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ITS time for us all to have hand in it...invest today and invest wisely.

ITS time for us all to have hand in it...invest today and invest wisely.

thanks the 3 people that signed up under me today. they all said the saw my user name on nairaland....this is just the beginning of good things

thanks the 3 people that signed up under me today. they all said the saw my user name on nairaland....this is just the beginning of good things

the rate at which people are visiting the site from nairaland is high....pls use BIDDY45 as referrer name when your are registering

the rate at which people are visiting the site from nairaland is high....pls use BIDDY45 as referrer name when your are registering

Agricultural and Rural Management Training Institute (ARMTI) Acting Executive Director,Dr Olufemi Oladunni said the rate of return on investment (RoI) is higher in Nigeria for global firms exploring opportunities in the agric sector.

According to him, more investment is required if the nation’s agric sector is to provide food to meet rising consumption.

He stressed the need for foreign investment to come to develop agribusinesses, working with local farmers to improve yields and buying their crops.
He explained that there are challenges such as lack of infrastructure, low-quality seeds and fertiliser, adding that the involvement of global firms will help the industry overcome
some of these issues.

Stakeholders have expressed concerns that foreign Direct Investment (FDI) into the nation’s agriculture sector remains limited despite the industry’s vast potential to develop.

Agriculture in Nigeria holds vast opportunity for wealth creation. This is because the agricultural potential is vast. With over 84 million hectares of arable land, abundant water and cheap labor, Nigeria can easily become a major player in global food and agricultural markets.

To unlock this potential, President Jonathan launched an Agricultural Transformation Agenda when he assumed office in 2011. The focus of this was to reduce Nigeria’s expenditure on food imports (totaling over $11 billion) and instead, raise agricultural productivity and value-addition. Specifically, he made a conscious decision to refocus the sector on private sector engagement and end decades of government domination.

These reforms are working, as investments from the private sector have soared. The fertilizer sector and the gas industrialization policy have combined to open up the sector to new investors. Today, $5 billion of new investments in fertilizer manufacturing are ongoing by Dangote, Indorama and Notore amongst others. Nigeria expects to become a net exporter of fertilizers within three years. Nigeria will be on global exhibition.

Investment opportunities abound in the production of local staple crops like rice and cassava to reduce the country’s dependency on food imports. For example, the new rice self sufficiency policy will directly save Nigeria $2.5 billion annually and put this into the hands of our rice farmers and rural communities. The government has also embarked on free distribution of high yielding rice varieties, provision of fertilizers and mechanized services, supported by small scale irrigation, rice production has exploded in the country. As a result, within two years, our national paddy rice production rose by 4.3 million MT. The number of integrated modern rice mills in the country rose from 5 to 15 within two years, all processing the local paddy into high quality finished rice. Indeed, the government’s policy is attractive to investors who seek to both farm rice paddy as well as process these by operating integrated rice mills. Rice investors stand to gain investment returns as high as 42 percent.

This is why investors are moving massively into local rice production and milling. Olam has invested $70 million in a fully mechanized rice farm and will soon commission it’s 210,000 MT integrated rice mills, the largest in Africa. The Dangote Group has committed to invest $1 billion for large-scale rice production and world-class rice milling, the largest single investment in Africa. High-quality Nigerian rice is now in the market, including Umza rice, Ebony super rice, Eko rice, Mikap rice and several others. At this pace, Nigeria will soon be a net exporter of rice.

Opportunities also abound in the horticulture sub-sector. Nigeria is the second largest producer of citrus in the world, the largest producer of pineapples, mangoes and tomatoes in Africa. But we import Payday Loans orange juice and concentrates from South Africa and tomato paste from Latin America and China. This is a significant opportunity for investors in the fresh produce sector. A number of private investors now invest in horticulture. Teragro, a domestic private firm owned by the Transcorp Group, has established a $ 6 million plant to process oranges into concentrate. Dansa Foods, another local private firm and subsidiary of the Dangote Group, is investing $35 million in the establishment of a tomato processing plant. The company is also investing $45 million to set up a 6,000-hectare pineapple plantation and processing plant.

Oil palm also presents an attractive opportunity as the Federal government is restoring Nigeria’s lost glory in palm oil production. This involves recapitalising our plantations by providing 9 million high yielding improved seedlings of oil palm to smallholder farmers and plantation estates in the country – free of charge. Private sector investments are expanding with new palm oil processing plants. Today, palm oil processing companies, Okomu Oil and Presco Plc are two of the best performing company stocks on the Nigeria Stock Exchange.

Cassava, a major staple, is another area where investors can sink their teeth into. Nigeria is turning its comparative advantage as the world’s largest producer of cassava into absolute competitive advantage. In fact, processing captures up to 57% of the value along the cassava production chain. The goal is to become the largest processor of cassava in the world, with the use of cassava for flour to partially substitute for imported wheat flour in bread and confectioneries, starch, sweeteners, chips and ethanol. Thirty bakeries, including the largest international supermarket chains, Shoprite and Park and Shop, now regularly sell cassava-wheat flour bread. Work is ongoing to establish large-scale high quality cassava processing plants to boost the production, reliability of supply and lower cost of high quality cassava flour.

