HomeYouth DevelopmentYAGEP Made Me an Entrepreneur, says Edijala

YAGEP Made Me an Entrepreneur, says Edijala

Published on

spot_img

By Gertrude Onyekachukwu-Uteh:

Robert Edijala hails from Ethiope West and has a BSC/Ed. He is the CEO of Eddibert & Sons. Being one of the pioneers of the Delta State Government’s Youth Agricultural Entrepreneurs Programme (YAGEP), he enrolled in the programme in 2015/2015 cycle. Though trained and established in Piggery, Robert diversified to oil palm plantation development and has made tremendous progress. He shares his story.

“From 10 pigs in 2015, I now have 62 pigs. The highest number I had at a time was 116 pigs. I expanded my piggery pens from 10 to 40 pens. I am doing well by all standards.

“I diversified to oil palm development. I mill and sell palm oil. The business is lucrative. From the proceeds of my business, I provide for my family. Through the support of my wife, I have acquired several plots of land. 

“In addition, I bought a car; I built a house and have tenants in them. I currently have two employees. YAGEP made me an entrepreneur.

Latest articles

EU Invests Additional €45 million in Nigeria’s Digital Economy

Guterres Calls for Recommitment to Protection of Fundamental Freedoms  

Onyeme Charges Political Office Holders On Loyalty

  The Deputy Governor of Delta State, Sir Monday Onyeme, FCA, on Friday, charged political...

More like this