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TonyeBarcanista:
At first I took the thread to ¡e something of joke but surprisingly they took it serious. It will be fatal for a man to believe his own lies.

you Don see support now u Don change mouth. again Chaiii. Chaiii chaiii.


I dey shame for Ur flip flopping. U should be a dancer.

Energito:
I never wanted to reply you because you are one of the people i hate so much with passion.mr if few from your village deny their igboness does that mean all.Mr i can swear that you have not been to IKALAND before.you only read all this nonsense on nets.

actually my roommate in school from agbor. ............ogwu. capable of murdering u if u dare call him Igbo. with his friend Patrick.

APCLyingBastard:
Mr Man you have no stand!

You have no conscience and the principled sturdy legs to claim a stand on any thing.

You my friend are a political and morally deficient cripple!

Never speak of having a stance ever.

I already stated that if lair Mohammed extends a meeting with you for next month you will begin to post tributes to APC govt immediately even if it means editing all your older posts and threads.

You have no conscience.

Gbawe exposed you and now I know you are nothing but a cheap skates hustler looking to feed.

Stand my foot!

I also seek security. I mean money. ask gbawe.


pay as u post

APCLyingBastard:
Mr Man you have no stand!

You have no conscience and the principled sturdy legs to claim a stand on any thing.

You my friend are a political and morally deficient cripple!

Never speak of having a stance ever.

I already stated that if lair Mohammed extends a meeting with you for next month you will begin to post tributes to APC govt immediately even if it means editing all your older posts and threads.

You have no conscience.

Gbawe exposed you and now I know you are nothing but a cheap skates hustler looking to feed.

Stand my foot!

I'm tonyemadridsta u can call me FLIP FLOP GUY. FFG.

APCLyingBastard:
I have noticed how you are tactically using the fake war on corruption to sneak back to your APC after witnessing the hosting of change agents.


Keep it up.

Typical shameless chameleon

With people like you there is no hope for Niger Delta. But I thank God you descendants of mirror and schnapps slavers are a minority.

Continue

me sef Don notice

sweetgala:
I never said Anambra is not fertile, I just made it clear to another poster who insinuated that the area is baren by stating even if they can't grow rice they can always buy and bag the rice

Ok. no p. but the rice is grown in Anambra. it's all over the thread

sweetgala:
The SG might be buying the rice direct from the peasant farmers towards the NC and NE where it is grown and then packing and adding value in anambra.

He should not have labeled it with his name . Anambra Rice would have been sufficient with the state slogan, because it is a project that should continue even after he leaves

if you read the post above you will stop being mischievous.
anambra 've lots of rice farm. benue is fertile for being in banks of benue river so is anambra for being in niger banks. you people should stop making ignorant comment.

geographically anambra is a fertile land. all over the state

TonyeBarcanista:
For the upteenth time, I DON'T hate the Igbos. I love the Igbos and want the progress of Igbo nation. Misunderstanding with some Igbos doesn't mean hating.

the hate is quite obvious. you don't notice it because it run deep. and is natural. I don't see how u will notice it.

though we don't care.

because your hate make us stronger.

we 're like seed. burying us u 're doing us a favour.


maybe u 've not noticed how the constant attack is uniting the Igbo nation.

