₦airaland Forum

The world’s largest meat producer JBS SA plans to invest about $2.5 billion to build its 1st #meatpacking facilities in #Africa.

The company signed a MOU with the 🇳🇬 Nigerian government to build 3 #poultry plants, two (2) for #beef & one (1) for #pork in 5 years

chatinent:
Where the money dey to buy processed meat!

Richtaiwo:
Nothing wey foreigners no go do for us in Nigeria. Poultry, pork and beef are available in Nigeria but it will take foreigners to now build factories to be processing them for us.

helinues:
Opposition don't mean you guys should be opposing everything. Be happy for your country

The news is about investors coming to the country, what again is the nagging for? Same you people will still nag if the news is about investors leaving Nigeria

chatinent:
Everything to a tribalist seems like opposition.

I am talking finance, egbon.

helinues:
A known company is talking about investing and you are talking about financing. Hahaha what happened to their credit score for loans even if they don't have capital for the investment?

chatinent:
Where the money dey to buy processed meat!

chatinent:
Be more concerned about what the govt is investing for Nigeria to export, not always importing. We are growing backwards!

Govt steals public funds then beg partner foreign companies to invest in Nigeria...as if it's a good news.

Richtaiwo:
Go to the airport, aircrafts are still landing and taking off every 15 to 20 minutes. And most of those aircrafts are filled to capacities. Where do you think those passengers get money from?

When that useless meat factory is established, you will see endless queues of Nigerians around there to buy factory meat. If you go to shoprite, you will see processed foods like rice with price tags. People are still buying them.

So forget it, in this country, the more you look, the more confused you get.

Mindlog:
Same JBS S.A well known for its several operational scandals, tainted meat etc is what Nigerian government with its weak framework and institutions, is seeing as a big achievement.

helinues:
This news is good news about Nigeria, the remarks above is expected from you guys in the opposition.

The beginning of becoming a witch is when one swore to whatever not to see the development of his/her country

Richtaiwo:
Nothing wey foreigners no go do for us in Nigeria. Poultry, pork and beef are available in Nigeria but it will take foreigners to now build factories to be processing them for us. When will foreigners invest in factories for cooking jollof rice for us?

As despicable and amusing as this sounds, those companies will build those factories and some fat criminals will rather patronise them all for the show off. Even some lazy women are not left out, and indeed will constitute the largest customer base.

I was surprised the day I saw well garnished semi cooked rice in shoprite. What you need do is simply pour it inside pressure cooker and steam it for 5 minutes, food is ready.

Yet, we sit down and continue screaming about everything.

chatinent:
Where the money dey to buy processed meat!

Paraman:
Stop talking as if Nigerians are no more eating meat. Fulani herdsmen will have to compete with them if they truly establish their business here in Nigeria

chatinent:
They'll still patronise Fulani herdsmen for the beef to be processed.

Mindlog:
Your wizardry is you seeing divergent opinion as hatred for Nigeria.

Buccalcavity2:
There's nothing divergent about that opinion. It's simply wailing and senseless!
A customer shows up at your door to buy stuff, you ask where will he get the money from?
Very empty

helinues:
Opposition don't mean you guys should be opposing everything. Be happy for your country

The news is about investors coming to the country, what again is the nagging for? Same you people will still nag if the news is about investors leaving Nigeria

helinues:
Opposition don't mean you guys should be opposing everything. Be happy for your country

The news is about investors coming to the country, what again is the nagging for? Same you people will still nag if the news is about investors leaving Nigeria