amakadlite:
tell how I will be going to the farm without being sure to make it back home alive

Midadeola:
Awwn awn, thank you so much!!!

chamboy:
i might dictate the price, the sabi last last the northern farmers go carry the thing come meet us. We go collaborate with them on how to make the product better for sales. Money should be our common religion and tribe. We can actually work today.

All of us should stop inheriting our fathers enemy , hate, jealousy and animosity.

chamboy:
i might dictate the price, the sabi last last the northern farmers go carry the thing come meet us. We go collaborate with them on how to make the product better for sales. Money should be our common religion and tribe. We can actually work today.

All of us should stop inheriting our fathers enemy , hate, jealousy and animosity.

History555:
Tomato paste is banned from accessing forex by cbn yet there is not enough tomato. If i recollect dangote closed his tomato paste factory due to insufficient tomato.

CoolAmbience:



I don't agree with you.

I am very well privy to how these things work.

All that is required to lower the prices is, increased production and competition.

There is nothing international or rocket science about rice production. Dangote isn't the only one allowed to grow and package rice in Nigeria.

We have got Lake, Umza, Coscharis and several other rice products.

Currently the two biggest challenge with rice prices, particularly down South, is greed and transportation costs.

For the challenge of transportation, a well connected rail system across the country will substantially address that. As you know, rail infrastructures don't get developed overnight. What we are facing is a culmination of bad leadership.

At least, we can now see the rails springing up and being revitalized: from Kaduna to Abuja; Lagos to Ibadan; and now, Warri to Itakpe, with an extension to the Main market in Onitsha at Agbor.

Conveying agricultural goods and produce on massive scales through railroads, no doubt, will certainly deliver cheaper and affordable prices to people. What you will need 100 trailer trucks to convey in two or three days could be transported in one rail movement. Think of that.

So, all this your 2007, N4000 analysis aren't really how these things are analyzed. Economic conditions never stay the same, same applies to prices. Has Nigeria's population remained the same since 2007? What about housing and other services? Use a family economy to do your analysis. Once, a married couple welcome a child, things change significantly, especially in the economic sense for them. Let alone, two or more children.

We have got Lake, Umza, Coscharis and several other rice products.

DamnnNiggarr:
*KEY WORDS*
Bad leadership;
Bad transportation system;
Changes(Increase) in population;

You said it all, thanks for the info, no knowledge is a waste.

But Dangote shouldn't wait till everything is monopolized in his favor(my bone of contention)


Do you know that what these companies do is repackaging??

They import and repackage.

gurujoe:
Nonsense talk from Danmumu

DamnnNiggarr:


https://www.vanguardngr.com/2020/10/ban-tomato-importation-dangote-tells-fg/amp/?__twitter_impression=true

CoolAmbience:



Not true at all.

I can show you proofs.

These rice and grown here.

MickzyDonald:

Have you tried it

Midadeola:
Absolutely,it worked. Rocking it on my signature already

Villemark:
He did not say anything concerning the #Endsars, now na to ban importation of tomatos....na only him won gada all the whole companies and money God is watching.

Ochelyko1:
I hope the federal government will also ban the importation of cars because we have a car manufacturer in Nigeria here so let's encourage Innoson motor,nor be only north go dey benefit for everything

GuyWise:
Nna mehnnnnnnnnn


Northerners are greedy people, they enjoy our resources in the south but make their food costly.


They want FG to ban tomatoes importation so that they will make it costly down South as they did to rice and other agricultural products.

amakadlite:
be honest for once, so our normal subsistence farming just would just end because we don't have security here. and we have to look for money to patronise my hausa farmers because because life depends n them abi?

chamboy:
is the soil good for large scale farming down in PH.

MickzyDonald:

Ok seems u grabbed it faster