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So u go just enter d kitchen of a house with one estate agent that is showing you houses for rent then u begin snap pictures outside and inside of the house say u don buy house, anyway congratulation o

Serious buyers should get in contact via wasap or phone, the price is 50% less of what it cost me and below 50% of the market price at present

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brand new vertical band sealer for sale, perfect for sealing pouches and sachet packages, it has never been use since it was bought , though it was bought some 3 years back for a proposed roasted peanuts processing factory but the the idea changed due to circumstances, the printed nylon are also available for sale if needed, only serious buyers please, I can send actual functioning videos on wasap. (Call on 09045052517) ( wasap 08051820091)

brand new vertical band sealer for sale, perfect for sealing pouches and sachet packages, it has never been use since it was bought , though it was bought some 3 years back for a proposed roasted peanuts processing factory but the the idea changed due to circumstances, the printed nylon are also available for sale if needed, only serious buyers please, I can send actual functioning videos on wasap. (Call on 09045052517) ( wasap 08051820091)

brand new vertical band sealer for sale, perfect for sealing pouches and sachet packages, it has never been use since it was bought , though it was bought some 3 years back for a proposed roasted peanuts processing factory but the the idea changed due to circumstances, the printed nylon are also available for sale if needed, only serious buyers please, I can send actual functioning videos on wasap. (Call on 09045052517) ( wasap 08051820091)

A brand new vertical band sealer for sale, perfect for sealing pouches and sachet packages, it has never been use since it was bought , though it was bought some 3 years back for a proposed roasted peanuts processing factory but the the idea changed due to circumstances, the printed nylon are also available for sale if needed, only serious buyers please, I can send actual functioning videos on wasap. (Call on 09045052517) ( wasap 08051820091)

DIESEL PALM KERNEL OIL EXPELLER FOR SALE FOR SALE IN BENIN, IN A PERFECT WORKING CONDITION, VERY ECONOMICAL IN DIESEL CONSUMPTION, 18L OF DIESEL TTO EXTRACT 1TON OF KERNEL, 42 PERCENT OF OIL EXTRACTION, i.e, 420 L OF PKO PER 1TON OF GOOD QUALITY KERNEL, EXTRA DRY PKC , 2Tons PER 8 CONTINUOS HOURS OF PRODUCTION.
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WASAP 09091204848

Price is #1500.000.00,.

#1.5mil naira

Why is he being presented with the benin head of queen idia? His facial expression in the picture though

We have 8 tons of neatly cracked PALM KERNEL NUTS for sale in benin city, call 08051820091, price is 115000 naira per ton

Garriguy abeg no vez, no take am personal because everyone is here to talk and share ideas so no need for you to be angry with everyone suggesting something different from your idea, it only proves you are not a professional consultant but anyhow your insults are harmless because people here know wetin reasonable as entrepreneurs and u no fit catch magas just as easy as you taught. We get sense too na abi na wetin you think oga garriguy?

garriguy:
without due respect bro, u have a wretched mentality and I don't want to argue with that.

If you follow my posts, u wld av realised that I already mentioned and open system and a closed system.. ... this leads to a standard system and the traditional system...
Talking of which leads o the whole argument of choosing the right machines...

Maybe u dnt knw... But u wld av saved urself the wahala of talking rubbish..

1. I advised on a cheap structure

2. I advised on buying and repackaging

3. I advised on non stainless steel to save cost

4. I advised on stainless steel for those who wld choose the close system...

FYI, you are not putting sands in my Garri, this is what u are doing...

1. My thread is growing

2. More people are enlightened

3. I received more calls from clients today based on '2' above

4. You are helping me


I would like you to continue this discussion, but first, let those who are reading knw where to buy a 2ton/hr grater of stainless steel with the engine below at 80k in owode onirin ...

Bros I no wan put San San for your garri, and I no dey follow you compete for your consultancy firm, am just giving fellow Nigerians some words of advice and am not picking up a fight with you o, but come to think of it oga consultant, if you live here in Nigeria and you are really a consultant in any form, do you think that it will be more profitable packaging garri like you just claimed you did for your last client? How many people buy packaged garri in the world you live in because if we are talking about garri in Nigeria everybody knows how it's marketed, maybe you want people to use so much money to produce and package garri for the supermarket consumers because what is the reality about garri production has nothing to do with bling bling packaging, by the way do you have an idea of what an extra and unnecessary capital you will need for that kind of packaging which will definitely add no 1 naira extra economic value of profit to your product but rather scare people away from it because you will have to add your date of production in your packaging and by the time buyers see that your garri has been on ground for a while then they get scared by thinking it's not freshly made. Oga consultant am not questioning your profession, but am just trying to make sense to some group of people who might understand what am trying to get at. I don comot from here o, bye bye

garriguy:
where did you even see a million dollar machine? Even for stainless steel, the least u cannot achieve is 450,000 to buy the machinery u needed or a very small scale.

And even after claiming that you kjw I a consultant, how does that makes me a fabricator?

And to believe I don't process, you are a dunce. Because I registered a new moniker as 'garriguy' doesn't mean I just came from the blues. Go thru my topics as slidewaxie and u will realise that av been into cassava farming since 2012, and I o processing since 2014.

Just last week we ended a processing for a client in ayetoro who uses non stainless steel machineries.

The choice to use that depends on your market...

But if by tomorrow, you decided to sell to controlled institutions, you would never be able to do that without your stainless steel machines and your standard factory.

Don't join words with me, you are just a novice in everyway.

I design factories, I preferred machineries, I set up factories and whatever relates to Garri processing.

