He Built a farm that's making young people rich in Nigeria

[@uzoejekwumadu7731]

This model was also used in Nigeria in the 60 and 70s during the years of marketing board e.g. Cocoa, Oil Palm and Cotton marketing boards across the regions. They support farmers with seedlings, equipment and grants and then buy the produce from them for grading and export. Introduction of IMF backed SAP killed our agricbusiness.

[@efemzyekun900]

Point of correction, it was used popularized in the old western region of Nigeria, by the Awolowo government and that gave a lot of South Westerners financial and economic edge above other regions.

[@jzk2020]

Isn't it exploitive? Isn't it like contract farming ? Where you sometimes have to borrow (via the company to get the equipment and training you need) then you get into a contract and have to sell your labour and produce below market price until they have made their money back which could take decade(s).

[@peoplesperson4132]

IMF killed cooperatives all over Africa

[@marsesola2696]

but the fruits and veggies grown like that are tasteless big and beautiful by no taste

[@uzoejekwumadu7731]

@@efemzyekun900 It means you have not done enough research. North had marketing boards for cotton, Eastern Region under M.I Okpara had marketing board for oil Palm produce. Each region was self sufficient based on what they can produce. Always do some research before correcting other people's opinions please.

[@joedadi]

This is the second time I'm seeing this farmer on KZbin, and i really admire what he's doing.

[@ruqqayahosizemete2708]

The farmer's message at the end of the video is one to be thought in schools. As a Geography teacher, this video is my instructional material

[@Ganodidit]

Indeed

[@ruqqayahosizemete2708]

Well done my kid brother,Gano I pray you grow in this journey day by day. Amin

[@frankmarvy4143]

please where is the location because I need to learn from them

[@ogeo.8966]

​@@frankmarvy4143 same as me. I want to know where it is

[@ogeo.8966]

​@@frankmarvy4143oh I've found that it's in Ogun state

[@ultimateone]

I am absolutely elated to see this happening in NGR. Positive change is really happening in our country. You are a shining example to our youths. More grease to your elbow.

[@daudahussaini7629]

We need this kind of partnership. This is generational shift. Ideas using technology and maximizing potential. Imagine if we partner with his company especially in the North. Where land is in abundance. I am from Niger State and i have preached this gospel for real. I would share this vidoe with an aid to my governor. I hope he reaches out. Keep it up Bro.

[@oyeleyemuhideen7019]

This is the real futuristic fellow who transmit capacity to youths to handle the future.

[@ezy-e4250]

That message at the end from the farmer should be the new Nigerian slogan, "If one person can make it and you cant make it, Nigeria is not the Problem"

[@tosin0911]

❤

[@Kofi.86]

This is amazing this is a whole community i luv this i would luv to learn this time of farming beautiful 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿 greetings from Jamaica 🇯🇲

[@ogeo.8966]

I remember watching this man's TED talk years ago. I'm happy he's doing some of the things he spoke about and much more.

[@user-hb5th5gv3q]

GANO ANOTHER GOOD VIDEO , KEEP UP BRO AND WE HOPE GAMBIA IS PROUD OF YOU AS NIGERIA DOES

[@farhidahmed4473]

Damn this guy wants to have control over veggie supply chain Nigeria. That is why he is offering free training to the youths and making them involve for free and by doing that he is going to earn their loyalty and those young folks will sell their harvest to only him. That's how he will have control.

[@toyou2635]

If lagos state government sees this, they’ll for sure contract him

[@omijieabumere1540]

Waoo this is mind blowing I can’t believe this is happening in Nigeria . Thanks for the information.

[@The-Master-piece-]

You content is superb sir.. I have been watching your videos since day one.. now you have grown into great content.. too much respect for you...

[@Ganodidit]

Thanks a ton

[@totallifeinchristministry2159]

Pls can I have your email, am into youth work, I am interested in what you are doing. I have thousands of youth that this will transform their lives.​@@Ganodidit

[@UmarHamza]

I was just speaking to someone about modern farming techniques last week. I learnt a lot from this video, thanks.

[@sundayhezekiah5002]

This is a great idea. Kudos to all the hardworking youths. Nigerian youths are not lazy after all. What we need is good, selfless and purposeful leadership. However, it is hoped that the challenges which killed similar agricultural projects in the past will not be allowed to affect this one. 🙏🙏

[@RemixKingzMusic]

This is a great program and way to think in the business, learning, and teaching model. The real question though is what are the growing methods? What's in the soil-less? How is the water filtering? Where are the seeds coming from? Are they natural/organic and non-gmo? Does your produce reproduce seeds?

[@mmjallow7078]

Work,learn and earn .. Broo we need this in Gambia.

[@user-nd7re2sg9w]

I can't wait to help you brother ✊🏼

[@crownny88]

I wish this man is a moderator on Nairaland agriculture sector.

[@adedapoajiboye7785]

This man suppose to be our Agric minister-I hope BAT will see this

[@dianusoul]

I am sure he's one of those Peter Obi intended to use if he's the one on the throne as Peter Obi knew him very well

[@oj4851]

I have never come accross such an impactful video. I would like to get in touch with this fellow if I can contract him to set up a similar project back home.

