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Revolution2022:So He "has lost his billionaire status" because "some companies have stopped advertising on Twitter." ![]() |
Education is Light |
baretalk: ![]() E get k leg, e no get k leg... Just be vigilant because this current Nigeria is no longer safe. I love you. |
Asiwaju - Ruger ![]()
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Nigeria Loses Billions of Naira Annually Due To Non-Implementation Of The Cassava Bread Initiative. Data and submissions by operators and industry experts have shown that Nigeria spends about ₦860bn on the importation of wheat annually for the production of bread, cake, and other flour-based products. Money spent on importation of Wheat into Nigeria would have been highly reduced if the Nigerian Government had implemented and sustained the Cassava Bread Initiative that was led by Dr. Akinwunmi Adesina, who served as Nigeria's Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development under the Goodluck Jonathan's Administration in 2010. The Cassava Bread Initiative targeted 40 percent inclusion of composite cassava flour in bread production to reduce Nigeria’s import bill on wheat and also help grow the cassava value chain. To get the Cassava Bread Initiative running, The Federal Government of Nigeria created the Cassava Bread Development Fund and released ₦10bn in 2011 to support research and development efforts on cassava bread, training of master bakers, support for master bakers in the acquisition of new equipment for production and the fund was to be generated from import tariff on wheat. The Cassava Bread Development Fund was aimed at the gradual substitution of wheat flour with cassava flour up to 20%. The initiative was expected to translate to foreign exchange savings and job creation along the cassava value chain and also prevent post-harvest losses. Recall that the Association of Master Bakers and Caterers of Nigeria once challenged the Federal Government of Nigeria that the revival of the Cassava Bread Initiative would boost the economy and encourage cassava farmers to improve their production. Please be informed that Nigeria is currently the largest producer of Cassava in the world. Nigerian cassava production is by far the largest in the world; a third more than production in Brazil and almost double the production of Indonesia and Thailand, says FAO. Revival, continuous improvements and sustenance of the Cassava Bread Initiative would help reduce Nigeria's wheat import bill, promote cassava production, reduce the high cost of flour, boost employment in the cassava flour value chain, and also encourage entrepreneurs in the baking Industry. Source: FoodXng https://www.foodxng.com.ng/2022/11/nigeria-loses-billions-of-naira.html
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Rajahbite:Funny man ![]() |
"ile labo simi oko" God bless Niger-ia, God bless Niger. |
ColdHubs Limited, founded by Nnaemeka Ikegwuonu has won The Curt Bergfors Food Planet Prize 2022. ColdHubs was selected from a pool of high-potential projects from around the world that are striving to address tough environmental problems ranging from reducing human and environmental exposure to hazardous chemicals to decarbonizing the global shipping industry. ColdHubs, founded in 2015, was born out of a need to address the problem of post-harvest losses in fruits, vegetables and other perishable foods in Nigeria, West Africa. ColdHubs provides solar-powered cold storage for small scale farmers and markets. The innovation is a “plug and play” modular, solar-powered walk-in cold room, for 24/7 off-grid storage and preservation of perishable foods. The ColdHubs solar-powered cold rooms has been installed in major food production and consumption centers (markets and farms) in at least Twenty-Eight (28) States in Nigeria. The Curt Bergfors Food Planet Prize is the largest monetary award in the global food arena. It rewards innovative solutions that can help us shift to sustainable food systems within a ten-year timeframe. The Prize is the Curt Bergfors Foundation’s primary tool to encourage agents of change and promote game-changing initiatives. Let's save the food planet! Get involved. Source: FoodXng https://www.foodxng.com.ng/2022/11/nigerian-foodtech-startup-wins-food.html
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Emergingnation3:“All our dreams can come true if we have the courage to pursue them.” “Today’s realities are yesterday’s dreams come true.” “When you cease to dream, you cease to live.” “Dreams are extremely important. You can’t do it unless you imagine it.” “If you can dream it, you can do it.” ![]() |
Nigeria will be great again! ![]() |
"Different strokes for different folks." I think it's not a bad decision. An extra-learned man. ![]() |
I'm interested in the "Dried Fried Ponmo" Pictures please. |
Really?? I can't wait to give this technique a try. Thanks @gloryhomemaker ![]() |
77up:Exactly. Simple. |
NO BE EVERYTHING BE GREED! Some people no dey too comot for their house, compound or estate.. Even if dem comot go outside, na private car dem dey use...so dem no know as "street" really be... Na only streets on Google map dem sabi. Greetings. Sometimes you just give some people audience from your own kind heart and dem go just take advantage and play smart..."Street" Sorry about your experience OP. Thanks for having the confidence and that kind heart to also share your experience... I think you have a good heart. |
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