Some of the brightest students at Harvard and MIT are leaving school — not because they can’t handle the work, but because they believe the future is moving too fast.
   

1. AI leaders at OpenAI and Google DeepMind warn that artificial general intelligence (AGI) could arrive before 2030.

2. Many students don’t want to “waste time” on degrees they think may soon be irrelevant.

3. Alice Blair left MIT to work at the Center for AI Safety, saying: “I was scared I wouldn’t even live to graduate. If AGI keeps advancing, it could mean human extinction.”

4. Others worry less about survival and more about money. A recent survey shows half of Harvard students believe their careers will be obsolete within a few years.

5. As Nikola Juckovic, head of Harvard’s AI safety group, puts it: “If your field will be automated before the decade’s out, every year in school is a year lost in the workforce."
6. Whether it’s fear or foresight, one thing is clear: the AI future isn’t waiting for anyone.

 Do you think dropping out now is smart - or just panic?

They say AFRICOM (U.S. Africa Command) is about “stability,” “partnership,” and “security.”
But let’s call it what it really is: a foreign military footprint on African soil.

1. AFRICOM was launched in 2007, promising to “support African solutions to African problems.”

2. Today, it operates in at least 34 African countries — with bases, drone hubs, and intelligence outposts across the continent.

3. The goal? Access to Africa’s oil, gold, cobalt, uranium, rare earths, trade routes, data, and influence.

4. Since AFRICOM’s arrival, terror attacks in Africa have risen by over 1,000%.

5. The Sahel is burning, Somalia is bleeding, Mali and Burkina Faso are spiraling.

6. The U.S. response: more drone strikes, more weapons, more training missions.

7. And when African nations resist, they are sanctioned, isolated, and labeled as “juntas.”

   
Ask yourself:

Why are there zero African military bases in the U.S.?

Why don’t African nations run “commands” in Europe?

Because it would never be allowed. So why do we allow it here?

The truth:

AFRICOM is not a partnership. It is an occupation.

It creates military dependence.

It spies on us.

It drags Africa into wars we did not choose.

And most Africans don’t even know AFRICOM exists — because it’s kept out of our schools and media.


The way forward:

1. Say no to foreign bases.

2. Say no to proxy wars.

3. Say no to being pawns in someone else’s chess game.

4. Build AFRICANCOM — a Pan-African defense alliance, by us, for us.

You cannot be free if someone else controls your guns.
You cannot be sovereign with foreign troops on your soil.

AFRICOM is not security. It is submission.
And Africa has bowed long enough.

In October 2024, Japanese scientists launched the world’s first human trials for TRG-035, a drug designed to regenerate lost teeth.

Here’s what you need to know:

1. TRG-035 works by blocking the USAG-1 protein, which normally stops new tooth growth.

2. In animal studies, it triggered the regrowth of fully functional teeth.

3. Trials are being conducted at Kyoto University Hospital on adults missing at least one tooth.

4. Researchers are monitoring safety and effectiveness of natural regrowth.

5. If successful, this could replace dentures and implants with a natural solution.

6. The treatment is expected to reach the market by 2030.

This breakthrough could change dental care forever, offering real hope to millions suffering from tooth loss.

 Would you choose a tooth regrowth drug instead of dentures or implants?

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German scientists have created an injectable gel that could replace knee and hip replacements forever. Here’s how it works:

1. The gel is injected directly into damaged joints.

2. It forms a natural scaffold that mimics real cartilage.

3. The gel attracts the body’s own stem cells.

4. Cartilage begins to regrow within 60 days.

5. Pain and inflammation reduce naturally.

6. The gel strengthens with movement instead of wearing out.

7. It biodegrades after healing, so no extra surgery is required.

Clinical trials showed major improvements in pain relief and mobility. Germany plans to launch the treatment in clinics by 2026.

 Would you choose this injection instead of joint replacement surgery?