In fulfilment of his campaign promise of
revolutionissing agriculture to boost food production
and create jobs, Anambra State Governor, Willie
Obiano, at the weekend commissioned a multi-billion
naira farm project in partnership with the Coscharis
Group at Anaku town in Ayamelum Local Government
Area of the state
Performing the opening ceremonies to mark the take-
off of the project known as the Coched Farms Project,
Governor Obiano assured of his administration’s
determination to make Anambra State the number one
state in rice production in the country, starting with a
projected increase in the volume of rice production in
the state from the present 80,000 metric tons to
400,000 metric tons.
To speed up the achievement of this target, the
governor announced that the state had commenced
the distribution of 120,000 metric tons of high-yielding
rice species to farmers for this year’s planting
season through their various cooperative societies
which he noted would give the state over 300,000
metric tons of rice at harvest time.
The Coched Farm Project is a joint venture between
the state government and the Coscharis Group that
will lead to the cultivation of 2,500 hectares of rice per
season and a production capacity of 12,000 metric
tons per annum in the first phase.
Obiano explained that the importance of the project
would be better understood by examining its projected
impact on the lives of the people. “This enterprise will
generate about 1000 full-time and seasonal jobs for
youths and women across the entire rice value chain.
The farm is expected to produce 8,000 to 12,000
metric tons of paddy per annum with an expected
income of N400 million to N600 million per annum
from paddy when fully developed. At an estimated
market value of N140,000 per metric ton of processed
rice, the expected income will be between N784
million to N1.176 billion per annum when the
production and processing infrastructure are fully
developed. These estimates fall nicely into my
campaign promise to Ndi Anambra that we shall drive
development through agriculture to create jobs, jobs,
jobs, boost our domestic economy and shore up the
revenue profile of the State,’ he said.
He revealed that the state government had already
committed N300 million to the partnership
and structured the venture to benefit the community,
the state and the country.
Offering insight into his administration’s decision to
focus on rice production, Governor Obiano explained
that apart from the availability of arable land, he was
aware of some impressive statistics which cited
Nigeria as the largest consumer of rice on the
continent with six million metric tons of rice
consumed annually in the country.
According to him, half of the volume was imported
while 2.8 million metric tons was produced locally,
pointing out that Nigeria spent about N365 billion on
importing rice annually (an average of N1 billion per
day).
The governor recalled that since his inauguration on
March 17, his administration had been “consumed by
the titanic effort to remake Anambra State, by planting
a tree of hope in the society and nurturing it with
tenderness till harvest time,” adding that the Coched
Farm Project came into being as a response from
industrialists and entrepreneurs whom he held
discussions with at an all-important meeting of
illustrious sons and daughters of the state.
According to him, Chief Cosmas Maduka, chairman of
Coscharis Group was one of those who heeded the
call and resolved to support the state’s wealth
creation efforts with their ingenuity and finance and
helped to facilitate the Coched Farm Project at Anaku.
While enjoining others to emulate Coscharis effort so
that there would be many more similar investments in
the agricultural sector, he disclosed that more major
investors would soon be in the state to embark on
commercial and mechanised agriculture in the various
agricultural belts of the state, which he observed
would attract more agro-based industries with
increased value benefits, wealth creation and
employment opportunities.
The governor restated the focus of his administration
on some of its set targets for agriculture in the state,
three of which he named as follows: “That Anambra
State should be among the top three states in
agricultural production in Nigeria; that Anambra State
should become number one in the production of rice,
cassava and fish in the first four years of the
administration; and that agriculture should contribute
at least 40 per cent to the GDP of Anambra State.”
He urged the people of Amaku community to give total
support and cooperation to ensure the success of the
venture as they would be the primary beneficiaries,
warning that government would not tolerate any act
that would threaten the progress of work.
Obiano described the event “as a watershed in our
collective effort to build a new Anambra State – a
place where the creative energies of the people are
matched by the opportunities for self-actualisation.
In his own remarks, the Chairman of the company,
Chief Cosmas Maduka, thanked Governor Obiano for
endorsing the partnership and stated that the project
at full operation would provide 500 direct jobs and
2,000 indirect jobs and would extend to other parts of
the state.
The industry captain observed that in addition to the
rice farm, the project also had a rice mill of 20 tons
per hour capacity that would provide services to local
farmers.
In their separate remarks, the Chairman of Ayamelum
Local Government Area, Mr. Paul Obiora, and an
industrialist and community leader, Chief Rommy
Ezeonwuka of Rojenny Tourist Village Oba, noted that
agriculture holds a great promise for the future of the
state and commended the governor for his bold
initiative to give it a pride of place in Anambra State.



http://sunnewsonline.com/new/anambra-today-obiano-moves-make-anambra-leading-rice-producer/

diegwu01:
I have, i did further research and found out the Coched farm Research by Coscharis group in conjuction with the State Government.
Thanks for the Info.
http://sunnewsonline.com/new/anambra-today-obiano-moves-make-anambra-leading-rice-producer/

How did the pie taste..


jokes apart Anambra is witnessing huge agricultural revolution

ARROBA:
Can we actually confirm that the rice been processed are grown in Anambra or that the rice were imported from overseas and processed in Anambra?

go through this link to confirm.

visit the link below
https://www.nairaland.com/1930337/anambra-statelight-
nationeconomic-political-power/308
https://www.nairaland.com/2743139/gov-obiano-tours-
coched-farms
https://www.nairaland.com/1989325/obiano-
attracts-520m-n86bn-investment


agricultural revolution going on in Anambra

Daniel058:
Buy Abakaliki rice, re-bag and call it Anambra rice..

I dey shame for Ur ignorance

TonyeBarcanista:
BuharÍ only mentioned Delta north people and not the whole SS. Himself know the truth!


Btw: I love your phone

dis guy tink say detective rose na children. see how he wan shift attention by mentioning phone like a typical Yoruba person

vicadex07:
What am implying is that someday if the Yoruba is not careful, say like about 70 or more years to this time, the Igbos highly populated in many areas of Lagos like alaba and so on will claim to be indigenous members of those places cos many generations of their ancestors has spawned their.

