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seeing your loved ones after a whole long year is a gift itself! |
EternalTruths:you are the biggest joke ! 80 percent of northern road was done by ptf and its still in perfect condition. guess who was the chairman of ptf? your nightmare |
azzima:answering him is a waste of time. Go to any court in nigeria and do a survey of landlords vs tenants brouhaha, na ibo man plenty pass. I'm a realtor I do 100percent due dilligence before offering them accomodation. first year is never a problem, subsequent rent is the problem |
now I see why youths find it hard getting a job. 90percent are not employable! Nobody below me came up with intelligent criticism just gibberish! we had monetary policies in the past without fiscal policy, now the government rolls out its fiscal policy yet my people complain. I weep for Nigeria |
PRESS RELEASE ----------------------------- ------------------------------------------- L and Z Integrated Farms Limited, Kano, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development. The agreement was signed, last eek, on behalf of the Ministry by the Hon. Mnister of Agriculture, Chief Audu Ogbeh while L&Z Farms was represented by its chairman, Mr. Keith Richards and its Managing Director, Alhaji M.D Abubakar, who both signed on behalf of their company. According to the Minister, this represents part of the Ministry's early steps in driving public private partnership towards diversifying the economy and its commitment to long term sustainability in food production and security while adding value and enhancing efficiency in the nation's dairy sector. According to the terms of the MoU, L&Z be making significant investments in knowledge-transfer, partnership with farmers and technical training programmes to help develop the dairy production value chain. L&Z will equally participate in pilot model farming at the existing Gwagwalada-Abuja grazing reserve which will be made available to L&Z as part of this MOU. L&Z will also train 10 sedentary model farmers in each state in Northern Nigeria on herd management, feeding programmes, artificial insemination, milk cycles, calving, etc. In addition, they will set up a milk supply chain structure from collection to retail, and collection and purchase guarantee of the model farmers' milk. The Minister expressed confidence that L&Z is well positioned to work closely with his Ministry in delivering on the terms of the MoU considering the company's decade-long track record of working with various herdsmen cooperatives to optimise quality, enhance speed to market and waste reduction. This, he said, has resulted in increased prices for produce as well as economic empowerment for fulani cattle rearers. Under the agreement, L&Z will work with the Ministry of Agriculture to deepen its ready market for dairy products from Fulani herders as well as create a national milk quality enhancement system and evacuation channel along the entire dairy value chain. This will ensure herders get good monetary value for their products nationwide, reduce wastage, curb pastoral migration that cause communal clashes with farmers thereby making more herders adopt a sedentary lifestyle which will also provide an opportunity for their children to acquire education from regular school attendance. The Ministry will also facilitate the lease and development of 5,000 hectares of pasture in each northern state using Napier grass (grazing reserves) and contracting the farming to qualified farmers from communities while L&Z and other partners and research institutions will supervise the production. The farm will collaborate with the relevant non-government organizations in engaging the herdsmen in other profitable ventures such as pasture development, feed formulation, seed multiplication and sales and assist in the training of herd women in milk handling and processing and skill acquisition to deliver the right quality promptly for off taking. Another notable area where the partnership between the Ministry and the farm in the MOU will enrich the dairy value chain in the country is in the establishment a drying facility for the production of powdered milk in Nigeria In the agreement L&Z will leverage on available manpower capacities in academic/research institutions in collaboration with the FMARD to improve fodder quality, pasture yields and breeding process and organize seminars and lectures from time to time to bring the Fulani closer and make them aware of the benefits of modern ways of rearing animals, untraditional substitute to the milk produced for their children such as soya milk and other information beneficial to them, eg education, family planning, etc L&Z, which was established more than a decade ago in Kano, has held on to its overriding objective of harnessing Nigeria’s immense agricultural potential with a view to drive modern practices across the industry’s diverse segments. It has risen over time to become a household name across various states for quality dairy products and one of the major suppliers for supermarket chains nationwide, including Shoprite. Through its innovative model of working directly with herdsmen, the farm has been providing a consistent milk market to more than 500 Fulani cattle herders in Kano; for a produce which would otherwise have continued to go to waste due to the highly perishable nature of dairy outputs in Nigeria's tropical climate.