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The Northern farmers produce about 80% of food crops that we eat in Nigeria..
The Southern farmers take the remaining 20% of food production

40% of the 80% of food crops are grown using irrigation in the North
1% of the 20% is what we might likely be producing with irrigation in the south.

The Northern farmers produce dictates the surplus or the scarcity of any crop, especially fresh produce in the market.

The market get flooded with a specific crop when the North shipped it in with trailers..

The market also face massive scarcity when the northern farmer had nothing to supply the market

The first step for every one that venture into massive food production for Nigeria market is to first study and understand the market trend.

The market trend is knowing when the North are producing every of the crops.

The funny thing is that they have been producing the same specific crops for several years at the specific time which they produce.

Eg Tomato planting usually start by September through October and December.
Onion planting also start at the same time.

The two options you have of getting money for your produce is when you understand the market trends of every crop.

You want to plant tomato ??
Know the trend

Your interest is cabbage ??
Study the trend

You are thinking of water melon ??
Research the trend

It's carrot ? you want.
Get the trend

Agriculture is a culture that need study if you actually want to not just throwing resources away.

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What could be the cause of this?

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Senegal has rolled out a new **mandatory e-visa payment system** for travelers from the U.S., UK, France, China, and o ther non-African nations as part of sweeping immigration reforms. ✈️? 

The move aims to: 
✅ **Streamline entry processes** 
✅ **Boost national revenue** 
✅ **Enhance border security** 

**African travelers remain exempt** from the fees, reinforcing regional solidarity. 

President **Bassirou Diomaye Faye** defended the policy with a bold statement: 

> *“If they can charge Africa for entry, why can’t Africa charge them in return?”* ?? 

**? DEBATE TIME:** 
? **Fair reciprocity** or **too strict?** 
? **Drop your thoughts below!** ?

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Forestry Quarters, Iva Valley Road, Enugu
Nationwide Delivery
WhatsApp: 08067494363
FarmersJoint.com

Exotic & Tropical Fruits

Malay Peach Apple – ₦5,500
1b. Sugar Apple – ₦5,500
1c. English Apple – Call for Price
1d. Purple Star Apple – ₦12,000
1e. Pomegranate – Call for Price

Soursop – ₦3,500

Avocado Pear – ₦2,500

Mango Varieties

German Mango – ₦6,200

Igbo Mango – ₦6,200

Lipens Mango – ₦5,200
6b. Peter Mango – ₦6,200
6c. Mamia Mango – ₦6,200



Coconuts

Dwarf Ghana Coconut (Green, Golden, Yellow) – ₦7,500
7b. Malaysian Dwarf Coconut – ₦7,500

Dwarf Coconut – ₦6,000

Jumbo Coconut (Very Big Head) – ₦7,500

Local & Native Trees

Ukwa (African Breadfruit) – ₦4,200

Ụkpaka / Ụgba (Oil Bean) – ₦3,300

Pepper Fruit – ₦3,000

Kolanut (Ọjị Igbo & Gworo) – ₦3,500

Citrus Fruits

Sweet Orange – ₦3,500

Tangerine – ₦4,500

Tangelo – ₦4,500

Shaddock – ₦4,500

Lime – ₦3,800

Lemon – ₦3,800

Grape – ₦4,500
21b. 2-in-1 Citrus Combo (Orange+Tangerine, Orange+Shaddock, etc.) – ₦7,500

