The formal flag off of yam export to UK today marks Nigeria's determination to export agricultural produce in preparation for regional government. The call for the restructuring of current government structure has been growing and coming from nearly all interest groups in the country in the last few weeks following IPOB agitation for the nation of Biafra.
Every region will be expected to harness its resources, through export earns the needed foreign exchange to sustain its region. Despite the fact that Nigeria is listed along Somalia, Yemen, and South Sudan as nations facing severe starvation and needing help by United Nations, many have considered it absurd for the government to export what is not enough for local consumption. However, the government has decided to continue with the policy to break the jinx of a mono and petrodollar-economy. This policy it is believed will help north central which is considered the food basket of the nation to key into the anticipated new government structure.

We are talking biafra, you're talking restructuring, time for the latter has passed

Anambra state had already planned to export 1 million tubers of yam this year.

I posted the report here some months back but mods refused to move it to front page because of their twisted mindset.

Here's the report: https://www.nairaland.com/3633332/anambra-export-1-million-tubers

After months, you people have decided to catch up with the report. Smh.

Anambra is light years ahead

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raker300:
Anambra state had already planned to export 1 million tubers of yam this year.

I posted the report here some months back but mods refused to move it to front page because of their twisted mindset.

Here's the report: https://www.nairaland.com/3633332/anambra-export-1-million-tubers

After months, you people have decided to catch up with the report. Smh.

Anambra is light years ahead

Well done ndi anambra