That their is the current predicament of the indegenous Niger delta people. Theirs was able to occur rapidly within a century due to their geographical proximity to Igbo people. Today we know the end result.

The only disadvantage that might hinder the Lagos land grabbing is the geographical location of it in the South West. If not Lagos would have been taken over too due to proximity just like rivers state, and parts of Edo, Benue state and some other SS states.

Mr you don't 've a point

TonyeBarcanista:
Chief, you still carry your fight enter 2016?

I'm not fighting you bro.

you need to stand up and be counted. you can't keep flip flopping. it's 2016....


stop hating on the Igbo people. we 're not the bad guys. we only want level playing field and nothing more.

Boss13:
This is absolute nonsense. What is a state government doing with the production of rice or production activities for that matter. A venture that may not be sustained or continued after the tenure of the governor. An activity which may be marred with fraud and waste. Therefore resulting to waste of funds. Why would a governor waste public funds for an activity that private businessmen should undertake.

Government should be bothered with essential services such as transportation, security, education, water, roads. Government must prioritize ventures it must undertake and channel scarce resources into it.

Someone should tell Obiano that he would have discussed with some businessmen from his state such as the Cosmas Madukas to invest in a rice mill and obtain concession and tax reliefs. Hence, the money used by the governor to build the rice mill would have been used for essential services.

This is just a pure waste of Anambra scarce resources.

anambra government did not invest in rice. they only created enabling environment for people like coscharis to invest $400million in rice farming. with others like Joseph agro.


visit the link below
https://www.nairaland.com/1930337/anambra-statelight-nationeconomic-political-power/308


https://www.nairaland.com/2743139/gov-obiano-tours-coched-farms



https://www.nairaland.com/1989325/obiano-attracts-520m-n86bn-investment

diegwu01:
What in this Article proves that those Pictures are indeed A Rice Factory in Anambra State?
Meanwhile, where do we have rice farms in Anambra?, someone should please educate me.
So much lies and deceit in the media.
the OP should provide proof of this and let me eat my words.
Obiano's reign is barely 2 years, yet i see pictures of Old equipment and building, and yet the OP says its a newly built factory

https://www.nairaland.com/1930337/anambra-statelight-nationeconomic-political-power/308



go through this thread and eat Ur word. humbly. tankx

I laugh at the anioma people because they set themselves up to be ridiculed by the rest of Nigeria. imagine Whr another ethnicity try to tell you who you are. shame I'm a proud Nnewi man. I dey shame for anioma. respect Ugomba

I laugh at the anioma people because they set themselves up to be ridiculed by the rest of Nigeria. imagine Whr another ethnicity try to tell you who you are. shame I'm a proud Nnewi man. I dey shame for anioma. respect Ugomba

TonyeBarcanista:
Buhari didn't mention South South na, he only mentioned people of Delta north that are partly Igbo that is Kachukwu and Emefiele. If you say Delta North ar Igbos, well I don't think any Urhoboman or Ijawman will bother to contest with you. But going beyond that is moving beyond boundary






BTW: Happy New Year 2016

such a mischievous fellow. what will it take you to admit it. anioma people 're Igbo. nothing like partly Igbo.

who even take you serious sef. Mtchewwww

vicadex07:
There are or were at least two Igbo commissioners in Lagos.

There is more than one house of rep Igbo member in Lagos too.

I guess that also makes Lagos Biafra Land according to your Logic?

Its not surprising anyway, since you already labeled it no mans Land. But you all know you can only try bullshit with the South-South people and go free.

You will all drown in the Lagoon if you ever try shit like you did in the last elections without Yorubas lifting a finger. I hope you lot learnt from the Biafran war how deadly the Yoruba could be when provoked.

grasping at straws.


ugomba come see ooo

vicadex07:
Are there not tens of millions of Igbos in the SouthWest?

Are there not millions of Igbo even in the North?

So is it safe to say those places are both part of your Biafra too. According to your logic, I guess so.

Am not surprised anyway, due to your teaming numbers in the South west, Lagos to be specific, you're already claiming it to be no mans land.

That there is the evidence of the greed and the filth that is Igbos. They naturally have limited land resources but due to their gradually explosive population, they always develop the habit of populating strangers land and then when they have the numbers, decide to overtake the economic and political structure of the ancestral lands of their hosts.

They have already overtaken the Niger Delta economically and Politically, hence why they don't need to argue about the fact but usually flaunt it in front of the indegenes of those places how powerful they are.

They have partly taken over Lagos economically and were aiming to also do so politically by supporting PDP enmasse during the last elections not until Yorubas realised their endgames albeit almost a bit late and then reversed the equation. I don't need to inform you all about the Oba Akionlu saga.

Igbos are simply greedy. They can't help it sod its ingrained in their DNA.

wats dis one saying