Plantains & Bananas

Hybrid Plantain – ₦2,300
22b. Local Plantain (Diabetic – Une Ọkpọkwụ) – ₦3,000

Hybrid Cavendish Banana – ₦2,500

William Jumbo Banana – ₦4,300

Red Banana – ₦3,300

Dwarf Cavendish Banana – ₦2,500

Local Banana (Une Ojii) – ₦2,800

Other Fruit Trees & Nuts

Dwarf Pawpaw – ₦2,300

Bitter Kola – ₦3,500

Almond (Fruit) – ₦2,000

Ogbono – ₦3,500

Ugiri – ₦1,800

Queen’s Pineapple – ₦1,500

Ụdara (African Star Apple) – ₦2,300

Ube Igbo (African Pear) – ₦2,300

Jerusalem Sweet White Guava – ₦3,300
37b. Queen White Guava – ₦3,300

Red Guava – ₦3,000

Dabino (Date Palm) – ₦5,500

Cashew – ₦2,500

Walnut – ₦3,800

Oil Palm Varieties

Tenera – ₦1,500

Ojukwu – ₦1,500

Supergene – ₦3,500

Herbs, Spices & Medicinal Plants

Noni – Call for Price

Jackfruit – ₦2,800

Passion Fruit – ₦2,500

Moringa – ₦2,200

Turmeric – Call for Price

Aloe Vera – ₦1,600

Monkey Kola (Achịcha) – ₦3,000

Ọha – ₦2,200

Neem (Dogoyaro) – ₦1,700

Cocoa – ₦1,800

Miracle Plant – ₦2,800

Alligator Pepper (Ose Oji) – ₦3,800

Agricultural Solutions

Fruit Abortion Solution – ₦7,200

Barren Fruit Solution – ₦7,200

Fruit Enhancement Solution – ₦7,200

Vegetable Seedlings & Crops

Ụtazi – ₦5,500

Shombe – ₦5,800

Scent Leaf – ₦5,300

Pepper (Yellow & Red) – ₦5,500

Garden Egg (Big & Small Types) – ₦5,500

Sweet Bitterleaf – ₦5,800

Ede (Yam-type Cocoyam) – ₦2,500 / ₦10,500

Uziza – ₦2,800 per seedling
12b. Hot Habanero Seed (Red) – ₦9,800

Hot Pepper Cayenne (Shombe) – ₦5,800

Akidi Seed (Akidi Enu & Akidi Ana) – ₦2,500 / ₦3,000

Hybrid Maize – ₦8,500 (2kg)

Hybrid Cassava Stem – ₦4,500

Okro Seed – ₦4,800

Local Watermelon – ₦2,800

Sweet Potato Vines (Orange, White & Purple Fleshed) – ₦2,800/bundle (Min. order: 10)

Fertilizer – ₦25,000

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Limpopo, South Africa - A wealthy big-game hunter met a fatal end during a safari expedition after a massive Cape buffalo turned the tables on him. 

Asher Watkins, 52, was tracking the 1.3-ton beast in Limpopo on Sunday when the animal abruptly charged, killing him instantly. Despite the attack, the buffalo - reportedly Watkins’ intended trophy - walked away unharmed. 

Cape buffaloes, known as one of Africa’s "Big Five" and infamous for their unpredictable aggression, have been responsible for numerous hunter fatalities over the years. This incident has reignited debates over the ethics and dangers of trophy hunting.

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The foodstuff export business isn’t as complex as many think - all you need is the right knowledge, reliable sources, and proper guidance. Whether you're a beginner or looking to scale, understanding the high-demand products, shipping logistics, and customer acquisition is key to success. 

Two Main Types of Foodstuff Exportation:

1. Mini Exportation (Small-Scale Export)
A. Small quantities (10kg, 20kg, 50kg, or 100kg bags) 

B. Shipped by air through couriers like DHL, FedEx, UPS, NIPOST, or private shipping companies 

C. You don't need to bother about export licenses and documentations - shipping companies handle them. 

D. Perfect for beginners - start with what your budget allows and scale up 

2. Macro Exportation (Large-Scale Export)

A. Bulk shipments (20ft or 40ft containers) 

B. Sea freight for tonnes of agro-commodities 

C. Requires:
  - A registered company
  - Export license from NEPC (Nigeria Export Promotion Council)
  - NAFDAC & SON certification (for processed foods) 

D. Ideal for established exporters with strong financial backing 

Why Start Foodstuff Export?

A. High global demand for African foodstuffs 

B. Lucrative profits - earn in dollars, pounds, or euros 

C. Scalable business - start small and expand as you grow

The rate of kidney failure and disease is increasing among young people is too much

Your kidneys are your body’s silent heroes —but they’re under attack like never before. **Young, old, rich, poor—no one is immune.** Once kidney damage sets in, life becomes an **expensive, painful battle**.

