₦airaland Forum

youngest85:
who's aluwe?

You are truly youngest!

"Haruna told PUNCH Metro that he got N3m out of the N10m ransom, but had to part with N1.5m to a hoodlum in the area, who threatened his gang for operating in his jurisdiction without his consent".............

Your own sister?

“The world is a dynamic place and with innovation, we can survive,” ........love this quote!

Dem no visit Juba in South Sudan!

And the corrupt custom system was blind to it.

Nice one.

This is sad. There is so much fraud going on around the feeding of the prisoners!

Jibril659:
cooking salt

You for talk say na baking sugar!

The State is on its own lane!

Beautiful!

veekid:
Jand

Safe journey!

muller101:
not done. But I intended to meet rice farmers in their mills to let them know about this technology. Am currently using a steam engine to power my palm kernel oil mills.

That will be a nice engagement with them.

joinnow:
We should just learn and tap from Kenya and how their govt,bank,international NGO gives grant and easy acess to loan to Kenya diary farm.

Unfortunately many think this is about the Fulanis not thinking about the possibilities Dairy farming provides. Imagining a state like Ogun producing a million litre of milk daily where over 20 million Lagosians are nearby. I live in Nairobi and fresh pasteurized milk is one of the cheapest thing to buy. It is a beautiful sight seeing milk being transported in 30,000 litres tankers.

We share a fraternity in humanity.

veekid:
Na to run commot this country remain

And head to where?

Sad but people will heed the warning to stop drinking raw garri?

John902:
make una dey hear lies...we be student for Ibadan,we no fit still buy a Congo of rice. nonsense

What quantity is Oyo State producing?

Dairy farming across Nigeria will be a welcome development.

A good development.

Food for thought.

Henrydone:
So it has overtake enugu.

What is Enugu presently mining?

They should pay their tax and have the place re-opened.

EdDave:
U need to see what is happening in Nasarawa state.

I know they do also have a good stretch. What do they do with their rice husk?

That is so inconvenient!

Dem don enter one chance!

They turn deserts to food baskets.

lanre2009:
I нope ιт all goeѕ well....lol

Iт тooĸ aвoυт a мonтн ғroм pυrcнaѕe тo delιvery and oғ coυrѕe I cнoѕe ғree ѕнιppιng.

How do you intend going about its cultivation, open field or sack?

princetom1:
U aren't getting the point sir. Sell to local consumers first, fulfill ur obligation to ur country first. Let there be rice at a good price, this outsiders are just driving the prices of it high unnecessarily, and being the greedy Nigerians we are, money enslave our judgement. If am the government now, exportation will be banned for now and wen its finally ripped for exporting, it should be controlled, let there be a buying point, not just foreigners come into a farm in d north and negotiate. Why are we even producing this rice primarily? To be self sufficient. Lets see how it will panned out with dangote coming onboard

Who enforces selling to local consumers first? Even in rural markets where rice is being milled and sold you need to experience the workings of the cartels there and just like you posted, money enslaves our judgement. Government prohibits the export of maize but it is leaving Nigeria on an hourly basis while the Customs who controls the borders collect their own share from the illegal enterprise.

Those throwback pictures na die!

muller101:
don't think much. They need steam engines. To power their mills from thermal energy generated when the husks are dumped into the boiler. That way they won't buy diesel to power their mills.

Thinking if these you mentioned is being done because l have seem the husks being burnt as a waste by small rice mills while some heaped into flowing rivers.