Felix Florence

Reintroducing Adejole Florence First class honour B. Agric University of Ibadan 3years+ of practical farming and field experience Excellence in theory. Competence in practice

The more I walk with Jesus, the more I learn not to force things If I have done my best and it doesn’t work, I know my Father has a better plan for me I trust Him completely He has NEVER failed me.

@Anitadebaker @Nenye_nwa007 Doesn't matter the numbers of years one day heat expansion will occur and it will blow up either while cooking or after cooking I have experienced it

@Nenye_nwa007 Haaaaa, my former house we use glass top tho it was uk used we have used it for 4yrs now

Make this cooker last for me ooo Na 20k I buy am 😩 Things are so expensive now 😭

Egbami o😭😭😭

Happy new month 🎉

Put them in a carton,get them into your car and drive to a nearby bush, release them into the bush that is where they belong and they are part of the ecosystem and food chain Go back home and make sure that the spacing between your door, window and roof is not more than 1mm

As a farmer, you should be glad if you have these ants on your fruit tree. They're called Weaver ants and they'll reduce the amount of money you'll spend on pesticide by more than 60%. Not only would you save, your fruits will be free of pesticide touch. In fact, in some countries, they deliberately bring the ants to a tree that doesn't have it. You're welcome.

The royal priesthood don wake!🥹✨ Let’s do great things today.✊🏽

This is oshodi and this is the route to take bus going to onipanu

Interesting....... Stages in Mushrooms fruiting. What do you think? 💭

UI distance learning center to Agbowo

What do you want in the month of May? Speak it into existence.

In poultry farming, mornings are less about “checking in” and more about “damage control.” The farmers who succeed are the ones who build systems to detect, prevent or at the very least Manage those problems early. Here are some lists of problems that I usually wake up to; 1. Sudden Mortality 2. Feed or Water Disruptions 3. Power Failure- Rats can eat our wiring . 4. Extreme Temperatures -Too cold night or excessive heat during dry season 5. Diseases that can spread rapidly 6. Egg Production Drop 7. Predators or Theft 8. Equipment Failure 9. Waste Management Issues 10. Market Pressure and disruption Some days I can wake up to 9/10 of these problems.

@mercy_otit What exactly is the necessary that you did😂

I have done the necessary 😌🙂 I am now a cap owner 🤭 Thank y’all

When I see someone has 49 likes I quickly make it 50 cause academically I understand.

Zoe don wake! Let’s have a great day!✊🏽✨

What a great privilege to be a participant of the Farmci fellowship program organised by Farmci and Youth Impact which is aimed at feeding the next billion and post harvest reduction in agriculture and this can be achieved by YOU and I #ffp26 #farmci #agriculture

@RaheemSaoban Day journey in Nigeria Night journey abroad 😂

Day journey or night journey?

@AquahAlpha Congratulations I'm also in this cohort

I’m honoured and happy to share that I have been accepted into the 2026 Aspire Leaders Program, an elite global leadership initiative founded in 2017 at Harvard University by Harvard Business School professors Tarun Khanna and Karim Lakhani. Originally established as the Crossroads Emerging Leaders Program, the Aspire Institute has since evolved into a global powerhouse for talent, selecting high-potential individuals from over 150 countries. My journey with Cohort 2 officially kicked off on April 22, 2026, and will run through June 30, 2026. Being part of this global cohort is a significant step. As I continue to walk through the complexities of sustainable development, decentralized technologies, and public health infrastructure, I’ve realized that the most robust solutions require more than just technical precision; they require adaptive, world-class leadership. Over the next few months, I’ll be engaging with: Strategic Leadership: Immersive modules on digital transformation and building trust in emerging markets. Global Networking: Connecting with high-potential change-makers from over 150 countries to exchange cross-border insights. Social Impact: Refining how I can better scale technical solutions to solve real-world challenges in Nigeria and the broader space. I am grateful for the opportunity to learn from Harvard faculty and peer leaders. This opportunity offers rigorous academics and a gateway to a lifelong global network and seed funding for future social ventures. Let’s see what this journey holds! GM GM

Day 2 of the Feeding the Next Billion Fellowship by Farm Central Intelligence: Food safety isn’t optional it’s the foundation. From NAFDAC to Standards Organisation of Nigeria & Halal certification, we explored what it takes to make products safe, certified, and market-ready.

Men said they want it simple and cheap 🥺