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Great500:any packaging company will deliver this to you. But you just know, unless you have a posh market, do not attempt it. A more decent packaging like below will suffice
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Austin234:good bless, bro |
Austin234:of course, it's very easy to say that. If you want something that will give u 50% profit, then don't try production at all. Still to crytocurreny, pomzi schemes and mining. In manufacturing/processing, your profit comes more from the number of sales and it always comes from efforts made. In garri processing, if u make just 1,000 on a bag and sells just 100bags weekly, that's a 100k per week. People sell more and make more from repackaging and branding. How much do u think is made on a crate of mineral, a box of biscuit, a pack of gala? For your info, a ton of cement is 20bags and u make as much as just 150 naira on a bag! A box is buscuits, you get as low as making N200 on a pack! What makes the difference is what and how much you sell. If you're not ready for commitment, don't go into any kind of processing. Thank you
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But then, how do we go about this and not get into a fix with our workers? It’s simple- by placing them on salaries. But for this template to work, then some conditions must be met. 1. The workers must be provided for to live on site (not compulsory. Workers living closer can resume and leave when due) 2. You must be sure that production would be daily- any idle day is your loss. Do not forget, they are on salary 3. There must be constant supply of cassava 4. They must fry at least 2bags of 50kg each 5. You must be ready to run your factory like a normal business and not the perceptively simple and dirty business point [5] is very very very important When starting, this may be a problem because you may want to ask, how you’ll sell off the whole 240bags every month while still fresh and building your supply network. But the truth is, you can work, non-stop for three month, store, sell for the next two month and resume production again. I have seen some clients employ this tactics till date and it works fine. Now, back to discussion- Understand that you can never see any worker that can fry for the whole six time a week. The stress will definitely kill her overtime. But what is done is- a set of fryers fry on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays; while the other set fries on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturdays. In this method, the fryers must also be able to peel. 90% of them actually does. Because most days when the frying job is taken, they settle for peeling. Each set must consist of 5 fryers. That’s makes the whole workforce of frying and peeling 10. Now, that’s set A of 5 workers and set B of 5 workers. When set A fries on Mondays, they peel on Tuesdays and Set B peels on Mondays and fries of Tuesdays.
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So, with the calculations above, the automated processing is saving you N334,000 minus N244,000, which is N66,000 every month! Well, it’s left for you to decide. Please, do not let us be carried away; the discussion is not about which one is better between the manual and the automatic processing, but about how we can also employ the manual method and if possible, save a lot of money. So, let’s do this; First, I highlighted the cost of peeling and frying, which is the major culprit in gulping money from the producer that uses the manual method. 1. Peeling of 4tons is between N7,000 and N10,000. Anything higher is already killing your profit. Now, for 2tons/day, lets peg it at N5,000 2. Frying is N500 per 50kg. Anything higher is a dead profit. Now, for the client, he does exactly 10bags of 50kg/day. Though, we spends N7,500 achieving this instead of N5,000. On the normal ground, 240bags/month (10bags per day, 24 production day per month) would be N500/50kg x 240bags/month = N120,000/month. For peeling, the cost is the same- N120,000 That’s a combined cost of N240,000 per month. Like I said, no need to panic, this is still a good business. The total numbers of bags per month is 240bags- that’s 240bags x N6000 per bag (low price) = N1,440,000 But then, how do we go about this and not get into a fix with our workers? |
