NwaOhafia:
I pray it's stone-free and affordable.

Anytime I see those fire-work woman and what they pass through alone badagry Express road just to import rice and sell, baba tears dey full my eye.
May God keep providing and blessing our mum, and may God treat any child that have what to help the mum with but won't the same way in their old age

wow! so the children that refuse to help their dad are free so long as they help their mums abi?

May God bless me to remember the sacrifice of my dad also. I WAS RAISED BY BOTH PARENTS

SUFFERInSMILIIN:


Are you sleeping you forgot cotonou in Benin Republic, they also have some rice farmers there. Don't worry with the Hard Times coming your roof of your house in Lagos you can start planting rice on top

The op said 800 Lagos farmers.

I don't remember Benin Republic to be a street inside Lagos.

There's no land to plant in Lagos so i wonder where the 800 Lagos farmers are farming in Lagos

Nigeria is not among the top 25 rice producing countries in the world, yet building the third largest rice mill.

Nigeria is one of the largest producers of crude oil , yet no one has thought to build a refinery.

Does anyone still wonder why the country is in ruins? Her priorities are upside down

Wisejohnson47:
Yes, good news for ones

Lol.......

SUFFERInSMILIIN:


Keep on deceiving yourself we hear This same stories from his sugar cane and what happened he Steel imports sugar up to today and repackage is it

Haba....bros wether there is Dangote or no Dangote rice farms are everywhere in that place. Young ppl are seriously cashing big time. The plant is almost completed, very huge with lots of more hope for rice farmers.

Lanrelagboi:

https://twitter.com/OWealthcome/status/1343518055884849155?s=09

We've been hearing " its almost completed", "its at 98% completion" for past 2years now.

I hope it won't turn out to be another Ajaokuta.

FactBoyz:
Its not a matter of being the largest in the world or anything; Can it cause the price of rice to reduce? Will there be adequate stable power supply? Can effective hands manage it?

If you ask us, na who we go ask? This is a dumb question. Go to the official website to ask the relevant people. Appreciate a good step forward!

At the end of the day we will be looking for it’s impact on both the economy and Nigerians. So much noise and nothing to show for it.

What an irony

LydayBobo:
If you ask us, na who we go ask? This is a dumb question. Go to the official website to ask the relevant people. Appreciate a good step forward!

Knowing Nigeria well this is not a good step yet until we can see it’s uselfulness and difference to Nigerians.

Remember we have refineries and steel plants that are not working.

Bravoe:
Where is the road to get to the rice mill? All inner Ikorodu roads are in deplorable conditions no thanks to the man in charge of Lagos

Don't mind the shameless government of Ogun & Lagos State

They'v abandoned that ijebuode - Ikorodu road.

Lanrelagboi:

https://twitter.com/OWealthcome/status/1343518055884849155?s=09

nigerian like unproductive elephant projects just to obtain loans and abandon later. Avaliability of raw materials should determine the size of the factory. Look at our nations refineries, steel factory etc -been wasted compare to the quack modular refineries been operated in the riverine area and their effectiveness to produce. The govt will rather destroy them than to lmprove on them. Take akwa lbom which has garri and rice processing plants but LACK RAW MATERIALS. As a result they are just another monuments lost to waste and lack of planing. Good luck.

mach7:
Whether it is the largest, second largest or third largest in the world, the consequential importance is that it serves as a means of employment for the teeming youths of Imota, Agbowa and Ikorodu.

2.5 million bags per year should sufficiently meet the local demand of Lagos and the entire Southwest.

Enough of rice importation.

why are you so antagonistic towards any good development in this Country?? You guys are very terrible

NwaOhafia:
I pray it's stone-free and affordable.

Anytime I see those fire-work woman and what they pass through alone badagry Express road just to import rice and sell, baba tears dey full my eye.
May God keep providing and blessing our mum, and may God treat any child that have what to help the mum with but won't the same way in their old age

fire work? Na (faya wo) dem dey call them o

Anybody wey dem catch importing rice should be executed immediately

Lagos amaka

Lanrelagboi:

https://twitter.com/OWealthcome/status/1343518055884849155?s=09

Those Kebbi farmers should include the tax to the Fulani Herdsmen Terrorists in their cut. Else

Eriokanmi:
Won't you plant rice first before milling? Another elephant project lool. Gbenga Daniel did something like this...Bush don cover am

You are just a pained soul.
So rice should be planted first before rice mill that takes time to complete is done?
Did you do logic in school?
Rice takes 4 to 6 months. A mill with this capacity can't take less than a year or two.
Just read what you posted and see if it make sense.
Smh

Yorubas just keep on winning!

Let's the masses feel the impact, it is just about say the rice mill is among the largest rice mills in the world. Though a good move by the state.

Why's Imota under Lagos State?. I thought it is in Ógún state considering the locals

Las Las sand go still the inside ...

It will ONLY MAKE SENSE if it starts producing stoneless rice of high quality standard in this trying times.

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LegendHero:
Lagos always doing big things.

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FactBoyz:
Its not a matter of being the largest in the world or anything; Can it cause the price of rice to reduce? Will there be adequate stable power supply? Can effective hands manage it?

....and how do you think we can achieve all you ask....without building the Rice Mill?

Thank you Lagos government
Thank you Buhari.

You are a witch and an enemy of Nigeria if you made ANY complaint on this project.

What I see is forceful taking of community land with instrument of government (land use act) without due compensation.
What I see is outrageous project quotation and diversion of public funds. It would shock you to know that the project could be done with 500million but is quoted as 3-5 trillion.

Private individuals do a more nice and lasting projects with millions...Government does weak projects with Trillions feeding pockets.
Which way Nigeria.

The bidding or procurement Act...Is for equitable distribution of the Capital Finance of the project meant for the public to the political class. If you eat it alone as someone in governance. They (political class) would wield the ACT against you.

osamz007:


u can't take this to the new year

This picture is over used. Why do you kids come here to always misbehave and make other users uncomfortable.

Till it starts working.

Nice one. Hope the cost of rice will drop once it's completed.

Wisejohnson47:
Yes, good news for ones

nice

Good for the state where the rice mill is, but is of no use to Nigerians cos we will still be buying it at the highest price just like dagote cem