Own a titled cocoa & plantain hectare in Enugu. We set up and manage it; you make yearly passive income.

You work hard for your money. Maybe in London, Houston, or Toronto; maybe in Lagos or Abuja.

And you want an asset back home that actually works. Real land, real income — something with your name on it that your children will inherit.

You've probably tried. Or watched someone close to you try.

The plot a relative was “managing” that ate money for three years and produced nothing but excuses.

The land banking that just sat there, waiting for a resale market that never arrived.

The savings the naira quietly ate while you were busy earning more of it.

Each time, the lesson was the same: sending money home is easy. Getting an honest, working asset out of it is the hard part.

And then there's the elephant in the room.

You've seen the agritech investment platforms collapse. So have we.

Thousands of ordinary people put billions of naira into slick apps promising farm returns — and lost it. The mainstream press now writes about “agriculture becoming fraud.”

So when another company says “own farmland, earn yearly income,” the correct response is suspicion.

We agree with you. We built WhiteRabbit for the suspicious.

Because here is what the burned buyers all skipped. Not intelligence, not caution — one specific step: verification.

Not testimonials. Not Instagram videos of tractors. Documents, registries, and math you can check yourself, without taking anyone's word for anything.

The people who lost money were holding app balances and e-certificates. Not registered deeds to specific land they could stand on.

So we built our entire model around that missing step. Here is exactly what you get — and how to check every piece of it.

You buy one hectare — 10,000 square metres — inside WhiteRabbit Cocoa Estate in Enugu State. Not units in an app, not a share of a pool: a specific, surveyed hectare.

Your name goes on a Deed of Assignment, registered at the Enugu State Land Registry. You, or your lawyer, can verify it at the registry without asking our permission.

A professional team plants and farms it for you under a 15-year renewable management contract. Cocoa for the long game; a plantain intercrop so income starts around month 10 — not year 4.

You keep 65% of gross crop revenue. That number is in your contract, in writing.

Every quarter, you receive an itemised report: yield, revenue, expenses, plot condition.

And the payment plan is built so documentation precedes money. You see registered paperwork before your balance is due.

What about the numbers? In our base-case projection, you recoup your full ₦27,000,000 during year 5 — then net roughly ₦13M per hectare, per year, from year 6.

That is a projection, not a promise. It assumes a $6,500-a-tonne world price, realised locally at about 90% — because the price exporters and aggregators pay here is close to, but below, the international market — and we publish the conservative and high scenarios beside it, with every assumption visible.

One more thing — the part I would want to know if I were the one reading this letter.

We are so committed to verification that we wrote a free guide teaching you how to audit any farmland deal in Nigeria — including ours.

Twelve checks that expose a fake land deal. A fillable checklist. A template letter your lawyer can send to any operator — us included.

Run all twelve checks on us. If we fail even one, walk away — and you'll have lost nothing but an afternoon.

That's the whole pitch. No countdown timer, no “only three plots left,” no guaranteed returns. Land, documents, and math.

Start with the kit. It costs nothing, and it will protect you no matter who you eventually buy from.