WORKERS’ SALARY- AUTOMATED GARRI PROCESSING FACTORY *Note that this is on the average, you can pay more or less, depending on the area. This cost is excluding of the driver or the security personnel. These are not included because they are not constant. 70% of producers has no driver or security personnel. Producers who requires a driver probably has a truck of their own to buy from farms; and those who require a security personnel definitely knows that they need it. MANAGER- N40,000 ASSISTANT 1- N30,000 ASSISTANT 2- N30,000 DIESEL FUEL FOR PEELING MACHINE- N72,000/month (1.5 litres/hr, 8hrs/day, 228litres/month @N250/liter) DIESEL FUEL FOR FRYING MACHINE- N96,000/month (2 litres/hr, 8hrs/day, 384litres/month @N250/liter) TOTAL- N268,000 MONTHLY WORKERS’ SALARY/WAGES- MANUAL OR COMMUNAL GARRI PROCESSING FACTORY MANAGER- N40,000 ASSISTANT - N30,000 MANUAL FRYERS – N120,000/month (for 10bags of 50kg per day, 240bags/month @ N500/fry of a bag) CASSAVA WASHERS (after peeling)- N24,000/month (N1,000/day) MANUAL PEELERS- N120,000/month (for 2tons of cassava per day, 24days/month @ N5,000/two tons) TOTAL- N334,000 MONTHLY NOW, DON’T START GETTING SCARED OF THESE EXPENSES- WHEN DONE RIGHT, THE PROFIT IS ASSURED. DON’T FORGET THAT PRODUCING 10bags/day, 240bags OF GARRI PER MONTH IS THE SAME AS HAVING A GROSS PROFIT OF N1,440,000/MONTH EVEN WHEN IT IS SUPPLIED AT N6,000/bag *Note that SOME EXPENSES ARE NOT DISCUSSED as the real dichotomy between manual or communal processing and the automated processing is what is stated above and that was why it was on focus, all other things are constant- like firewood, and other expenses like fuel for sifter and grinder, which are minute and will be the same in both cases.
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HOW MUCH DOES IT COST TO SET UP A GARRI PROCESSING FACTORY? With this, my first reaction was to tell him to buy the automated machines, but that was a mile of solution for someone who is trying to grow. To get just an automatic fryer and the peelerand washing machine would cost him N1,150,000 for the standard size or N900,000 for the smaller options. And he wasn’t prepared for that. It is a well-known fact that setting up a garri processing factory, using automated machinery is cheaper to run, less messy, faster, modern but expensive. But the cost of buying and installing a first grade stainless steel machinery for an automated system, to produce just 10bags of 50kg/day, from our stand, will cost you N1,970,000 for machinery and N197,000 (10%) for installation (slightly negotiable). Contact garriguy for breakdown. While the cost of buying and installing a first grade stainless steel machinery for a manual or communal system, to produce just 10bags of 50kg/day, from our stand, will cost you N1,270,000 for machinery and N127,000 (10%) for installation (almost not negotiable). Contact garriguy for breakdown. CLICK HERE FOR PICTURES, PRICES AND DETAILS OF OUR STAINLESS STEEL GARRI PROCESSING MACHINERY These machinery includes a peeling and washing machine, a grater, two pressers, a sifter, a grinder and manual or communal frying trays or automatic frying machine. Of course, the manual or communal system would exclude both the peeling and washing machine and the automatic frying machine. But, this is where the headache comes in- While the owner of an automated factory is worried about just three personnel to operate the whole factory, the owner of the manual or communal system of garri processing must constantly seek for personnel to peel and fry. These could range from 10-15 personnel weekly. Though, apart from his manager and the assistant, who would be salaried, the peeler and fryers must be placed on wages. Mostly, per work done. And the headache really comes from managing this large numbers of personnel, who are as natural as humans, inconsistent when it comes to loyalty, output or hardwork. In fact, it is almost impossible to see an experienced personnel work with you for a year without disagreement, call for review of payment, rebellion, strike, sabotage and so on. An owner of an automated factory has no need for experience- just the zeal to work will suffice. His three personnel could be changed in the blink of an eye because anyone would operate these machines, unlike the manual or communal processing which requires experienced personnel to work with always and to change these workers is a stressful work on its own because to find a replacement is not a yards task- try miles! But, the issue of getting workers is not the contention, but of making enough profit, having to pay so much on processing. But before we can appreciate the purpose of this research, it is best to understand how much it takes, on the average, for each of the automatic and manual or communal settings owner, to get their job done.
