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Consider agriculture product storage as smart investment GOLDEN'S OPPORTUNITY
This period is golden opportunity for a smart investment in agricultural products storage .

Investing in agricultural product storage is a strategic move that can significantly improve profitability and resilience within the volatile agricultural sector. Investors can capitalize on this growing market and create a secure and profitable future. It's not just about storing products; it's about strategically managing resources to maximize returns and contribute to a stable food supply chain.

January February always be this worst to farmers as demand are always low it significant reduce the price of things in the market. This January significant changes that always cost the reduction in price of agriculture product are caused by vast notions but that will be the story of another day.

It's happening this year 2025 too . our researchers has provens that, the price of Agriculture product has randomly cracking down. But that's not prove that it will forever come down. no, it's just a normal phenomenon. Our market analysis has provens that there will be rapidly increment in Agriculture product price in due time.

In Nigeria Benue State. Price of some Agriculture product in Wednesday market been feb 5th / 2025 .

Zaki-biam
(1) Cassava slake (dry cassava)
price: 45000 naira
(2) Rice
Price: 75,000 -80,000 depends on quality
(3)Gunea corn
Price: 60,000 naira

Jootar ukum
Cassava
Price: 35,000
(2) Rice
Price: 60,000-65000 depends on quality
(3) Guinea corn
price; 65000

Ugba logo LGA
(1)Cassava slake
Price: 20,000 naira
(2) Rice
Price :80,000 naira
Guinea corn
Price: 60,000

We did market analysis and realized that after two to three months some farm product will be very profitable if you buy it today and store in return the interest is likely to double the price purchase today. And some the interest will be half of the price purchases today but in short time.
This is profitable and smart investment in Agriculture product storage.

Why not invest now? a guarantee for financial stability is here, don't wait.

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List of Monarchs

The founder of Ogbomoso, Soun Olabanjo Ogunlola Ogundiran, was the first Soun of Ogbomoso. He had 5 sons, Lakale, Kekere, Esuo, Eiye and Jogioro. He was later succeeded by his youngest son, Erinbaba Alamu Jogioro, who was the second Soun.[13] The five royal houses of Ogbomoso are descended from the five sons of Soun Ikomeyede, the third Soun of Ogbomoso (and son of Jogioro), Toyeje, Oluwusi, Baiyewu, Bolanta Adigun, and Ogunlabi Odunaro. The title of Soun was originally a Baale (minor chief) as Ogbomoso was a small village within the realm of the Oyo Empire. In 1952, the title was changed to Soun and they became recognized as a monarch.[14]

Soun Olabanjo Ogunlola Ogundiran (c. 1659 – c. 1714)
Soun Erinsaba Alamu Jogioro (son of Ogunlola) (c. 1741 – c. 1770)
Soun Ikumoyede Ajo (son of Jogioro) (c. 1770 – c. 1797)
Ologolo (a son of Jogioro) and Olukan (grandson of Lakale and great-grandson of Ogunlola) ruled during this period but were deposed by the Alaafin of Oyo
Soun Toyeje Akanni Alebiosu, the Aare Ona Kakanfo of Oyo (son of Ikumoyede) (c. 1800 – c. 1825)
Soun Oluwusi Aremu (son of Ikumoyede) (c. 1826 – c. 1840)
Soun Jayeola Bayewu Kelebe "Are Arolofin Alao" (son of Ikumoyede) (c. 1840 – c. 1842)
Soun Idowu Bolanta Adigun (son of Ikumoyede) (c. 1842 – c. 1845)
Soun Ogunlabi Odunaro (son of Ikumoyede) (c. 1845 – c. 1860)
Soun Ojo Olanipa "Aburumaku," the Aare Ona Kakanfo of Oyo (son of Toyeje) (c. 1860 - September 1869)
Soun Gbagungboye Ajamasa Ajagungbade I (son of Oluwusi) (1869 - c. 1871)
Soun Laoye Atanda Orumogege (son of Bayewu) (c. 1871 – c. 1901)
Soun Majengbasan Elepo I (son of Bolanta) (1901 - 1907)
Soun Adegoke Atanda Olayode I (son of Odunaro) (1908 - 1914; deposed by the Colonial Government)
Soun Itabiyi Olanrewaju Ande (son of Aburumaku, grandson of Toyeje) (1914 - 1916)
Soun Bello Afolabi Oyewumi Ajagungbade II (son of Ajagungbade I, grandson of Oluwusi) (1916 - February 18, 1940)
Soun Amao Oyetunde (son of Oyekola (never appointed), grandson of Laoye, and great-grandson of Bayewu) (1940 - June 12, 1944; deposed by the Colonial government, removed from some monarch lists); he was succeeded by his uncle
Soun Lawani Oke Lanipekun (son of Laoye, grandson of Bayewu) (October 16, 1944 - March 19, 1952)
Oba Olatunji Alao Elepo II (son of Elepo I, grandson of Bolanta) (1952 - 1966)
Oba Emmanuel Olajide Olayode II (son of Olayode I, grandson of Odunaro) (July 22, 1966 - July 1, 1969; killed during the Agbekoya revolt)
Oba Salami Ajiboye Itabiyi II (son of Itabiyi, grandson of Aburumaku, great-grandson of Toyeje) (June 4, 1972 - June 2, 1973)
Oba Jimoh Oyewunmi Ajagbungbade III (son of Ajagungbade II, grandson of Ajagungbade I, great-grandson of Oluwusi) (October 24, 1973 - December 12, 2021) HM Jimoh Oyewunmi Ajagbungbade III of the Oluwusi Royal House was the longest reigning Soun in modern history, and died on December 12, 2021, at the age of 95
Oba Ghandi Afolabi Olaoye Orumogege III (Olaoye is the paternal great-grandson of Soun Laoye Atanda Orumogege through his son Emmanuel Oladayo Olaoye, who was a brother of Soun Lawani Oke Lanipekun) (September 8, 2023 -)

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