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| Re: Willie Obiano Starts Rice Production & Processing In Anambra State(pics by Nobody: 8:43pm On Jan 01, 2016 |
Nice development, i dont know what the southwest governors are waiting for, they better wakeup and smell the coffee |
| Re: Willie Obiano Starts Rice Production & Processing In Anambra State(pics by tno4real(m): 8:44pm On Jan 01, 2016 |
U see the reason y I love the igbos |
| Re: Willie Obiano Starts Rice Production & Processing In Anambra State(pics by Nobody: 8:45pm On Jan 01, 2016 |
Go to Anambra and get answer to your question mr thomas diegwu01: |
| Re: Willie Obiano Starts Rice Production & Processing In Anambra State(pics by wristbangle: 8:45pm On Jan 01, 2016 |
manuelzz:Lol, I love obiano development but that doesn't mean you should throw tribal jabs on south west as if we are limited in Agriculture and the notion of calling us brown roof region is ridiculous bro. It's not that there ain't brown roof in ontisha. We also have similar Agric development in Ogun state and other south west states. Have u heard of ofada rice? Ofada rice bag is common at major markets. Just like ilesha rice, Benin rice, badeggi rice and other local rice u can think of. |
| Re: Willie Obiano Starts Rice Production & Processing In Anambra State(pics by Nobody: 8:45pm On Jan 01, 2016 |
I would v shouted end time rice from end time state Buh I checked properly n found out its here in my locality... Buh in other news End time president still making end time promises since 1915.. What was Pple expecting wen dey voted in an ubulueke nwuru anwu president... Imagine presidential chat 2 days ago..many end time errors in d end time chat. Ogakwaranu sch?? Na ebe kwanu Kamnukwa Na eji muscle enweta first degree... Kamnukwa Na eji keke e take nwanyi out Kamnukwa Na eji bicycle agba OKada. . Obj ......... Nwoke Na mma ana eme.... |
| Re: Willie Obiano Starts Rice Production & Processing In Anambra State(pics by donvicky2007: 8:45pm On Jan 01, 2016 |
[quote author=diegwu01 post=41558709]What in this Article proves that those Pictures are indeed A Rice Factory in Anambra State? Meanwhile, where do we have rice farms in Anambra?, someone should please educate me. So much lies and deceit in the media. the OP should provide proof of this and let me eat my words. Obiano's reign is barely 2 years, yet i see pictures of Old equipment and building, and yet the OP says its a newly built factory [/quot Anambra East hast a fertile land and has the Anambra river at their back yard they are good in rice,yam,vegetable and cassava farming and that is the same area the governor comes from. |
| Re: Willie Obiano Starts Rice Production & Processing In Anambra State(pics by nelsonguru: 8:45pm On Jan 01, 2016 |
Willie is working |
| Re: Willie Obiano Starts Rice Production & Processing In Anambra State(pics by Boss13: 8:45pm On Jan 01, 2016 |
coalcoal1:It is good news in the short term. However, what is going to happen after the governor is gone? We should not kid ourselves about not knowing how our politicians work. Give me one government agency that is effectively managed in this country. I like the idea but I don't understand why the governor should be the one building a rice mill with public funds, something some wealthy business men would gladly venture into if they consider the benefits offered by the government. Anambra government would not only save money for essential services, but also have a rice mill which will generate employment for its youth |
| Re: Willie Obiano Starts Rice Production & Processing In Anambra State(pics by fearNORTH: 8:47pm On Jan 01, 2016 |
Some haters will soon surface and remind us on how land-locked igbo land is. Igbos are rapidly developing without the proverbial oil money while Osun can no longer afford xmass decoration cos of oil price fall |
| Re: Willie Obiano Starts Rice Production & Processing In Anambra State(pics by chiefobdk(m): 8:48pm On Jan 01, 2016 |
diegwu01:https://www.nairaland.com/1930337/anambra-statelight-nationeconomic-political-power/308 go through this thread and eat Ur word. humbly. tankx |
| Re: Willie Obiano Starts Rice Production & Processing In Anambra State(pics by mn09abk: 8:50pm On Jan 01, 2016 |
I passed onitsha and entered awka my hometown...I swear anybody that call Anambra an Eroision town again.....Nkita ga lacha gi ike....I am proud of Willie Obiano...Willie is really working....My state is better than any south west state excluding Lag...I can beat my chest and say that. |
| Re: Willie Obiano Starts Rice Production & Processing In Anambra State(pics by chiefobdk(m): 8:50pm On Jan 01, 2016 |
Boss13:anambra government did not invest in rice. they only created enabling environment for people like coscharis to invest $400million in rice farming. with others like Joseph agro. visit the link below https://www.nairaland.com/1930337/anambra-statelight-nationeconomic-political-power/308 https://www.nairaland.com/2743139/gov-obiano-tours-coched-farms https://www.nairaland.com/1989325/obiano-attracts-520m-n86bn-investment |
| Re: Willie Obiano Starts Rice Production & Processing In Anambra State(pics by ARROBA(m): 8:51pm On Jan 01, 2016 |
Can we actually confirm that the rice been processed are grown in Anambra or that the rice were imported from overseas and processed in Anambra? |
