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omenka:this shameless n principleless TAN ambassador go shit tire n heaven won't even wink..He thank God say no b Obj or Abacha na im catch am. ntcheeew! |
omenka:n it beats me pretty hollow . |
Scholes007:fairness in what ,how and by who? |
www.Naij.com – The minister of agriculture and rural development Mr. Audu Ogbeh said Nigeria has become the largest producer of cassava in the world – He said more than 35 improved varieties of cassava have been developed and registered in Nigeria Nigeria leads the world on cassava production Minister of agriculture and rural development said Nigeria has become world largest producer of cassava Mr Audu Ogbeh, the minister of agriculture and rural development stated that Nigeria has become the largest producer of cassava in the world. This became prominent with the country’s annual output of 45 million metric tons. Ogbeh who was represented by Heineken Lokpobiri, the minister of state of agriculture and rural development, disclosed this yesterday, March 28 at the official launch of the state partnership for agriculture. This programme was organized by Synergos in Nigeria in collaboration with the Ministry and Bill and Melinda Foundation (BMGF). At the official launch of the state partnership for agriculture, he revealed that more than 35 improved varieties of cassava had been developed and registered in Nigeria. “These varieties had increased the production of cassava to make Nigeria the largest producer of cassava in the world with an annual output of 45 million metric tons” , he had said. He disclosed that flour mills are being encouraged to substitute at least 10% high quality cassava flour for wheat flour. On this note, he commended Master Bakers for their positive response to Government’s policy towards this direction. He also said that the Federal Government would bear its demand for the introduction of high quality cassava flour for bread in the country. Cassava has of recent become a focal point of attraction to many as the various uses of the tuberous root vegetable are being discovered. Cassava flour particularly is gaining momentum as a grain-free flour. It also contains a higher amount of calories and carbohydrates as compared to sweet potatoes. The huge potential of cassava flour is making it a close repla |
lie from hell ! Nigeria had been world largest producer of cassava long before GEJ president. see prove below: Production More than 228 million tons of cassava were produced worldwide in 2007, of which Africa accounted for 52%. In 2007, Nigeria produced 46 million tons making it the world's largest producer. According to 2002 FAO estimates, Africa exports only one ton of cassava annually. Cassava production depends on a supply of quality stem cuttings. The multiplication rate of planting materials is very low compared to grain crops, which are propagated by true seeds. In addition, cassava stem cuttings are bulky and highly perishable as they dry up within a few days. Harvesting Nineteen million hectares of cassava were planted worldwide in 2007, with about 63% in Africa. Cassava requires less labor than all other staple crops (21% in working days as compared to maize, yam and rice). However, it requires considerable postharvest labor because the roots are highly perishable and must be processed into a storable form soon after harvest. Roots can be harvested between .......... www.iita.org |
Buhari is hale n hearty. na April stoopid for foolish people who can't ask questions nor find out things by themselves or reliably. |
the source is questionable. real oluwole? when was d survey conducted? by who n how? wat are d indicators- education, agriculture, health, ease of doing business etc n it s painful that many of you here are pretty ' illiterates'. |
where is your farm? |
somebody just made sense by straightening my bent ,bruised common sense......yeyeyeeeeeeee |
for your Zn ,lead n 13% copper ore pls talk to me. directly from my mine farms. |
modath:child raising MoTips. |
modath:n u forgot .... 1 National leader.... |
RuddyFusion:u make me laugh..... when did he realise Tinubu who he would have loved killed during d last general elections, is a political pillar? the thugnor is no doubt playing a script discerning minds can recognise. He knows d power of Jagaban is enormous n civilised n very soon wen d consequences of his sins catch up wt him, Numero Uno may come handy. The potential threats to his ignoble grip on ekiti are Tinubu's boys. And for your info all d ekiti money he stole n kept in Dubai has been siezed n would soon b exposed ,not to talk about d outcome of ekitigate.Abi na Obj go save am? Time ll tell. |
omenka:lols .. I d love that oooo cos the guy has not repented. |
Happy BD to Numero Uno politico Jagaban, one man army , guardian archangel Nigerian Democrazus. God bless. |
compoundC:thrash. for your info eja lo ni bu. |
jollymizzle:u think you know SW? then from your analysis you are on a looooooong thing! learn from Akintola, obj, n recently GEJ n crew then you ll understand. Fayose ..make una carry thugnor (apology to Mo)as una candidate, him go fail woefully for SW. |
modath:shey..... Mo. walahi u are too kwaret mbok . |
omenka:there is no smoke without fire omenka. something is wrong somewhere hence the rogue governor is suddenly patronising Jagaban. who knows if the heat of his sins are beginning to get to him and may soon consume him. first it was a visit to Aregbe- Tinubu's alter ego n now this is the second time col Dubaku is publicly confessing Jagaban. just like that? |
iconSAGE1:nice post ... the pyramids werent built by any slave but a special science by happy scientists only a few but were able to document d sciences of d Atlantis before d last deluge . the pyramids has special rooms for special ceremonies for special persons on special dates . visit any org studying or promoting Egyptology for more research. I'm learning from you too. |
