billyG:
Nice1 but why polish d rice,thereby removing d nutritious protein,vitamins & minerals.

Mykellio:


Well.. I am quite impressed to find that you are knowledgeable enough to know that polishing can erode the key nutrients in rice. However, we are careful to ensure that, it is done at a reasonable level to improve "face" value of the rice.

We look forward to receiving your order billyG

AdetoroBukola:
Good afternoon, pls do you have short grains? and how much is your 50kg currently? I stayed in mowe.

AdetoroBukola:
Good afternoon, pls do you have short grains? and how much is your 50kg currently? I stayed in mowe.

jbcul4ril:
Once we all choose to consume made in Nigeria goods and services dollars will be less than 1naira. Demand and love for foreign goods put us where we are.
High price of rice has forced Nigerians to look inward.
I implore our locally grown rice producers to reduce their prices and encourage competition.
Happy Sales

ricy20:
hello sir long time and how business

AstuteJay:
What is the current price?

dammyeve:
I am very pleased to come across this thread. I hope to buy from you. and also market for you. Also take into consideration the risk of birds attack when planting in south west.

pat077:
Is your rice readly available in the market

Mykellio:


All the necessary information are stated in the original post. Thanks for your interest.

NL1960:


That post was in 2015 now or are you constantly updating the first post to reflect the new price?.

Mykellio:


Yes sir. Instead of creating a whole new thread we are updating it. One so that it is clear that, we are not just starting, that's credibility. Two, it's the same product so there really is no point creating multiple threads on it.

Thanks for your interest.

Mykellio:
make your order today.

NL1960:


Ok. Thanks.

So what in your opinion is the cause of the high cost of the local rice?. We had thought with all the news of bumper harvest and near sufficiency in rice production being given by the CBN, the price ought to have come down to a reasonable level but the price is still high and out of the reach of many people. Why is the price of a 50kg local rice not in the 9k-10k range?.

Btw, do you have outlets in a place like Auchi in Edo state?.

Mykellio:



Now, these are the calibre of intelligent, salient and highly sapient questions I like to answer. Thanks for engaging us in this manner which shows indeed that you are homo sapiens.

The prices you mentioned were the exact figures we sold our rice between November to February last year. By May we had to start refunding some people's money even at the rate of N13,500 per bag. If such people are reading this they are free to bear me witness.

The CBN, Ministry of Agric and other government parastatals are quick to make lofty and laudable declarations with little or no action to match. Government doesn't plant rice hence are not in any position to make declarations concerning price of rice. Such declarations have been ignorantly made about regulating the price of a currency that we are not printing.

Yes, the dollar has a price. The dollar is a commodity albeit not consumable but fungible. It is a means of exchange as well. And as a licensed exporter and attractor of forex we are in a position of authority to speak. You cannot regulate what you don't produce.

We are the ones who see the plight of farmers. Please read my article: https://www.nairaland.com/3407489/better-late-than-never-saving

Farmers are going through hell. Inputs namely technical, mechanical and capital have now become very costly. Even the lease of small handheld machinery for planting and harvest have become unaffordable to our farmers. We have to wade in financially in several instances through out the season. Yet, some are flaunting ostentatious lifestyles and nauseous opulence all over the social media. All you need is a trip to some of these places.

As processors too, we are not finding it funny. Transport is becoming very strangulating. Cost per 50kg bag of rice to any part of Nigeria is almost N2,000. Consult the transport companies and find out.

It is our fervent hope that, things will get better as we buy Nigerian to grow Nigeria.

Thank you.

Mykellio:
See sample.

I am proud to be eating the fruit of my labour in my lifetime. It feels nice to produce what I consume. I am not just a consumer, I am a producer. Can Nigeria say that?

Join me.

50kg, 25kg, 10kg, 5kg... buy it, cook it, serve it, eat it, digest it... proudly Nigerian 100% organic.

Yampotatocarrot:
Please @ OP, r u d same person as Timmi that posted last?
Also, can u give upload d pictures of the various KGs so that I can know the various sizes?
Also, do u have a shop around Iyana-ipaja where u sell t, atleast one gotta test d product before giving t out to others
Thanks in anticipation of your response