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The owner, left to worry about meeting his demands, decided to review their pay and it was agreed on N800/bag, without choice. The problem is always existing… 1. If the owner stopped working, then his clients would forget him and face elsewhere for their supply. 2. If he increases his price, the clients would still take the same action of choosing a new supplier Now, this is someone, whom within a year, has built a network of supply and wouldn’t dare to close shop. So, he agreed on the increase, by letting go of N300 from his own profit. This has been going on for a month, until he realised that he was been cheated again, by his workers. What they do now is, fry two bags each per day, unlike the initial three bags. Initially, each one makes N1,500 per day by trying all they could to fry three bags, but now that they could make N1,600 by frying just two, who wants to work like an elephant? Now, instead of frying three bags a day, they comfortably fry two bags. Infact, they gladly resume by 8am, joked and laugh till 12noon before they start work and closes by 3pm. You can relate, right? That is where I came in.
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Hey guys, longest time. It’s your boy, again, garriguy. (I know, it’s a funny name, but what can a guy do?) Anyways, not to waste time, let’s visit the order of the day- that is, a simple method to making and saving more money, using the manual or communal method of garri processing. The birth of this research and solution was as a result of a consultancy work, done recently for a client of mine, who started well with a manual method of processing, until the workers started demanding for more. As it is, I was paid to consult and find a solution. But on getting there, I realised, after talking with the workers, especially the fryers, who collects just N500/50kg bag, that there’s no way they would not be demanding for more, because after a deduction of transportation and feeding fee from their daily wages, they are left with just less than N300 for frying a bag. Now, who wants to work for just N300 in 40min? Now, they stopped working and instead of travelling to work at his factory, they would prefer to work at a nearby factory and keep the whole N500.
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But then, how do we go about this and not get into a fix with our workers? It’s simple- by placing them on salaries. But for this template to work, then some conditions must be met. 1. The workers must be provided for to live on site (not compulsory. Workers living closer can resume and leave when due) 2. You must be sure that production would be daily- any idle day is your loss. Do not forget, they are on salary 3. There must be constant supply of cassava 4. They must fry at least 2bags of 50kg each 5. You must be ready to run your factory like a normal business and not the perceptively simple and dirty business point [5] is very very very important When starting, this may be a problem because you may want to ask, how you’ll sell off the whole 240bags every month while still fresh and building your supply network. But the truth is, you can work, non-stop for three month, store, sell for the next two month and resume production again. I have seen some clients employ this tactics till date and it works fine. Now, back to discussion- Understand that you can never see any worker that can fry for the whole six time a week. The stress will definitely kill her overtime. But what is done is- a set of fryers fry on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays; while the other set fries on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturdays. In this method, the fryers must also be able to peel. 90% of them actually does. Because most days when the frying job is taken, they settle for peeling. Each set must consist of 5 fryers. That’s makes the whole workforce of frying and peeling 10. Now, that’s set A of 5 workers and set B of 5 workers. When set A fries on Mondays, they peel on Tuesdays and Set B peels on Mondays and fries of Tuesdays.
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CLICK HEREto visit our website for more
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So, with the calculations above, the automated processing is saving you N334,000 minus N244,000, which is N66,000 every month! Well, it’s left for you to decide. Please, do not let us be carried away; the discussion is not about which one is better between the manual and the automatic processing, but about how we can also employ the manual method and if possible, save a lot of money. So, let’s do this; First, I highlighted the cost of peeling and frying, which is the major culprit in gulping money from the producer that uses the manual method. 1. Peeling of 4tons is between N7,000 and N10,000. Anything higher is already killing your profit. Now, for 2tons/day, lets peg it at N5,000 2. Frying is N500 per 50kg. Anything higher is a dead profit. Now, for the client, he does exactly 10bags of 50kg/day. Though, we spends N7,500 achieving this instead of N5,000. On the normal ground, 240bags/month (10bags per day, 24 production day per month) would be N500/50kg x 240bags/month = N120,000/month. For peeling, the cost is the same- N120,000 That’s a combined cost of N240,000 per month. Like I said, no need to panic, this is still a good business. The total numbers of bags per month is 240bags- that’s 240bags x N6000 per bag (low price) = N1,440,000 But then, how do we go about this and not get into a fix with our workers?
