omenkaLives:
Commendable. We hope to see more of this in the days ahead.

God bless Nigeria.

Reno O'mockery, who do we "blame" for this?

hardbody:


Initiated by GEJ

naija1stpikin:
God bless GEJ

efilefun:
So GEJ built the Lagos to Kano rail?? Lmao bunch of illiterates who are only programmed to praise GEJ who embezzled the country dry

omenkaLives:
Commendable. We hope to see more of this in the days ahead.

God bless Nigeria.

Reno O'mockery, who do we "blame" for this?

anonimi:
It is remarkable that they are now using plastic containers.
This is a big improvement in the VALUE chain for farm produce and we should move towards COLLAPSIBLE designs for even easier handling.
Kudos to the farmers who feed us and hope they get BIGGER monetary rewards as we look inwards for our feeding instead of imported things.
BTW, our government needs to SPECIFY local content for Shoprite supermarkets products also.



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naija1stpikin:

ur fada is illiterate

Teacher1776:


if u ask me, I tell you this. Goodluck Jonathan must receive the commendation here. Goodluck massively constructed rail track across Nigeria and brought back the trains.

After you have condemned the works done by GEJ, you are here ascribing his glorious works to the current government?
For one, am glad this government is claiming credits for the jobs done by her predecessor. It spoke volumes of her level of commitment.

hotspec:
So moving tomatoes with train for 38hrs from Kano to Lag is Progress? When d same quantity can be moved by by Trailers in less than 14hrs. Moving Cargos from Apapa or PH or Warri to Inland Ports in such hours would have been a PROGRESS as it will drastically decongest those already over-stretched ports, and many jobs will also be created.

efilefun:
Person wey no get papa no go respect another person own, pretty sure your father is weeping bitterly in his grave for fathering this kinda senseless thing

Nukualofa:
Do you promote hate even on your birthday

Nukualofa:
What is this one saying? I use Electronics at home so do i need the Japanese to be part of Nigeria before i use it

naija1stpikin:
your clawed face fada again. Imbecilic afonja

efilefun:
The Lagos to Kano track had been there and functioning but just for passengers only even before GEJ had a dream of going into politics

efilefun:
Lmao Afonja is a warrior just to educate you a little kid, now go to your father's burial ground to ask him to lend you his brain before it decays finally maybe it could be better than this trash you carrying around in that flat thing you call head

Jabioro:
It's taken more than necessary to arrived, about 48hrs for perishable goods, they should improve on the speed and stopover. It can be achieved within 24hrs..

yinchar:

Guy you must be high on something , you insinuating a Trailer can move from KANO to Lagos in 14hrs? Lol... On which road with the congestion and pot holes. When was the last time you travel? If I may ask you how many hours did you think a private car can travel from Lagos to Akure and we take it from there.

Teacher1776:


no one is disputing the facts there once were rail tracks and there was a railway corporation. But we all know that rail travel was stopped in the '80s.
Argue what you like. You can't hide the fact that GEJ revived rail transport as a president through massive renovations and construction of tracks as well as purchase of trains with money u claimed he stole.
Today, u are struggling hard to erase his name from history. God is watching you.
U are the dreamer. Pls wake up and face the reality.

sarrki:
Enemies of state can you see?

MoltenMagma:
Call them _aboki, call them animals, call them worreva but we need them. It shows that every section of the country is important and should not be underrated. Truth

hotspec:
High on u, of course. Did Lagos report any Tomato shortage for d past 58years? The existing distribution channels and media are still productively running. But, know that this is purely a private Agrulic Expo organized by First Bank and not a public stuff as u insinuated.

miqos02:
you are right but it's still better than travelling by road. it can only get better

azimibraun:
I am having a thought about this you know. It could bring down the prices of tomatoes consumed by the poor and Ordinary Nigerians. Think about it. This does not mean that tomatoes will not be transported by road anymore, the rich and big corporations like the 5 star hotels, shopping malls etc will go for the train transported tomatoes for freshness and class, while ordinary Nigerians will go for the Mile 12 tomatoes that came on road. It then means the rich won't have to come and distort the prices of the poor in the market for the poor. They pay just about any amount to buy the same thing the poor man is struggling to beat down the price for. Tomatoes for the super rich thru cold train and Tomatoes for the average Man thru 911. Just my thinking. Right or wrong.

Cutehector:
Will it reduce d price of tomatoes?