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I was speaking to someone the other day and they mentioned "Mission Lock" and Tony's Chocolonely. "Mission Lock" 🔒 Mission Lock: The Power of Focus and Dedication! 🔒 In a world full of distractions, staying true to your mission can be your superpower. 💪✨ Here’s why embracing "mission lock" can be a game-changer for you and your team: 1️⃣ Laser-Focused Goals: Staying committed to your mission helps you maintain clarity and direction. No more chasing shiny objects! 🌟🎯 2️⃣ Consistency Wins: Dedication to your mission builds trust and reliability with your clients and stakeholders. They know they can count on you! 🤝💼 3️⃣ Deep Expertise: When you focus on a singular mission, you become an expert in your field, standing out as a leader and innovator. 🧠🚀 4️⃣ Resilience in Adversity: A strong mission keeps you grounded during tough times, providing motivation and a clear path forward. 🌱💡 5️⃣ Unified Team Vision: Aligning your team with a clear mission fosters collaboration and a shared sense of purpose. Together, you can achieve greatness! 👥🌍 Embrace mission lock, stay dedicated, and watch your impact soar! 🌟📈 #MissionLock #Focus #Dedication #Leadership #Teamwork Good news - Tony's Chocolonely is #hiringnow

When choosing a partner in the Agriculture and Consultancy sectors in Egypt and MENA Region, what’s your top priority? Is it: Expertise in the field Local knowledge and connections Regulatory compliance Timely delivery Drop your thoughts below! Let’s hear what’s most important to you in a working relationship. #Synvento #BusinessPartnership #MENA #Agriculture #Consultancy #Collaboration

📢 Key Judgement on Rule 73(6) – Uitkoms Farming (Pty) Ltd v Bremen Farming (Pty) Ltd 📢 We had the privilidge of being part of this significant ruling on 14 June 2024, the High Court of Namibia delivered a pivotal judgement in Uitkoms Farming (Pty) Ltd v Bremen Farming (Pty) Ltd (HC-MD-CIV-MOT-GEN-2024/00196), underscoring the importance of our judicial system’s emphasis on Judicial Case Management. 🔍 Key Highlights: 1. Urgency Criteria under Rule 73(4): -The court reiterated Rule 73(4) that the applicant must explicitly detail the circumstances rendering the matter urgent and provide reasons as to why substantial redress cannot be afforded in due course. 2. Interlocutory vs. Substantive Applications: -The court emphasized that the application was improperly classified, as it was an urgent interlocutory application that should have been brought under Rule 73(6), not a substantive one. -It was brought before a judge who had not been docket-allocated the relevant matters, violating Rule 73(6). Of Value - - This judgement reinforces the necessity of adhering to Judicial Case Management principles. -It emphasises the importance that cases are subject to the case management system and that cases should continually be managed by the managing judge who is familiar with the intricate details of the case, promoting fairness and consistency in judicial proceedings. - Highlights the strict procedural requirements of Rule 73(6) This ruling is a reminder of the critical role Judicial Case Management plays in our legal system, ensuring efficient and just outcomes. #NamibiaLaw #LegalUpdate #CourtJudgement #Rule73 #JudicialCaseManagement #HighCourtNamibia

“It is not the size of your business that matters, but the size of your dedication and determination.” – Dhirubhai ambani This quote perfectly captures my journey as an agronomist and agri-business analyst, where I’ve had the privilege of helping farming businesses grow and thrive through innovation, strategic partnerships, and a commitment to understanding the needs of farmers. Agriculture is more than a profession—it’s about creating sustainable growth, driving value, and building relationships that stand the test of time. My passion lies in analysing opportunities for growth and transforming insights into actionable strategies. By identifying market trends and fostering collaborations with platforms like Star FM Zimbabwe, I’ve worked to bridge the gap between products, services, and the needs of farmers. Cultivating relationships has always been at the heart of my work, ensuring long-term success for all stakeholders involved. Highlights of my career include leading expansion projects that brought essential agricultural solutions closer to farmers. At Farm and City Centre , I contributed to opening the Bulawayo branch at Haddon & Sly, while at Kurima Center, I played a role in expanding into Harare’s CBD and farming hubs like Mvurwi and Kwekwe. These milestones reflect my commitment to improving accessibility and driving business growth in agriculture. As an agri-business analyst, I remain passionate about: 🔹 Innovation  🔹 Management 🔹 Data-Driven Insights  🔹 Farming Business Development  🔹 Social Networking #Agribusiness #AgriBusinessAnalyst #Innovation #FarmingDevelopment #SustainableGrowth #StarFM