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NOW, DON’T START GETTING SCARED OF THESE EXPENSES- WHEN DONE RIGHT, THE PROFIT IS ASSURED. DON’T FORGET THAT PRODUCING 10bags/day, 240bags OF GARRI PER MONTH IS THE SAME AS HAVING A NET PROFIT OF N1,440,000/MONTH EVEN WHEN IT IS SUPPLIED AT N6,000/bag *Note that SOME EXPENSES ARE NOT DISCUSSED as the real dichotomy between manual or communal processing and the automated processing is what is stated above and that was why it was on focus, all other things are constant- like firewood, and other expenses like fuel for sifter and grinder, which are minute and will be the same in both cases.
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WORKERS’ SALARY- AUTOMATED GARRI PROCESSING FACTORY *Note that this is on the average, you can pay more or less, depending on the area. This cost is excluding of the driver or the security personnel. These are not included because they are not constant. 70% of producers has no driver or security personnel. Producers who requires a driver probably has a truck of their own to buy from farms; and those who require a security personnel definitely knows that they need it. MANAGER- N40,000 ASSISTANT 1- N30,000 ASSISTANT 2- N30,000 DIESEL FUEL FOR PEELING MACHINE- N72,000/month (1.5 litres/hr, 8hrs/day, 228litres/month @N250/liter) DIESEL FUEL FOR FRYING MACHINE- N96,000/month (2 litres/hr, 8hrs/day, 384litres/month @N250/liter) TOTAL- N268,000 MONTHLY WORKERS’ SALARY/WAGES- MANUAL OR COMMUNAL GARRI PROCESSING FACTORY MANAGER- N40,000 ASSISTANT - N30,000 MANUAL FRYERS – N120,000/month (for 10bags of 50kg per day, 240bags/month @ N500/fry of a bag) CASSAVA WASHERS (after peeling)- N24,000/month (N1,000/day) MANUAL PEELERS- N120,000/month (for 2tons of cassava per day, 24days/month @ N5,000/two tons) TOTAL- N334,000 MONTHLY
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HOW MUCH DOES IT COST TO SET UP A GARRI PROCESSING FACTORY? With this, my first reaction was to tell him to buy the automated machines, but that was a mile of solution for someone who is trying to grow. To get just an automatic fryer and the peelerand washing machine would cost him N1,150,000 for the standard size or N900,000 for the smaller options. And he wasn’t prepared for that. It is a well-known fact that setting up a garri processing factory, using automated machinery is cheaper to run, less messy, faster, modern but expensive. But the cost of buying and installing a first grade stainless steel machinery for an automated system, to produce just 10bags of 50kg/day, from our stand, will cost you N1,970,000 for machinery and N197,000 (10%) for installation (slightly negotiable). Contact garriguy for breakdown. While the cost of buying and installing a first grade stainless steel machinery for a manual or communal system, to produce just 10bags of 50kg/day, from our stand, will cost you N1,270,000 for machinery and N127,000 (10%) for installation (almost not negotiable). Contact garriguy for breakdown. CLICK HERE FOR PICTURES, PRICES AND DETAILS OF OUR STAINLESS STEEL GARRI PROCESSING MACHINERY These machinery includes a peeling and washing machine, a grater, two pressers, a sifter, a grinder and manual or communal frying trays or automatic frying machine. Of course, the manual or communal system would exclude both the peeling and washing machine and the automatic frying machine. But, this is where the headache comes in- While the owner of an automated factory is worried about just three personnel to operate the whole factory, the owner of the manual or communal system of garri processing must constantly seek for personnel to peel and fry. These could range from 10-15 personnel weekly. Though, apart from his manager and the assistant, who would be salaried, the peeler and fryers must be placed on wages. Mostly, per work done. And the headache really comes from managing this large numbers of personnel, who are as natural as humans, inconsistent when it comes to loyalty, output or hardwork. In fact, it is almost impossible to see an experienced personnel work with you for a year without disagreement, call for review of payment, rebellion, strike, sabotage and so on. An owner of an automated factory has no need for experience- just the zeal to work will suffice. His three personnel could be changed in the blink of an eye because anyone would operate these machines, unlike the manual or communal processing which requires experienced personnel to work with always and to change these workers is a stressful work on its own because to find a replacement is not a yards task- try miles! But, the issue of getting workers is not the contention, but of making enough profit, having to pay so much on processing. But before we can appreciate the purpose of this research, it is best to understand how much it takes, on the average, for each of the automatic and manual or communal settings owner, to get their job done.