| Re: Willie Obiano Starts Rice Production & Processing In Anambra State(pics by repogirl(f): 8:56pm On Jan 01, 2016 |
Kudos to Anambra state....they have a thinking governor..... Meanwhile Boooohari and his brothers are still eagerly awaiting the stipends they make from Oyel. Rubbish! |
| Re: Willie Obiano Starts Rice Production & Processing In Anambra State(pics by donvicky2007: 8:56pm On Jan 01, 2016 |
Boss13:Anambra State govt. is partnering with Coscharis Motors and some other private investors on Agro business in the state. |
| Re: Willie Obiano Starts Rice Production & Processing In Anambra State(pics by donbenie(m): 8:59pm On Jan 01, 2016 |
ARROBA:As a Civil Servant in Anambra state I can tell you from first hand experience that these are locally produced rice.. |
| Re: Willie Obiano Starts Rice Production & Processing In Anambra State(pics by Amberon: 9:00pm On Jan 01, 2016 |
good development. but why did they need to add "stone free"?? as if its a norm to have stone in rice. Also why add "Willie is working"?? does anyone care really?? |
| Re: Willie Obiano Starts Rice Production & Processing In Anambra State(pics by preciousMI1(f): 9:00pm On Jan 01, 2016 |
kodded:he's busy doing nothing.... y'all should enjoy the once in a year Christmas tree...n |
| Re: Willie Obiano Starts Rice Production & Processing In Anambra State(pics by preciousMI1(f): 9:02pm On Jan 01, 2016 |
nice one... in case our oil dries up we fall back to agriculture.... |
| Re: Willie Obiano Starts Rice Production & Processing In Anambra State(pics by Nobody: 9:02pm On Jan 01, 2016 |
mazzi:You don't make a point by adopting extremes. That's polarity thinking. Lets celebrate success wherever we find it and ensure we preserve our intellectual integrity. |
| Re: Willie Obiano Starts Rice Production & Processing In Anambra State(pics by diegwu01: 9:03pm On Jan 01, 2016 |
chiefobdk:I have, i did further research and found out the Coched farm Research by Coscharis group in conjuction with the State Government. Thanks for the Info. http://sunnewsonline.com/new/anambra-today-obiano-moves-make-anambra-leading-rice-producer/ |
| Re: Willie Obiano Starts Rice Production & Processing In Anambra State(pics by Jacko01: 9:03pm On Jan 01, 2016 |
God make abia governor better than thos biko |
| Re: Willie Obiano Starts Rice Production & Processing In Anambra State(pics by MsFaith: 9:06pm On Jan 01, 2016 |
this is what we call 'way forward' |
| Re: Willie Obiano Starts Rice Production & Processing In Anambra State(pics by Nobody: 9:07pm On Jan 01, 2016 |
Boss13:Shut up before I use my iron belt to flog that sw hate and jealousy from you. Are you aware that Cosmas Maduka and other notable businessmen have commercial farms in Anambra? I know because I did some farming supplies to some of them. Don't come here and say what you don't know. You talk about road, water and education. ..are you not aware that Anambra leads every other states in Nigeria in these areas? |
| Re: Willie Obiano Starts Rice Production & Processing In Anambra State(pics by chiefobdk(m): 9:08pm On Jan 01, 2016 |
Daniel058:I dey shame for Ur ignorance |
| Re: Willie Obiano Starts Rice Production & Processing In Anambra State(pics by Nobody: 9:10pm On Jan 01, 2016 |
ARROBA:Take your cynicism and nihilism to your dirty SW. |
| Re: Willie Obiano Starts Rice Production & Processing In Anambra State(pics by chiefobdk(m): 9:13pm On Jan 01, 2016 |
ARROBA:go through this link to confirm. visit the link below https://www.nairaland.com/1930337/anambra-statelight- nationeconomic-political-power/308 https://www.nairaland.com/2743139/gov-obiano-tours- coched-farms https://www.nairaland.com/1989325/obiano- attracts-520m-n86bn-investment agricultural revolution going on in Anambra |
| Re: Willie Obiano Starts Rice Production & Processing In Anambra State(pics by Nobody: 9:13pm On Jan 01, 2016 |
sonOfLucifer:sorry to ask, is your moniker what you actually are. If not, that's a rather sinister moniker to identify yourself with. |
| Re: Willie Obiano Starts Rice Production & Processing In Anambra State(pics by chiefobdk(m): 9:16pm On Jan 01, 2016 |
diegwu01:How did the pie taste.. jokes apart Anambra is witnessing huge agricultural revolution |
| Re: Willie Obiano Starts Rice Production & Processing In Anambra State(pics by Lionsclaw: 9:17pm On Jan 01, 2016 |
wachakuta:In your mind creativity is designed only for state governors while pmb is meant to just sit down to to collect 65% of national cake abi? Common stop celebrating mediocity and ask your pmb to get to work asap. For starters you can show him these pics of anambra rice ![]() |
| Re: Willie Obiano Starts Rice Production & Processing In Anambra State(pics by chiefobdk(m): 9:18pm On Jan 01, 2016 |
