"I Make GH₵240k Monthly From Selling Pigs": Farmer Who Started With GH₵2k Becomes Successful
- An industrious man who started a small pig farm has graduated into a large-scale player in the livestock industry
- In an interview with Lucky Udu, the man revealed that he started his pig farm in 2016 with GH₵2000
- He said he now has 1000 pigs on his farm and makes GH₵240k every month from selling pigs
An industrious man into livestock farming said his pig farm fetches him GH₵240k monthly.
He made this known in a video interview he granted to a roving storyteller, Lucky Udu, who visited his pig farm.
Source: UGC
The man, Dr Bakaida, said he kicked off the pig farm in 2016 with a capital of GH₵2k, but it has grown in leaps and bounds.
The potential of pig farming
He said the pig farming business could fetch a farmer millions of cedis every year because pork meat was useful for many things.
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Bakaida disclosed that pork meat was used to produce confectioneries such as gala, some biscuits and other snacks.
His words:
"In 2016, I ventured into pig farming with about nine pigs which I bought around GH₵2k. At that time, I didn't have a structure to keep the pigs, so I kept them in an uncompleted building. That was how I continued to nurture them until they became what they are today. I have over 1000 pigs in my farm worth nearly a million cedis."
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Reactions as man makes money from pig farming
Bettergirl Okechukwu Enoch said:
"I know him, he is a very ambitious man. I knew when he started this pig farm, then he was also in poultry too. The man na hustler abeg and above all he is a giver so whatever he enjoys today, he worked for it years back in Aba."
Ekene Palazo Backup reacted:
"Before you consider it, check his time he started 8 years ago. It's not that easy."
Man returns from US to start a farm in Ghana
Earlier, YEN.com.gh told the story of Maxwell, a footballer based in London who hung his boots to start farming in Ghana.
In a recent interview, the man bragged about his 100-acre mango farm in Somanya, which has significantly turned his life around.
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