     

Protect Your Kidneys NOW With These Lifesaving Habits:

1. DRINK WATER - Your kidneys need it to flush out toxins. 

2. DON’T SMOKE – It destroys blood flow to your kidneys. 

3. AVOID ALCOHOL (ESPECIALLY FAKE ONES!) – Many counterfeit drinks contain deadly chemicals. 

4. CONTROL BLOOD PRESSURE – High BP is a silent kidney killer. 

5. STOP ABUSING HERBAL “AGBOS” & SUPPLEMENTS – Many contain unregulated toxins. 

6. DON’T OVERUSE PAINKILLERS (IBUPROFEN, DICLOFENAC, ETC.) – They destroy kidney function over time. 

7. NEVER BLEACH YOUR SKIN – Harsh chemicals **wreck your kidneys (and liver!). 

HARD TRUTH:
1. Your kidneys WON’T survive reckless living. Once they fail, you’ll face: 

2. Lifelong dialysis (3x a week, 4+ hours per session) 

3. Transplant struggles (costs millions, scarce donors) 

4. Constant fatigue, pain, and hospital visits

Take care of your organs. They weren’t designed to survive recklessness.

Share this to save someone!

#KidneyHealth #StayHealthy #NoToBleaching #SayNoToFakeAlcohol #HealthWarning

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I got this from facebook and decide to share it here. I don't know who this might help.

Every plant you see here in Africa is pure potential income - you just need the right knowledge and connections to turn them into profit!

Last year, we secured a contract to export 20 tons of dogoyaro (neem) seeds, and just last month, a friend sent me a deal for 7,000kg of dried guava leaves - which we’re actively working on now. 

And look at this - dogoyaro leaves taking over my backyard like free money waiting to be harvested!

See dogoyaro leaf wey full for your backyard.


From Facebook

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The Future of Sustainable Agriculture.
 
Due to sea levels rise and land scarcity,  Netherlands is leading the way with an ingenious solution - floating farms. 

They're built on water, can withstand floods and adapt to changing sea levels, making them climate-resilient by design. 

By harnessing solar power, wind energy, and rainwater harvesting, these floating farms produce fresh food - from dairy to hydroponic vegetables - without occupying precious land. This revolutionary approach offers a sustainable blueprint for farming in an era of climate uncertainty.

Imagine growing crops and raising animals on water. I asked AI if this was fake but it confirms that it is true. Neatherland is doing it.

This is good for areas where land is scarce and very expensive. Using such land for agriculture will not be profitable.

Also, there is no need to try and reclaim land from the sea, which is very expensive and time-consuming.

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How can we be depicting farmers like this and expect the Gen Y and Z to develop interest in farming/agriculture?

Not good at all.

http://farmersjoint.com/thread-31149-post-34371.html

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From Soil to Wealth: How One Woman is Making ₦43M/Hectare in Ginger Farming

Meet Ann
The farmer who went viral for proving what's possible:

Ginger Farming Numbers
- ₦150,000-₦180,000 per bag of ginger
- 180-240 bags harvested per hectare
- Potential ₦43 MILLION per hectare
- All in less than 12 months

Ann's Testimony
"Since January 2025, ginger sells for ₦150k-₦180k per bag like this one in my photo.

One hectare needs:
29-32 bags of seedlings (properly planted)
Organic fertilizers
Consistent monitoring

But the payoff?
Minimum 180 bags/hectare
Often reaching 240 bags!

Now tell me... why should I chase office jobs when my land can do this?"

About Farming with Ann
- Documents real farm life daily
- Inspires thousands of youth
- Proves agriculture beats 9-5
- Shows unedited struggles AND wins

The Ginger Goldmine Breakdown
1. Input Cost/Hectare: ₦4.5M (premium seeds + organic care)
2. Minimum Yield: 180 bags
3. Current Market Price: ₦150k/bag
4. Gross Revenue: ₦27M
5. Net Profit: ₦22.5M

At peak yields (240 bags) and prices (₦180k): ₦43.2M!

