07-25-2025, 09:53 PM
Some of you came to Kano, spent 12 months for NYSC, and went back home just to start job hunting.
What were you doing here all that time? Didn’t you see the abundance of food and produce to buy and resell?
Did you even ask the right questions?
How can you serve in a state like **Benue**—the nation’s food basket—and not tap into agriculture?
The opportunities in agriculture are endless, across every value chain. But these same opportunities are so overwhelming that they could set you up for life—enough to even become an **employer of labor.
This isn’t rocket science.
A simple food distribution business can change your life and secure your future.
If you’re a serving corps member in Nigeria, look closely at your PPA (Primary Place of Assignment).** There’s always something in **abundance** there—package it and sell it where it’s scarce. Identify problems around you and provide solutions. If God blesses your hustle and it takes off, you’ll **never** worry about unemployment after NYSC. Instead, you’ll be making money and creating jobs for others.
Oh, and speaking from experience—**I started trading agro-commodities as a corps member in Bauchi State.** I bought produce and distributed it across the country. That experience sparked my passion for agriculture, and today, that passion has grown into a thriving agro-business. I’m now an **employer of labor**, with cars, landed properties, and more. We’re not where we want to be yet, but we’re **growing, thriving, and trusting God for expansion.
**This post was inspired by my boss, Sir Tsekohol Denison.** I celebrate you, sir! ??
**Good evening, Africa!
**Good evening, world!
https://www.facebook.com/100013032587004...yDUHBvvEl/
What were you doing here all that time? Didn’t you see the abundance of food and produce to buy and resell?
Did you even ask the right questions?
How can you serve in a state like **Benue**—the nation’s food basket—and not tap into agriculture?
The opportunities in agriculture are endless, across every value chain. But these same opportunities are so overwhelming that they could set you up for life—enough to even become an **employer of labor.
This isn’t rocket science.
A simple food distribution business can change your life and secure your future.
If you’re a serving corps member in Nigeria, look closely at your PPA (Primary Place of Assignment).** There’s always something in **abundance** there—package it and sell it where it’s scarce. Identify problems around you and provide solutions. If God blesses your hustle and it takes off, you’ll **never** worry about unemployment after NYSC. Instead, you’ll be making money and creating jobs for others.
Oh, and speaking from experience—**I started trading agro-commodities as a corps member in Bauchi State.** I bought produce and distributed it across the country. That experience sparked my passion for agriculture, and today, that passion has grown into a thriving agro-business. I’m now an **employer of labor**, with cars, landed properties, and more. We’re not where we want to be yet, but we’re **growing, thriving, and trusting God for expansion.
**This post was inspired by my boss, Sir Tsekohol Denison.** I celebrate you, sir! ??
**Good evening, Africa!
**Good evening, world!
https://www.facebook.com/100013032587004...yDUHBvvEl/