Sweetlemon:Edo state n Ondo are pipe dreams to PDP . payback time for Mimiko for anybody that understand Ondo politics. He can t even try Wike style. the only power he has is to bribe n who says he s gona get money few days to the election. Banks ll b on strike. For Edo state, I just pity PDP cos it s time to serve them their tribal pill . we shall see. |
naijagobetter:they are all right up my alley.. all. |
you must finish this story unless you want Lacy to fulfil the growing imagination with mistakes after eating d apple of knowing about sex at all. hmmm d Lacy in all of us. |
dtruthis:now tell me who be d zombie here? u Cambridge University provides more details on Buhari’s WASC results January 28, 2015 Sani Tukur The University of Cambridge Local Examinations Syndicate, UCLES, now Cambridge Assessment, has provided further details on the West African School Certificate, WASC, results presented by Muhammadu Buhari, the candidate of the All Progressives Candidate in the February 14 presidential election. In a new post on its website , the university confirmed result grades for the examination in 1961 were issued in numbers, not letters, as suggested by critics of Mr. Buhari who have dismissed the results he presented as fabricated. According to Cambridge, “Examination results were classed in grades from 1 to 9”. “1, 2,3,4,5 & 6 indicate a Pass with Credit; 7 & 8 indicate a Pass; 9 indicate a Failure,” the school said. Results tendered by Mr. Buhari shows he had credits in English Language, Geography, Health Science, Hausa Language; failed in Mathematics and Woodwork, and had a pass in Literature in English. In its post, Cambridge said for candidates to qualify for its certificate in 1961, they needed to pass English, and not necessarily Mathematics. “To pass the School Certificate, candidates had to pass examinations in a variety of groups. It was compulsory to pass English Language, but not Maths, in order to gain the Certificate,” the university said. The details followed intense controversy over whether Mr. Buhari, a former Head of State and retired Army General, completed his secondary education. Screen Shot 2015-01-27 at 7.36.51 PM The Nigerian constitution requires any candidate running for the office of the President to have at least the Senior Secondary School Certificate or its equivalent. The ruling Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, and the campaign office of President Goodluck Jonathan accuse Mr. Buhari of lacking the requisite qualification for the office of the president. Mr. Buhari, who ran for president in 2003, 2007 and 2011, repeatedly declared that copies of his academic records were with the military. The former head of state also said original copies of his credentials were lost when his house was raided when he was in detention during the administration of Ibrahim Babangida who toppled his regime. The Army at first said it had copies of Mr. Buhari’s results, but backtracked later, saying it had only a letter of recommendation from his principal at Katsina Provincial College, result grades without either the statement or certificate. Responding, Mr. Buhari expressed surprise that the military could claim not to have his results, and insisted that he indeed completed high school and passed at Division Two level. PREMIUM TIMES later exclusively published copies of Mr. Buhari’s WASC results as well as a master list containing the results of some of his classmates, obtained from his former secondary school, now Government College, Katsina. But after the publication of the Statement of Results, some Nigerians, including President Jonathan and the PDP, dismissed the results as forged. One of the allegations said Hausa language was not part of the Cambridge exams in 1961. Another said Mr. Buhari’s results that year were recorded in alphabets, not in letters as Mr. Buhari claimed. While Cambridge has declined to categorically confirm Mr. Buhari’s results, saying only the APC candidate could request or authorize such disclosure, the school posted a response to enquiries on the matter on their website authenticating some of the claims in Mr. Buhari’s result. The University confirmed that according to the Regulations for 1961, African Language papers, including those for Hausa, were set for the West African School Certificate. It also put the number of candidates who sat for the WASC Hausa examination in 1961 at 152. “Our records show that Hausa was set in the Northern Region in 1961,” Cambridge said. The university also confirmed result grades in 1961 were issued in numbers, not letters, All rights reserved. This material and any other material on this platform may not be reproduced, published, broadcast, written or distributed in full or in part, without written permission from PREMIUM TIMES . |
freeze001:now u just broke my heart for committing this same crime thou judge just sentenced a culprit for. You use Buhari ,the president of the most important black nation in the world n you never researched? oya go research n apologise later. |
OnReflection:I'm humbled though....thanks.... na 1 guy for up o |
kheart:I pity all these illiterates. so the slap fly across the board table not less than 5 meters to land on bantex face. I pity satanoids. |
OnReflection:they too,I think, are Harvard alumni |
OnReflection:El Rufai, Nweke Junior etc I think I'm right. |
dtruthis:Cambridge and Premium Times published Buharis certificate. Obviously you are the illiterate here. very obvious. talk make I expose your ignorance which is influencing your myopic views. |
opribo:you are not even accountable to learning and education n you go public with your ignorance. which falsehood n blood? talk make I Skool you. ain't sparing no satanoid today! |
Dagoma:No my Olufela will laugh at you satanoid for promoting teachers wey teach u nonsense n stole your today n tomorrow . I mean PDP . A true Felasopher wouldn't spare PDP . so stop faking it. |
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