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Re: Obiano's Reply To Sahara Reporter On Vegetable Export by Angelb4: 10:18am On Aug 02, 2016
Anambra is safe keh? That's the HQ of IPOB

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Re: Obiano's Reply To Sahara Reporter On Vegetable Export by uzolexis(f): 10:19am On Aug 02, 2016
MadCow1:



I didnt say Nigeria is incapable of exporting Agricultural produce..

But if those Pallets I saw that were packed and left out in the open like that in the Airport are the Agricultural Produce of 5 Milion Dollars that Obiano exported, then I am sorry to say I DON'T BELIEVE HIM.

He can produce the export reciepts and invoices to back his claims up but I strongly doubt those vegetables will make it through the Airport or Seaport Quarantine of any European Country.


Oh well, make we dey look. I would like to do more investigation into this sha if I was in Nigeria sha...for now I'm kinda on the fence on this.
Re: Obiano's Reply To Sahara Reporter On Vegetable Export by MadCow1: 10:19am On Aug 02, 2016
RRoyaId:
Now tell us the difference between your own pictures and mine below? cheesy

Okijajuju, go and eat breakfast first............ cheesy



Packing and Handling.. That was what raised my suspicion.


And dont worry, no be hunger matter, some of you are just believe things too easily.

click on this link and read the requirements for importing Fruits and Vegetables into Europe and tell me if you wouldnt think twice about Obianos claims.

https://www.cbi.eu/market-information/fresh-fruit-vegetables/buyer-requirements/

http://exporthelp.europa.eu/thdapp/taxes/show2Files.htm?dir=/requirements&reporterId1=EU&file1=ehir_eu14_03v001/eu/main/req_sporgan_eu_010_0612.htm&reporterLabel1=EU&reporterId2=NL&file2=ehir_nl14_03v001/nl/main/req_sporgan_nl_010_0612.htm&reporterLabel2=N
Re: Obiano's Reply To Sahara Reporter On Vegetable Export by temptnow: 10:20am On Aug 02, 2016
MadCow1:


You can organise whatever trainings you want..

ABX, ABC or whatevers you call them.. All I know is that Export Quality Vegetables are not packed nor handled the way I saw in those photos. Maybe he exported them to Ghana or Togo, but definitely not Europe. Go sell that Bullshiit to Aunty CHidiebere in Ohafia that has never been to an Airport or crossed our Borders.


Below is how you handle Export Quality Vegetables





[img]http://www.monitor.co.ug/image/view/-/2707056/highRes/1006658/-/maxw/600/-/3hmqvjz/-/markets01+pix.jpg[/img]


Vegetables for export na ehn dem leave under rain.. grin grin grin grin




E no go even take 1 week for the whole thing (plus carton) to rotten..

even if it's Ghana or south Africa. Is it not export in your village? Or are you just been jealous and envious

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Re: Obiano's Reply To Sahara Reporter On Vegetable Export by RRoyaId: 10:22am On Aug 02, 2016
Oga, no be fight. I only compared your so called pictures with mine. Just tell me the difference..... cool

MadCow1:



Packing and Handling.. That was what raised my suspicion.


And dont worry, no be hunger matter, some of you are just believe things too easily.

click on this link and read the requirements for importing Fruits and Vegetables into Europe and tell me if you wouldnt think twice about Obianos claims.

https://www.cbi.eu/market-information/fresh-fruit-vegetables/buyer-requirements/

http://exporthelp.europa.eu/thdapp/taxes/show2Files.htm?dir=/requirements&reporterId1=EU&file1=ehir_eu14_03v001/eu/main/req_sporgan_eu_010_0612.htm&reporterLabel1=EU&reporterId2=NL&file2=ehir_nl14_03v001/nl/main/req_sporgan_nl_010_0612.htm&reporterLabel2=N

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Re: Obiano's Reply To Sahara Reporter On Vegetable Export by Pavore9: 10:22am On Aug 02, 2016
MadCow1:



See leave this yarns..

Obiano could have shut Sahara up once and for all by providing Photos of the farms, Bill of Laden, Export Duty/Exemption reciepts, Quarantine clearance, Freighting/shipping/Cargo reciepts, e.t.c..


Waybilling Palm Oil to Ugwu Hausa and Shipping Palm Oil to Europe and Amirika is not the same.

Even the way I saw those Vegetables packed, I doubt it would cross quarantine at the ports of entry..

[img]http://www.freshplaza.it/images/2013/0130/Lusia_4.jpg[/img]

This is an example of how farm produce are packed for export, not that thing I saw on Sahara reporters.



I have to be honest and say the Sahara reporters piece raised dounts which I already hadeven more. Me sef I am curious to know. Igbo or not, I hate being taken for a fool by anybody.

A 30mins TV documentary on the project showcasing their network of farms and farmers in the project, how the harvests are picked up and moved to the packing centre where they are sorted out and packaged then loaded up into trucks heading out to the Airport! This will be a good PR for the project.

They need to visit Kenya to understudy how their horticulture exporters run things and they are always eager to show off their operations on TV because it is marketing for them.

