intruder15:

what's the process involved. intend going there tomorrow. lemme know what to expect

danot1030:
You no know his type?

They are children of hate from the red soil region, they are sadist that are never happy at good thing expecially when it's not coming from their region.

Melanogaster:

Wetin dem do u? Is it because, the rice isn't for export only?





The difference between 12k and 19k is simply that the former has provided hundreds of direct and indirect jobs from pre-farming to farming, harvesting and processing. This will no doubt strengthen our local economy.

The rice was launched yesterday and they started selling today, in fact people didnt get the rice till later this afternoon so wait till the rice on fire is done or ask the two Governors who ate the rice yesterday.

Good food is key to healthy living true, but the rice you have been eating since birth, who vouched for the quality of such rice? And who told you the imported rice that was produced thousands of miles away and far from your inspection is a sign of healthy life?

And lastly, is the plastic rice currently trending made in Nigeria?

Grow your economy, support locally made products, encourage quality, criticize but don't condemn.

bokunrawo:
Lake rice ko river rice ni, yeye government

willibounce1:


Oga them no force you... as you can see, people are already buying

obstead200:

it is official.

u are now an idiot

intruder15:


lol... which of the centres did you get it Frm. what's d process involved?

Silvereze:
I wanna get this straight... is Lagos state Government sharing free rice to its indigenes?

frankloloko:
dullard Nigerians ... Are buying it .

frankloloko:
How does it taste ? What's the difference between 12 and 19k ? Nigerians are just too stingy . Has anyone here tasted sealed rice ? That's is what all these politicians eat . Imagine obj is more than 80yrs and still going strong . Good food is the key to healthy living . I can't risk my life buying this rice .

frankloloko:
How does it taste ? What's the difference between 12 and 19k ? Nigerians are just too stingy . Has anyone here tasted sealed rice ? That's is what all these politicians eat . Imagine obj is more than 80yrs and still going strong . Good food is the key to healthy living . I can't risk my life buying this rice .

naptu2: Do you know that Lagos State has acquired farmland in Ogun State and is in discussions with Kogi and other states to acquire more farmland in those areas? Do you know why it is doing this? That's the story of the YES Agricultural Empowerment Scheme for unemployed school leavers and others.

Programmes like these are not as sexy as cable stayed bridge and Eko Atlantic City, so they don't get as much column inches in the newspapers.

GARRI (x7):
[size=14pt]Lagos acquires 50 hectares of land in Abuja, and Ogun to cultivate food[/size]

The Governor of Lagos State, Mr Babatunde Fashola (SAN) has revealed that the state government has acquired about 50 hectares of land in Abuja and neighbouring Ogun State for cultivation of food to support its agriculture and job-creation scheme.

Fashola made this known on Wednesday while he was speaking about the state government’s agricultural scheme as he was presenting the states 2013 budget estimated at N497.277billion to the State House of assembly.

Admitting the challenge of limited land in the coastal city, the governor stated that “due to the limited amount of land the State has to cultivate, the administration is pursuing a radical alternative of acquiring land for farming outside Lagos.”

According to the Governor, “the administration has already secured 50 hectares in Abuja, and Ogun State which is four times bigger than Lagos in land size for cultivation.” He added that “other States such as Bauchi, Osun, Ekiti, Oyo and Katsina are favourably considering the State’s requests for farm lands.”

The administration is also cultivating 75 hectares of land for rice under its Rice for Jobs programme while the irrigation project to improve, yield and produce rice per hectare is progressing positively in Badagry.

Reeling out his administration’s further achievement in the agricultural sector, the governor stated that the 500 hectares of land was recently allocated for rice farming to feed the Imota Rice mill just as his administration has successfully completed the Imota Rice Mill in Ikorodu, the Erikorodo Feed Mill, the Erikorodo Chicken Processing Plant, also in Ikorodu and revitalized Ikorodu Fish Farm Estate.

The governor added that in Epe, the Agric Youth Empowerment Scheme is progressing with the training of a new batch of 200 graduates for whom the Executive Council recently approved the release of N500M that will be given to them shortly along with one hectare of land per farmer to enable them start formal production.

www.channelstv.com/home/2012/10/31/lagos-acquires-50-hectares-of-land-in-abuja-and-ogun-to-cultivate-food/?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter

miqos02: The Ogun State Government on Wednesday allocated 500 hectares of land to the Lagos State Government for agricultural purposes.

The government said this in a statement jointly signed by the governors of Ogun and Lagos states, Ibikunle Amosun and Babatunde Fashola, at the end of a meeting between the two states.

The meeting which lasted about one hour was held at the Government House, Oke-Igbein, Abeokuta.

The statement added that the land in Eggua, Yewa North Local Government Area would be used for agricultural development.

It also said the letter of allocation for the land was presented to Fashola during the meeting.

Amosun also handed over Certificate of Occupancy of Iju Water Works to Fashola during the meeting.

The statement reads in part, “The request for agricultural land by Lagos State Government has been granted and a letter of allocation in respect of 500 hectares in Eggua (Yewa North) was presented by Amosun to Fashola.

“The Certificate of Occupancy (CofO) in respect of Iju Water Works was also handed over to the Lagos State Governor, while re-connaissance of Adiyan Water Works land area is ongoing.”

The two governors re-affirmed their committment towards regional integration of the South-West.

src: http://www.punchng.com/news/amosun-fashola-meet-over-boundary-dispute/

helphelp:
I never finish my plastic rice from China

MrEdimulo82:


Nope. LASG is selling her locally produced rice at 12k against the 19k imported.

ISDKING:
Contaminated rice.Only d sincere ones wl tell u d truth.

frankloloko:
dullard Nigerians ... Are buying it .

Silvereze:


That's good.. Is the rice produced in our country. Thanks for answering

frankloloko:
How does it taste ? What's the difference between 12 and 19k ? Nigerians are just too stingy . Has anyone here tasted sealed rice ? That's is what all these politicians eat . Imagine obj is more than 80yrs and still going strong . Good food is the key to healthy living . I can't risk my life buying this rice .

ISDKING:
Contaminated rice.Only d sincere ones wl tell u d truth.

Keziehenry:
Yeye gwoment

gbadexy:
I was at teslim Balogun stadium earlier but the process seems too strenuous.

frankloloko:
How does it taste ? What's the difference between 12 and 19k ? Nigerians are just too stingy . Has anyone here tasted sealed rice ? That's is what all these politicians eat . Imagine obj is more than 80yrs and still going strong . Good food is the key to healthy living . I can't risk my life buying this rice .

frankloloko:
How does it taste ? What's the difference between 12 and 19k ? Nigerians are just too stingy . Has anyone here tasted sealed rice ? That's is what all these politicians eat . Imagine obj is more than 80yrs and still going strong . Good food is the key to healthy living . I can't risk my life buying this rice .

bokunrawo:
Lake rice ko river rice ni, yeye government

frankloloko:
How does it taste ? What's the difference between 12 and 19k ? Nigerians are just too stingy . Has anyone here tasted sealed rice ? That's is what all these politicians eat . Imagine obj is more than 80yrs and still going strong . Good food is the key to healthy living . I can't risk my life buying this rice .