Olarewaju Babatunde Emmanuel

@Babat2011

I believe in the vision of The more you look, the less you see - Nigeria.

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  1. 6 hours ago

    Then, God came through for me!

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    16 hours ago

    Our Agribusiness Advisory Services identifies key opportunities for our clients business.

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    19 hours ago

    YEAH! The kind of craftsman that founded human civilisation, revolutionised human existence and domesticated plants and animals.

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    Nov 20

    FutuX Fact Friday Did you Know? Nigeria was the world's largest palm oil producer in the early 1960s, with global market share of 43%. Today, it is the 5th largest producer with less than 2% of total global market production of 74.08 million MT.

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    Nov 18

    Bamidele Owoola Seun is committed to the development and transformation of Africa’s Agribusiness sector.

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    Nov 17

    The deficit in its demand and production is covered up by importation.

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    Nov 16

    Womanizing is a very expensive business full of losses, No single profit in it, A wise man doesn't invest his time and energy to it, it drains them, Get a good wife and build a family.

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    Nov 15

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    Nigerians (both at the individual level and government) need to start treating agriculture with the same kind of respect accorded every other profit-oriented business! We need to get over this silly obsession with agriculture as 'youth empowerment' & 'poverty alleviation' scheme
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    Nov 16

    Obstacles, oppositions, accusations are bound to come your way in life, however, develop a resistance against these factors and emerge with a tangible result.

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    Nov 16

    FutuX Advisory services recommends valuable ideas needed for the growth of your agribusiness.

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    Nov 15

    “We choose to go to the moon not because it's easy, but because it's hard; because that goal will serve to organize & measure the best of our energies & skills because that challenge is one that were willing to accept, one we're unwilling to postpone & one which we intend to win”

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    Carl Sagan on the importance of solving big problems
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  13. Nov 15

    If we truly want to see a new Nigeria, we need to start now. 40 years from now, our efforts will start yielding good fruits. Yes, building a new nation takes time.

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  14. Nov 15

    We still struggle as a nation to solve the problems of 2020 talkless of 2021or 2030. It is a marathon race right for us. Everyone can not run away from Nigeria. Everyone can not work in the private sector. Thus, we need more intelligent Nigerians in the public sector.

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  15. Nov 15

    As it stands, Nigeria is not working for everyone (only a minority group is enjoying the dividend). We should be able to talk to powers that it is high time we commenced the rebuilding of a real nation, whose various entities can operate independently (but still united)

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  16. Nov 15

    The next 10 years (2021-2030) of this nation is very important and we need to be strategic as a nation, and also build a growth-system that can adapt to the new challenges of the 2030s.

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    Nov 10

    You tried walking on twos as a baby. It came with risks. You hit your bum on the floor, kept trying and made it. People cheered then, but they don’t when you fail as an adult. Big breaks still come with risks. So, if you hit your bum on the floor, cheer yourself up and try again.

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    Nov 11

    Our feasibility study services gives insights on the probability of executing a project successfully.

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    Nov 11

    NIGERIAN GOVT is a 24/7 Tale!

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    Nov 10

    Come Saturday, and are going to be helping you chart the course for your agribusiness for 2021. Join us Date : Saturday, Nov 14, 2020 Time : 02:00 PM (West Central Africa) Register here:

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