Analyzing the Implications: 1. Economic Ramifications: - The dissolution of a Cabinet with such high personal net worths raises questions about the intersection of wealth and governance. How will this shift impact policy directions, particularly those concerning economic reforms and wealth distribution? - The departure of these affluent individuals might also signal a realignment in the government's approach to economic management and anti-corruption measures. 2. Political Dynamics: - President Ruto’s decision could be interpreted as a strategic move to reshape his administration with fresh perspectives or to distance his leadership from any perceived conflicts of interest. - This shake-up might also affect the power dynamics within the ruling party and among Kenya's political elite, potentially paving the way for new alliances and policy shifts. 3. Public Perception and Governance: - Transparency and accountability are likely at the forefront of public discourse following this development. The wealth profiles of the dismissed Cabinet members have long been a topic of public interest and scrutiny. - Moving forward, the criteria for appointing new Cabinet members will be closely watched by both the public and political analysts, with an emphasis on integrity and effective governance. Strategic Considerations: As analysts, it is crucial to monitor how these changes will influence Kenya's policy landscape and economic trajectory. Key areas to watch include: - Policy Continuity: Ensuring that critical economic and social policies remain on track during this transitional period. - New Appointments: The profiles and backgrounds of newly appointed Cabinet members will offer insights into the administration’s future direction. - Public Trust: Evaluating how these changes affect public confidence in the government's commitment to transparency and equitable governance. This pivotal moment in Kenya's political scene is an opportunity for renewed focus on effective leadership and governance that aligns with the nation's long-term aspirations

The Euroseeds team is expanding 😮 Check out the two vacancies on our website! 𝐌𝐚𝐧𝐚𝐠𝐞𝐫 𝐃𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐥𝐨𝐩𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭 𝐂𝐨𝐨𝐩𝐞𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐆𝐞𝐧𝐞𝐭𝐢𝐜 𝐫𝐞𝐬𝐨𝐮𝐫𝐜𝐞𝐬 Agriculture lays the foundation of societal progress. And seed is the starting point of it all. But it is often neglected in current development cooperation programmes. Are you ready to help us at Euroseeds to change that? 🌍 https://lnkd.in/ejT5xHUx 𝐓𝐞𝐜𝐡𝐧𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐥 𝐌𝐚𝐧𝐚𝐠𝐞𝐫 𝐕𝐚𝐫𝐢𝐞𝐭𝐲 𝐑𝐞𝐠𝐢𝐬𝐭𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐒𝐞𝐞𝐝 𝐌𝐚𝐫𝐤𝐞𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐠 Dedicated EU legislation and rules assure that only top-class seed products can be marketed to farmers and growers, supporting resource efficiency across agri-food chains. At Euroseeds, we strive to preserve and further improve these rules to the benefit of our European agriculture and society at large. 🌱 https://lnkd.in/ewYvFvdt

Today's Expository!!!!! Pls help me, Lawyer dem don do me wayo I have a property in Epe, and i called an agent to help me process the C of O. my C of O was ready last week, and the agent brought Agricultural C of O for me. Lawyer, I no be farmer and na house I build, which one come be Agricultural C of 0 for my house My Reply as a lawyer The agent did not do you any wayo sir. Na, you go build house for where Government allocate for farming. Many people are not aware that we have six different types of C of O in Nigeria. Well, let me educate you today, and this is very important information you need to know before buying a Land 1. Residential C of O, also known as Individual C of O. You only get this kind of C of O, you buy Land where G0vernment allocated for people to build house and the C of O is valid for only 99 years. After 99 years, e go expire. 99 years starts counting from the first person that was issued the C of O 2. Agricultural C of O You get this kind of C of O if you buy land where Government allocated the land for the main purpose of farming, if you like build hotel or anything, na agricultural C of O dem go give you cos na farming dem say make u do for there...but over sabi don make you go build house there. This C of O is valid for only 25 to 28 years. 3. Industrial C of O You get this kind of C of O if you buy land in the area the government allocated for building industries 4. Family C of O Some reputable Omonile Family have their own C of O in their own name, and its valid, and this type of C of O does not expire. Na for life 5. Government Allocations This one is when Government use their own hand give you a "land" or "dash you." 6. Excision If your land dey for village area. What you will get is Excision So before you buy land, make sure you do your findings Make you no go buy Land for where Government allocate say make Your ignorance won't save you because ignorance of the law is not an excuse. We are detailed in delivering excellent quality service 👌 #Chineyeogbonnaandco#08027830654#legalconsultant#legalcompliance#Corporatelaw#Businesshub#businessinNigeria#Startup#Abuja#Lagos#Diaspora

Mzansi’s agricultural leaders are urging faster land reform and more inclusive funding to address the sector’s challenges. Dr Siyabonga Madlala of Safda and Afasa’s AJ Mthembu note the need for collaboration and stronger partnerships to drive growth.