Can't forget one of those exporters showing the network of their Avocado farmers, how it is being harvested and transported to their packing centre with over 60 staff working there maintaining the best standard of hygiene, The Avocados being sorted, washed, dried, cartoned and loaded into 40ft contaiiners and headed to the port!

Anambra State can go further

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Re: Obiano's Reply To Sahara Reporter On Vegetable Export by MasterJayJay: 10:22am On Aug 02, 2016
Some folks are really stupid and I wonder how their brains work.

The governor mentioned the name of the company that handles the logistics of exporting these vegetables. And you are here asking for pictures. If Sahara reporters really did an investigation, they should have visited the company that handled the exportation and also confirm from European countries were these goods were exported to. But the lazy journalists in Sahara reporters chose to sit on a bench in front of a computer for their yeye investigation.

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Re: Obiano's Reply To Sahara Reporter On Vegetable Export by MadCow1: 10:23am On Aug 02, 2016
temptnow:
even if it's Ghana or south Africa. Is it not export in your village? Or are you just been jealous and envious

Bia nwata, Elders are having a conversation here.. angry

If you can't read, understand and keep up with the line of discussion, do well and stay out of it or quote someone in your intellectual range.

Why should I be jealous? Is Anambra not my State? I am questioning the veracity of the Governors claims and you are here yarning dust.


Please keep up with this debate or stay out of it.

Thanks.

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Re: Obiano's Reply To Sahara Reporter On Vegetable Export by sCun: 10:24am On Aug 02, 2016
RRoyaId:
Oga, no be fight. I only compared your so called pictures with mine. Just tell me the difference..... cool

No difference at all.

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Re: Obiano's Reply To Sahara Reporter On Vegetable Export by RRoyaId: 10:25am On Aug 02, 2016
Aerial shot of some of the farms in Anambra north area. Many people do not know that Anambra have riverrhine areas particularly in the northern part of the state. You can see from afar that the land is well cultivated. Irrigation is being used here........... cool

These areas are well guarded against the menace of herdsmen..

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Re: Obiano's Reply To Sahara Reporter On Vegetable Export by jstbeinhonest(m): 10:26am On Aug 02, 2016
I'll be sitting on the fence on this issue.... I expect a rebuttal from SR soon.
Re: Obiano's Reply To Sahara Reporter On Vegetable Export by MadCow1: 10:28am On Aug 02, 2016
Pavore9:


A 30mins TV documentary on the projects showcasing their network of farms and farmers in the project, how the harvests are picked up and moved to the packing centre where they are sorted out and packaged that loaded up into trucks heading out to the Airport! This will be a good PR for the project.

They need to visit Kenya to understudy horticulture exporters run things and they are always eager to show off their operations on TV because it is marketing for.

Can't forget one of those exporters showing the network of their Avocado farmers, how it is being harvested and transported to their packing centre with over 60 staff working there maintaining the best standard of hygiene, The Avocados being sorted, washed, dried, cartoned and loaded into 40ft contaiiners and headed to the port!

Anambra State can go further


FHCUK ME SIDEWAYS!!!!

Finally someone gets it..




There is alot to be disired from the photos being shared by the Government.

Nothing in the Handling and Packing says those produce are fit for the European Market apart from the fact that it is organic.


Imagine those Niggas picking up Vegetables off of the ground, stuffing them in boxes and sending them off to Europe.

People should Watch Border security and see how containers or produce get rejected and incinerated for little issues like soil presence or rottening or Bugs and insects or even non-compliance with EU import rules.

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Re: Obiano's Reply To Sahara Reporter On Vegetable Export by MadCow1: 10:29am On Aug 02, 2016
RRoyaId:
Oga, no be fight. I only compared your so called pictures with mine. Just tell me the difference..... cool


Bros I no fight you o! grin

I never chop belle full like that. grin
Re: Obiano's Reply To Sahara Reporter On Vegetable Export by legendte(m): 10:32am On Aug 02, 2016
No state in Nigeria can match Anambra in terms of human resources. Half of the country's greats are from this very state. Politics, Education, Business, entertainment and sports.
I am not from Anambra but I dey feel them wella

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Re: Obiano's Reply To Sahara Reporter On Vegetable Export by RRoyaId: 10:34am On Aug 02, 2016
Here is another farm at the bank of the river overlooking a community in Otuocha............ cool

But some people will still want us to show them the farmers themselves for verification.......continue!

These farms are well secured because of intruders like herdsmen that may come to destroy it, that is why aerial shots gives a better view!

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Re: Obiano's Reply To Sahara Reporter On Vegetable Export by Enkyl(m): 10:34am On Aug 02, 2016

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Re: Obiano's Reply To Sahara Reporter On Vegetable Export by ojeffo: 10:37am On Aug 02, 2016
NDI BAILOUT FUND INDIGENES...HERE ARE SOME PICTURES FOR U...WITH LOVE FROM ANAMBRA...LIGHT OF THE NATION

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Re: Obiano's Reply To Sahara Reporter On Vegetable Export by ojeffo: 10:39am On Aug 02, 2016
MORE...WHILE UR OIL SOUP GOVERNORS BEG FOR MORE BAIL-OUT HAND OUT FROM BUHARI

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Re: Obiano's Reply To Sahara Reporter On Vegetable Export by KissCODE(m): 10:39am On Aug 02, 2016
AmbIzuchukwu:



Umuchu is old Aguata. Now, they are In Orumba North
this this person oh. Where got ur information from?
Umuchu cant ever be in Orumba cos Umuchu & Achina are Amaiyi towns.