3 Harsh Truths from Ann
1. "Organic farming isn't cheap - but buyers pay 30% more"
2. "The first 3 months will test you - most quit too early"
3. "Middlemen will rob you blind if you don't know real market prices"

Why Ginger Farming Works in 2025
- Global ginger demand increasing 15% yearly
- Nigeria controls 1/3 of world supply
- Organic produce gets export premium
- Smartphones connect farmers directly to buyers

Ann's Achievements
- Building generational wealth
- Creating local jobs
- Feeding nations
- Earning in dollars

Final Words from Ann
"Farming is LIFE. But treat it like a BUSINESS - not peasant work."

To Ann - keep inspiring! Your sweat is rewriting Nigeria's agricultural story.

To YOU reading - that hectare could be yours. That ₦43M could be your testimony.

Farming with Ann
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61561207674418

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Hey future Agripreneur!

Let me tell you about an opportunity hiding in plain sight in Kano. Every day, trucks loaded with food leave the city:

• Maize
• Tomatoes
• Onions
• Soybeans
• Ginger
• Sesame
• Beans

But here's the crazy part – the farmers don't know the buyers, and the buyers don't know the farmers!

Middlemen are making all the profit while farmers struggle and buyers overpay.

Here's Your Golden Opportunity
Imagine this:
- A farmer in Wudil has 500 bags of maize to sell.
- A buyer in Abuja needs 500 bags.

Right now, they'll never find each other. But what if YOU connected them?

That's where your B2B Agro-Trade Platform comes in.

How It Works (Simple Version)
1. Farmers list their produce (quantity, price, location).
2. Buyers browse, compare, and order directly.
3. You connect them with trucks for delivery.
4. You take a small fee (3-5%) per transaction.

No farms. No trucks. Just smart connections.

Why This Will Work in 2025
• Kano is West Africa's biggest grain hub – Dawanau Market alone moves thousands of tonnes weekly.
• Farmers are tired of middlemen – they want fair prices.
• Buyers want reliable suppliers – no more shady deals.
• Smartphones are everywhere – even rural farmers use WhatsApp!
• Agro-export is BOOMING – ginger, sesame, hibiscus are in high demand.
• No dominant Northern B2B platform yet – you can be first!

How You Make Money
1. Transaction fees (3-5% per deal)
2. Premium listings (₦5,000/month for top visibility)
3. Ads from seed/fertilizer companies
4. Data subscriptions (buyers pay for market trends)

Realistic Earnings
- Year 1: ₦500M trade volume → ₦15M+ in fees
- Year 2: Scale to ₦2B → ₦60M+ revenue

And the best part? You don't touch a single bag of grain!

How to Start Small & Scale
1. Begin with WhatsApp + simple website (no need for a fancy app yet).
2. Partner with local cooperatives & Dawanau traders.
3. Add logistics partners (trucks, warehouses).
4. Expand to Kaduna, Katsina, then exports (Niger, Ghana).

What Farmers & Buyers Will Say
• "I sold my onions directly to Lagos – no middlemen!"
• "Found 3 exporters in one week thanks to this platform!"
• "Saved ₦200 per bag – game changer!"

Final Advice
• Verify all users (no scammers allowed).
• Use escrow payments (safe transactions).
• Follow regulations (avoid trouble).

You're not just building an app – you're building trust, efficiency, and wealth.

So, are you ready to become the "Jumia of Farm Produce" in Northern Nigeria?

Drop a comment below if you're in!

How to Make Your Maize Stovers More Nutritious for Livestock

Hello farmer friend! Let's talk about turning those leftover maize stalks into quality feed for your animals. It's easier than you think!