[img]PRESS RELEASE ----------------------------- ------------------------------------------- L and Z Integrated Farms Limited, Kano, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development. The agreement was signed, last eek, on behalf of the Ministry by the Hon. Mnister of Agriculture, Chief Audu Ogbeh while L&Z Farms was represented by its chairman, Mr. Keith Richards and its Managing Director, Alhaji M.D Abubakar, who both signed on behalf of their company. According to the Minister, this represents part of the Ministry's early steps in driving public private partnership towards diversifying the economy and its commitment to long term sustainability in food production and security while adding value and enhancing efficiency in the nation's dairy sector. According to the terms of the MoU, L&Z be making significant investments in knowledge-transfer, partnership with farmers and technical training programmes to help develop the dairy production value chain. L&Z will equally participate in pilot model farming at the existing Gwagwalada-Abuja grazing reserve which will be made available to L&Z as part of this MOU. L&Z will also train 10 sedentary model farmers in each state in Northern Nigeria on herd management, feeding programmes, artificial insemination, milk cycles, calving, etc. In addition, they will set up a milk supply chain structure from collection to retail, and collection and purchase guarantee of the model farmers' milk. The Minister expressed confidence that L&Z is well positioned to work closely with his Ministry in delivering on the terms of the MoU considering the company's decade-long track record of working with various herdsmen cooperatives to optimise quality, enhance speed to market and waste reduction. This, he said, has resulted in increased prices for produce as well as economic empowerment for fulani cattle rearers. Under the agreement, L&Z will work with the Ministry of Agriculture to deepen its ready market for dairy products from Fulani herders as well as create a national milk quality enhancement system and evacuation channel along the entire dairy value chain. This will ensure herders get good monetary value for their products nationwide, reduce wastage, curb pastoral migration that cause communal clashes with farmers thereby making more herders adopt a sedentary lifestyle which will also provide an opportunity for their children to acquire education from regular school attendance. The Ministry will also facilitate the lease and development of 5,000 hectares of pasture in each northern state using Napier grass (grazing reserves) and contracting the farming to qualified farmers from communities while L&Z and other partners and research institutions will supervise the production. The farm will collaborate with the relevant non-government organizations in engaging the herdsmen in other profitable ventures such as pasture development, feed formulation, seed multiplication and sales and assist in the training of herd women in milk handling and processing and skill acquisition to deliver the right quality promptly for off taking. Another notable area where the partnership between the Ministry and the farm in the MOU will enrich the dairy value chain in the country is in the establishment a drying facility for the production of powdered milk in Nigeria In the agreement L&Z will leverage on available manpower capacities in academic/research institutions in collaboration with the FMARD to improve fodder quality, pasture yields and breeding process and organize seminars and lectures from time to time to bring the Fulani closer and make them aware of the benefits of modern ways of rearing animals, untraditional substitute to the milk produced for their children such as soya milk and other information beneficial to them, eg education, family planning, etc L&Z, which was established more than a decade ago in Kano, has held on to its overriding objective of harnessing Nigeria’s immense agricultural potential with a view to drive modern practices across the industry’s diverse segments. It has risen over time to become a household name across various states for quality dairy products and one of the major suppliers for supermarket chains nationwide, including Shoprite. Through its innovative model of working directly with herdsmen, the farm has been providing a consistent milk market to more than 500 Fulani cattle herders in Kano; for a produce which would otherwise have continued to go to waste due to the highly perishable nature of dairy outputs in Nigeria's tropical climate.[/img]PRESS RELEASE
