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Politics › Re: Former PDP Ministers Meet With Goodluck Jonathan (Photos) by Atlanticfire: 3:18pm On Feb 21, 2017 |
owobokiri: Jonathan should go and rest. He is always trying to front as a hyper nationalist with ultra patriotic intentions. It was his bid to buttress that hollow resume that led him to accommodate all sorts of anti democratic steps just to make buhari president. Look at what we have now. He thought he was building a democracy so he handed over to an intellectually challenged man who nearly destroyed the country's democracy. Where was he all these while? buhari is lying fallow in a chilly London hospital and he is now all over the place trying to effect the next development. Jonathan messed up a lot of lives with his uncanny political naivety and should just go and sit down somewhere.. The people voted in their choice and Jonathan respected the wish of the people. Do not cry that Jonathan respected your wish. You guys were hoping that Jonathan will cling to power so you can form a parallel Govt. Jonathan smartly gave up the seat to your demigod, let'sall enjoy the change together. Next time don't vote in someone who is obviously not qualified to be a secondary school teacher as president. |
Agriculture › Re: Discover The Secret Of Making Money From Agro Commodity Trading by Atlanticfire: 6:07am On Feb 17, 2017 |
Nice thread. I am thinking of Agric products marketing |
Agriculture › Re: Anybody Interested In Yam Business From Zakibiam by Atlanticfire: 7:32am On Feb 15, 2017 |
Nice knowledge sharing |
Politics › Re: The Wealth In Waste by Atlanticfire: 2:17pm On Feb 14, 2017 |
Abagworo: Disused plastics, iron, scraps of aluminium and steel are not worthless. In 2011, aluminium ingots and alloys worth $137 million were exported to mainly Japan, India and Ghana.
A kilogramme (kg) of aluminium sells for between N130 and N150, copper N700, and steel N20. There is a huge potential for this business going by Nigeria’s per capita consumption for steel and aluminium. The annual per capita consumption of steel and aluminium in the country is about 10kg and 0.3kg, respectively.
Nigeria’s consumption of aluminium is on the increase. GZI, an aluminium can manufacturer that started business in 2010, has doubled its capacity from 1.2 billion cans a year in two years. Africa’s largest aluminium can factory in Aba, financed by Fidelity Bank, will produce 1.2 billion cans a year; SABMiller’s brewery in Onitsha is an immediate beneficiary.
Across metropolitan Lagos and other towns and cities around the country, you find centres where scraps are sold to collectors who in turn sell them to recycling companies. Organic waste generated in markets and farms can be recycled into fertiliser or used to generate power.
Lagos State, with recycling banks and management of solid waste, is a model for other states. With a population of close to 18 million people, waste management is a top priority for the Lagos State government. Lagos produces 9,000 tonnes of waste, most of which is nylon and plastics.
Ethylene, the most widely used petrochemical, is the basic raw material for industrial and consumer products. Dangote Agrosacks exported $396,750 worth of polypropylene recycled pellets to the US in 2011. Polyethylene terephthalate (PET) and high-density polyethylene (HDPE) are the most valuable and recyclable of all plastic materials. An ecosystem – reclaimers, processors and manufacturers – can harness the wealth in waste.
Technology for recycling and processing biodegradable waste is becoming widespread. The initial outlay may be expensive but processors and manufacturers can cluster to share services, say, power generation. For instance, Jenbacher gas engines run on natural gas, biogas, landfill gas, coal mine gas, sewage gas, and more. The Minhe animal husbandry facility, China’s largest chicken farm, runs a Jenbacher biogas plant with waste generated on the farm.
Recycling of scrap aluminium salvaged from abandoned or disused airplanes is big business. Aayu Steel Mills, a company dismantling over 60 disused aircraft in the nation’s airports, may realise over N480 million.
Similar opportunities exist for second-hand cars. Nigeria’s income per person, $1,600, means that most Nigerians opt for used cars. According to Coscharis Motors, new cars sold annually in Nigeria are less than 70,000 units and the number of used cars sold is about 350,000. Used tyres, too, have immense value.