[@siphamandlamkhize9766]

Awesome video again buddy, watching from South Africa. Extra ordinary establishment , this is impressive guys. Would love to visit the place someday

[@A.S.M_Thank_You_Allah]

‏السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته. ما شاء الله. His vision and team play character is good. May Allah grant you patience for uploading educating content.

[@salmanhaji7085]

This was the most informative video in agribusiness I have ever watched! Thanks

[@AsiaticWorldTv]

Thank you so much!!!!

[@adeolaakintunde5094]

This should be part of agric teaching in our schools to inspire our students in agric study. Very inspiring.

[@afrofy2431]

Clever guy team and Amazonification system !

[@4kroadtrips856]

This is what Africa needs thanks so much for sharing keep it up, all the best to this great man

[@taxaccountingbydr.kennedyi2750]

The model that allows young people become empowered and start earning while they are learning is great!

[@kennethikpeme4807]

This guy!!! My inspiration level has gone up 1000%. A beautiful application of brain.

[@uzoejekwumadu7731]

Cooperative society model of Social Enterprise Business. This is encouraging and should receive support from Bank of Industry Nigeria. Youths moving from consumption to production 👍💕

[@AfricanUSA-th9ov]

He Didn't Start That Business With His Own Money. You Can See Baba Ex President Obasanjo On His Farm. He Is Also In Ogun State Nigeria 🇳🇬 Some Rich Yoruba ON Top Helped Him With Funding And Money. He Didn't Need Bank Of Industry. I Am Going To Nigeria To Meet Up With Him To Set Up My Own Greenhouse Farming On His Land So That They Can Manage It 12:53

[@uzoejekwumadu7731]

@@AfricanUSA-th9ov I can see you are more interested in ethnicity issues than the business model. Many people have benefited from Bank of Industry Nigeria and he too can leverage on that. Replicating same across Africa is what should be the focus.

[@user-he1nu3xh1t]

This is Capitalism. Socialism destroyed Africa

[@0501245]

What he said at 4:50-5:25 is so true. That is what Wal-Mart does. You get DOC, feed, housing and equipment from them. And they buy the chickens from you.

[@LeahAkinola-hi3ez]

This is awesome, right inside Nigeria, God bless this young man

[@MrJallow123]

He is a very smart guy. Weldone Gano.

[@btnlyfestyle7538]

Yo I’m from Gambia but I live in America but also starting a Fram in Gambia but still in building process. I like ur videos

[@omobhudeclinton9336]

Beautiful message at the end. Smart Farmer right here! ❤❤

[@egopat15]

Hello everyone, can someone tell me the location of this farm in Nigeria? Thanking you in Advance.

[@dargold_farmyard347]

Ogun state

[@dominicogodo]

This is amazing….. this is the only way we can grow our economy. Don’t japa!! Stay and let’s grow this country together. Let’s all start producing and stop being only consumers!!

[@fuhadakinbola969]

Farmer Samson nailed it with his last piece of advice ❤

[@GenesisOnMoney]

Simply ingenious! That's all I've got to say.

[@MrPkamara]

I am a Sierra Leonean living in London for almost 30yrs. I am tired and i would like to return to my mother land and i am thinking of going into farming . Is it possible for me to come to Nigeria and trained or come to Sierra Leone and set up a soiless farm for me ? Anyway i like what you are doing .God bless you mighty!

[@oliviabanks888]

Certainly

[@renevanheerden9366]

Really inspired .....from South Africa...this is sô needed in SA

[@musicvideo1354]

This has simply blown me away.....extremely inspiring.

[@MLS5999]

We are really proud of you, gano.

[@adelubiadeshola4348]

It's a privilege to get trained at Soilless Farm Lab👍👍

[@bilkisuismail6096]

Please how can one enrol in the training

[@adelubiadeshola4348]

It is a training in batches... A batch is ongoing and will end by June... So you can apply for the July training online...

[@user-pw6mm1si2s]

Samson Ogbole this is good,thank you for the good work . Kudos.

[@donnab3183]

This is excellent! Thank you for sharing this video. 😍

[@opeyemihannah1393]

I can't believe i just saw someone that graduated from my school #OOU❣️😘

[@pacherno4417]

Gano you really did it this time!!!!

[@amremnant]

This is awesome.

[@saratuorga1711]

So glad I watched this. Very impressive. I cdn't help but shared with a couple of people who desire to grow flowers. Keep up the good work and may God bless you. More grace

[@happypartylifetvyoulike5518]

Thanks for an incredible work and, the opportunity you're creating for our people on our behalf.

[@SylviaAputazie]

This is a wonderful initiative Right in the south west That's wonderful 1. How can we buy your produce? 2. Can anyone apply to be trainee or are there any requirements

[@paulbup726]

"The concept of work is obedience to God." I totally agree, work is the highest form of worship, just wish our youths got this message, internalised it and put it into practice. Brilliant and educational.

