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[@obinna6345]

Best advice ever. Thanks Flo!

[@agoiobunso]

Thank you for another amazing and informative video

[@godwinella]

Thanks Flo for this pertinent video. This is a wake up call. Looking forward to your other videos on Agriculture as you promised. ❤

[@onyekachinwafor8261]

Flo, thanks for sharing ❤

[@Fluuuv]

I live in Canada and my husband is a gardener. He only puts in maybe 2-3 hours max each week and we don't buy spinach, basil, chives, oregano, etc in the summer. In the winter, he plants garlic and leaves it till July when he harvests it. We dont even have a huge garden and we havent bought garlic in years.

[@FloFinance]

Those who live outside Nigeria recognize the importance of planting the basics more than people who live in the best climate for agriculture. The irony.

[@helennwafor2903]

Absolutely true ! I have fallow lands that relatives fail to cultivate but will ask for money

[@aSlimtube]

1000 likes for such a brilliant and thoughtful presentation about farming. Honestly it is borderline insane that some of our folks who have land will thumb their nose on farming and complain of hunger and being broke.

[@FloFinance]

Why it is so overlooked these days beats me.

[@Uzoma-ff2cy]

You have a very good heart,I envy you.

[@FloFinance]

❤❤❤

[@tolulopeadedoyin5468]

Thank you very much for this informative video. Can you also talk about apps for investing in agriculture in Nigeria

[@FloFinance]

Due to recent events, I don't trust any agric tech investment platforms in Nigeria so I won't be featuring them on my channel any time soon.

[@fh.7287]

Flo, you too calculate😅 chai. 500% return of investment on corn🌽 But all you said is gospel truth. Jisi ike!

[@FloFinance]

Check am now! Somebody needs to count how many corn seeds we have on an average corn cob. 😃

[@dietkebab]

You're correct, Naira was stronger than Dollar and Pound sterling.... once upon a time. It was not the strongest currency in the world, but near enough. At one stage, it was 56 kobo for $1.

[@gerardonochie3408]

FACT!!! I remember as a child it the 1980s going on holiday to London and my parents cashing out travellers cheques and we got more pounds sterling for Naira. As @Flo Finance said we don't taking farming seriously. Yes there are FHM security issues but it is worth doing. Personally apart from meat and other items most of my food is from my backyard and village farm.

[@FloFinance]

Onochie FHM do not disturb farming in my village but walking through the village you will see lots of uncultivated lands. Some people don't have a good reason not to be farming. It's just that free handouts are easier for them to get.

[@charlottemanuell8289]

I don’t know why Africans complain of hunger with all that fertile soil. I don’t know any about farming but I tried to plant plantain in my backyard and within a few months started bearing fruits already and I was amazed.we have stop consuming all those china made processed food and grow what we eat.I agree with you 100%..

[@giftedchild9490]

It's why I don't like the idea of these estates ..I really prefer living in a compound where I can plant stufff

[@chumamenakaya9181]

No doubt agriculture is absolutely a key investment opportunity. YOU ARE RICH OR YOU ARE POOR, MAN MUST CHOP.

[@FloFinance]

Gbam!

[@talkstockswithme]

you should include the timeframe for this 500% ROI. Your caption is deceptive

[@olaallen2280]

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[@jus2jase]

Thats not accurate. In the 70s Naira git really high coz he found oil and all the foreign investments made our currency really high however in the 80s, oil price slumped which drastically affered the Naira

[@nicolebusari5493]

The fact is the West has actually been reducing the farm operations and are now making it even harder for farmers to farm. Farmland in Canada is reducing by 3 farms per day. The West in abandoning farmland unfortunately and the governments are not supporting as they used to. Hopefully Africa will not follow in this pattern.

[@ZOEandCJFarm]

Our government doesn’t support local equipment manufacturing they prefer foreign equipment hence our problem. The so called agricultural subsidies don’t get to the farmers. Until we solve our over 40 years of corruption and lack of vision of nation vision.

[@PrisTvv]

the story cracked me up😂 the Landlord will be like Oh My Sister I'm sorry 😂

[@FloFinance]

😂😂😂 The man started apologising to my Mum ooo.

[@Fluuuv]

Aunty Flo, something you forgot to mention is that with increased technology and globalization, farming is no longer sexy. My generation can barely take care of a balcony garden not to talk of farming a piece of land next door 😂

[@FloFinance]

If they like let them be rating it unsexy, when real hunger waya them, dem go chop sexy. 😂 This year's hunger will be nothing compared to the one coming next year if people do not practice back-to-land this planting season.

[@emekawilliams4333]

@Fluuuv, I think you're probably looking at subsistence agriculture compared to commercial agriculture.

