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Re: Why Dangote’s Failed Paste Factory Should Give Buhari More Headache Than Dangote by NASTYNASOSO: 1:13am On Aug 31, 2017 |
PearlStreet: HMMMMMMMMM YEYE TALK THE OP NEEDS TO KNOW THAT THIS PLANT IS OWNED BY DANGOTES BROTHER SANI. |
Re: Why Dangote’s Failed Paste Factory Should Give Buhari More Headache Than Dangote by Nobody: 9:59am On Aug 31, 2017 |
nwoke37: Oh alright then. |
Re: Why Dangote’s Failed Paste Factory Should Give Buhari More Headache Than Dangote by jpphilips(m): 11:39am On Aug 31, 2017 |
nairametrics: First, it is unreasonable to place agriculture in tandem with oil let alone suggest the later as a substitute, it's the kinda logic that oozes out from an unintelligent minister of trades and investment. Agriculture to feed ourselves? absolutely!!, Agriculture to lower our agro imports? absolutely!!, but agriculture to contribute forex to the federation account? that's a pipe dream that a child will not take seriously. I say so because Nigeria has no significant comparative advantage over our global competitors in that regards, by implication, Nigeria of today, tomorrow and forever, regardless of how much we sink in will struggle to retain any global market share, so why the waste? Nigeria has it's global comparative advantage in oil and gas, over the years, we have invested and fine tuned our throughput strategies to beat our global competitors and so far, we are not doing badly, we have succeeded in lowering our oil production cost which places us on a huge advantage over Shale producers in North America, Central African producers and some Asian producers, in terms of cost of oil production, we are competing quite closely with the Arabian peninsular guys, which is not bad at all from a global perspective. In summary, I will like this government to forget the agricultural temptation and focus on maximizing our global advantage in the oil and gas industry, that way, we can export commodities that will contribute forex to our federation account, why spend billions on rail transportation on borrowed funds when we can use the same funds for a new NLNG train to maximize our gas export potentials? Why are we not diversifying with the Brass LNG project? Thank gracious Dangote is building a new refinery and several more of it's like to come up, what is the stake of the FG in those ground breaking accomplishments? once we satisfy local consumption, the next stage will be export and the downstream oil and gas export market isn't doing badly. we need a minister for trade and investment that thinks not a decorated oracle of the republic, I get so pissed reading this Agro nonsense everytime. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Why Dangote’s Failed Paste Factory Should Give Buhari More Headache Than Dangote by 400billionman: 2:00pm On Aug 31, 2017 |
adisabarber: Setting up a market where government buys up agricultural produce from farmers is an innovative idea. Government can export later or sell to big companies who will use it as raw materials or export them. This is one of the reasons why young people need to take over governance. Our brains are still sharp. |
Re: Why Dangote’s Failed Paste Factory Should Give Buhari More Headache Than Dangote by kabaka1: 9:14pm On Aug 31, 2017 |
bobnazzygon: when see too much thatch can easily steal and get away with d crime, so why crack ur head when got more u bee kudos to our useless leaders who have us all up in da name of leadership and unity |
Re: Why Dangote’s Failed Paste Factory Should Give Buhari More Headache Than Dangote by kabaka1: 9:37pm On Aug 31, 2017 |
400billionman: very Good point there. these old daft in govt should just hand iver govt to young minds with sharp and innovative ideas |
Re: Why Dangote’s Failed Paste Factory Should Give Buhari More Headache Than Dangote by Nobody: 11:55am On Sep 01, 2017 |
adisabarber: Bro, somebody had answered this your analysis. IT CANNOT WORK HERE. Corruption here is very high. The govt valuer & produce merchants will collude to over value items. Govt will buy items worth 2M at 5M from produce merchant. The 3M difference will now be shared between them while govt lost 3M. In some cases , nothing would be supplied but govt would be made to pay. Due process office legalised procurement corruption & inflates contract cost. You have to settle them to scale through. Oil subsidy deals is beyond here. The oil importers & DPR & NNPC officials at terminals are partners. Bros, it cannot work here. Every young man wants to become Dangote or Otedola. 1 Like |
Re: Why Dangote’s Failed Paste Factory Should Give Buhari More Headache Than Dangote by MIKOLOWISKA: 4:30am On May 13, 2018 |
SOLMICHAEL:are you not a leader |
Re: Why Dangote’s Failed Paste Factory Should Give Buhari More Headache Than Dangote by MIKOLOWISKA: 4:31am On May 13, 2018 |
NtoAkwaIbom:Rome was not built in a day. Crawl before flying |
Re: Why Dangote’s Failed Paste Factory Should Give Buhari More Headache Than Dangote by MIKOLOWISKA: 4:33am On May 13, 2018 |
Indirectly we depend on dango the for everything in this countryeverything like what. Torch light nko Wheel barrow Spanner Think before talking |
Re: Why Dangote’s Failed Paste Factory Should Give Buhari More Headache Than Dangote by MIKOLOWISKA: 4:34am On May 13, 2018 |
fratermathy:how do we depend on him. He is worth 2 trillion. Nigeria is worth 80 trillion. Do you know what dependence means. How many businesses does he even have in north |
Re: Why Dangote’s Failed Paste Factory Should Give Buhari More Headache Than Dangote by MIKOLOWISKA: 4:35am On May 13, 2018 |
haywhy1026:keep waiting for policy you here |
Re: Why Dangote’s Failed Paste Factory Should Give Buhari More Headache Than Dangote by MIKOLOWISKA: 4:41am On May 13, 2018 |
adisabarber:We have a guaranteed market. 200 million hungry mouths What you're asking for is subsidy and it will backfire. Cos farmers will overproduce since its govt money. And you think anything govt will work. When we only need 1 million tons yet ppl producing 5 million? It is clear we can't produce efficiently enough to compete with China or Italy We are lazy what stopped then from setting up processing plants. All looking for lazy work |
Re: Why Dangote’s Failed Paste Factory Should Give Buhari More Headache Than Dangote by MIKOLOWISKA: 4:43am On May 13, 2018 |
WebSurfer:where is the monopoly. Monopoly in what |
Re: Why Dangote’s Failed Paste Factory Should Give Buhari More Headache Than Dangote by MIKOLOWISKA: 4:44am On May 13, 2018 |
gbadexy:they will only restructure the looting |
Re: Why Dangote’s Failed Paste Factory Should Give Buhari More Headache Than Dangote by Yankee101: 4:23pm On May 17, 2018 |
1. There is no scarcity of tomatoes in Northern Nigeria. Actually a major % is lost due to lack of storage. 2. There is scarcity of fair pricing 3. They were ripping off farmers and farmers decided against trucking their goods all the way to the factory only to be cleaned out at ridiculous prices. 4. It's more profitable transporting them to Lagos and lose some on the way but end up making fair profit. Get your facts right. Cement is more expensive here than Ghana even after you discount the price of power. Not minding that a gas pipeline was constructed specially all the way to Obajana, the mining rights they got are ridiculous and you pay upfront for each trailer load of cement in advance which leaves money in the bank acruing interest. The entire North produces tomatoes that waste and it's not profitable to transport them to the factory in Kano. |
Re: Why Dangote’s Failed Paste Factory Should Give Buhari More Headache Than Dangote by Kingtomato641(m): 8:26am On Apr 04, 2021 |
How To Start Tomato Paste Production Business Here In Nigeria |
Re: Why Dangote’s Failed Paste Factory Should Give Buhari More Headache Than Dangote by samsard(m): 11:47am On Apr 04, 2021 |
PearlStreet:This monopoly talk is balderdash. There's more than one cement manufacturer in Nigeria and they're available where I live. |
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