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How He Quit His Banking Job To Start a Profitable Chicken Farm In Nigeria

Chidera Nwafor

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How He Quit His Banking Job To Start a Profitable Chicken Farm In Nigeria.
In this episode we uncover the inspiring story of Ajah Christian, A nigerian entreprenuer who was formally a banker to resigned from his job to venture into farming.
His story is shared to motivate nigerians in the diapora and nigerians in nigeria to venture into farming and chase their dreams,agriculture is the way to go in africa but we as africans still overlook it .

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20 Comments

@MensahSerwaa-t2m 3 months ago (edited)

Wooowww, I’ve written so much point from this video…I’m a young lady and I’m in my first year in the university…. I will make sure that at least get an amount of money before I complete school to start something immediately after school and while I’m in school I will be learning this kind of knowledge online…. This video has helped me so much… thank you ❤

@kamalrespect9434 10 months ago

Nice to hear your vision of 15,000 birds in the next 5years
Me too I start with 50 broilers within 4years I now have 600 layers

@elstonmartina6842 1 year ago (edited)

Chidera Nwafor you are really doing a great job,I'm a yoruba man this kind of inspirations is what I'm expecting from young people in South West but instead they are wasting their time doing useless contents abusing traditional rulers,elders,promoting herbs that can make men to last long on women. Chidera may the Lord continue to enrich you with more knowledge and understanding.

@gladysesowe6264 1 year ago

My mom was rich in pepper 🌶️ and cassava farming lmagin every 4 days 4bags of pepper 🌶️ every eke market five bags of garri all ready paid for my brother you are wise

@nnamdiuche 11 months ago

This farmer will go far. I can already envision his 10 years from now. Guy! See you at the top.

@patriciachiedu700 6 months ago

I can relate to this. I resigned from first bank as a contract staff earning 85k monthly. I resigned to run our school with the help of my Igbo husband who inspired me. so far, I am not doing badly. Thanks for this.

@Donaldsplanetfarms 1 year ago

Wow… this is so inspiring... Please share for the world to see

@femiadepoju5919 1 year ago

May the Lord bless you my brother i enjoy your videos at all time i am currently living in US but own 30 acres of farm lands and i am into poultry also and producing garri as well and producing our own chicken feeds because we have plenty of corns harvested this year i own it at osun state so when i am around i will love to invite u

@arondagibs2576 1 year ago

This guy is inspirational ❤from Uganda

@EseosaAmenaghawon 1 month ago

You are a very intelligent young man. You have a very bright future. God bless you

@mngutswen.stephen3350 1 year ago

This is probably one of the best podcasts you made on poultry farming.

Sir Chris really have the knowledge even beyond this farming but, also about the future of Africa.

I learnt a lot and I'm glad he gave me hope to continue with my job now because I'm actually working for the capital as well.

I'm a graduate from Adamawa State University, studied Animal Science and Production. I can't wait to raise capital and start. I used to do it at backyard when I was still undergraduate then.

Poultry is my life.
I'm a born farmer.

Thank you Sir 🙏

@DavidOppong-sy6ig 6 months ago

This man is full of knowledge

@Blessedchild2020 5 months ago

Wow!!! This guy is soooo smart. The best video I have seen so far on your channel. He is very informative, educative, intelligent, and intentional. I really like listening to him talk about agriculture and Africa.
God bless you so much.