₦airaland Forum

Fawklicant:
Typical response of someone trying to save face but lacks the intellect and tact to do so. Your propaganda has been burst wide open hence you resort to insults.
Mtcheewww! Sophisticated baboons are comical and they never seem to disappoint! Ipoo on ya brains or whatever is left in that empty cranium. Find your league, I tread above y'all.

kherington:
which buhari trying to reap what he did not sow the credit should go to Jonathan and akinwunmi adesina for laying the foundation which this present administration is reaping

MasterJayJay:
10MW according to >> http://www.nigeriaelectricityhub.com/?p=4343

Gov. Kwankwaso revealed that with this development, turbines will be installed at Tiga and Challawa Gorge dams, adding that the move will not only provide electricity but also consolidate water supply and street lighting schemes. In his remarks, the chairman of Skipper Group, Shri Jitender Sachdev stated that the projects will contribute 35 Megawatts of power to Kano state, adding that the company will play a big role in the area of corporate social responsibility in the state.


http://pointblanknews.com/pbn/news/kano-to-generate-more-power-through-ipp/

MadamExcellency:
Be specific. You mean 25kg or 10Kg?

Are you insinuating that a bag is a bag no matter the scale?

MadamExcellency:
We are talking of what is happening in the market this week and you are quoting article written on June, 2016 as part of your defense.

Mr Man, enter market and see things for yourself and stop quoting useless articles that have no bearing to present realities.

The truth is that, there is no relationship between your rants and your introduction of IPOB into the discussion. It is unnecessary digression.

By the way, I am a proud IPOB.

Beremx:
Which April are we talking about? The one that has passed or the coming one? If it's next year April, then the price of a bag of 50kg rice would have skyrocketed to 50,000naira. If it was this April that just passed then Audu Ogbeh should be fired for lying and deceiving Buhari and Nigerians.

This is the time Akinwunmi Adeshina is needed.

sleekAfonja:
Seun lalasticala OAM4J mynd44, note that this is a deliberate act by the Op in breaking rule 8. Check the ancient links he posted. You guys must start upholding a standard on this platform or allow no holds barred to ruin this platform.

THE CRASH OF TOMATO PRICE IN NIGERIAN MARKET.


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The price of tomato has drastically dropped from different market across the country; many factors are responsible for this change, some of these factors are, Seasonal variation, market dynamics, festivities and so on. These are the behavioral prices of tomato for the last quarter. From the first week in October, the price of tomato was at N6000.00 which later rose to N9000.00 in the third week of October, but during the latter part of third week in October till the third week of November, the price fluctuated between NGN10000, NGN11000 and NGN15000.

http://novusagro.com/the-crash-of-tomato-price-in-nigerian-market/

dunkem21:
Oga, we are talking important matter here..

Check the next Ugandan thread

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Nigeria to stabilise rice price by April – Agriculture Minister




The Federal Government said on Saturday that it would stabilise the price of rice from April to make it affordable to everybody in the country.
The Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Audu Ogbeh, made this known while declaring open the 2016 National wheat farmers field day in Alkamawa village in Bunkure Local Government of Kano State.
Mr. Ogbeh said the stability of the price of rice would be very viable due to its demand and affordability to the people from April.
No further details of how to stabilise the price of rice, arguably Nigeria’s most consumed food, was reported by the News Agency of Nigeria, NAN, which reported the story.
He said the boosting of wheat production and other cereals had become necessary to reduce over dependence on importation.
The minister added that over 300,000 hectares of land in wheat producing states would be dedicated to boost wheat production.
“The government will continue to support farmers to encourage agricultural activity, enhance food security and employment generation in the country,” he said.
According to him, the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari will diversify the economy with greater emphasis on agriculture.
Mr. Ogbeh urged Nigerians to embrace agriculture to enhance their welfare and enable them become self reliant.
In a remark, the Chairman Senate Committee on Agriculture, Abdullahi Adamu, said the senate would make legislation to remove obstacles being faced by wheat farmers in the country.
On his part, the Governor Atiku Bagudu of Kebbi said his state would dedicate 70 per cent of the proposed 300, 000 hectares for wheat production.
(NAN)

http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/200069-nigeria-stabilise-rice-price-april-agriculture-minister.html

sleekAfonja:
Seun,based on rule 8, aresa arressa aresssssa areessa and all handles related to him should be banned for false information and deliberate use of this platform to propagate falsehood designed to deceive Nigerians.

cc lalasticala mynd44 OAM4J

CFA Francs: Prices of rice crash in Kano

Kano – Prices of imported and local rice have fallen in Kano, following the crash of CFA Francs in the parallel market. A price survey conducted by the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) at the Singer market in Kano on Sunday, revealed that a bag of 50kg of imported rice, which used to cost between N13, 800 and N14 500, now sells for N12, 500.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/06/cfa-francs-prices-of-rice-crash-in-kano/

Fawklicant:
Failed attempt at alluding progress to a grossly inept and confused govt. Those are 25kg bags. 50kg bags of premium rice sold for 6k5 to 14k before the scammers took over govt. And that was imported rice oooo. Abakaliki rice sold for 4k-6k for 50kg bags. Try again next time bro! You failed this time.

