NOC1:
when you talk about vision and direction in governance i give it to Kaduna and kebbi state governors, those guys are thinking outside the box preparing their people for the future.
tomorrow you will see my southeast people shouting up and down, forgetting that when there Governors where sleeping there counterparts where busy working.

NOC1:
when you talk about vision and direction in governance i give it to Kaduna and kebbi state governors, those guys are thinking outside the box preparing their people for the future.
tomorrow you will see my southeast people shouting up and down, forgetting that when there Governors where sleeping there counterparts where busy working.

lonecatt:

tribalistic soul,give them biafra first and see how great they will become,you cant compare to an average igbo man let alone the igbo nation,it is a fact.

Ekasco1:
sorry where is the president there commissioning cos I watched the event live on channel and the president wasn't there

SalamRushdie:
The visionless Buhari hasn't achieved anything so is now forced to be claiming and commissioning 100 percent private initiatives as gains of his govt , if I look well I will see that this project must even have been conceived during Jonathan's govt

Sebastine1994:
Fake news. I dont believe it. Show pictures or I will kill myself

Narldon:
Everything is in the NORTH!

NOC1:
when you talk about vision and direction in governance i give it to Kaduna and kebbi state governors, those guys are thinking outside the box preparing their people for the future.
tomorrow you will see my southeast people shouting up and down, forgetting that when there Governors where sleeping there counterparts where busy working.

veraponpo:


Which investor will come to the East when he is not sure if you will soon be merged with Cameroon or remain in Nigeria.

Peace and visionary thinking is the answer.

lonecatt:

tribalistic soul,give them biafra first and see how great they will become,you cant compare to an average igbo man let alone the igbo nation,it is a fact.

sirwealth:
No federal government establishment in south east apart from the recent






































militry deployment.... Ok oo

Work in progress: Total investments in animal feed manufacturing, poultry breeding and hatchery in Nigeria amount to US$150.0 million in Kaduna and Kwara States.Olam International (Olam or Olam Group), a leading agri-business operating across the value chain in 70 countries, today announced that it is investing US$150.0 million (approximately 30.0 billion Naira) to set up two state-of-the-art animal feed mills, poultry breeding farms and a hatchery to produce day-old-chicks in Nigeria.

“This new venture into animal feed is awin-win for Olam and Nigeria. Domestically produced meat is being hampered by a lack of good quality feed, support for farmers and availability of young stock, but consumption is set to increase.

By investing in poultry and fish feed, we can utilise the wheat bran from our wheat milling operations, as well as maximise our sourcing networks to buy corn and soy from local farmers. Our investment in the hatchery will help boost poultry production and, in the long run, help reduce the country’s reliance on imports. This development underlines the continued confidence we share in Nigeria’s ambition for self-sufficiency.”Of the US$150.0 million in total investments, approximately US$100.0 million (approximately 20.0 billion Naira) has been committed to building and operating the facilities in Kaduna State while US$50.0 million (approximately 10.0 billion Naira) is for a second investment in an integrated poultry and fish feed mill located in Kwara State.

At full capacity, both feed mills are expected to produce in excess of 600,000 tonnes per annum of high-quality poultry and fish feed, with the Kaduna facility supplying mainly to the Northern markets and the Kwara facility to the South-west region. The poultry breeding farm in Kaduna is expected to produce over one million hatching eggs every week for the hatchery. The feed mills will procure most of their corn and soya bean requirements locally, spurring growth of these domestic crops.

Olam will create over 100,000 metric tonnes of in-house storage capacity, which will also help support food security.Olam will therefore contribute to the development of the Nigerian poultry and aquaculture sectors by providing not only competitively priced feed and chicks, but also technical support to local poultry farmers. The increased productivity and returns is expected to stimulate rural self-employment opportunities, particularly for young people.

The company is developing community partnerships by working with the Kaduna State Government to develop a model for supplying eggs and chicken for its school meals programme at below-market prices. It is also working with the neighbouring communities to create a Corporate Responsibility and Sustainability (CR&S) agenda covering education, health and sanitation.

NOC1:


I am Igbo, Efulefu like you.

Sebastine1994:
Fake news. I dont believe it. Show pictures or I will kill myself

celebsnest:
some photos

cc lalasticlala cc mynd44

Obas101:
the poultry feed mill is privately owned by olam Nigeria limited.

lonecatt:

tribalistic soul,give them biafra first and see how great they will become,you cant compare to an average igbo man let alone the igbo nation,it is a fact.

Sebastine1994:
Fake news. I dont believe it. Show pictures or I will kill myself

SalamRushdie:
The visionless Buhari hasn't achieved anything so is now forced to be claiming and commissioning 100 percent private initiatives as gains of his govt , if I look well I will see that this project must even have been conceived during Jonathan's govt

Sebastine1994:
Fake news. I dont believe it. Show pictures or I will kill myself

Narldon:
Everything is in the NORTH!

gabng:
Knowledge is Bliss, Seek It!!!

mmsen:


What 'vision' are you talking about?

This is the kind of thing that people in Kaduna have been doing for ages, especially Kaduna south. The reason they struggle to expand to this scale is (a) lack of finance and (b) insecurity.

If this governor had any 'vision' he wouldn't reward murdering herdsmen but would rather ensure that those who have toiling in Kaduna for years received the support that they need to protect their investments and to grow.

NOC1:
when you talk about vision and direction in governance i give it to Kaduna and kebbi state governors, those guys are thinking outside the box preparing their people for the future.
tomorrow you will see my southeast people shouting up and down, forgetting that when there Governors where sleeping there counterparts where busy working.

veraponpo:


Which investor will come to the East when he is not sure if you will soon be merged with Cameroon or remain in Nigeria.

Peace and visionary thinking is the answer.