Akinz0126:
Chai the guys above me una weldone ooooo.

@op how's this gonna profit the hardworking masses?

it will benefit those who are growing it. The hardworking farmers.

We export crude oil only to import fuel

Adieza:

Zobo plant

The Coordinating Director of the Nigeria Agricultural Quarantine Service (NAQS), Dr Vincent Isegbe, has disclosed plans by the Federal Government to resume the export of hibiscus (zobo leaves) to Mexico.

Dr Isegbe disclosed this during a visit to the agency by the Mexican Ambassador to Nigeria, Mr Marco Antonio Garcia Blanco, at the weekend in Abuja

He said that the issue of Trogoderma granarium had been resolved in collaboration with stakeholders across the value chain, paving the way for Nigeria to start trade with the largest importer of Nigerian hibiscus again.

NAQS had suspended hibiscus export to Mexico following the detection of the storage pest in some hibiscus consignments from Nigeria.

Dr Isegbe said: “In a couple of weeks, we will resume shipments to Mexico. Our farmers are eager and the fields are near ready. The harvest season of hibiscus will start any moment from now. And the good news is that Nigeria boasts of a vast growing belt, with harvest lasting up to five months.’’

He pointed out the hibiscus is a very promising cash crop, as in 2017, Nigeria exported 1,983 containers of it to Mexico alone, earning $35 million within a space of nine months.

He added that Mexico and other countries use hibiscus as organic colouring agents and wines, saying dried hibiscus also serves as a delicacy while the roselles are consumed as vegetables.

Ambassador Blanco commended the NAQS for the passion to improve on Nigerian trade with Mexico.

He disclosed that with the ever-improving partnership between the NAQS and the Mexican embassy in Nigeria, his country plans to expand their import list to include cashew, sesame, soy bean, coffee and honey.
http://www.agricinfo.com/2018/11/nigeria-to-begins-export-of-zobo-leaves.html?m=0

apc. lies. propaganda.

Na zobo them see export

PrecisionFx:

apc. lies. propaganda.

okay.

eleojo23:


Emergency emergency...

You will never see me coming through

What weeds

Really

The next thing you know Mexico will find a way to be the top exporter of the zobo sef.

Igbo is also waiting for favourable government policy oooo.

Igbo yaff suffer in the hands of the Nigeria govt

Akinz0126:
Chai the guys above me una weldone ooooo.

@op how's this gonna profit the hardworking masses?

mumu

Zobo

Good News and kudos to the hardworking Government.

Adieza:

Zobo plant

The Coordinating Director of the Nigeria Agricultural Quarantine Service (NAQS), Dr Vincent Isegbe, has disclosed plans by the Federal Government to resume the export of hibiscus (zobo leaves) to Mexico.

Dr Isegbe disclosed this during a visit to the agency by the Mexican Ambassador to Nigeria, Mr Marco Antonio Garcia Blanco, at the weekend in Abuja

He said that the issue of Trogoderma granarium had been resolved in collaboration with stakeholders across the value chain, paving the way for Nigeria to start trade with the largest importer of Nigerian hibiscus again.

NAQS had suspended hibiscus export to Mexico following the detection of the storage pest in some hibiscus consignments from Nigeria.

Dr Isegbe said: “In a couple of weeks, we will resume shipments to Mexico. Our farmers are eager and the fields are near ready. The harvest season of hibiscus will start any moment from now. And the good news is that Nigeria boasts of a vast growing belt, with harvest lasting up to five months.’’

He pointed out the hibiscus is a very promising cash crop, as in 2017, Nigeria exported 1,983 containers of it to Mexico alone, earning $35 million within a space of nine months.

He added that Mexico and other countries use hibiscus as organic colouring agents and wines, saying dried hibiscus also serves as a delicacy while the roselles are consumed as vegetables.

Ambassador Blanco commended the NAQS for the passion to improve on Nigerian trade with Mexico.

He disclosed that with the ever-improving partnership between the NAQS and the Mexican embassy in Nigeria, his country plans to expand their import list to include cashew, sesame, soy bean, coffee and honey.
http://www.agricinfo.com/2018/11/nigeria-to-begins-export-of-zobo-leaves.html?m=0

Nice Move!

But Northern Nigeria should be at the fore front of this revolution to bring in more internally generated revenue.

Crude oil prices is going up and down in such an unstable pendulum.

