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Re: Nigeria Spends $1bn To Import Tomato Paste —UNEP by shamecurls(m): 8:43am On Mar 21, 2016
The potential of Nigeria in agriculture is limitless.

We just find it difficult to make that sharp turn to where we were coming from.
Re: Nigeria Spends $1bn To Import Tomato Paste —UNEP by vansfks: 8:47am On Mar 21, 2016
It's allowed.....since no one wants to dedicate him/her self to farming......
Re: Nigeria Spends $1bn To Import Tomato Paste —UNEP by Nobody: 8:51am On Mar 21, 2016
Cutehector:
Nigerian comments sef

To show u d masses are really daft.
Badt guy
Re: Nigeria Spends $1bn To Import Tomato Paste —UNEP by dam4wummy(m): 8:54am On Mar 21, 2016
Since our minister has already said its better to import than do it here, so y we all stressing ourselves
Re: Nigeria Spends $1bn To Import Tomato Paste —UNEP by brownjulie(f): 8:55am On Mar 21, 2016
starwar:
Julie this is Monday morning na
darling wink wetin do Monday morning
Re: Nigeria Spends $1bn To Import Tomato Paste —UNEP by dustydee: 9:00am On Mar 21, 2016
AceRoyal:
This is just the their normal way when they are up to something not good.
1. Cry that the government is spending so much on tomato paste even when we know that Nigeria produces so much tomatoes.
2. Say "we are probing the issue" just to be seen as been effective.
3.Give Dangote the exclusive right to be the sole producer of tomato paste while effectively killing competition with unfavourable government policies.
4. We get to find out much later that despite giving him monopoly over the production of tomato paste,Nigeria is still spending so much more on importation.

I'm not hating on the government,but instead of dishing out just figures,pls kindly tell us what measures you have put in place or will put in place, to curb this negative economic trend effectively.

Can't they encourage and empower SME's effectively?with all the tomatoes that get rotten and spoilt all around the markets in Nigeria due to lack of processing facilities.
Did you bother to read the story?
Re: Nigeria Spends $1bn To Import Tomato Paste —UNEP by juman(m): 9:03am On Mar 21, 2016
One nigeria is obviously a failure, waste of time.
Re: Nigeria Spends $1bn To Import Tomato Paste —UNEP by VocalWalls: 9:04am On Mar 21, 2016
Lol... This is for the gullible..

They want us to be on their side so tomato importation will be stopped, then they'll create a scarcity and we'll have no option that to use dangote's black tomato paste.

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Re: Nigeria Spends $1bn To Import Tomato Paste —UNEP by AceRoyal: 9:05am On Mar 21, 2016
dustydee:
Did you bother to read the story?
Yes........tongue
Re: Nigeria Spends $1bn To Import Tomato Paste —UNEP by Kingspin(m): 9:12am On Mar 21, 2016
aminho:
Dangote to the rescue and later some Igbos wull shout monopoly
The richers getting richest, the cost of production in Nigeria is so high that only the might can open industry. The government should do something. Even NNPC admitted that is cheaper to production petroleum outside the country.
Re: Nigeria Spends $1bn To Import Tomato Paste —UNEP by Nobody: 9:12am On Mar 21, 2016
Cutehector:
Nigerian comments sef

To show u d masses are really daft.
tongue
Re: Nigeria Spends $1bn To Import Tomato Paste —UNEP by Cutehector(m): 9:15am On Mar 21, 2016
nma24:
Badt guy
hehehehe.
U will b seeing stuffs like

Endtime

Ha

Gbege

U mean am


Buhari

I dey come

Apc

G

Endtime

Etc
Re: Nigeria Spends $1bn To Import Tomato Paste —UNEP by JaaizTech: 9:20am On Mar 21, 2016
AceRoyal:
This is just the their normal way when they are up to something not good.
1. Cry that the government is spending so much on tomato paste even when we know that Nigeria produces so much tomatoes.
2. Say "we are probing the issue" just to be seen as been effective.
3. Stop importation and create artificial scarcity.
4.Give Dangote the exclusive right to be the sole producer of tomato paste while effectively killing competition with unfavourable government policies.
5. We get to find out much later that despite giving him monopoly over the production of tomato paste,Nigeria is still spending so much more on importation.