[@user-he1nu3xh1t]

❤well said

[@supernewafrica4210]

Powerful closing remarks

[@baimustapha]

Great video bro ✊🏾

[@owolankeolawumi9659]

Awesome! This is a beautiful and sustainable vision.. kudos brother

[@Gentletropicalgarden]

This was so intriguing to watch as someone who works in Agricultural Research but also with a personal passion for farming engrained from childhood. It would be great to see what are the input costs for each unit at maximum production for an individual crop and methods of pest management. Really love this, great job 👏🏽 👏🏽 👏🏽

[@Dreamers_Tv.]

very deep vision when quiet my job to follow a carrier in agriculture

[@michaelotiger56]

This is simply great Please keep it up

[@BlessingEbeye-qj4go]

I love this; well done Gano

[@Dream_more_age_less]

This was a very valuable episode 💯

[@TheTruthSpeakerTV]

I love this...great model sir.

[@SamsonOgbole]

Thank you for this, thank you for sharing our story. We do not take it for granted

[@chibuezerichards]

Wow, this is very amazing and innovative. Please where is ur location in Nigeria. I'm very much interested to be trained. More grease to ur elbows

[@youtubeoffname]

The best thing I saw here is Nigerians fabricating their own business materials. All good things do not come from overseas. You know, and feel the problem. No one can solve it better. Well done, folks. May all the success you deserve come your way..

[@motivateme8214]

This concept is mad. Bravo

[@chisommadunemeh2900]

I know this guy. Is he the owner. He taught me in lesson when i was in secondary school

[@user-hz2is9xi2t]

This is the quickest solution for Gambians as we live under ethnic, religious and social harmony. We can join hands and minds to make ends meet. ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@damilolaajibola2696]

This is amazing,I will like to do my SIWES here, I am very interested.

[@damilolaajibola2696]

This will be a dream come through if I am being selected sir, I am a student of university of ilorin I have filled the form, for the SIWES student.

[@ctkmobambi]

Good going guys, keep up the good work....

[@kenmarcus6183]

Great 👍

[@johnbass6297]

this is really impressive.

[@francotheafrican7550]

I would love to enroll in his 3 month course to improve my farming knowledge

[@LeahAkinola-hi3ez]

Good news for youth in Nigeria

[@mama-xr9fq]

God bless you I really appreciate you efforts where is this in Nigeria wow

[@jzk2020]

Inspiring man. Nice video production. Wode Maya has competition. 😎👍🏽

[@asemelukpo314]

I'd informed Maya about Farmer Samson Ogbole several times to no avail. Thank God it's been shown here. Good job!

[@paulfbk]

Take home message, sales is everything. Keep soaring

[@thedukeofyewaland]

Amazing advice!

[@easy-tech3535]

simply incredible

[@princeaghamiogie7154]

Thanks for sharing this informative video. Kuddos to the farmer.

[@JpDiet]

One thing that I picked up here is. A business that bring value to the whole participants chains sustains. This Man is a role Model ❤

[@AkinremiOluwafemi-q7t]

Great man!!!

[@tahirhussain1222]

Mashallah, proud of you, Farmer Samson. You are a true visionary.

[@feimohach]

MaashaAllah what a wonderful job, this is amazing, you did not mention where we can get them. We enjoyed it.

[@juniorpenn8713]

I love this but you should have asked the difference between the paid and free trainings. If you know it pls help do the train online or only physical? It will be great to learn

[@paulbup726]

Truly amazing.

[@sadefasedemi]

Thanks!

[@Ganodidit]

Thank you 🙏🏾

[@juliabee7762]

Hello there, you just got yourself a subscriber. Your video is extremely informative. It would be so nice if mama Liberia could learn from this.

[@Ganodidit]

Thanks for subbing! Indeed

[@juliabee7762]

@@Ganodidit You are welcome.

[@ogbloodline21]

Thanks for sharing the information I want to implement your ideas in the east side of Africa, one love

[@lemonade_ib]

Your channel has grown, congratulations bro 👏

[@julietawonusi9398]

gano I am an oil palm farmer .I want to get in touch with treasure farms epe to learn some other things to add to my farm

[@kekiplus1andonly]

MashaAllah 🎉🎉🎉welldone

[@JesusisaMuslim]

Mash'Allah ❤

[@davidgold2685]

Pls where is the location of this training and how can I get full info to be a student

[@user-he1nu3xh1t]

Ogun state. He has a website.

[@u.802]

lovely channel , road to 100k subscribers 💘

[@paulleteramona9823]

We have such a similar program in Kenya under KCB Foundation tujiajiri program that hoped to empower youths in agribusiness

[@friction5001]

this is one of the keys that will help africans

[@josiahkulwa34]

Great job

[@successfulpeople]

I am very impressed with your work, young man. You shall go places God willing. One of the poultry companies in the US that employs that system of business is Purdue chicken.

[@cmartin5903]

Bad tasting chicken or is it good? ❤

[@successfulpeople]

@@cmartin5903 To be honest with you, they don't taste as good as the chicken in Africa. I am currently visiting Senegal and a friend pointed out to me how the chicken meat in Africa has pinkish color because they have blood running through their veins. The chicken we eat in the US are mainly white. The chicken in Africa tastes better to me.

[@palmexecutives6323]

Pls what is the system called.