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Tomorrow (Tuesday, August 9) at 6:30am on Inspiration 92.3FM (Lagos) make effort to listen to Mr. Oluyinka Soola share his insights on overcoming export business challenges in the Agro-allied sector.

For those who may not have access to the station's broadcast because of location can opt for online streaming (that is how l listen to Nigerian radio stations)

Listened in and was very informative. Got to know that Hibiscus (used locally for making zobo) is in high demand in North America and Mexico.

Information is priceless!

You're bae pavore

Listened in too, the streaming was kinda bad had to watch it live. It was worth it!
Three tips
Get the information
Start small and
Be patient.

Growth takes time right. The only issue for me is where to learn the ropes.. will get there.

[quote author=greetings post=48322367]You're bae pavore

Listened in too, the streaming was kinda bad had to watch it live. It was worth it!
Three tips
Get the information
Start small and
Be patient.

Growth takes time right. The only issue for me is where to learn the ropes.. will get there.[/quote

My streaming was clear as l use streama.com.

I kinda of laughed when a caller talked about exporting garri to the UK. In Nairobi, l bumped into a store where a kilo of yellow garri was being sold for $10, l just quenched the urge to drink garri!

For those in Nigeria, visiting the offices of the Nigerian Export Promotion Council nearest to them give them info on their training programmes as the cost l believe will be subsidized.

There will be a repeat broadcast on Thursday, August 11, 2016 at 6:30pm.

Trainings organized here in PH by export promotion council are always FREE....I've attended about 5 FOC


Please I'll send you a mail on the Garri matter


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Bookiemart01:
Trainings organized here in PH by export promotion council are always FREE....I've attended about 5 FOC


Please I'll send you a mail on the Garri matter

We found a way around it by sourcing garri directly from Uganda, getting it for $2 per kilo.

[quote author=Pavore9 post=48322850][/quote]Can you shed light on what fadama stands for and how it is being operated?

I need contact of export Council in Imo state bc I want to start exporting my smokedfish to Europe etc

I am happy to see a thread on EXPORTATION at last. Please let us educate ourselves just like the IMPORTATION thread. Pavore, I appreciate dear. We need to have the likes of Soola here to educate us. Once again, thanks for starting the thread.

baba11:
Can you shed light on what fadama stands for and how it is being operated?

This should help with a background information.

http://nigerianobservernews.com/17062014/features/features7.html#.V6rkuCnbvHY

zazua:
I need contact of export Council in Imo state bc I want to start exporting my smokedfish to Europe etc

Read through their website. http://www.nepc.gov.ng

Pavore9:
This should help with a background information.

http://nigerianobservernews.com/17062014/features/features7.html#.V6rkuCnbvHY

thanks

Bookiemart01:
Trainings organized here in PH by export promotion council are always FREE....I've attended about 5 FOC


Please I'll send you a mail on the Garri matter

Please where does it hold in PH?

They send mails to registered members whenever they have training its not like they have training everyday in a particular office

okpurukata:
Please where does it hold in PH?

Pavore9:
There will be a repeat broadcast on Thursday, August 11, 2016 at 6:30pm.

Thanks for this info. Will definitely tune in today with my notebook to take notes.

Pavore9:
Listened in and was very informative. Got to know that Hibiscus (used locally for making zobo) is in high demand in North America and Mexico.

Information is priceless!

I'm an avid follower of your posts. Just joined nairaland. Thank you for all the info shared. It is said that a teacher's reward is in heaven.

That said, Hibiscus and zobo aren't actually the same. Zobo is roselle in English. Yakuwa in Hausa. Don't know what it's called in other languages.
And FYI I just discovered that neem and Dogonyaro aren't the same. Dogonyaro is actually eucalyptus tree. The Hausa name for neem is Garbejiya.

docfarmer3:
That said, Hibiscus and zobo aren't actually the same. Zobo is roselle in English.

Scientific name: Hibiscus sabdariffa

docfarmer3:
I'm an avid follower of your posts. Just joined nairaland. Thank you for all the info shared. It is said that a teacher's reward is in heaven.

That said, Hibiscus and zobo aren't actually the same. Zobo is roselle in English. Yakuwa in Hausa. Don't know what it's called in other languages.
And FYI I just discovered that neem and Dogonyaro aren't the same. Dogonyaro is actually eucalyptus tree. The Hausa name for neem is Garbejiya.

Roselle is a specie of Hibiscus. which in particular is used for Zobo. As per Dogonyaro which is the Hausa name likewise Darbejiya and Bedi while the Hindi name is Neem, so they are one and same.

Pavore9:
Roselle is a specie of Hibiscus. which in particular is used for Zobo. As per Dogonyaro which is the Hausa name likewise Darbejiya and Bedi while the Hindi name is Neem, so they are one and same.

Thank you. Learning is a wonderful thing

how can I get the link for the streaming

You can stream some past events from the link below. Hopefully they will upload this particular episode soon.

https://sme.fidelitybank.ng/radio-forum/

Agathabishen:
how can I get the link for the streaming

lanre2009:
You can stream some past events from the link below. Hopefully they will upload this particular episode soon.

https://sme.fidelitybank.ng/radio-forum/

thanks a lot

Get to watch this on Saturday (August 13).

Watching live over the internet.

Bookiemart01:
They send mails to registered members whenever they have training its not like they have training everyday in a particular office

What does it take the register? How much will be required?

I've checked the site and they require some forms to be filled. Is it as simple as that?

Pavore9:
Tomorrow (Tuesday, August 9) at 6:30am on Inspiration 92.3FM (Lagos) make effort to listen to Mr. Oluyinka Soola share his insights on overcoming export business challenges in the Agro-allied sector.

For those who may not have access to the station's broadcast because of location can opt for online streaming (that is how l listen to Nigerian radio stations)

pls sir what is the export price for palm oil and Maize

The 1st thing is your company as to be registered with CAC

You'll also pay #11,000 for the certificate. The certificate is renewable in 2 years

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igboboy3:
What does it take the register? How much will be required?

I've checked the site and they require some forms to be filled. Is it as simple as that?