Export crops are also being revamped. Nigeria used to have global dominance in agricultural commodity markets. Nigeria’s cocoa production grew from 250,000 MT in 2011 to 370,000 MT by 2013, and cocoa exports earned over $900 million. The cocoa revolution in Nigeria is receiving global attention, as Mars Incorporated, global company, has invested $20 million to procure cocoa from over 20,000 certified cocoa farmers. Nigeria will soon launch the Cocoa Corporation of Nigeria, a privately run commodity board, which will further spur growth and investment in the cocoa sector, including cocoa investment funds to boost local processing and value addition.

Finally, export opportunities for cashew and sesame will receive a further boost through new value chains focused on them, to promote increased production and processing. The export enhancement scheme should be changed to commodity value addition expansion grants, to ensure that companies add value to all agricultural commodities

Agriculture in Nigeria holds vast opportunity for wealth creation. This is because the agricultural potential is vast. With over 84 million hectares of arable land, abundant water and cheap labor, Nigeria can easily become a major player in global food and agricultural markets.

To unlock this potential, President Jonathan launched an Agricultural Transformation Agenda when he assumed office in 2011. The focus of this was to reduce Nigeria’s expenditure on food imports (totaling over $11 billion) and instead, raise agricultural productivity and value-addition. Specifically, he made a conscious decision to refocus the sector on private sector engagement and end decades of government domination.

These reforms are working, as investments from the private sector have soared. The fertilizer sector and the gas industrialization policy have combined to open up the sector to new investors. Today, $5 billion of new investments in fertilizer manufacturing are ongoing by Dangote, Indorama and Notore amongst others. Nigeria expects to become a net exporter of fertilizers within three years. Nigeria will be on global exhibition.

Investment opportunities abound in the production of local staple crops like rice and cassava to reduce the country’s dependency on food imports. For example, the new rice self sufficiency policy will directly save Nigeria $2.5 billion annually and put this into the hands of our rice farmers and rural communities. The government has also embarked on free distribution of high yielding rice varieties, provision of fertilizers and mechanized services, supported by small scale irrigation, rice production has exploded in the country. As a result, within two years, our national paddy rice production rose by 4.3 million MT. The number of integrated modern rice mills in the country rose from 5 to 15 within two years, all processing the local paddy into high quality finished rice. Indeed, the government’s policy is attractive to investors who seek to both farm rice paddy as well as process these by operating integrated rice mills. Rice investors stand to gain investment returns as high as 42 percent.

This is why investors are moving massively into local rice production and milling. Olam has invested $70 million in a fully mechanized rice farm and will soon commission it’s 210,000 MT integrated rice mills, the largest in Africa. The Dangote Group has committed to invest $1 billion for large-scale rice production and world-class rice milling, the largest single investment in Africa. High-quality Nigerian rice is now in the market, including Umza rice, Ebony super rice, Eko rice, Mikap rice and several others. At this pace, Nigeria will soon be a net exporter of rice.

Opportunities also abound in the horticulture sub-sector. Nigeria is the second largest producer of citrus in the world, the largest producer of pineapples, mangoes and tomatoes in Africa. But we import Payday Loans orange juice and concentrates from South Africa and tomato paste from Latin America and China. This is a significant opportunity for investors in the fresh produce sector. A number of private investors now invest in horticulture. Teragro, a domestic private firm owned by the Transcorp Group, has established a $ 6 million plant to process oranges into concentrate. Dansa Foods, another local private firm and subsidiary of the Dangote Group, is investing $35 million in the establishment of a tomato processing plant. The company is also investing $45 million to set up a 6,000-hectare pineapple plantation and processing plant.

Oil palm also presents an attractive opportunity as the Federal government is restoring Nigeria’s lost glory in palm oil production. This involves recapitalising our plantations by providing 9 million high yielding improved seedlings of oil palm to smallholder farmers and plantation estates in the country – free of charge. Private sector investments are expanding with new palm oil processing plants. Today, palm oil processing companies, Okomu Oil and Presco Plc are two of the best performing company stocks on the Nigeria Stock Exchange.

Cassava, a major staple, is another area where investors can sink their teeth into. Nigeria is turning its comparative advantage as the world’s largest producer of cassava into absolute competitive advantage. In fact, processing captures up to 57% of the value along the cassava production chain. The goal is to become the largest processor of cassava in the world, with the use of cassava for flour to partially substitute for imported wheat flour in bread and confectioneries, starch, sweeteners, chips and ethanol. Thirty bakeries, including the largest international supermarket chains, Shoprite and Park and Shop, now regularly sell cassava-wheat flour bread. Work is ongoing to establish large-scale high quality cassava processing plants to boost the production, reliability of supply and lower cost of high quality cassava flour.

