₦airaland Forum

PalmoilSupply:
i bought your yam book and put what was stated in practise and am making 200K regularly.

this year i want to put the palmoil knowledge you attach to work and see how it will pan out.

thank you very much @emmykk

donparosky:
And the good news is here........ oil is now 8000 /8500 per cake. this is the season! God bless our hussles and happy Sunday to everyone.

donparosky:
silence is golden.

Misternas89:
He has "know" character indeed. You can't just hide ur stupidity for once....trying to form smart but the most foolish.

kaceydaizy:
@emmykk I did my research and I asked some market women that sell oil in ph where they get oil from, they said someone from akwaibom supplies the best oil to them and that oil from ph mills are not good atall. So oga I don't why you came here to be insulting people up and down, giving wrong information when you don't have your facts.

lilyheaven:
OK.
From amadi ama round about, u will get a taxi going to aggery.then to Lagos bus stop. U can t treck to the station from there. Or you can use mile one . anyone favourable for you.

donparosky:
which type of oil should i store, how should i do it and how long can it last.

well i will only be sharing my experience, everyone is free to add cos no one is a reservoir of wisdom

the best oil for storage should have LOW MOISTURE CONTENT. the reason most oil smells is cos the amount of moisture in it is large enough to support the growth of microbes. once this happens, they will begin to grow, divide, and respire on it. to avoid this, even when u buy oil from public places/ mills and u intend to store it for a longer period, simply pour all the oil into a container and boil so the moisture will evaporate. yes, theres gonna be shortage for sure interms of volume but that cant be compared to the damage/ loss u will incure if its not done.

secondly, once buying oil for sale/ storage, always avoid oil with so much steatrein/ fats that sleeps easily. A good oil will not sleep even when refrigerated. thats very true and ive tested it. thats why its not advisable to store TPO( technical palm oil). also watch out to ensure that the oil delivered to you isnt hot or warm. the effect of buying a hot/warm oil is that u will definitely experience shortage. the reason is cos oil expands on heating, so once it cools down, d volume will reduce, its a fact and a business strategy for most greedy business men buh i tell ya.....deligence and sincerity will illuminate u among ur peers.abeg suppliers hope say una no dey vex..........na Buhari send me o lol.i want collect my whistle blowers percentage.

thirdly, in order to deceive newbies most dealers prefer warming their oil early in d morning or expose them to sunlight such that it is delivered to you fresh. once it is stored, the next morning u discover it has all congealed or sleeping as fondly called, lol.
well the best way to deal wif this is, if u r buying much, alllow the oil to stay overnight before paying the client to avoid stories that touch.

most times uve got to train ur Nose to test oil, its d surest and fastest means. good oil doesnt choke once u perceive d aroma. its simple buh practice will mk u perfect.

storing a good oil is very simple, just make a platform and place d rubbers on top of it. DO NOT PLACE THEM ON BARE CEMENTED GROUND. use only rubber or plastics for long storage.

finally, a good oil has long shelf life and can stay for two years uncontaminated. ensure you source from d cheapest and most affordable source preferrably local mills where it is produced manually. buying oil from the market to store is like petrol on d road side when uve got fillin stations.

everyone is free to add, criticise,or drop questions. wishing u good luck in ur hussles....................

emmykk:
i think this is the dynamics: March is the bumper season,April is when oil mill and local producers hoard palm oil in anticipation for May/June and beyond because of rain,when it rain heavy,palm fruit become not too available.


i wonder why the stats suggest May/June as the month of bumper.
Am happy this is here and well documented here,reference will be made to it to proof the authenticity.we shall see how the prices will pan out this year May/June suppose bumper season God willing.

donparosky:
its time we begin to use this calender i posted earlier wisely...................remember the PALM OIL CALENDER. ALL you need do is keep a copy and follow d trend, it guides you on when to buy, store and sale. the percentages shows availability of fruits and oil per month all year round. hope you can see march, april, may dont miss them.

January(3%)
Feb(1%)
march(9%)
April(12%)
may(16%)
June(13%)
July(8%)
August (7%)
sep(8%)
Oct(11%)
Nov (7%)
Dec(5%)
off peak: November - Feb ( 4months)
peak: march - June( 4 months)
mid point: July - October (4 months).

anibi9674:
these are his people not iboe's. aboki welcome aboki no problem.

lilyheaven:
Station bus stop by Azikiwe Road.
Join a bus going to Lagos bus stop, they will stop you there.
Train leaves to North every Tuesday by 7am.

k199192:
how you take sabi say him go school.

ucheheart:
Two deadly snakes or should I say, sugar mummy and son... And Jonathan will be like. .. Are you sure this woman is not cheating on me?

Abeg somebody help me with that Jonathan clueless photo.

kaceydaizy:
@emmykk Please sir, answer the question. Since you know so much about sourcing oil in rivers state, pls enlighten us on it. I stay in rivers and I want to know the best options. Show us the way. If possible drop your contacts. Thanks

subtlemee:
Did she collect the gifts at gun point?

SamuelAnyawu:
Kudos to Osinbajo with his positive economic policies. God Bless My President Prof Yemi Osinbajo

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fidel353:
I have lived in River State all my life and I understand your point, but your use of vulgar language makes your argument or should I say suggestion baseless.

If you should even ask someone to buy from River State, it shouldn't be in port Harcourt. Port Harcourt is just a market, but we have mills around Elele-Alimini and Big Elele. Some of the ikwerre communities have mills owned and ran by igbos and akwaibomites.

We are not here to flex muscles, we are all here to make money. And by the grace of God, we shall all testify here by next year or before next year.

God bless us all.
One love.

stagger:
You are yet to say anything here. By the way, I have lived in Rivers, Akwa Ibom, Cross River, and Edo states. I am also a Niger Deltan. So there is basically nothing you will say about that region that I am not familiar with. I asked you a simple question: what is the comparative advantage of buying palm oil from PH as against AKS?

Nobody said AKS is the only source. But if I am to source a product, there are factors I must consider in order to ensure I get the best possible deal. So please, can you enlighten the house on why a potential client like me should source my palm oil from Creek road when I can get it cheaper in places like AKS, Imo and even Ebonyi States?

stagger:
Mr man, can you stop derailing this thread please? Ok, we gree. You can buy palm oil at Creek Road market in Borikiri. No problem. Why don't you convince us why creek road should be the port of call and not AKS?

donparosky:
ever wondered why pple from pH troop to my village for oil! HV u ever asked y 90% oil sellers @ oil mill are Akwa ibomites! HV u ever wondered y most harvested palm fruits from pH is taken bk to Akwa Ibom for processing? ponder on this a Lil bro before I tell u y. God bless our hussles.

restored2016:
how much will it take to deliver to Ph. You are doing a great job.