a Ghanaian establishing a farm in Nigeria. The discussion focuses heavily on security concerns, specifically the threat of kidnapping and herdsmen in certain regions like Edo and Kwara, while noting that the specific farm location in Rivers State is safe. The conversation includes banter, regional pride, and a final request for mentorship.
Pain points:
herdsmen_invasioninput_adulteration
Credibility signals:
naming_farm_sizeciting_years_of_experiencereferencing_association
“I have seen 2 videos online this year of Hausa people complaining that Fulanis are illegally crossing into Nigeria and taking over Hausa lands after killing and chasing them away.”
“Please your farm location, very impressed and want to be mentored for a fee and labor.”
Unclassified: banter