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The owner, left to worry about meeting his demands, decided to review their pay and it was agreed on N800/bag, without choice. The problem is always existing… 1. If the owner stopped working, then his clients would forget him and face elsewhere for their supply. 2. If he increases his price, the clients would still take the same action of choosing a new supplier Now, this is someone, whom within a year, has built a network of supply and wouldn’t dare to close shop. So, he agreed on the increase, by letting go of N300 from his own profit. This has been going on for a month, until he realised that he was been cheated again, by his workers. What they do now is, fry two bags each per day, unlike the initial three bags. Initially, each one makes N1,500 per day by trying all they could to fry three bags, but now that they could make N1,600 by frying just two, who wants to work like an elephant? Now, instead of frying three bags a day, they comfortably fry two bags. Infact, they gladly resume by 8am, joked and laugh till 12noon before they start work and closes by 3pm. You can relate, right? That is where I came in.
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Hey guys, longest time. It’s your boy, again, garriguy. (I know, it’s a funny name, but what can a guy do?) Anyways, not to waste time, let’s visit the order of the day- that is, a simple method to making and saving more money, using the manual or communal method of garri processing. The birth of this research and solution was as a result of a consultancy work, done recently for a client of mine, who started well with a manual method of processing, until the workers started demanding for more. As it is, I was paid to consult and find a solution. But on getting there, I realised, after talking with the workers, especially the fryers, who collects just N500/50kg bag, that there’s no way they would not be demanding for more, because after a deduction of transportation and feeding fee from their daily wages, they are left with just less than N300 for frying a bag. Now, who wants to work for just N300 in 40min? Now, they stopped working and instead of travelling to work at his factory, they would prefer to work at a nearby factory and keep the whole N500.
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restored2016:thank you Sir |
restored2016:kindly visit here Sir http://www.garriprocessing.com/2017/05/garri-processing-machinery-stainless.html |
I thank you for your experience and sharing it too. Actually, the factory was never existing before the owner knew me. As a consultant, I designed it, the template, everything. Even the manual processing was designed by us. The Noble intention of the owner was to combine both. |
freshdude99:thanks for the advice and I appreciate it. Without trying to wriggle free from what you said, lete try and explain somethings already explained on this thread. 1. I accept the shortcomings and av always been up and at Mr Gideon's factory for rectification. 2. 3 or 4 weeks ago, we we're even there, only to realise that some of our tools has been stolen even when they cliamed it wasn't there. Now, before that, we were there and we used these tools. And the machines were tested right with the supervisor and the manager on ground. Only for these two managers to tell their oga that it's not working, despite it being tested with cassava right in their presence. Now, I realised that these machines were being sabotaged but I didn't want to reach this conclusion without one of the clients being on ground when we go again to work on them. But when one of them was around, the tools were missing and we couldn't work. But on getting there,the machines that was tested and done 2weeks before were displaced, Boris cut and the neck of the fryer, stiffened even when non of machines were used. But, I have already told them to call on us again whenever they are around because I will like them to be there personaly before another rectification that would be sabotaged immediately we left. I am standing by this: the manager and the supervisor are simply profiting from the manual processing. Thanks |
