Orijinalfarmer

Sema Ededeh. Farmer/Geophysicist/ProjectManager/Ardent-learner

[Tai Lopez @tailopez]

Sales is still the highest probability chance for the average person in any country to earn a high income. I’m not sure anything else statistically is even close.

[Andrew Tate @Cobratate]

If you understood how powerful your thoughts were.

You’d never think negatively again.

[Andrew Tate @Cobratate]

Be very careful who you let onto your ship.

Many men will try to sink it if they can’t be the captain.

[Defarmercist Alex Afari 🇬🇭 @DefarmerAlex]

My Favorite Varieties

[Andrew Tate @Cobratate]

Every time you jerk your own dick you attract demons.

Like the splashes of a fish attract a shark.

Before you know it - you’re logging into pornhub accepting beta programming at the will of the devil.

Find a girl to have sex with or just go to sleep.

[Orijinalfarmer @winstonededeh]

@Cristiano @AlNassrFC_EN @AlNassrFC The king!

[KOJO chopMONEY 🦅 @Chopmonie_1]

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[Orijinalfarmer @winstonededeh]

@agreek_goddess @UgoAgro_ Capsicums, habas and the chillz🌶️

[👑S.A.L.A.K.O🕊 @UnkleAyo]

Possibly the most important 10 mins video you'll watch, this weekend.

"E get backing wey you go get from house, e go sweet to pursue your dreams because if your dreams later pursue you, food dey house"

- SALAKO, 2025.

[Orijinalfarmer @winstonededeh]

@AfricaFirsts Obudu Cattle Ranch, Obudu, Cross River State

[Defarmercist Alex Afari 🇬🇭 @DefarmerAlex]

When you grow peppers in Your country's colours 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭

[Orijinalfarmer @winstonededeh]

@ChuksEricE Jesus is coming soon⚠️

[Jean Claude NIYOMUGABO @jcniyomugabo]

I believe that we need to rethink the future of farming in Africa.

For too long, we have focused heavily on primary production, celebrating large harvests and expanding cultivated land. But we must now look beyond the farm.

If you have funds and are looking to invest in Africa today, consider value addition.

That’s where the real opportunity lies.

Africa produces millions of tonnes of crops annually—maize, cassava, cocoa, coffee, and more.

Yet, we still import products derived from these same crops, simply because we lack the facilities to process them ourselves.

What the continent urgently needs is a new wave of agro-processing factories.

Factories that can take our raw materials and turn them into competitive, high-quality finished goods.

We have the land. We have the labor. We even have the demand. What’s missing is infrastructure, investment, and innovation.

Take tomatoes, for example. Nigeria alone produces over 1.5 million tonnes of fresh tomatoes annually, yet imports over $500 million worth of tomato paste every year.

Why?

Because local processing capacity is limited.

This same story plays out across the continent—with cassava, soybeans, groundnuts, fruits, and more.

If we build the right processing systems, we won’t just create jobs—we’ll keep value within our borders.

We’ll reduce post-harvest losses that currently waste up to 40% of our agricultural output.

Imagine local factories turning groundnuts into peanut butter, sunflower seeds into cooking oil, cassava into flour and ethanol, or mangoes into juice and dried snacks.

These are not distant dreams.

These are achievable realities if we channel the right resources into agribusiness infrastructure.

By doing so, we create sustainable jobs for youth and women, promote rural industrialization, and position Africa to compete globally—not just as a producer of raw goods but as a manufacturer of valuable products.

The African Continental Free Trade Area (African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) Secretariat) has opened the door to a market of over 1.3 billion people.

If we invest in processing today, our farmers and entrepreneurs can tap into this massive opportunity.

Agriculture is more than soil and seeds—it’s a value chain that extends from the field to the shelf. Every link in that chain matters.

Value addition is the future of African agribusiness.

The demand is already here. The market is ready. What we need now is investment, technology, and a shift in mindset.

If you’re thinking about investing, think agro-processing.

Think about turning Africa’s natural abundance into wealth, jobs, and sustainable growth.

The opportunities are enormous. The time is now.

Agriculture is Africa’s strength. Value addition is how we unlock its full potential.

Follow @jcniyomugabo for more.

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[Defarmercist Alex Afari 🇬🇭 @DefarmerAlex]

When you care for the plant,The plant will care for you

In soilless farming the plant requires all 16 nutritional elements in their right proportions(AMOUNT)and any mistake will go a long way to affect yield significantly

Learn your nutrition well before you grow in COCOPEAT

[Orijinalfarmer @winstonededeh]

Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary

[Orijinalfarmer @winstonededeh]

@AMAZlNGNATURE Playing dead🫠

[Jean Claude NIYOMUGABO @jcniyomugabo]

Crop rotation is the future of sustainable agriculture.

[Andrew Tate @Cobratate]

Once you lose interest in dating women you lose all interest in cities.

Cities are for women to be their worst selves and look for perma entertainment which men pay for.

There’s literally no reason to live amongst crime and traffic besides the fact that these cesspits are where women sacrifice their innocence at the alter of “life experience”

You are paying 1000x more money living close enough to the “action” to catch vapors of female chastity as they evaporate into the concrete jungle of western liberalism.

There’s no wives in cities.
There’s no nature in cities.

There’s not even any fun in cities.

Dinners and clubs suck.

Cities have girls who throw pussy left and right and men are in a city because they’re trying to catch it.