First Things First - Make It Digestible
- Chop stalks into small pieces (about 2-5 cm) so animals can eat them easier
- Try the urea trick: Mix 4kg urea with 60L water per 100kg stover, store airtight for 2-3 weeks
- Add some molasses (2-5kg per 100kg) to make it tastier and more energizing

Boost the Nutrition
- Mix in protein-packed legumes like lucerne or desmodium (1 part legume to 3 parts stover)
- Always provide mineral licks or salt blocks
- Consider adding protein supplements like soybean meal (0.5-1kg per animal daily)

Smart Storage Tips
- Keep your stovers dry and off the ground
- Use airtight storage for treated stovers
- Watch out for contamination from chemicals or waste

Keep an Eye on Your Animals
- Monitor weight gain and milk production
- Check manure consistency - it tells you about digestion
- Compare animals eating treated vs untreated stovers

Quick Urea Treatment How-To
1. Chop and weigh your stover
2. Mix 1kg urea with 15L water per 25kg stover
3. Sprinkle evenly and mix well
4. Seal airtight (plastic or soil cover works)
5. Wait 4-5 weeks before feeding
Remember: Not for young calves or donkeys!

See? With these simple steps, you can turn waste into valuable feed. Your animals will thank you with better health and productivity!

Got any questions about improving your animal feed? Let's chat - drop your questions below!

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At 79, George hung a sign: "Broken things fixed here. Payment: tea and talk."

Neighbors scoffed. But George remembered his late wife Ruth's creed: *"Waste is a habit. Kindness is the cure."* 

First came Mia, 8, with a broken toy truck. George gave it bottle-cap wheels. Then her mom needed a résumé. Soon, retirees taught skills in his buzzing garage. 

Officials tried to shut it down. The town protested. They won an old firehouse - now "Ruth's Hub," where: 
- Plumbers teach plumbing 
- Kids learn to darn socks 
- A baker trades muffins for repairs 

Years later, Mia - now a robotics intern - wrote: "You taught me broken things have value. I'm building solar prosthetics."

Today, twelve towns run Fix-It Hubs. All serve tea. None take money. 

One man's toolbox rebuilt a community. 

https://www.facebook.com/groups/fabulous...883892364/

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The Spoon He Wouldn't Let Go - Dachau, 1945

When American soldiers liberated Dachau in April 1945, they encountered a world where survival had defied all logic.

Among the skeletal survivors was one man, curled in a corner, clutching a spoon with such desperation that rescuers had to gently pry it from his hands.

"It was my mother's," he explained in a whisper.
"I dug with it. Ate with it. Prayed with it."

The spoon's handle had been worn smooth - a silent testament to years of hunger, hope, and unbreakable will.

Today, that same spoon rests in a Holocaust memorial in Illinois. Not merely as an artifact of suffering, but as evidence of how ordinary objects can become vessels of extraordinary survival.

Via: The Unique TonyaLe
Disclaimer: I do not own the rights to this content. All rights belong to the original owner.
No copyright infringement intended.

https://www.facebook.com/100050903172625...Z1Ekwpg9l/

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How can you come to Kano as a student from the South or East, stay for 12 months, and return home just to sit idle? 

If your father is rich, fine—no stress. 

But if he’s not (like most of us), bro, you better plant yourself in Kano and make it work. 

First, learn to speak Hausa fluently. Then, walk into the market and start selling pepper. 

Don’t panic—your certificate isn’t wasted. Use it to stand tall even in the market. 

Grind for 12–18 months, and I promise you, money will start flowing home. 

Ignore the noise. In fact, change your SIM card before family and friends start flooding you with doubt. Stay locked in. 

This same energy applies if you’re serving elsewhere in Nigeria. 

Did you even read why NYSC was created? It’s to make you learn, adapt, and thrive in new lands. 

Drop that childish hate passed down from past generations. Wake up. 

Stay. Start something small. Build your own empire. 

Photo: Me in a Kano village market, buying and supplying pepper with joy. God has been faithful. 

#BillionaireFarmer 

https://www.facebook.com/100005633642839...ugAcSR13l/

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