stagger:I really appreciate this comment. It solves a lot of problem for me. You see, the demonstration workshop would not only be expensive for us but almost impossible. Let me tell u how we work,which allows us to provide cheap machines, unlike our bosses. 1. We work only when we get orders. 2. We don't pay salaries- we pay wages based on each order. That is, we employ guys to work once we have orders. Though, we have two experts that are permanent. 3. We don't fuel official vehicles. We don't even have one. For errands, we use our personal vehicles or simply go for public transportation 4. We don't need a generator. There is constant light in Osogbo, where our factory is. Though we have a generator but we don't need it fueled most of the time except we have a faulty transformer. Like I said, we get better. What we do now is allow clients to buy cassava from around us and test-run machines right at the workshop if they require us to. Before, we don't but now, we do. May God bless u abundantly and we will continue to improve. |
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Thanks Sir. We are currently handling your work, I will like you to post pictures here once our work is complete. I will definitely give an update about this iseyin factory. Know that yesterday, we were also at this factory to test-run this machines that I claimed we had rectified, only to see them all displaced. The peelers Boris were cut, the peelers were not in the original position, one of the fryer's neck is stiff. these are machines that has been tested before. I can conclude that these machines are being sabotaged by the manager or supervisor, who are definitely profiting from manual processing. But like said, I have fixed a new date for a fresh rectification and will post the results here. One of the oga must be on ground. Meanwhile, installation is still ongoing in CALABAR. You are entitled to see these machines in action before we handle to the client,after which the decision to visit the factory rests solely on the client. See some pictures below. I AM STILL GARRIGUY, REGARDLESS. THANKS
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Gods300men:the only people not being straight with you are your workers. Just know that next time, I will call him and record our conversation. Did you even know that, when we got there last week, your supervisor said he hasn't used the machines after we had done them. They didn't even have fuel in the generator, we bought fuel to do the rectification that day and tested it. Nevertheless, I asked them to produce cassava and they were rectified and tested. We asked them to get back to us after usage, still nothing till date. The fryers have been rectified too, but hav they used it at all since last week? We already changed the motors and they are working fine. But have they even used them after those period? For the automatic Presser, av told u, once I got money for another pump, it'll be done and this time, you'll have to wait for the sellers to properly install them. Now, for claiming I told you our workshop is at Abeokuta. How? Is the address not clearly stated on our website? Kindly check the attribution at the bottom of the page or the contact us page. Why all these cheap allegations? How would you pay for transportation from where u don't know where it'll be coming? Everyone knows our workshop it at Osogbo. Or do u mean to say we move it from Abeokuta Everytime a client is visiting and probably moved them back as soon as they left? For your information, check the website for address. It is clearly stated. on allegation of not taking a client to a factory. I think you are smarter to understand that no one does that. How can I do that without a client's consent? It's unprofessional at it's best. The same way an architect won't take people to a house he designed and build because he was the boss of it. Take it or leave it. That's why we only invite potential clients during Installation, before we hand over the machines finally By the way, if not for your malicious intent, you were at the group when someone joked about an incident at owode Egba, Abeokuta, where a client we installed for claimed that his machines were probably stolen by those whom we always give his number to come and check them out. The police forced us to release the numbers of those who has visited and even invited them for questioning!!! You were at the group when