In fulfilment of his campaign promise of revolutionissing agriculture to boost food production and create jobs, Anambra State Governor, Willie Obiano, at the weekend commissioned a multi-billion naira farm project in partnership with the Coscharis Group at Anaku town in Ayamelum Local Government Area of the state Performing the opening ceremonies to mark the take- off of the project known as the Coched Farms Project, Governor Obiano assured of his administration’s determination to make Anambra State the number one state in rice production in the country, starting with a projected increase in the volume of rice production in the state from the present 80,000 metric tons to 400,000 metric tons. To speed up the achievement of this target, the governor announced that the state had commenced the distribution of 120,000 metric tons of high-yielding rice species to farmers for this year’s planting season through their various cooperative societies which he noted would give the state over 300,000 metric tons of rice at harvest time. The Coched Farm Project is a joint venture between the state government and the Coscharis Group that will lead to the cultivation of 2,500 hectares of rice per season and a production capacity of 12,000 metric tons per annum in the first phase. Obiano explained that the importance of the project would be better understood by examining its projected impact on the lives of the people. “This enterprise will generate about 1000 full-time and seasonal jobs for youths and women across the entire rice value chain. The farm is expected to produce 8,000 to 12,000 metric tons of paddy per annum with an expected income of N400 million to N600 million per annum from paddy when fully developed. At an estimated market value of N140,000 per metric ton of processed rice, the expected income will be between N784 million to N1.176 billion per annum when the production and processing infrastructure are fully developed. These estimates fall nicely into my campaign promise to Ndi Anambra that we shall drive development through agriculture to create jobs, jobs, jobs, boost our domestic economy and shore up the revenue profile of the State,’ he said. He revealed that the state government had already committed N300 million to the partnership and structured the venture to benefit the community, the state and the country. Offering insight into his administration’s decision to focus on rice production, Governor Obiano explained that apart from the availability of arable land, he was aware of some impressive statistics which cited Nigeria as the largest consumer of rice on the continent with six million metric tons of rice consumed annually in the country. According to him, half of the volume was imported while 2.8 million metric tons was produced locally, pointing out that Nigeria spent about N365 billion on importing rice annually (an average of N1 billion per day). The governor recalled that since his inauguration on March 17, his administration had been “consumed by the titanic effort to remake Anambra State, by planting a tree of hope in the society and nurturing it with tenderness till harvest time,” adding that the Coched Farm Project came into being as a response from industrialists and entrepreneurs whom he held discussions with at an all-important meeting of illustrious sons and daughters of the state. According to him, Chief Cosmas Maduka, chairman of Coscharis Group was one of those who heeded the call and resolved to support the state’s wealth creation efforts with their ingenuity and finance and helped to facilitate the Coched Farm Project at Anaku. While enjoining others to emulate Coscharis effort so that there would be many more similar investments in the agricultural sector, he disclosed that more major investors would soon be in the state to embark on commercial and mechanised agriculture in the various agricultural belts of the state, which he observed would attract more agro-based industries with increased value benefits, wealth creation and employment opportunities. The governor restated the focus of his administration on some of its set targets for agriculture in the state, three of which he named as follows: “That Anambra State should be among the top three states in agricultural production in Nigeria; that Anambra State should become number one in the production of rice, cassava and fish in the first four years of the administration; and that agriculture should contribute at least 40 per cent to the GDP of Anambra State.” He urged the people of Amaku community to give total support and cooperation to ensure the success of the venture as they would be the primary beneficiaries, warning that government would not tolerate any act that would threaten the progress of work. Obiano described the event “as a watershed in our collective effort to build a new Anambra State – a place where the creative energies of the people are matched by the opportunities for self-actualisation. In his own remarks, the Chairman of the company, Chief Cosmas Maduka, thanked Governor Obiano for endorsing the partnership and stated that the project at full operation would provide 500 direct jobs and 2,000 indirect jobs and would extend to other parts of the state. The industry captain observed that in addition to the rice farm, the project also had a rice mill of 20 tons per hour capacity that would provide services to local farmers. In their separate remarks, the Chairman of Ayamelum Local Government Area, Mr. Paul Obiora, and an industrialist and community leader, Chief Rommy Ezeonwuka of Rojenny Tourist Village Oba, noted that agriculture holds a great promise for the future of the state and commended the governor for his bold initiative to give it a pride of place in Anambra State. http://sunnewsonline.com/new/anambra-today-obiano-moves-make-anambra-leading-rice-producer/ |
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