This is the right time sleeping states in Nigeria wake up to their responsibility to look beyond crude oil.

Good







stone by stone we will reach nigeria of dream

BubuZombi:
Good Development.







Nigeria is Working Under President Buhari.


God Bless PMB
God Bless APC
God Bless Naija

See mumu, didn't you hear the exportation has been going on for long. Your brain and lie lie Mohammed own na 5&6

Adieza:

Zobo plant

The Coordinating Director of the Nigeria Agricultural Quarantine Service (NAQS), Dr Vincent Isegbe, has disclosed plans by the Federal Government to resume the export of hibiscus (zobo leaves) to Mexico.

Dr Isegbe disclosed this during a visit to the agency by the Mexican Ambassador to Nigeria, Mr Marco Antonio Garcia Blanco, at the weekend in Abuja

He said that the issue of Trogoderma granarium had been resolved in collaboration with stakeholders across the value chain, paving the way for Nigeria to start trade with the largest importer of Nigerian hibiscus again.

NAQS had suspended hibiscus export to Mexico following the detection of the storage pest in some hibiscus consignments from Nigeria.

Dr Isegbe said: “In a couple of weeks, we will resume shipments to Mexico. Our farmers are eager and the fields are near ready. The harvest season of hibiscus will start any moment from now. And the good news is that Nigeria boasts of a vast growing belt, with harvest lasting up to five months.’’

He pointed out the hibiscus is a very promising cash crop, as in 2017, Nigeria exported 1,983 containers of it to Mexico alone, earning $35 million within a space of nine months.

He added that Mexico and other countries use hibiscus as organic colouring agents and wines, saying dried hibiscus also serves as a delicacy while the roselles are consumed as vegetables.

Ambassador Blanco commended the NAQS for the passion to improve on Nigerian trade with Mexico.

He disclosed that with the ever-improving partnership between the NAQS and the Mexican embassy in Nigeria, his country plans to expand their import list to include cashew, sesame, soy bean, coffee and honey.
http://www.agricinfo.com/2018/11/nigeria-to-begins-export-of-zobo-leaves.html?m=0

we have been doing that since. I know some Asians do come to kano to buy zobo flower and ship to their country.

miteolu:
You can add it to Buhari's achievement

zobo leave [color=#990000][/color]

Enemy of progress

ZACHIE:
Note:
1. Nigerians have been shipping thousands of Zobo to Mexico for years.
2. Plant Quarantine has been issuing PQS certificate to these exporters and have only just got greedy.
3. This is deliberate ploy to sideline the Nigerians doing this business and supplant them with government agency.
4. It will fail abysmally.. Mexico is the strictest place to ship Zoborodo to in the world. They have the highest quality demands that a Government enterprise cannot match.
5. A little as a COMMA is, Mexico will reject your shipment if it is missing in any document. Several commas, period, hyphens and sentences will be missing if Nigeria government entreprises were to do documentation.
6. Zobo requires extensive cleaning. Corruption will never let the produce to be cleaned to 40%.

7. National disgrace is coming.
My advice, Nigeria should back off.

Rexnegro:

mumu

A boi watch it and never in your life quote me again.l never insulted you to begin with

When you take up the responsibility

damola1:
Always exporting direct natural resources.

When are we going to start exporting finished goods that shows capacity of a thinking Nigerian nation

somehow:
Enemy of progress

It is my line of business, sir.
You know next to nothing about this.

No be only zobo leaves, hibiscus leaves Abu zombie leaves.
Mexico has many many zobo leaves already. They are even exporting to America. Check food4less and Mexican stores you will find plenty of zobo leaves. Don't believe this people who said they will export zobo leaves.

Coolbreeze1988:
See mumu, didn't you hear the exportation has been going on for long. Your brain and lie lie Mohammed own na 5&6

Ode for How Long has the trade being going on

Coolbreeze1988:
See mumu, didn't you hear the exportation has been going on for long. Your brain and lie lie Mohammed own na 5&6

Ode for How Long has the exportation being going on

Very soon we will be depleting our foreign reserve just to import zobo. I weep for my country

Wether it's your line of business or not, the ambassador came to meet the govt officials and not you! They want to deal directly with the govt!

ZACHIE:

It is my line of business, sir.
You know next to nothing about this.

somehow:
Wether it's your line of business or not, the ambassador came to meet the govt officials and not you! They want to deal directly with the govt!

no vex.