one of the clients who was invited joked about this. That's why when clients are adamant, we asked them to pose as buyers when visiting any factory we recommend. Unless the owner agrees. LIKE I SAID, JUST CONTINUE WITH YOUR INTENT, I AM AT PEACE ALREADY. YOU CANNOT BRING ME DOWN AS YOU PROMISED, YOU CAN ONLY TRY. I URGE YOU TO KEEP TRYING. LIKE YOU SAID, I AM A GOOD MARKETER AND YOUR BAD PUBLICITY CAN ONLY TAKE ME FARTHER. you and I have been in contact for almost two years. This idea of your factory that is currently running was by me. I designed your factory, designed the set up, just like I designed several more. This business, was perfected by garriguy, polularized by garriguy. You contact me every time for templates on how to run. You read my book for guidelines. The only garri processing manual in the whole of Nigeria!!! PLEASE, ANY INTERESTED READER CAN CLICK ON THE LINK IN THIS POST TO DOWNLOAD A FREE E-BOOK ON GARRI PROCESSING, BY GARRIGUY. REVISED IN 2018. WRITTEN IN 2015. YOU WILL BE ABLE TO DOWNLOAD THIS FREE FROM NOW TILL ENDING OF THIS MONTH ONLY. THE BOOK HAS NEVER HAD A NEGATIVE REVIEW. YOU CAN COME BACK HERE FOR A COMMENT AFTER READING. WITH THE BOOK, YOU CAN SET UP WITHOUT A PROFESSIONAL. THE BOOK DOESN'T CONTAIN FINANCIAL ANALYSIS BUT PERFECT FOR SETTING UP We have worked for the bank of industry more than four times (Pls check with them). AND FUNNY ENOUGH, TO THINK THAT I GAVE YOU TWO EXTRA MANUAL FRYERS WORTH 120K AS A GOODWILL GIFT MAKES YOUR INTENT UNIMAGINABLE I am not a thief, I have been working for more than four years. I don't steal, I don't defraud. I have an address, a workshop, workers, I deliver, I designed factories, deaign machines, give lectures, seminars, consulted for many people and even for the OGUN STATE AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM. I am a young man trying to earn a living legally. I follow my works, I try to make them work. ASK YOUR WORKERS TO USE YOUR MACHINES. DON'T RELY ON THEIR INFORMATION. TAKE A LEAVE, VISIT YOUR FACTORY AND RUN THEM. WE HAVE BEEN THERE LAST WEEK BEFORE YOUR DARK CAMPAIGN. POST THE VIDEO HERE. IF THEY CANNOT OPERATE IT, WHICH I KNW IT IS THEIR PROBLEM, I WILL VOLUNTEER MY PERSONNEL TO COME. THANK YOU. NOTE THAT I MAY NOT BE REPLYING YOU AGAIN OVER THIS MATTER. THANKS Click on this link to download a free copy of the E-BOOK. Offer ends July ending. Thanks http://www.garriprocessing.com/2018/07/monthly-bonanza-download-free-copy-of.html |
Gods300men:Before you started this your campaign, we were at your factory to rectify your machines. You are not always on ground and your supervisor can attest to the fact that we've been there last week to rectify your Machines. You peelers were rectified and tested and they worked fine. Your fryers only have problems of motors and they're now working fine as at last week. The automatic presser will need a pump changed as the boys has made it faulty during Installation. I told u that we don't tamper with the pumps that the sellers always install them for us.. but you were inpatient and my boys had to try to install my themselves and the result was a low pressure faulty pump. We didn't even give u a hammer Mill, it was a grinder. I laugh at your ignorance. Was there a hamme Mill in the documents that we signed? A hammer Mill works as a grinder but doesn't leave traces of it on fillings as would a grinder. A grinder is used to grinding Koko garri and it's a bit advanced that the peeper grinder but works the same. Note that a milling machine is different from a hammer Mill. Your hydraulic presser comes with a 32tons jack. Same that can successfully jack a 20tons truck. The header bar is a 6 millimeter u-shaped wrought iron. When u overjack them, they will definitely bend. It's just like putting a truck on them. Why blame me for this? I resolved to replace your pressers and begged your worker not to overjack it again but you simply told me (both of you) that there's no need since you've repaired it. Why are like this? When the boy wrongly installed the grater such that it became faulty, didn't I replace it? WHY CALL ME A FRAUD WHEN I WAS STILL TRYING MY BEAT TO MAKE EVERYTHING WORK JUST because I LISTENED TO YOU AND RUSHED THE MACHINES? LIKE I SAID, MAY GOD JUDGE US BOTH. KEEP IT UP SIR AT LEAST, NOW, I'M AT PEACE |