CFA Francs: Prices of rice crash in Kano

Kano – Prices of imported and local rice have fallen in Kano, following the crash of CFA Francs in the parallel market. A price survey conducted by the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) at the Singer market in Kano on Sunday, revealed that a bag of 50kg of imported rice, which used to cost between N13, 800 and N14 500, now sells for N12, 500.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/06/cfa-francs-prices-of-rice-crash-in-kano/

Governors Ambode, Bagudu sign rice distribution agreement



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Lagos State Commissioner for Agriculture, Mr. Oluwatoyin Suarau (right), with Permanent Secretary, Kebbi State Ministry of Agriculture, Dr. Nababa Adamu (left), signing a Memorandum of Understanding on the Development of Commodity Value Chains between the two States while Lagos State Governor, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode (right behind) and Kebbi State Governor, Alhaji Atiku Bagudu (left behind) Speaking at the official signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the two states held at the Banquet Hall in the Ikeja area of the Lagos, Governor Ambode said the partnership signaled the commencement of a new beginning of which is line with the change mantra of All Progressives Congress (APC) that calls for patriotism in all facets of life.
Read more: https://www.naij.com/775293-made-nigeria-ambode-puts-end-importation-rice-photos.html


https://www.naij.com/775293-made-nigeria-ambode-puts-end-importation-rice-photos.html

You Can Now Buy Rice At N7,000 Per Bag Thanks To An Increase In Local Production

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Although the price of a bag of rice is up to almost N20,000 per bag, local production has ensured that Nigerians will be able to get it at a far cheaper rate.

Reports indicate that an increased rice production in Niger, Enugu and Kebbi have helped ensure that rice grown in Nigeria is now cheaper. ‘Made in Nigeria Rice from Niger State at N7,000 only. And by the time the Enugu and Kebbi Rice hit the market next month, expect a price crash’.

Niger State now sells at N7,000 while ‘Labana Rice from Kebbi state also in the market 50kg bag sells for N13, 000.



http://www.informationng.com/2016/08/you-can-now-buy-rice-at-n7000-per-bag-thanks-to-an-increase-in-local-production.html

Various presentations were made by the study team, made up of Japan International Consultants for Transportation (JIC); Yachiyo Engineering (YEC); Chuo Fukken Consultants (CFK); and Fukken Engineering (FKE).

In the outline of the study and findings, the team leader, Mr. Akiyama Yoshihiro said, “This preparatory survey is based on Terms of Reference between JICA and LAMATA in August

2015. The route of this preparatory survey has been selected through 1st and 2nd Data Collection Survey by JICA in 2013 and 2014.”

EMMYLBANKS:
this news no be today naw

[b]A comprehensive survey on Lagos urban railway development project has been presented to LAMATA by Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA).

Various presentations were made by the study team, made up of Japan International Consultants for Transportation (JIC); Yachiyo Engineering (YEC); Chuo Fukken Consultants (CFK); and Fukken Engineering (FKE).

In the outline of the study and findings, the team leader, Mr. Akiyama Yoshihiro said, “This preparatory survey is based on Terms of Reference between JICA and LAMATA in August

2015. The route of this preparatory survey has been selected through 1st and 2nd Data Collection Survey by JICA in 2013 and 2014.”

He said the objectives of the project are to develop a new transportation system, (e.g. AGT=Automated

Guideway Transit, Monorail) that would “help mitigate traffic

congestion and improve the environment in Lagos State, and

formulate a plan to introduce the new transportation system; formulate a concrete plan to introduce the new transportation

system as an ODA loan project; formulate a plan to introduce the new transportation system that can demonstrate the strength of the Japanese system[/b]

http://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2016/07/30/jica-presents-survey-on-lagos-railway-project/


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From left: Team Lead, Japan International Cooperation Agency, Mr. Akiyama Yoshihiro; Director, Public Transport, Lagos Metropolitan Area Transport Authority ..