Umuchu is in Aguata now & forever.

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Re: Obiano's Reply To Sahara Reporter On Vegetable Export by ojeffo: 10:40am On Aug 02, 2016
More

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Re: Obiano's Reply To Sahara Reporter On Vegetable Export by obailala(m): 10:40am On Aug 02, 2016
Nigerians dwell over the most stuupid things; why should it be anyone's business if the volume of export of Ugu and Olugbu isn't up to $5m?... The most important thing about this story is that vegetables are being exported out of Nigeria in LARGE quantity. This is an initiative which can only grow and get better; if it isn't up to $5m today, it will definitely get to that level and exceed with time. Before now who ever believed Ugu or Olugbu could be cash crops?... This is an initiative that should be encouraged and more states should key into this.

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Re: Obiano's Reply To Sahara Reporter On Vegetable Export by sCun: 10:41am On Aug 02, 2016
ojeffo:
MORE...WHILE UR OIL SOUP GOVERNORS BEGS FOR MORE BAIL-OUT HAND OUT FROM BUHARI
They will still ask for more proofs.
Re: Obiano's Reply To Sahara Reporter On Vegetable Export by sCun: 10:45am On Aug 02, 2016
On inspection of farms


http://www.abxworld.com/

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Re: Obiano's Reply To Sahara Reporter On Vegetable Export by MrCEO69(m): 10:45am On Aug 02, 2016
AmbIzuchukwu:



Umuchu is old Aguata. Now, they are In Orumba North

when did dat happen? My mum is from there and my dad is from Aching, both in Aguata LGA.
Re: Obiano's Reply To Sahara Reporter On Vegetable Export by HIPROFILE(m): 10:46am On Aug 02, 2016
duduade:
So I am confused..

If vegetables were exported.... How did they preserve it...


Wetn persy no know e no know am and e pass am. Never argue what u have no clue about we learn everyday ur nat a guru only when u finish all the books in d library and become a professor.

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Re: Obiano's Reply To Sahara Reporter On Vegetable Export by reducto: 10:47am On Aug 02, 2016
afroniger:
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So grammer be the spelling of grammar wey your papa teach you. Nonentity, Obiano owes your black ass no explanation, none whatsoever.
Sophisticated high-class illiterate from the... gringrin

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Re: Obiano's Reply To Sahara Reporter On Vegetable Export by YourMrBoo: 10:47am On Aug 02, 2016
bittertruthz:


The so called Anambra vegetables export is a scam and political tool.
Supplying local traditional vegetables to Nigeria restaurant and Nigerian community abroad is not a big deal. Right from time, African food stuffs has always been exported to America and around the world.

Africa can not export food to Europe, America, Asia even middle east because they have it in abundance.
THEY CAN ONLY EXPORT TRADITIONAL AFRICAN FOOD STUFFS TO AFRICA COMMUNITY THERE.

They have everything. Thousands of fruits and vegetables that we never seen in Africa.
Vegetables that are more expensive than meat. Some are heavily fortified with nutrients that makes you live longer.
E.g.. broccoli and many others help to fight cancer and other diseases.

What about the varieties of African vegetables not seen or grown in Europe?
Re: Obiano's Reply To Sahara Reporter On Vegetable Export by YourNemesis: 10:48am On Aug 02, 2016
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Re: Obiano's Reply To Sahara Reporter On Vegetable Export by RRoyaId: 10:49am On Aug 02, 2016
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Re: Obiano's Reply To Sahara Reporter On Vegetable Export by Okeikpu(m): 10:52am On Aug 02, 2016
SamuelAnyawu:
Obiano should leave this pumpkin matter biko...Even the total financial cost/outlay of Ugu produced in Nigeria might not be up to $5m (1.5 billion Naira)

Yes he is a hard working governor, but our federal and state government usually bring up figures without proper verification...cool We don't have reliable statistical models in Nigeria
Do u even know how costly those vegitables are here in Europe 1 killo of onugbu is above 15 euro,same as ugu

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Re: Obiano's Reply To Sahara Reporter On Vegetable Export by YourMrBoo: 10:53am On Aug 02, 2016
Angelb4:
Anambra is safe keh? That's the HQ of IPOB

Ipob is a peaceful movement...
They are well represented in Anambra doing their business in peace and leaving the investors to theirs in growing the economy of Anambra state...

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Re: Obiano's Reply To Sahara Reporter On Vegetable Export by YourNemesis: 10:56am On Aug 02, 2016
ojeffo:
NDI BAILOUT FUND INDIGENES...HERE ARE SOME PICTURES FOR U...WITH LOVE FROM ANAMBRA...LIGHT OF THE NATION

Guy, some of these images were "stolen: from online sources.

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