[@emekaafamefunanwosa1430]

First to comment 😂😂

[@fh.7287]

Are u sure ?

[@everythingispolitics6526]

Thanks for the inspiring content. Sister Flo, I enjoy your commentaries but sometimes, you minimise the root cause of these problems. Nigeria is not a nation free of external meddling. There're far more overarching reasons why the nation divested from agriculture but I understand why you shy away from the meaty points, you have to protect yourself and investments afterall. The nation is ran by clowns that are bolstered by external entities. The ppl haven't been given adequate education, which largely explains the lack of priorities and collective confusion. A sad state of affairs. Edit: beautiful content as always! On a small scale for personal use, ppl can definitely do something with their immediate area. But on the larger long-term scale, that's where most of the problems sets in.

[@FloFinance]

There's no way two people (you and I) will see things in perfectly the same way. Even twins have different perspectives on issues. So instead of waiting for me to say your mind all the time (because I think that's what you want from all your comments), set up a camera, say that your mind so that you can educate people. The more people set up their cameras to educate Nigerians, the better for all of us. I alone will not do all the work.

[@MountainofInspiration]

500% ROI? This sounds like a huge investment opportunity

[@FloFinance]

It has always been, since time immemorial.

[@bandc6305]

Crop farming in Nigeria of today is a no go area. Don't even dream it, b/cos is a futile project. "Fulani herdsmen" will just use your farm as a grazing reserve🐂🐂🐂🐂.

[@Alexander-sp6xd]

With rampaging herdsmen, farming is a suicide mission in Nigeria.

[@alliswell1605]

How many herdsmen terriostist is in your village. Cheap excuse

[@vibrantwoman1323]

No, it is not. The herdsmen are just a very present danger Agribusiness really the way forward for Nigeria. The oil palm and cocoa farmers will attest to this. So also the glory days of the groundnut pyramids in the days before crude oil exploration

[@Alexander-sp6xd]

@@vibrantwoman1323 I am a farmer, do you know how many times my farm has been invaded by herdsmen?

[@vibrantwoman1323]

@Alexander-sp6xd I'm not insensitive to your experience of marauding herdsmen who have been allowed to wander unchecked wreaking havoc of people's farms and lives. This unfortunate phenomenon is a result of lack of security regulation by the government at all levels. Federal, state and local government to protect the farming industry especially in the southern regions with fertile arable land for farmers. Agriculture is still the best investment for Nigeria to grow its economy .

[@giftedchild9490]

There's a limit to their reach ... If people really mean these herdsmen they will disappear

[@kayodeonanuga5152]

Your mum have done alot of sacrifice for you that's where you got your entrepreneur skills. Ma😅😅

[@arigbabuwo45277]

In 1984 Naira was 79 Kobo To £1. 1986 Naira was 6Naira, #6 to £1. That was the begining of the crash.

[@enod9746]

The 500% calculation is way too optimistic. You work abroad, so maybe you do not know the damage the herdsmen have caused to the Nigerian farming ecosystem in the 8 years Buhari was in power. Do you know how much farmers pay these bandits in protection money to be able to cultivate their land?

[@FloFinance]

I addressed insecurity in this video. And that kind of insecurity is not everywhere in Nigeria. But as always, excuses must abound and there will always be people who would want to play the smart devil's advocate. Kontinu.

[@enod9746]

@@FloFinance Madam Flo no vex. I have farms in the North, and palm plantations in the SE and SS. I have confronted Fulani herdsmen several times. What I said does not come from a standpoint of excuses but personal experience of 10 years.

[@FloFinance]

Again, I addressed insecurity in this video. Do not comment like you did not watch that part by telling me I work abroad etc etc. I know what is happening in Nigeria more than most people that live in Nigeria. I condole with you on what you are going through, our leaders are really failing us but again that kind of insecurity is not everywhere in Nigeria. It would not affect say a plot of land in an estate that is lying fallow. People can still farm in my part of Anambra State but they are not doing it as much these days, most people are looking for free handouts. I addressed many people in this video so saying that I do not recognize the mayhem that herdsmen are causing does not follow. Rather you can contribute better to this video by sharing what measures you have taken such as contacting your representatives etc yet the issues persist. Your anger should be directed towards the government who swore to protect the citizens not me. We are all victims.

[@enod9746]

​​@@FloFinanceI watched a video of late Jerry Rawlings farming with women and participating in road construction as a president. Such things shape the mindset of young people on dignity in labour. But if leadership does nothing while people loot the treasury, or engage in banditry and collect millions from kidnapping with no consequence, most youths will not engage in farming that requires a lot of hardwork and delayed gratification.