SoleRebels, a fast growing, innovative Ethiopian shoe brand, “made two million dollars in sales in 2011 and is expecting to generate over $15 to $20 million in revenue by 2015”, according to Inter Press Service.
Bethlehem Tilahaun Alemu founded soleRebels in 2005. Her handcrafted shoes are made from 100 percent local input: recycled car tyres. Alemu says the company has been able to “riff, recreate, and re-imagine the traditional ‘selate’ and ‘barabasso’ shoes”. Scraps of all types have huge value and should not be ignored or thrown away; it’s like burying money.
http://www.businessdayonline.com/NG/index.php/analysis/editorial/52400-the-wealth-in-waste Nice write up |
Food › Re: We Supply Quality Palm Oil by Atlanticfire: 5:08am On Feb 14, 2017 |
How much is 20 litre |
Agriculture › Re: Let's Package Your Goods/produce by Atlanticfire: 4:45pm On Feb 11, 2017 |
Grundig: We are a manufacturing company with factory in sango Ota.
Our area of specialisation is polymer baaed packaging. So we can take on all your pouches, Carrierr bags, insertion liners needs.
Give us a call on 08127043393 for all your packaging needs and you'd be happy by youu did. Do you have a website where we can see samples of your products |
Agriculture › Re: Locally Fabricated Agro Processing Machines. E.g. Extruder Floating by Atlanticfire: 2:53pm On Feb 09, 2017 |
paulasca4real: We fabricate all agro processing machines e.g..
EXTRUDER floating MIXER DRYER HAMMER MILL GRINDER KILN etc we produce in different capacity and size.
CONTAC PAULSONVIC CONSULT CALL&WHATSAPP: 07034709755 can you display samples of what you have done previously |
Agriculture › Re: Hecters Of Fertile Farm Land Along Abuja/kaduna Express Way For Lease by Atlanticfire: 10:16pm On Feb 07, 2017 |
Which states do you have land for lease?
I want 100 acres of land for lease. It should have water nearby fir dry season farming |
Agriculture › Re: Join Nigeria's Largest Farmers Network And Get Upto N2.5m Worth Of Support by Atlanticfire: 5:50pm On Jan 30, 2017 |
9zmike: Farm Tractors For Hire & Rentals For a start, our coverage includes all locations at both Delta and Edo State, Nigeria. For as low as #25000/day, you can get your field ploughed, harrowed, ridged, slashed, and even hauling of logs or harvest products!.. Quite a good deal huh? Also, get advises on tractor usages, and contacts to tractor Engineers in the case of a perceived fault or malfunctions noticed on your farm tractor. Nice and booked |
Agriculture › Re: Federal Govt Virgin Farmlands 4 Lease (99yrs) @farm Settlement In Oyo State by Atlanticfire: 5:02pm On Jan 30, 2017 |
Innova: Fed. Govt Virgin Farmlands 4 lease (99yrs) @Farm Settlement In Oyo State
Land Size - up to 500hectares (1250acres)
Land Owners - Ogun-Oshun River Basin Development Authority (Federal Ministry of Water Resources)
Location - Saki, Oyo State
Land Type - fertile virgin farmlands with trees
Available Facilities - farm settlement, motorable earthen roads, water dams, high security, irrigation facilities, tractors, transportation etc.
Clearing/Stumping - all tree stumping/uprooting are done manually to conserve the soil nutrients/fertility and structure
Lease Tenure - 99years (with active cultivation)
Cost: - 75k per hectare - 30k per acre - 6k per plot NB: Cost covers land use/lease charges, tree stumping/uprooting, land clearing and 1st tractor plough
Cost Breakdown: (Per hectare, acre and plot) - Land Use/Lease Charges: 5k/ha, 2k/acre, 500/plot
- Tree Stumping/Uprooting: 50k/ha, 20k/acre, 3.5k/plot
- Land Clearing: 10k/ha, 4k/acre, 1k/plot
- 1st Tractor Plough: 10k/ha, 4k/acre, 1k/plot
To Secure Yours, Join/Register With Flexxi Farms Cooperative (A division of Flexxi Innovations Ltd) Registration is Free! Call or Whatsapp 08025496774 Secure your own farmlands for now or later use. Limited farmlands available!