I'm not hating on the government,but instead of dishing out just figures,pls kindly tell us what measures you have put in place or will put in place, to curb this negative economic trend effectively.

Can't they encourage and empower SME's effectively?with all the tomatoes that get rotten and spoilt all around the markets in Nigeria due to lack of processing facilities.
The report was from UNEP, not FG. Dangote's tomato paste factory is just about to kick off and Govt. does not need to kill competition in favour of Dangote, the market is big enough. No be evrything govt. go do.
Re: Nigeria Spends $1bn To Import Tomato Paste —UNEP by JaaizTech: 9:25am On Mar 21, 2016
VocalWalls:
Lol... This is for the gullible..

They want us to be on their side so tomato importation will be stopped, then they'll create a scarcity and we'll have no option that to use dangote's black tomato paste.

We had better start to trying to use our own products, that is the only way for our local industry to grow. Don't expect Dangote to produce tomato paste better than De Rica or Gino, it could take some time for him to accomplish that.. There is also Erisco Tomato paste made in the east. There is a sacrifice we the citizens need to pay too.
Re: Nigeria Spends $1bn To Import Tomato Paste —UNEP by kay29000(m): 9:28am On Mar 21, 2016
mediang:



http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/03/nigeria-spends-1bn-import-tomato-paste-unep/

Which kind of news is this? $1 billion on tomato monthly? Annually? Quarterly? Come on! The information is so vague.
Re: Nigeria Spends $1bn To Import Tomato Paste —UNEP by nkpommpko(m): 9:31am On Mar 21, 2016
Where are not just ready, was in umuahia to discuss this with the governor but allall they are interested in is federal allocation and how they are going to share it . How muchmuch will it cost all this our looters to bring in cottage industries from China to produce tomato paste, a beg, they prefer to buy guns , cars for their concubines and rent big hotels for years on ending , then when Donald trump says the black man is only good for three things, sex, eating and looting we call him racist .

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Re: Nigeria Spends $1bn To Import Tomato Paste —UNEP by Onegai(f): 9:40am On Mar 21, 2016
JaaizTech:
The report was from UNEP, not FG. Dangote's tomato paste factory is just about to kick off and Govt. does not need to kill competition in favour of Dangote, the market is big enough. No be evrything govt. go do.

Actually he's right. A lot of people don't know what Dangote does to kill his competitiors' business. He owns the government and buys their decision-making in order to monopolise certain industries, then buys the influence of BOI and other relevant bodies just so that they harass your business and make it hard for you to find investors or produce enough to attract major investors. Just ask people in cement, sugar and salt and fertilizer industries. The day someone breaks Dangote's monopoly, the number of jobs will quadruple in 6 months because all those companies he's frustrating in his quest to become a Oligarch will grow and start hiring.

He wants to do the same for tomato processing. There are other companies who are already in it but guess who will dominate them all? It's mostly foreign companies with deep pockets who will be able to fend off his attacks and Nigerians will still be where they are: in perpetual servitude between Dangote and some Westerner group of companies or a Lebanese/Indian family. If you think I'm lying, look at the Pasta market and sugar market, who's producing everything: Dangote and some foreigners.

People who know and have had dealings with him, dislike him. His ambitiousness leaves no room for healthy competition. If only we could boycott his products and hurt him as he's hurting the average Nigerian looking for a job.

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Re: Nigeria Spends $1bn To Import Tomato Paste —UNEP by Nobody: 9:44am On Mar 21, 2016
Cutehector:
hehehehe.
U will b seeing stuffs like

Endtime

Ha

Gbege

U mean am


Buhari

I dey come

Apc

G

Endtime

Etc
hehheeheheehheheheehe.. Well, I think we need to stop importing products that we can produce locally. A cessation of tomato paste importation will actually monopolise that market for dangote unless we have other Nigerians stepping up to compete in the tomato market.Hope I made common sense grin
Re: Nigeria Spends $1bn To Import Tomato Paste —UNEP by Cutehector(m): 9:49am On Mar 21, 2016
nma24:
hehheeheheehheheheehe.. Well, I think we need to stop importing products that we can produce locally. A cessation of tomato paste importation will actually monopolise that market for dangote unless we have other Nigerians stepping up to compete in the tomato market.Hope I made common sense grin
oh yes u did.. can I have ur number? grin

