Been quiet for a while.
Had an operation, took some time away, and focused on recovery.
It's June 1st, and I'm in a much better place. Happy new month 💐🥒
OUR IKOYI SUCCESS STORIES IS NOW GAINING TRACTION: WE RECEIVED THE COMMISSIONER OF AGRIC, LAGOS STATE LAST FRIDAY ON THE FARM
You either have a degree that opens doors for you,
or you come from a family with a reputation that gives you opportunities,
or you build a name for yourself that will create these opportunities.
If you choose to build a name for yourself, you will need a strong foundation of knowledge, skills, and tools to support it. I made a commitment to acquire the knowledge, skills, and resources necessary to back up my name.
This way, when people hear my name, they will associate it with something valuable.
#BaaleofMilan
#AgribusinessCoach
#FutureBillionaire
@Abi_Olusanya@akinwale_cfi@woye1@Samsonprolific
🤯🇷🇺 Meanwhile in Russia, the score is 1-1 in the 87th minute and one team gets a free-kick in the perfect position..
You'll never guess what happens when the goalkeeper steps up to take it. 🤣⚽️
I dey my Chop (Shop) this Sunday.
Before El Nino Nwa Agbaram first Bus to Obollo Afor.
These Cucumbers will be ready for First Harvest in 2-3 weeks.
Eh heh, Anyi ka no in Business.
🤭
Let me add this... If you need COCOA SEED I can deliver the best.
We planted more than 100 seedlings 2 months back. The results will surprise you.
My DM dey Open.
We need more young women in Agriculture
Women who understand that Agriculture can be a way of life and a business too.
Women who wont shrink themselves in rooms where their voices need to be heard.
Frame 1: Cherry tomatoes 5 weeks after transplanting
Frame 2: Bell peppers 🫑 5 weeks after transplanting
Frame 3: Super Habanero 5 weeks after transplanting
Frame 4: Fruity and leafy veggies on aeroponic towers a week after transplanting
The whole setup of the farm was done by me and my team.
And my team chief agronomist @FarmGurlChic is the one managing this farm.
#BaaleofMilan
#AgribusinessCoach
#FutureBillionaires
Chickens can't sweat when they're hot. Instead, they pump warm blood into the red combs and wattles on their heads. The air cools the blood as it flows through.