₦airaland Forum

Abia1stboy:
Is that the reason Abia state is dead?

GodIsFoolish:
NIGERIAN MILITARY AND LYING BE LIKE 5&6

Jonathan:
They will cry next month

StOla:
Nigerians can now see that Atiku and PDP are clowns.

Ogbeni show evidence and stop disturbing us with your many PDP lies.

Over 1 week gone and you are still grasping at straws, unable to show evidence like Sahara Reporters and Premium Times would do.


Atiku is a boko-haram and ISIS financier, and I will also hold on to the piece of evidence that I have, based on Atikulated PDP logic.

MrRichmond:
Wow!

Meanwhile some fools still shout "sai baba"

They sing the praise of an obvious incompetent cow god that demands human blood as sacrifice.

One has to wonder if this is a case of low IQ or acute mental retardation.

netpro:
Do you know the strike is about the mess PDP left behind?

dainformant:
see more; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2019/01/arms-smuggler-apprehended-by-vigilante-at-pategi-ferry-port-niger.html

Olalan:
Come out of hiding and face the police, only cowards behave this way.

Shawnnn01:
Kano-based Amarava Rice Mill says it is targeting to record 500 tonnes of daily production by June, just as it hits 250 tonnes to boost local self-sufficiency. Mr Subhash Chand, the Indian Deputy High Commissioner in Nigeria, made this known to newsmen on Tuesday in Abuja

NAN recalls that the multimillion Naira state-of-the-art rice mill, owned by an Indian national, was inaugurated by President Muhammadu Buhari in Kano in December 2019. The diplomat gave the assurance that the production capacity of the mill was being expanded to hit 500 tonnes by June.

He added that the investment was part of the overall efforts of the High Commission to help Nigeria attain self-sufficiency in rice production. Chand said that India was supportive of Nigeria’s efforts to fully localise rice production, disclosing that many Indian companies were already among the leading millers in Nigeria.

He disclosed that the mill was built with machineries fabricated in Nigeria with local contents by Indian and Nigerian technological experts. “India has been maintaining good relationship with Nigeria and will continue to do so. “Through Nigeria-India’s cordial relationship, Indian investors are already investing in Nigeria to achieve self-sufficiency in rice production,’’ he said.

Chand noted that technical partnership was another area of mutual benefits to the two nations. NAN reports that in 2017, Nigeria’s rice consumption stood at 7.9 million tonnes while the production rate has increased to 5.8 tonnes per annum from previous 5.5 million tonnes due to Federal Government’s local rice production policy.

The Rice Farmers Association of Nigeria (RIFAN) attributed the increase to the CBN’s Anchor Borrowers Programme with a total of 12 million rice producers and four million hectares of FADAMA rice land cultivated.

NAN reports that Amarava Agro Processors Limited, a subsidiary of Fullmark Group was established at Amarawa Village, Gezawa Local Government Area of Kano State, with an initial 288 metric tonnes daily capacity. NAN recalls that Buhari said at the inauguration that Nigeria’s continued dependence on rice importation had put a strain on the economy as well as the nation’s food flow. Buhari added that a substantial amount of the nation’s foreign exchange went into rice importation yearly, noting the mill will help Nigeria to progress towards food self-sufficiency.

NAN reports that the bilateral trade between Nigeria and India between 2017 and 2018 was touching $12 billion (about N4.3 trillion), which can be expanded by both countries.

Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/01/nigeria-rice-mill-hits-250-tonnes-daily-production/

morule20:
Good one

frankfrancis871:




Ewu nwuru n'oba ji abughi agu gburu ya meaning a goat that died in a barn was never killed by hunger

Support the total dismemberment of this zoo now you have a golden opportunity!

shachris02:
APC commissioning already completed PDP projects and passing it off as theirs, as usual.

SCAM and propaganda! That's all you'd ever find in APC.

shachris02:
Infact the project was already completed and was set to be commissioned in February of 2015 according to this 2014 report.

Nobody is saying that Buhari should not commission projects of past administration, but at least give credit when it's due...don't take the entire glory because that would discourage coming administration from embarking on any big project.

Donmoscojaja:
I was charged N500 to collect mine here in umuahia, so its not free my people

senatordave1:
Can useless ortom win elections without campaigning like akume does?

senatordave1:
You meant ortom

Shuku0kukobambi:
Akpabio is a very wicked person. His defection did major harm to PDP.

If Buhari wins the election, Akpabio will be a major factor why

bookishme:
And he even sued them for going on strike when they asked to be paid thus kicking the downtrodden.

Mynd44:
Why not just impeach him?

Uglyboy:
He doesn't the fugitive Atiku as somebody that he need campaign to defeat.
Campaign or no campaign, Buhari will defeat Atiku

baliyubla:
We d wait, abeg we know wan hear say Buhari no well that day, and Jubrin d fear to go campaign for him place. 50 days to the elections and the dullard still telling when he will kick start campaigns. Only in Nigerian with the bag of bones in charge.

Johnnyessence:
your epistles is nothing is rubbish. benue people will never votes for fulani herdsmen terrorists anchor. buhari will never get any votes in benue state. by january next year, the will be marking a year of fulani herdsmen killings. benue state is pdp.

SocialJustice:
More than $50bn has gone missing under Buhari. Use your sense and vote wisely.