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Re: Nigeria Spends $1bn To Import Tomato Paste —UNEP by starwar(m): 9:49am On Mar 21, 2016
brownjulie:
darling wink wetin do Monday morning
You dey book space wey u suppose put up for sale
Re: Nigeria Spends $1bn To Import Tomato Paste —UNEP by Inspectahdeck(m): 10:03am On Mar 21, 2016
Not this administration alone but past and present government


benedictnsi:
importing I part of the hobbies of this administration

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Re: Nigeria Spends $1bn To Import Tomato Paste —UNEP by VocalWalls: 10:17am On Mar 21, 2016
JaaizTech:


We had better start to trying to use our own products, that is the only way for our local industry to grow. Don't expect Dangote to produce tomato paste better than De Rica or Gino, it could take some time for him to accomplish that.. There is also Erisco Tomato paste made in the east. There is a sacrifice we the citizens need to pay too.

we should promote our own, but not through a dubious means and telling lies. Yesterday there was a thread that dangote sent about 800 nigerians to india, when in reality, they were just about 70 persons.

Make products that can compete, and we will come for it.
Re: Nigeria Spends $1bn To Import Tomato Paste —UNEP by khattab02: 10:32am On Mar 21, 2016
Vongsama:
Over $1billion? From when to when? Nonsense report.
hehehehe........ Don't mind them!


Over $1 billion??
Re: Nigeria Spends $1bn To Import Tomato Paste —UNEP by brownjulie(f): 10:34am On Mar 21, 2016
starwar:
You dey book space wey u suppose put up for sale
its called investment, will put it up for sale later,or u wan buy? grin
Re: Nigeria Spends $1bn To Import Tomato Paste —UNEP by olisaEze(m): 10:38am On Mar 21, 2016
munchi:
.tomato paste....


while lands are wasting at kano
na oil money our governors focus on!
Re: Nigeria Spends $1bn To Import Tomato Paste —UNEP by nabiz(m): 10:38am On Mar 21, 2016
It is true. I know it already ...that was my business plan for the last youwin which buhari discontinue. My plan was MINI PEPPER AND TOMATO PASTE PRODUCTION AND PACKAGING.
Re: Nigeria Spends $1bn To Import Tomato Paste —UNEP by starwar(m): 10:45am On Mar 21, 2016
brownjulie:
its called investment, will put it up for sale later,or u wan buy? grin
hope that wouldn't be too expensive?....how are u this Monday morning?
Re: Nigeria Spends $1bn To Import Tomato Paste —UNEP by brojoshua: 11:19am On Mar 21, 2016
So many or almost all things are wrong with Nigeria and almost all Nigerians. Like government like her people, like the pastors like their followers, as the lecturers are so also are the students and so on. And I have not seen any serious plan or determination from either the government or the people to bring any serious change or development to Nigeria. So let the people wake or is it that it is almost all Nigerians that are wicked so that wickedness is blinding us; our eyes and hearts, from seeing and thinking good thoughts and plans and then implementing them to bring good change.
Re: Nigeria Spends $1bn To Import Tomato Paste —UNEP by Hairstyle27: 11:43am On Mar 21, 2016
Jezzzzzz no wonder nigeria is first target market in africa
Re: Nigeria Spends $1bn To Import Tomato Paste —UNEP by gabbyabbey: 12:09pm On Mar 21, 2016
While land are wasting in Kano................what is your effort to become a successive farmer of tomatoes
munchi:
.tomato paste....


while lands are wasting at kano
Re: Nigeria Spends $1bn To Import Tomato Paste —UNEP by munchi(m): 12:20pm On Mar 21, 2016
gabbyabbey:
While land are wasting in Kano................what is your effort to become a successive farmer of tomatoes

sorry m a fish farmer.....

tomatoes on my mind
Re: Nigeria Spends $1bn To Import Tomato Paste —UNEP by VocalWalls: 12:21pm On Mar 21, 2016
JaaizTech:


We had better start to trying to use our own products, that is the only way for our local industry to grow. Don't expect Dangote to produce tomato paste better than De Rica or Gino, it could take some time for him to accomplish that.. There is also Erisco Tomato paste made in the east. There is a sacrifice we the citizens need to pay too.
you dont play patriotism when it comes to what you put in your mouth... furthermore, let them be honest, instead of these little gimmicks

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