Export crops are also being revamped. Nigeria used to have global dominance in agricultural commodity markets. Nigeria’s cocoa production grew from 250,000 MT in 2011 to 370,000 MT by 2013, and cocoa exports earned over $900 million. The cocoa revolution in Nigeria is receiving global attention, as Mars Incorporated, global company, has invested $20 million to procure cocoa from over 20,000 certified cocoa farmers. Nigeria will soon launch the Cocoa Corporation of Nigeria, a privately run commodity board, which will further spur growth and investment in the cocoa sector, including cocoa investment funds to boost local processing and value addition.

Finally, export opportunities for cashew and sesame will receive a further boost through new value chains focused on them, to promote increased production and processing. The export enhancement scheme should be changed to commodity value addition expansion grants, to ensure that companies add value to all agricultural commodities

You can use my biddy45 as your referral name pls

You can use my biddy45 as your referral name pls

Good morning Nigeria

good morning Nigeria

Agib limited bring to your door step the rare agricultural investment opportunity that is convenient and the best for you. Agib limited is a Company registered under the ACT 1990 of C.A.C of the Federal Republic of Nigeria with RC No 1408459. We have handled some agricultural project and have handled our challenges. We have professional working team in the company. we are into farming, production,marketing and processing of agricultural produce. but we have marketing as our area of strength. Our office is at suit 7, faithjoe complx, Alengongo, Akobo, Ibadan, Oyo State.

We are using this opportunity to seek for light investors to invest into Agriculture (Our Farms and processing arms). We have records of our past projects and investment package with investors and we have been able to secure quality assurance with good track-record and reputation. Our board of advisers are reputable personal in the society.We are presently allowing a sum of 1,000,00,000 Naira as the maximum investment capital either from individual or collective.
The minimum amount is 20,000 Naira. This is to allow all classes of earner to take part in this golden opportunity, including students and corp member.

Return on investment: your return on investment is 60% of your investment capital at the end of a year. This is our return on investment payment for this investment phase. if you invested 100,000 naira, you will begin to receive 5% of your investment monthly from us till the end of your investment calendar year. i.e you will be paid 5,000 naira for 12 months which amounts to 60,000 naira at the end of the calendar year of your investment your capital which is 100,000 naira will be paid to your e-wallet which you can withdraw directly to your registered bank account. There are also other sources of income for you when you invest on this platform like the referral bonus which is up to 8% of your referral investment, weekly and monthly top referral bonus and alot of incentives

Your investment capital will be used to increase our exiting farmlands and our food processing capacity in other to meet up with the market demand of the company product.
You are allowed to meet with the company team or visit us in the office as an investor any time, any day. We are opened to everyone. A monthly message/update on investment will be sent to your mail.
If you are interested, kindly visit our site on www.agib.com.ng to learn more and register.....TOGETHER WE CAN FEED THE NATION

Agib limited bring to your door step the rare agricultural investment opportunity that is convenient and the best for you. Agib limited is a Company registered under the ACT 1990 of C.A.C of the Federal Republic of Nigeria with RC No 1408459. We have handled some agricultural project and have handled our challenges. We have professional working team in the company. we are into farming, production,marketing and processing of agricultural produce. but we have marketing as our area of strength. Our office is at suit 7, faithjoe complx, Alengongo, Akobo, Ibadan, Oyo State.

We are using this opportunity to seek for light investors to invest into Agriculture (Our Farms and processing arms). We have records of our past projects and investment package with investors and we have been able to secure quality assurance with good track-record and reputation. Our board of advisers are reputable personal in the society.We are presently allowing a sum of 1,000,00,000 Naira as the maximum investment capital either from individual or collective.
The minimum amount is 20,000 Naira. This is to allow all classes of earner to take part in this golden opportunity, including students and corp member.

Return on investment: your return on investment is 60% of your investment capital at the end of a year. This is our return on investment payment for this investment phase. if you invested 100,000 naira, you will begin to receive 5% of your investment monthly from us till the end of your investment calendar year. i.e you will be paid 5,000 naira for 12 months which amounts to 60,000 naira at the end of the calendar year of your investment your capital which is 100,000 naira will be paid to your e-wallet which you can withdraw directly to your registered bank account. There are also other sources of income for you when you invest on this platform like the referral bonus which is up to 8% of your referral investment, weekly and monthly top referral bonus and alot of incentives

Your investment capital will be used to increase our exiting farmlands and our food processing capacity in other to meet up with the market demand of the company product.
You are allowed to meet with the company team or visit us in the office as an investor any time, any day. We are opened to everyone. A monthly message/update on investment will be sent to your mail.
If you are interested, kindly visit our site on www.agib.com.ng to learn more and register.....TOGETHER WE CAN FEED THE NATION

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Thats a real investment platform that you can monitor and has a face. invest wisely and create GOOD income flow for yourself

Thats a real investment platform that you can monitor and has a face. invest wisely

Thats a real investment platform that you can monitor and has a face. invest wisely

To those who are turning up on the platform...wise decision i say

That's a real investment that you can monitor...invest wisely

You are all welcome

This is a very welcome idea.

Dear Corp member.....you can get answer to all you question when you visit the site. This is an investment thats registered with people of enviable integrity in the society who will not jeopardize it for anything. Pls kindly visit the site for more details

its when resources are put together that sustainable development can be achieve through agriculture

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