Ekiti Young Farmers Made Over ₦200 Million Profit Last Year - Oyebanji
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This thread is a reactive discussion where users debate a news report claiming Ekiti farmers made ₦200 million profit. The conversation quickly shifts from skepticism about the statistics to serious concerns regarding farmer insecurity, banditry, and herdsmen violence in the region, while some users question the government's literacy and competence.
Pain points:
herdsmen_invasioninput_adulteration
Credibility signals:
citing specific harvest quantities in bagsreferencing personal participation in government programsnaming specific states and regions affected by insecurity
“Bandits killed farmers and abduct surveyors in Ekiti, Oyebanji is talking about the gains farmers made. what a life.”
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“How many Farmers did you Empower? How many of them are enjoying Banks Facilities/ Loans.”
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“And then they mention the money like say na only one person's take home pay. Na wa oo.”
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Unclassified: The thread contains significant political banter regarding the governor's literacy and tribal politics, which falls outside standard agricultural operational categories.
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This page is a repost of a news article claiming young farmers in Ekiti made over ₦200 million profit, followed by four short reactions. The discussion quickly devolves into political skepticism about the Governor and a specific counter-claim about rice farming profitability, with no genuine agricultural exchange or problem-solving occurring.
Prices:
rice: m1.5 (Ekiti State)rice: k300.0 (Ekiti State)
Credibility signals:
personal_experience
“They are not serious in that state”
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“I ventured into rice farming last year with 300k and now I worth 1.5 m plus”
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