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takenadoh:im sure your agent took you to where your budget ends. A flat on karu abj hills goes for 1million per annum, how can such an area be local? you went to karu village. |
pamdaniel:is it advisable to plant cucumber in a swampy area? |
babakk2:is it sack farming? |
galeiiTNA:eyah opcnairalnd warned me that you wont still get the logic of governance. I pray one day you get to management in your place of work (even if na head of gatemen on your street) then you will understand that he who pays the piper dictates the tune. for now you cant the logic. |
mightyhazell:you must be a dyslexic patient not to understand the poster I quoted. He was of the opinion that why will abiola just want to rule for 1day, not that ibb wont have granted such request. Now do you get it? or na f9 things for comprehension ? |
mightyhazell:Thats all you can come up with? And they will say one witch in the village is after you whereas na common sense elude you |
OPCNAIRALAND:I weak mehn! I have lots of smart ibo friends , they dont think like the ones I see here! its like the ones that comment on nairaland have down syndrome |
galeiiTNA:if you had brain as little as mustard seed, you will understand just being a president for 1hour can change the whole system. if abiola was confirmed, in 1hour he can sack all the service chiefs, keep his enemies under house arrest, appoint his loyalist immediately and turn 1day rule to 10years. Now do u get it? |
Duru1:Now you just buttressed my point! june 12 is observed in southwest every year in as much as fg does not want to be associated with it. Biafra is fraud and just a few people wants to use it as a leverage to eat national cake. innocent youths have been brainwashed. when you clamour for an ideology and yet cant immortalise the originator, it speaks volume |
truthonmission:Think then type... not the other way round |
mightyhaze:Did u see social media on my post or not? Do you know how many structures we have in yorubaland to immortalise awolowo? Even mko ! awolowo too much google their memorial lectures |
Duru1:yet a random governor can declare holiday if eyimba wins the league? Biafra movement declared work free day this year or not? your point is baseless |
spice123:you late grandfather? are you speaking English. We are different and your background might forget their source. We always have a memorial lecture for my grandfather as he was among the foremost judges in my state. |
EMMAUGOH:in which way? ipob youth could declare sit at home on a random day , yet they can't celebrate the man that inspired what they are clamouring for? have you heard of martin Luther king? |
acenazt:abraham Lincoln's is dead isn't he? |
Yesterday makes it 5years ojukwu passed away, I did not see him being remembered here on nairaland or any social media! Rather they were more concernd about ondo polls ..... Gej's birthday was all over the media yet the greatest man to come out of the east (after zik) wasn't even remembered by the so call biafra movement. The only person I pity is nnamdi kanu! |
chai. pdp wins on nairaland again lol |
[quote author=ashcall post=51395653][/quote]what about water source for vegetables farmers? |
north is your enemy, afonja is your nightmare now tell me how can ss and se vote ever count? In my entire life I have never seen a group of people collectively indenial of reality |
na dis stubbornness dey make dem win only election on nairaland. . The only place gej can even contest for election again will be biafra republic. |
Apc wins at the poll, pdp wins on nairaland |
eplanning:The problem was inherited, buhari isn't proactive enough but smart and intelligent people knew this will happen. Even the wailers albert Einstein (noi) predicted the misfortune in 2014. I bought a bag of rice last week 23k and bought the same bag today in abuja 16k .Things will get better all we need is a little patience and aslo contribute our quota |
eplanning:you just buttress my point. The 20billion rice scheme was commissioned when? The bountiful harvest of rice in nort central was as a result of what? Nobody is perfect and I support constructive criticism but when all you see are negative then the joke is on you |
if it was fg who made such policy, nairaland will be on fire by now.. hypocrites |
freshcvvs:How can that tout graduate with 4.1gp lol he cant even be a an alumni of unilorin. More like abaliki school of technology |
qualification can be an added bonus but not a must. we need a proven practical vegetable farmer. The applicant must reside in abuja |
A new cucumber farm of 1hectres needs an experienced farm manager . location is abuja. if interested send your phone number to ceegee22000@yahoo.com |

