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This page is a promotional thread by 'PWANMaxGroup' advertising the 'Ikore Farm' cassava investment project. The author spends the majority of the posts explaining yield potentials (10-20 tons/acre) and financial returns to attract investors, while intermittently posting generic calls to action and land sale offers. A single user briefly asks about buying cassava tubers, prompting a reply clarifying that the farm currently sells land shares rather than immediate harvest.
Prices:
cassava_tubers: NGN30000.0 (Nigeria)cassava_tubers: NGN45000.0 (Nigeria)farmland: NGN4000000.0 (Ikore Farm)farmland: NGN4000000.0 (Ikore Farm)
Credibility signals:
mentions specific farm name (Ikore Farm & Resort)cites specific yield figures and profit percentagesprovides contact phone number in one post
“On average, most cassava farms in Nigeria produce between 10 and 15 metric tons per acre.”
“Currently we aren't selling cassavas. Our farm is expected to produce cassava this year's October. We are selling acres at our cassava farm.”
“Acres are going for sale at Ikore for N4 million per acre”
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· promo_listing
This page is a promotional thread by 'PWANMaxGroup' advertising an investment opportunity to buy cassava farmland at Ikore Farm and Resort Estate. The author repeatedly posts variations of the same sales pitch over several months, highlighting features like managed farming services and land titles, while a single other user briefly comments 'Good investment'. The thread concludes with an announcement that sales have closed.
Prices:
cassava farmland: NGN6000000.0 (Ikore Farm and Resort Estate)
Credibility signals:
citing total land availability (400 acres)mentioning specific project name and locationoffering legal documents (C of O)
“You don't need farming skills to own a farm. Get an acre of land at Ikore, and we do the farming for you while giving you your farm harvest after the planting season”
“With ₦6 million per acre (flexible plan), you get C of O land, managed farming, and up to 80% annual yield.”