Additional Benefits: - Enjoy comprehensive farm supports and management - Fast access to supports from the government - Easy access to more farmlands - Easy access to farm loans and other financial supports through the cooperative - Easy access to farm inputs and bulk supplies at a lower cost - Effective joint marketing and sales with easy access to established markets/buyers - Efficient transportation services - Enjoy proper risk management services - Enjoy guaranteed ROI - Standard accommodations at very low cost or for free I will chat with you to see if I can reserve some for myself. |
Business › Re: List Of 15 Best Institutions In Nigeria To Borrow Business Loan by Atlanticfire: 8:29pm On Jan 27, 2017 |
Nice info |
Agriculture › Re: Are You Willing And Have Passion For Fish –farming But No Knowledge And Finances by Atlanticfire: 4:08pm On Jan 27, 2017 |
You said you are looking for only passion, why are you then asking for 20,000 naira.
Dis pikin take your time |
Agriculture › Re: FEMNET Pomology Services by Atlanticfire: 8:44pm On Jan 23, 2017 |
Ok |
Agriculture › Re: Cashew Nuts Price Update! by Atlanticfire: 9:26pm On Jan 14, 2017 |
Henryosita: Please, I am interested in buying cashew nut, anybody that can supply up to 50 tonnes, should please reply under my post...I am very serious and will appreciate only serious persons or companies.....the cashew nuts should be W180, W240 or W360..... Drop your contact so we can talk about this |
Agriculture › Re: Cashew Nuts Price Update! by Atlanticfire: 9:24pm On Jan 14, 2017 |
rickyme: We are Afripas Global FZC an Agro company and suplier in Dubai. We buy Cashew Nuts, Cocoa, Charcoal and Ginger in huge tons. we are looking for suppliers or farmers who can supply in large quantity. You can drop us proposal via email. Do include your prices/ton include shipping or FOB price and How much you can supply monthy.
Thanks
Godson Great
CEO/Director Afripas Global FZC Phone: +971509712486 Email: info@afripas.com website: www.afripas.com I will call you to discuss. We might be able to do business |
Agriculture › Re: Green House Tomato Production by Atlanticfire: 2:55pm On Jan 07, 2017 |
Amyceilyn: this is called nemo netta, different from the first set called eva Can you guide my workers on tomato production. What will it cost per month for consultancy |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Earned $55.5bn From Oil, Gas Sector In 2014 - NEITI by Atlanticfire: 1:16pm On Jan 02, 2017 |
Nigeria earned 55 billion dollars that year and Sanusi was screaming that 50 billion dollars was missing that same year.
So Sanusi meant that the Govt only used 5 billion to execute the budget for the whole of that year.
People like Sanusi deserve to be shot for deceiving the people into believing that Jonathan was stealing their money just so that people can vote in the dullardino |
Politics › Re: Global Funds Inc Pls Pay Us!! by Atlanticfire: 4:43pm On Dec 23, 2016 |
Someone promised to pay you 100% interest on your money in one day and you believed him.
Where did he tell you he is going to get the money + 100% interest from in 1 day or am I missing something? |
Agriculture › Re: In View (pictures): A 2,000 Bags Capacity Garri Processing Factory At Ogun State by Atlanticfire: 2:19am On Dec 20, 2016 |
Nice thread. How much will this type of factory cost apart from the land cost |
Agriculture › Re: How Do You Manage Farm From Abroad? by Atlanticfire: 11:37pm On Dec 13, 2016 |
I am living abroad and have 2 farms in Nigeria. You will lose money, they will not execute the work to plan but on the long run it is better to start while you are away.
