Fhemmmy:


Thanks for the response bros . . . . . How close is this to your personal residence sir?

blinkz4real:
It takes 50naira bike to the place. Thanks

Fhemmmy:


This doesn't answer my question sir, 50 Naira bike could be 30 minutes ride on a bike and could be 5 minutes, it could mean 5 Km and could mean 20 km . . . .Please tell me how far in km to your house

blinkz4real:


It takes about 2km and less than 15min from my house. I do take a walk if I like sometimes when am not in a haste.

Fhemmmy:


We will surely put that into consideration when making a decision and here are some of the reasons why we asking you, just for your education and information:
1. When you are supplied with Day Old Chicks (DOC), they need 24 hours management and care
2. Middle of the night is when the weather get cold and they need you
3. When the heat is off at the middle of the night, how do you get to the farm to reignite the heat or to make sure the place if warm
4. If the heat is too much, how do you make sure you let in some air so they don't die
5. The first 2 weeks of their lives or 3 is extremely important and determine success or failure
Now, when you are not close to the farm and able to access the birds after hours, then how will you be able to manage the farm?

blinkz4real:


I understand your points and they re very valid.
My plan is that since they need a lot of attention esp during the first 3weeks I will speak with my friend to help me check up on the birds at night while i take up all other activities of the birds during the day time. Or better still I will stay with him for the first 3weeks 2 properly monitor the birds and do routine checks at night myself pending when they re strong enough to survive throughout the night. Thank you.

blinkz4real:
No sir, na who Vex help. I understand you need all this answers and information for the process 2 be transparent. Thank you

Azarina:
@fhemmmy
Im just seeing this and im very much interested
I have space too
Can I send my application please

Fhemmmy:


Thanks for your inquiry however, the empowerment is now closed and going through the process of selecting a winner . . . . Look out for our next empowerment in the nearest future

Azarina:


Thanks for your response. Congratulations to the winner in advance. May God bless you for this opportunity you are giving to people, if properly utilized, one can be a millionaire

Patiently waiting for another empowerment program and i pray i dont miss it

Azarina:
I will also like to suggest that the materials to be given to the winner should be delivered 7 to 8 weeks to Christmas/next year festival to ensure the success of the empowerment programme

Secondly, subsequent empowerment programme should target brooding for festive season since birds is easily sold then

Fhemmmy:


Lovely suggestion however, that will NOT be a good measure to know how good of a marketer the winner is, and that was why we need the winner to be a good marketer. Winner must be able to create and sell 100 birds outside of the festive season and what i have found too is that care must be taken by farmers depending on festive season, for example this year's Easter season wasn't a normal one and sales was badly affected.
So a good marketing individual MUST be able to market and sell 100 chickens without a problem, else, such farmer won't grow but will be only a festive season farmer and we DONT want such.
But thanks for that great idea and suggestions Sir.

nikaShow:


Exactly, and also note that Festive season comes with reduced prices because everybody has chickens for sale. Except your chickens are extra big. You need to see broiler farmers hustling and sweating to sell of Thier chickens during festive periods.

New farmers should avoid peak seasons so they can learn their ropes in a non-tense atmosphere.