🌟 Lagos State Commissioner for Agriculture Visits Assetrise Limited’s EkoYams Project in Epe! 🌟 We had the honor of hosting Lagos State Commissioner for Agriculture, Abisola Olusanya, at our Eko Yams Project site in Epe on August 16th, 2024. This visit marks a pivotal step in our mission to strengthen food security in Lagos! 🍠 Why EkoYams Matters: Lagos, with nearly 20 million people, consumes 300 million tubers of yam annually. Yet, rising demand and supply challenges have caused prices to surge by over 60%. Despite Nigeria being the largest yam producer, Lagos struggles to meet the demand, making projects like EkoYams crucial for boosting local production and stabilizing prices. 🚜 A Glimpse into the Project: Commissioner Olusanya toured our expansive yam fields, where we’ve already harvested over 1 million tubers in the initial phases (Eko Yams 1.0 & 2.0). With plans to produce over 5 million tubers in the upcoming phase (Eko Yams 3.0), the EkoYams Project is poised to make a significant impact on Lagos State’s agricultural future. 🌍 Commissioner Olusanya’s Endorsement: The Commissioner praised the EkoYams Project for aligning with Lagos State’s strategic goals and emphasized the importance of mechanization to boost productivity and economic growth. 🤝 Partnership for Progress: Assetrise Limited is proud to partner with the Lagos State Government on this transformative journey. The Commissioner’s visit underscores the significance of the EkoYams Project and highlights Assetrise Limited’s role in shaping a secure and sustainable food future for Lagos State. . . . . . #ekoyams #EkoYams #Assetrise #Lagos #Nigeria #Foodsecurity # #agriculture #agricultureinnovation #lagos #lagosstate #lagosstategovernment #sustainableagriculture #assetrise #assetriselimited #commissioner #agro #agrorealestate #assetrise

WHAT INVESTORS LOOK FOR WHEN INVESTING IN AGRICULTURE IN NIGERIA: Leveraging Networks and Partnerships Welcome back to our series on "What Investors Look for When Investing in Agriculture in Nigeria." Today, we'll explore the importance of leveraging networks and forming strategic partnerships to attract investors. In the competitive landscape of agriculture, engaging with industry stakeholders and forming strategic alliances can be game-changers for farmers. Investors look for businesses that are well-connected within their industry, as these connections often lead to increased opportunities and reduced risks. Engaging with Industry Stakeholders Building relationships with key players in the agricultural sector—such as suppliers, distributors, and government agencies—can significantly enhance a farmer's credibility. Engaging with stakeholders not only provides access to valuable resources and information but also demonstrates a farmer’s proactive approach to business growth. Regular participation in industry events, workshops, and trade fairs can help farmers stay updated on market trends and establish crucial contacts. Forming Strategic Alliances Strategic partnerships can provide farmers with the expertise and resources needed to scale their operations. Collaborating with agribusiness companies, research institutions, and non-governmental organizations can lead to innovative solutions for common agricultural challenges. For instance, partnering with a tech company could bring advanced farming technologies to a small-scale farmer, enhancing productivity and efficiency. Investors are particularly interested in businesses that have strong partnerships, as these alliances often translate into shared risks and expanded market reach. A farmer who has established strategic alliances is seen as having a robust support system, making the investment more attractive. Why Networks and Partnerships Matter to Investors Investors seek assurance that their investments will yield positive returns. A farmer with strong networks and strategic partnerships is better positioned to navigate the complexities of the agricultural sector. These connections can lead to improved supply chain management, access to new markets, and enhanced problem-solving capabilities. By leveraging networks and forming strategic alliances, farmers can present a compelling case to investors. Demonstrating the ability to collaborate effectively with industry stakeholders not only showcases business acumen but also instills confidence in the farmer’s potential for sustainable growth and profitability. In our next installment, we will discuss the importance of showcasing a track record of success to attract investors. Stay tuned! Franklin Ngoforo Chairman, Agri Crowdy #AgricultureInvestment #NigeriaFarming #AgriBusiness #InvestorConfidence #AgricultureGrowth #FarmingPartnerships #StrategicAlliances #Farmers #AgriDevelopment #FarmFunding #AgriInnovation