I did not make profit so far but I now have assets that I can call my own. I bought 100 acres of land for my 2nd farm, that money would have long gone if not that I put it into the land. I now have tractors and other implements for farming. I would not have been able to acquire any of these if I have not started while still abroad.
Most importantly, I have learnt a lot. You learn everyday so the earlier you start the earlier you can learn.
In terms of people, using my relatives to manage my farms has turned out better than using the so called consultants.
You end up teaching the consultants what to do while they scheme on how to fleece you or use pictures of your farm to get more clients that they can fleece.
My advice, if you have a business you can do abroad, do that, if you don't have the time to run a business abroad then get a relative to run your farm in Nigeria, but don't hand it over to him, guide and coach him frequently. |
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Politics › Re: Gov Okowa To Present 2017 Budget To DTHA by Atlanticfire: 3:38pm On Nov 09, 2016 |
How was the 2016 budget spent? Why don't they give us feedback on the current budget before talking of new budget |
Agriculture › Re: Treat Bacteria Wilt With Trichodermia Viride. by Atlanticfire: 9:42pm On Oct 26, 2016 |
How can one get this Trichoderma Viride product.
I will like to try it |
Agriculture › Re: Drip Irrigation For Vegies ACRE and HECTARE Kit... Talk to us by Atlanticfire: 12:50pm On Oct 24, 2016 |
Nice thread |
Agriculture › Seed Trays For Sale by Atlanticfire(op): 6:57pm On Oct 06, 2016*. Modified: 7:23pm On Oct 06, 2016 |
I have these seed trays for sale.
105 cells. Hexagonal holes for superior plant roots performance Only 1000 naira per tray. Free shipping to any city in Nigeria.
Kindly indicate your interest
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Politics › Re: Delta Under Obligation To Account For 13% Derivation Funds- Court by Atlanticfire: 4:47pm On Jul 09, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: Delta Under Obligation To Account For 13% Derivation Funds- Court by Atlanticfire: 4:44pm On Jul 09, 2016 |
Olakunle Edun will not got to his Osun State and ask why his governor is owing 9 months salary, but wants to know what delta state government is doing with their revenue.
I smell mischief. FOI act is not binding on states that did not domesticate it.
When 'saint' Fashola was asked to account for his state expenses under the freedom of information act, he refused, claiming that Lagos state has not domesticated the act. |
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Agriculture › Re: How Can African Pear Be Preserved To Extend Its Shelf Life by Atlanticfire: 6:59am On Jun 18, 2016 |
lanre2009: Plѕ eхplaιn wнaт yoυ мeanт вy 'MODIFIED ENVIRONMENT' Fruits go bad with time due to the normal metabolic processes that goes on in cells of the fruits. If you can slow down the rate of metabolism of the fruits, then you can preserve the fruit. One simple way to slow down the metabolism is to freeze the fruit, if it is a fruit that can withstand freezing. Freezing is expensive and not all fruits can withstand freezing, that is where modified atmosphere fruit preservation comes in. If you reduce the oxygen level in the air in a fruit container to about 2% and increase the carbon dioxide % to between 2 to 5%, you can then drastically reduce the metabolism of the fruit and make it last for several weeks to months without going bad depending on the fruit and the conditions used. That is how they are able to ship bananas for example from south America to Europe by ship for several weeks without the banana going bad. Type modified atmosphere or controlled atmosphere fruit preservation into Google and learn more about it. |
Agriculture › Re: Looking To Partner With Land Owner For Rice Farming by Atlanticfire: 9:34pm On Jun 17, 2016 |
I can give you 100 acres for rice farming in Delta state. It is upland. |
Agriculture › Re: How Can African Pear Be Preserved To Extend Its Shelf Life by Atlanticfire: 6:54pm On Jun 16, 2016 |
Put them in a modified atmosphere. Fruits can be kept in good condition for several months in a.modified atmosphere. |