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Willie2015:
What an elder sees sitting down, a child will not see it even if he stands on an Iroko tree"

Nearly all the Zimbabwe farmers that came to Nigeria.....

During the Saraki regime closed up and relocated back to their country...

All the Songhai Farms in the six geopolitical zones have closed up...

These are multi million projects ...with State Government backings and private investors...

All of them gone .. without no positive return..

D Lagos farm was a complete failure....

While Dangote has to take over the one for Katsina from the State Govt to reduce the shame...

I wish you well

Willie2015:
What an elder sees sitting down, a child will not see it even if he stands on an Iroko tree"

Nearly all the Zimbabwe farmers that came to Nigeria.....

During the Saraki regime closed up and relocated back to their country...

All the Songhai Farms in the six geopolitical zones have closed up...

These are multi million projects ...with State Government backings and private investors...

All of them gone .. without no positive return..

D Lagos farm was a complete failure....

While Dangote has to take over the one for Katsina from the State Govt to reduce the shame...

I wish you well

Gerrard59:
Bros, the founder of the firm is pictured there. He's a dollar billionaire! This is no joke. JBS is in town

chopnaira:
https://punchng.com/brazilian-firm-plans-2-5bn-livestock-investment-in-ogun/

Willie2015:
Bro
Its not about the billions ....
Its about the economic environment and the chaotic Agric value chain...
Try and read about the White Zimbabwe farmers ...
They relocated to Kwara state...after Mugabe send them parking...
Na one by one they comot back to their country...

Ricchy21:
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EmperorCaesar:

Finally, Ogun SG is doing aall they can to close the gap on Lagos iin the industrial and Economic sector. We really fancy this kinda healthy competition. Its good for us all

It thought perpetual wailers were telling us then that International investors have all given up on doing business with us

It turns out those negative assumptions live only in their uselessly small heart. The reality outside is very much different

God bless Nigeria

FreeStuffsNG:
Well warm reception 👏 😍 I am very proud of Ogun State.

If they have this your kind of mindset, they will not even come to invest in Nigeria. Those guys are rugged experienced entrepreneurs. Did you notice the FMN Plc Chairman in that gathering? You want to tell Coumantros about investing in Nigeria? Smh

Ojuntana:

How many times will the same Brazillian firm plan $2.5bn investment?

APC and lies

Una go chop propaganda tire

Ogun State is set to benefit from a $2.5bn investment in livestock production in Nigeria by JBS of Brazil.

EmperorCaesar:

Finally, Ogun SG is doing aall they can to close the gap on Lagos iin the industrial and Economic sector. We really fancy this kinda healthy competition. Its good for us all

It thought perpetual wailers were telling us then that International investors have all given up on doing business with us

It turns out those negative assumptions live only in their uselessly small heart. The reality outside is very much different

God bless Nigeria

Poormanpikin:
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chopnaira:
https://punchng.com/brazilian-firm-plans-2-5bn-livestock-investment-in-ogun/

chopnaira:
https://punchng.com/brazilian-firm-plans-2-5bn-livestock-investment-in-ogun/

chopnaira:
Ogun State is set to benefit from a $2.5bn investment in livestock production in Nigeria by JBS of Brazil.

The controlling shareholder of the company, Wesley Batista, gave this indication when officials of his firm, led by the controlling shareholder of EMN, Mr John Coumantaros, visited the Ogun State Governor, Dapo Abiodun, in his office at Oke-Mosan, Abeokuta on Sunday.

Coumantaros disclosed that the investment would be in improving the production of beef, pork, chicken in Nigeria.

He said: “We have been talking and learning about Nigeria. We had the privilege to meet the Nigerian delegation in Brazil when President Bola Tinubu visited our country. We see Nigeria as the hub of Africa with a very large population.

“Though it is our first time in Nigeria, we feel that we have a lot of similarities between Brazil and Nigeria. We have a very good impression so far about Nigeria and Nigerians.

“We are serious about coming to Nigeria to invest in beef, pork, chicken, among others. We see growth prospects in Nigeria and what Nigerian leaders are doing in encouraging investors to come and make significant investments here. We can bring our knowledge and expertise to bear in Nigeria’s economy,” Coumantaros said.

According to the Controlling Shareholder, the company, across several countries of the world, processes 80,000 heads of cattle, 15 million chickens, about 25,000 heads of lamb per day.

He added that the company also produces packaged products like sausages and bacon.

The Chief Executive Officer of the Nigeria Investment Promotion Commission, Aisha Rimi, on her part, said the meeting is a follow-up to the technical team sent by the company to assess the potentials of the State for investment, adding that the company is ready to invest $2.5bn in the next five years in livestock, and Ogun State would be one of the States to benefit.

Responding, Governor Abiodun said the state, with more than 16,000 square kilometers, offers an ideal location for investments as it provides unique connections to the 17 southern states as well as the northern parts of the country.

“We have provided, in terms of infrastructure, 1,000 kilometers of highways and the best-constructed airport in Nigeria, specially dedicated to agro imports and exports.

“We are number one in non-oil, as two-thirds of the state sits on limestone. Our state is the third-largest producer of cement in Africa, trailing behind Morocco, which is second, and Egypt, which is first.

“The State also has gold, silica, bitumen, and others which are too numerous to mention. We have more gas reticulation than any other state. There are two major gas pipelines that crisscross our state,” he stated.

Governor Abiodun noted that Ogun is going into power generation and distribution, assuring that industries and companies that operate in the State would have access to the cheapest power supply in the country.

On the acquisition of land, the governor said it has been made seamless as land title documents would be made ready within 30 days, assuring that his administration has invested significantly in security to guarantee the safety of lives and properties of those who live and work in the state.
https://punchng.com/brazilian-firm-plans-2-5bn-livestock-investment-in-ogun/

Judolisco:
When dem release IGR now some people go dey shout.... See one mumu dey shout is a lie above.. Some people dey invest on Monday.... While some people Don declare Monday as public holiday