zuby4real10:
proudly an indegene of kebbi. The largest producer of rice in Nigeria. We feed the nation.

obakovich:

Please heard about Aliero Onion market,i am in rivers state and will like to buy onions and lives stock

Keneking:
When is he resigning sef...finally he has started going out to do the real job of CBN gov.

Not travelling in First Class seat to America or China ...

Let him go down to the real sector..the heartbeat of the nation

Some of his aides would be grumbling now with this local waka-waka and interaction with snakes and monkeys in the bush paths.

Useless governor

***Ikenga, my son, abeg make we comot for this space, e bi like say, one oga dey pass, disturbing our quiet in the bush...too much noise from sirens.

Fourwinds:
clueless CBN governor...no synergy between him and minister of finance

ephi123:
What does the CBN governor have to do with touring a farm? I don't understand Nigeria ooo

davidif:


Actually, this is not his job. His job is to set monetary policy of the country (of which he is doing a horrible job of) not to be touring farms well then again, this is Nigeria we are talking about.

Also, it's not the job of the fed govt to create farms, there job is to create a conducive climate for the agricultural sector to flourish. Thats the problem with Naija, the govt always wanting to get involved in everything instead of realizing that it's job is just to create an atmosphere for business to flourish and to get out of the way.

davidif:


Gbam!
That's what I commented on earlier. His job is to set monetary policy of which he is doing a horrible job of not to be touring farms

Dongreat:
Why is it that our leaders are so useless. Is it the inspection of grasses that will strengthen the naira? Well I don't blame them but Nigerians who are so adapted with the 'suffering and smiling' syndrome.

989900D:


Nigeria depletes her foreign reserves by $2b averagely annually on importation of rice . . . get the drift?

Dongreat:


Oh I do man and thanks for this. What a consuming nation and no sense of manufacturing here despite the abundance natural resources.

Keneking:
When is he resigning sef...finally he has started going out to do the real job of CBN gov.

Not travelling in First Class seat to America or China ...

Let him go down to the real sector..the heartbeat of the nation

Some of his aides would be grumbling now with this local waka-waka and interaction with snakes and monkeys in the bush paths.

Useless governor

***Ikenga, my son, abeg make we comot for this space, e bi like say, one oga dey pass, disturbing our quiet in the bush...too much noise from sirens.

omenka:
Hain!

Guy you need Jesus in your life. Must everything be "useless" to you??

Always cracking me up with the pictures of those primates.

Rotflmao!!

Keneking:

ephi123:
What does the CBN governor have to do with touring a farm? I don't understand Nigeria ooo

lafuria1:

To give agric loan, CBN has to be convinced before issuing such loans, our banks can't without collateral, the CBN sees this as an investment.

unclezuma:

omenka:
Are you always this playful about everything?

Keneking:


Who provides intervention loans for farmers? Aisha?

shiftmarket:
Hi, do you have contact with rice dealers in Kebbi where one can buy local rice in bulk?

obakovich:

Please heard about Aliero Onion market,i am in rivers state and will like to buy onions and lives stock

QuotaSystem:
Kebbi State is leading in the agricultural revolution embarked upon by the Buhari administration, this is to the credit of the intelligent and visionary leader at the helm, Governor Bagudo.

To those asking about the diversification efforts of the Buhari government, this is just a glimpse. Developing agriculture does not mean total abandoning of oil, and I foresee a rebirth of Arewa and Nigeria as a whole with these efforts to increase our oil and agricultural output.

God bless Nigeria.

LastMumu:
So that he can appoint another clueless _Aboki to plunge this country into further mess. Thank you for your clueless advice.

ephi123:


Exactly. I don't understand how things are done in Nigeria. There is a Minister of Agriculture, I am sure there is a commissioner for Agriculture as well, so how the CBN government will leave the key tasks he is meant to be doing to tour farms is simply ridiculous.

davidif:


That would be the commercial banks and the ministry of agriculture sir and NOT the central bank.

dabossman:


Sometimes we fuss over things we don't have direct knowledge of. Since you didn't employ the man, how do you know what his entire job description entails? The article mentions "stakeholders" and I guess the CBN is one of them. Even in my organization, our Finance Manager visits the field from time to time to assess progress and level of projects just to ensure that vendors are not shortchanging the company.

We don't have to criticize everything, especially if we don't have insider knowledge of the workings of an organization.