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Agro Investor | Livestock Strategist CEO @mirthfarms Turning agriculture into scalable wealth Impact. Legacy. Growth.

Joined April 2026
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First in Nigeria: Mirth Farms Welcomes First Nelore Calf via Embryo Transfer Technology Proud to share that Mirth Farms has achieved a landmark first in Nigeria, the successful birth of a Nelore calf through Embryo Transfer Technology, in collaboration with Silagreen Genetics. This is not just a milestone for Mirth Farms, it is a defining moment for Nigeria's livestock industry. By introducing one of the world's most resilient and productive cattle breeds through advanced reproductive science, we are proving that world-class agriculture is possible right here in Nigeria. Our vision has always been to modernize livestock farming and give Nigerian farmers access to superior genetics that thrive in our climate. Today, that vision is becoming reality. Grateful to the team at Silagreen Genetics Nigeria for their expertise, and to every stakeholder who believes in the future of agriculture in this country. The future of livestock farming in Nigeria starts now. businessday.ng/brands-advert… #MirthFarms #NigeriaAgriculture #LivestockInnovation
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🐄🔨 Where quality meets opportunity! At the cattle auction, checking out the best of the herd and making smart moves for the farm. 🌾💪 #CattleAuction #CattleFarming #Livestock #FarmLife #Agribusiness
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Nigeria spends over $1 billion annually importing beef. We have 20 million cattle. We have the land. We have the people. What we don't have is a system. Livestock production in Nigeria isn't an agriculture problem — it's an infrastructure and knowledge problem. And it's solvable. #NigeriaEconomy #AgricultureNG #FoodSecurity
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Field work isn't glamorous. It's the boots,mud,and knowing your herd cow by cow.
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You just have to keep showing up,imagine you thought you were dreaming but actually taking a delivery for a cow in reality.
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You ever open X to “just check something” and suddenly 2 hours have disappeared? 😭 Be honest.
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Morning New day, fresh energy. ☀️ What’s one thing you’re determined to get done today?
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A historic breakthrough for Nigeria’s livestock industry 🇳🇬🐄 Mirth Farms records the birth of the first Nelore calf in Nigeria through embryo transfer technology — marking a new era of innovation, profitability, and genetic advancement in cattle breeding.
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Livestock is Nigeria’s most undervalued asset class. Cattle. Poultry. Dairy. The demand is there — 220 million mouths. The supply is broken. Any serious investor ignoring agribusiness in Nigeria right now is missing the most obvious opportunity on the continent. @mirthfarms is proof it works. #NigeriaInvestment #AgroInvestor #AfricanAgriculture
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A Nigerian herdsman walks an average of 20km a day searching for grass and water for his cattle. In 2026. While Brazilian ranchers manage 10,000 head from a dashboard on their phone. This isn’t about hardwork. Nigerian farmers work harder than anyone. It’s about systems. We deserve better tools. #NigerianFarmer #LivestockNG #FeedAfrica
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Nigeria spends over $1 billion annually importing beef. We have 20 million cattle. We have the land. We have the people. What we don’t have is a system. Livestock production in Nigeria isn’t an agriculture problem — it’s an infrastructure and knowledge problem. And it’s solvable. #NigeriaEconomy #AgricultureNG #FoodSecurity
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Rooted in hard work,growing with purpose..
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Show me a Benz that’s expensive than this beast. You pack this outside and all your neighbor sees is a tractor and thinks agriculture is just “planting seeds” 😭 That machine parked there costs more than some people’s entire house. People see the harvest pictures and think farming is easy money. They never see: land clearing Fuel bills equipment maintenance labor irrigation failed crops transport storage losses Agriculture is one of the only businesses where you can spend millions before making your first sale.
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Nigerian cattle rarely reaches 600kg. A Boran/Senepol cross gets there in under 2. Both are tropical. Both thrive in our heat. Both exist. We just refuse to use them.
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Sentimentality about local bloodlines is the most expensive habit in Nigerian livestock farming. #AgricultureNG #AgroInvestor #LivestockNG
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If your cow takes 7years to hit 600kg and calves only every 18 months at what point is it livestock farming and at what point is it just keeping animals? Serious question for Nigerian ranchers. 👇 #AgricultureNG #NigerianFarmer #LivestockNG #BeefNG #CattlefarmerNG #AgroInvestor
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Our local cows takes 5/7 years to hit 600kg if they ever.Nelore,brahman,angus crosses do it in 24 months.Boran bulls from East Africa hit market weight in half the time of our Zebu.The problem isn’t our feed. It’s not our land.
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It’s OUR genetics. We’re breeding for survival,not production — and it’s costing us years #beefnigeria #naijabeef #nigerianlivestock #beefproductionNG #cattlefarmingNG #premiumbeefNG #naijaagribusiness #beefvaluechain
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