IN conjunction with Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA), the Lagos State Government has unveiled the Lagos Urban Railway Development project which is aimed at paving the way for a new transportation system to be called the Automated Guide Transit (AGT) – a type of monorail.

[b]The survey titled, “Lagos Urban Railway Development Project in the Federal Republic of Nigeria”, was revealed at a seminar held last week in Ikeja with all the relevant stakeholders in attendance.
The study showed that the new transportation system would help mitigate traffic congestion and improve the environment in Lagos state. The monorail project will run from Marina to Victoria Island and Ikoyi.
Speaking at the event, the Lagos State Commissioner for Transportation, Dr, Dayo Mobereola, stated that the project is estimated to be executed at about $1 billion dollars, a huge percentage of which would come from the private sector.
Explaining further, Mobereola said the project has to commence from Marina, Victoria Island and Ikoyi, because the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of Lagos State comes mainly from the axis and it constitutes a major attraction for investments in Lagos.
He noted that during this project, major existing structures would not be affected, since the middle of the roads would be used for its implementation. However he emphasised that compensation would be paid by the State where existing structures are affected.
According to LAMATA Acting Managing Director, Mr. Iyiola Adeboye, the project, is aimed at ensuring smooth transportation and reducing gridlock in Lagos State.
Adegboye said “Lagos state should have a mega city structure as is seen in other countries.”
Commenting on the state of transportation in Lagos Island, LAMATA Public Transport Director, Gbenga Dairo, an engineer, observed that the current issues affecting road networking around Victoria Island and Ikoyi, were inappropriate road layout, poor traffic management, inadequate public transport and institutional obstacles.

In his remarks, the team leader, Urban Railway and Transport Planning, JICA, Mr. Akiyama Yoshihiro, said the preparatory survey carried out in August, 2015, was based on terms of reference agreed on between JICA and LAMATA.
Yoshihiro explained that JICA conducted its first survey on route planning/demand forecast between March and April 2016 and as a follow up on rough estimate of project cost review of funding policy, comparison and review of the new transportation systems, initial environmental and social considerations.[/b]

He assured the stakeholders that with or without gas supply, there would be an integrated generator to power the project.

The team leader stressed that after much deliberation in reviewing the route plan of Victoria Island Monorail Line in revised
Strategic Transport Master Plan (STMP) and considering route options for the project, the conclusion on the proposed best route plan was actualised with the total length of approximately 15.4km and 16 stations within. This connects Marina to British International School Way with two ways visible in both island Victoria Island and Ikoyi.

The basic concept of the survey is to minimise obstruction and to check for possible land acquisition that will result to good connectivity with other transport modes and Eko Atlantic City.

Stakeholders representative present at the seminar include: Federal Ministry of Transport, Lagos State Ministry of Finance, Lagos State Ministry of Environment, Lagos State Ministry of Physical Planning and Urban Development, Julius Berger, Access Bank Ltd, Unity Bank Ltd, Skye Bank, FCMB and Agencies Franchise de Development. Others are Morubeni Nigeria, Federal Ministry of Finance, Toyota Nigeria, AIICO Pension, Lekki Concession Company, CFAO Yamaha Motor, National Inland Water Ways Authority, Obalende LCDA.

https://www.today.ng/news/national/161099/lagos-japanese-firm-partner-1bn-rail-project

RRoyaId:
No nah, we have to show you the names of the consumers as well...


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RRoyaId:
Ekoile the clown, do you want to see the names of the consumers as well?


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RRoyaId:
Oga, you posted some pictures of what you termed standard practice and posted mine and then asked you to point out the difference you took off till now. Let us revisit the pictures again to compare notes..

Which if I may ask? Do you think it's Anambra that is the logistics company? You are jumping from place to place looking for where to hold without grip. Nwokem get a life..

RRoyaId:
Ekoile, you have graduated to another level. Now it is 'no preservation' no decent packaging' etc..

Before it was ''nothing was exported' 'where is the farm' etc

We are making progress though. The Ugu don enter plane to Europe already oo! What is your next line of attack?


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MadCow1:
Vegetables can definitely be exported.. But before they are, first and foremost they must be wasked and cleaned and free from soil, insects and any other organism that may bring parasites and diseases into the destination country. The Moment a single insect is spotted on the vegetables, Quarantine would reject them.

They are also sprayed with preservatives and kept in climate controlled pakaging/containers for exports as they have a very short shelf life.

I truly doubt that Obiano actually exported anything. The Nigga exaggerated and played a script that didn't end well.