My exploration to one of the big market which they selling plantain in bulk in piece.name of the market call omolere fruit seller & plantain market,which diffrerent tribes was participate,from diffrerent location they selling it in size the market was in mile 12 in Lagos, Nigeria.which am standing beside the farmer that doing the business of plantain bring it from is farm to sell in Lagos.which I ask him a different question about the farming of how they plant it.is a big plantain market which contain almost 25 lorries of plantain they offload in a day.
I used to think Idi oro in Mushin is the home of ripe and unripe plantain as it’s the only market I’ve seen bunch of these and trucks unloading it. I’ll surely explore this soon because of my love for plantain.
Can you share more of what the farmer shared with you? I am really interested in hearing this man’s story because it should be much more different than the ones we’ve heard by now
@Bobiisha .thanks.am ask the farmer a lot of question about the farm business he was doing. First the farmer Name is .Mr, wole adeboye. A native town of Abeokuta in Ogun state in south west of Nigeria.the farmer man have is own farm settlement in Edo state.living with is family the farm which is almost 50 hectares of land of plantain ,and he divided it into 3 section of different crops like yam, plantain, pepper, but the farmer like to deal with plantain because plantain farm is easy to farm and easy to crops than the other ones like yam & pepper.but farmer man like to deal with plantain crops than the other business because he make more profit on it than others one, this farmer man employe more people on plantain farm because he make quick money on it.at least two times in month he brings two truck of full loaded of plantain from his farm.not real finish more to come from the farmer like yam , pepper to put more light on it.coming soon,from Mr wole adeboye .the plantain farmer.thanks.
Thank you for your response. It’s great you had the opportunity to see this and talk to this guy.
That’s why I really appreciate you sharing with us - this is what Connect is for, to share things with each other that are far away or unknown to us in general. That’s how we get the opportunity to get to know different cultures
