REPORT OF FARMERS MARKET DAY HELD ON JUNE 24, 2022

REPORT OF FARMERS MARKET DAY HELD ON JUNE 24, 2022

Following Management approval, the maiden edition of the Farmer’s Market Day  held between 10.30a.m and 7.30pm on June 24, 2022. However, the activities  could not commence until 1pm owing to a downpour in the early hours of the day. Vendors cut across faculty, staff and students in the College of Agricultural  Sciences as tabulated below:

S/n Vendor Item sold Amount paid for  space (N)
Dr. O.O. Alabi Cooked and  roasted maize3,000
Mr. O.A Adekunle Zobo and kunu 1,000
Olayinka Olumide & Edoba E.  EmmanuelRoasted plantain  and fish1,500
Afolabi David & Dasaolu PreciousRoasted chicken  and drink1,500
Edozie Noah & Odhe PrincessGrilled fish, roasted plantain,  pomo sauce,  chicken and chips3,000
Jagunna I. Iretomiwa & Odesola SimeonPotato porridge  and chicken/  youghurt and zobo3,000
Fagbola PipeOluwa, Adeyemo Racheal  & Adebayo Gboluwaga*Cooked and  roasted maize, boiled groundnut,  fruits and puffpuff1,500
Amodun IsaacFried plantain and  egg sauce1,500
Teaching and Research Farm Rice, raw eggs,  cucumber and  garri 
10 Miss. Faith Okunola Bean cake (Akara) and fried potato1,500
11 Atikoro AnointedPeppered snail 1,500
12 Kayode Oluwapelumi & Jude SuccessParfait 1,500
13 Bassey N. Emmanuel, Oluwakoya Ewa agoyin with 3,000

Toluwani, Odeyemi Samson, Akirinade  Faith and Ogundipe Kanyinsola*plantain/  bread/yam and  pomo sauce
14 Gilbert BenitaGrilled fish 1,000
15 Mrs. V. Adeniyi Boiled yam and  egg sauce1,500
16 Dr. A.J. Shoyombo Live poultry  (guinea fowl and  broilers)1,000
17 Petu-Ibikunle & Kekema BelovedGoat meat  peppersoup 1,500
18 Miss. Ejue S. Wutem Porridge beans  and fried plantain1,500
19 Dr. Abiodun Joseph Fish pepper soup 1,500
TOTAL INCOME 31,500

* Students 

N.B: It was expected that LMDV would supply the tent (canopy/tables and chairs)  that was to be used for the event. For unavoidable reason(s), however, LMDV  could not and the College resulted to renting from Omu-Aran town. Details of the expenses incurred on this is provided below: 

Item Quantity Unit price Total
Tents 2,500 10,000
Tables 20 500 10,000
Chairs 3 dozen 600/dozen 1,800
TOTAL EXPENSESN21,800

Remittance  

From the Tables above, a net sum of N9,700 (N31,500-N21800) was realized from  the sale of registration forms. The expenses incurred on the rent of tents reduced  the amount to be remitted into the University account as IGR. 

Conclusion 

The day, which was full of entertainment was graced with musical instruments  from the Gilgal House Media. The platform was interactive, bringing together staff  and students and sale of the various items received good patronage from both staff 

and students. The students were particularly excited as they had the opportunity to  demonstrate their theoretical agripreneurial skills in a practical way through value  addition as well as showcasing of their business acumen.  

The staff and students of the College of Agricultural Sciences hereby express our  sincere appreciation to the Management for granting us this opportunity. It is our  prayer that Landmark University will continue to soar high like the eagles,  amongst other citadels of learning in Christ name.