And if you have a brain, you will see where I made the point that you may not use stainless steel.

And for you to say grinding machines are just 80k, I wld only clap for your ignorance. Even a paper grinder is nothing less than 120k and non stainless.

I rest my case

I am happy that someone is getting what I am talking about here, it's always better to have your farm but if you have cheap source of cassava it will be ok, but I can tell you frankly speaking because I am into it that getting cheap cassava to buy that will be profitable for garri production is almost impossible because the producers of fufu buy cassava more expensive than garri producers because they make 100% profit from the same quantity of cassava when used to make fufu than when used to make garri, for that reason cassava is sold based on the producers of fufu and not the garri producers and should a garri producer buy cassava the price that the fufu producers buys then you have your money to loose, but prospective garri producers should be wise and careful before investing their hard earned Naira

obstead200:
I agree it is cheaper to farm ur cassava. But in the absence of the needed land resources, buying is also a good alternative. Especially if u are aiming for large scale production. Everyone had at on point or the other produced garri for personal and family consumption, myself inclusive. But if u aim to do it as a business, buying cassava is inevitable.

But where I must agree with u is that the cost of his equipment is too high. No one cares about stainless steel bullshit.
As far as I am concerned, the most sustainable business model is one that solves the basic problem at the lowest cost.
Garri is Garri. No matter how it is done. So key issue should be cost reduction to sell more produce. Not packaging garri for wannabe ajebutters to buy at ridiculous prices

Tell me what makes your million dollar machines better than these ones in efficiency and will the price of the garri you produce from your million dollar factory be of an advantage when compared to this local ones Mr garriguy?

garriguy:
yes you are a fabricator and instead of you to contact me secretly so that I can visit your factory and introduce your substandard machineries like below to clients who didn't want to pay much, you are here foaming in the mouth.

FIY, I m a consultant and not a fabricator... And there is nothing about Garri processing that I don't know of...

I biliv this is your type or machines...
Foolish one..

Bros this guy is just a consultant according to him, he is not a practicing garri producer and I know the that the prices of things have gone up recently but let's think of it, all the garri in the market all-over Nigeria do you think that their buyers do ask if they were made with stainless materials or who cares if they were made with first class lister engine? All am saying is that setting up a garri factory doesn't need a state of the art machineries, what you need is to get you factory premises clean and start production, what makes you think that even if you use 3 million naira to set up a garri factory that it will make your garri better off compared to the locally produced ones or make you sell more. You don't need nafdac registration number for garri and your best market is not the super markets but local buyers that buys in 50kg bags and supply to major markets, so I will advice everyone interested in this factory to forget about this garriguy idea because I know you don't need a consultant who wants you to use millions of Naira to setup a garri factory, producing garri is one of the cheapest things to start up in Nigeria for now, you just need to grow your farm and it's done, forget about him saying you buy cassava to produce garri, whoever tries that has him or herself to blame because you will heavily run at a loss, i know this because I am a practicing garri producer and not one white collar garri factory consultant, whoever wants to use millions of Naira for a garri factory is free to do just that, but believe me it will be a foolish investment

obstead200:
am inclined to agree with u.
The guys prices are ridiculous.
But u are also wrong. Prices have risen significantly this year

[b][/b]This guy is just quoting rubbish here and it's painful to see people falling to his pranks, why use 450k to buy a cassava grater when you can get a complete grating machine for less than 80k and perfectly working, how is the lister engine in the market? 25k you have a working lister engine though not new but has the same efficiency as a brand new one and moreover the spare parts are almost free, and the grating machine itself for 40k you have it delivered to you on a Plata of diamond gold is even too cheap, anyone interested in setting up any kind of agro processing factory should get up and make inquiries actively and not by getting quotes from some trying to survive like this garriguy, go to owode iron market in Lagos state along ikorodu road and you will be surprised that those machines goes for little money and not what you read here

garriguy:
PRESSERS
Pressers are majorly of one type. Capable of pressing four bags at a time and you can press and fry within few hours, other than the 48hrs the old ones will give you.
THOUGH, ONE OF MY FABRICATORS CAN DO A SMALLER ONE FOR LESS.
1. Pressers with ability to press more than 10bags at a time and capable of pressing and frying in the same day with a 30 ton hydraulic jack. Cost is 110,000.
2. Pressers with ability to press 5bags at a time and capable of pressing and frying in the same day with a 20 ton hydraulic jack. Cost is 60,000.

CosmeticChemist:
What is the cost per tonne ? How many litres are in a tonne ?
Thank you.

there is 1000litres in a ton

We have for sale good quality pko and palm kernel cake in Benin city and in Ikorodu axis of lagos state, book your order, call or wasap on 08075203171, only for serious clients

Can you come to Benin? I can meet up to your demands successfully but you have to be able to do pick-up buy yourself, contact me on wasap 08075203171, price is 195naira per litre

I can supply you the quantity needed but you have to come to Benin for pick up, let talk on wasap 08075203171

Has anybody observed those pictures carefully? I am a pdp supporter but the truth is that both pictures ( the one one buhari and that of fayose) are different pictures, check out the wall frames and the chair handles on both pictures. I think people like fayose should be more cautious when dealing with issues that can affect Nigeria's stability

What part of edo state are planning to set it up? Send me an email, i am from Benin though i live in lagos now, am about setting up something like that in benin also, i think i could b of help to you and you of help to me also i4positive@yahoo.com

Let's think about it my dear Nigerians, is Nigeria really worth the blood of chicken? Now the life of so many young and bright future men being wasted. These men are dying in vain and the politicians and the military commanders knows it. What a pity.