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HtwoOw:
They keep avoiding the thread

It's not easy for them to see several good developments in 3 days into the new year

Some of them were even wishing to hear bomb blast on Christmas and New year's eve can you imagine ??

quote author=DropShot post=52520400]If this thread was about a company shutting down business, the whole of NL wailing zombies will congregate and masturbate on it.

What a set of perpetually embittered people they are.

PMB will shame doubters.

HAH:
A small basket of tomoto was N200 yesterday at kawo kaduna. who need canned tomoto when fresh ones are available and very cheap, and truly even when tomato ebola came my wife used dried tomato, is by far better than tin tomato.

godoluwa:
With his substandard tomatoe paste?
Before you quote me with rubbish, have a taste of good tomatoe paste and compare it with that of dangote/erisco to know the difference.
Gino is easy to get & its better than dangote/erisco product
iranu

Fourwinds:
no mind them...na hatred go kill some people

godoluwa:
With his substandard tomatoe paste?
Before you quote me with rubbish, have a taste of good tomatoe paste and compare it with that of dangote/erisco to know the difference.
Gino is easy to get & its better than dangote/erisco product
iranu

SexyBabe001:
The Dangote Tomato Processing Factory in Kadawa, Kura Local Government Area of Kano State is to resume production in February.

The company, which began production in Feb. 2016, had to suspend operation due to lack of enough raw materials.
The Managing Director of the company, Alh. Abdulkadir Kaita, disclosed this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Tuesday in Kano.

He added that preparation for production to resume was at an advanced stage.

Kaita said that the company had to suspend production, when most of the tomato farms in about five states were affected by a pest, which destroyed all the tomato species.

“We expect that tomato farmers would have produced enough for the company to process, hence our decision to resume production in February,’’ he said.

According to him, many tomato farmers at the Kadawa, Kura, Garun-Malam and Hadeja-Jama’are irrigation sites are expected to produce enough for the company to process.

“We deliberately decided to resume production in February because we don’t want to create scarcity of the commodity.

“We want to make sure that there is enough to process so that its price will not go up,” Kaita said.

He said that the company which had the capacity to process 40 trucks or 1,200 tonnes of fresh tomatoes per day, would soon begin recruitment of additional staff.

“All our trained staff are still with us and we are paying them salary but if there is need to recruit additional staff, we will do so to ensure effective service delivery,’’ he said .

NAN recalls that a pest popularly known as “Tuta Absoluta’’ destroyed tomato farms in Kano, Jigawa, Plateau, Katsina and Kaduna states.

Source:
http://www.ajayiwrites.com/2017/01/dangote-tomato-factory-reopens-february.html

MrPresident1:
No one knows the exact day that Jesus Christ will come back, but the Bible gives us the reference period when all things MUST end including the establishment of the kingdom of God.

In the Book of Daniel 2:44, we are told that Christ will come during the days of trying to mix iron and clay. Now the incoming rulers of iron have said that they will not have anything to do with clay when they come in, and Daniel tells us that it is in the days of trying to mix iron and clay that the kingdom of Christ will be set up.

The days of trying to mix iron and clay ends on the 20th of January 2017

Let us all prepare to receive our Messiah, Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ in our watchfulness and sobriety. He will be here on or before tue 20th of January 2017

ceejay80s:
Dem don press button, now the importers can't import there's anymore cos its now banned, na only dangote own go dey sell, I am not against it but they have to sell it to us at an affordable price, e.g if imported ones cost 400naira, angote's own should be 200naira

arewaboy01:
brosss go and sit down

obailala:
The govt has said it will ban tomato paste imports completely this 2017, but everyone folds their hands and waits for only Dangote and Erisco to produce everything (I even hear erisco has moved his production out of Nigeria to China where production is cheaper). Very soon when tomato paste importation is banned and Dangote becomes the only one, people would start the usual lamentations again about how Dangote is monopolising everything.

ceejay80s:
Its not even about monopolising, let him just make it cheap and affordable and same time the quality should remain same or increased and never decreased and sold at same price, u don't expect me to buy dangotes own when other imported ones are cheaper and beter in quality and quantity

godoluwa:
With his substandard tomatoe paste?
Before you quote me with rubbish, have a taste of good tomatoe paste and compare it with that of dangote/erisco to know the difference.
Gino is easy to get & its better than dangote/erisco product
iranu

godoluwa:
With his substandard tomatoe paste?
Before you quote me with rubbish, have a taste of good tomatoe paste and compare it with that of dangote/erisco to know the difference.
Gino is easy to get & its better than dangote/erisco product
iranu

deolu2000:
Hope he won't come and mop up the tomatos meant for the common man that will bring about sharp increase in the price of the commodity. Abt d company itself, i blv it is going to bring abt employments for some ppl.

Sanchez01:
That you mentioned Gino means you don't know good tomatoes. Gino is a horrible brand, which specializes in making dark and horrible looking paste. Wish the days of De Rica could be rolled back.

deolu2000:
Hope he won't come and mop up the tomatos meant for the common man that will bring about sharp increase in the price of the commodity. Abt d company itself, i blv it is going to bring abt employments for some ppl.

uboma:
De Rica is very much available.

You can get them from big shopping malls.

HAH:
A small basket of tomoto was N200 yesterday at kawo kaduna. who need canned tomoto when fresh ones are available and very cheap, and truly even when tomato ebola came my wife used dried tomato, is by far better than tin tomato.

uboma:
this is also my fear.

I hope we do not experience another Tomato scarcity during the coming months....

Sanchez01:
Not in Enugu here... I've searched Shoprite and Roban Stores, nothing. The last time I was in PH, which was about a month ago, I had to stop at Park N Shop to get some things and also checked. Found nothing. I know it is available in Lagos though. I even used it about a year back.

Sanchez01:
That you mentioned Gino means you don't know good tomatoes. Gino is a horrible brand, which specializes in making dark and horrible looking paste. Wish the days of De Rica could be rolled back.

louqas:
The more reason they have to be encouraged so that they can produce good quality paste like Gino. In this day and age it is a big shame for us to be importing tomato paste from other countries when we have enough capacity for self sufficiency and export of tomato. We keep exporting our jobs to those countries and wonder why we have high unemployment.
Dangote/erisco should be encouraged .

thepeople2020:
WHO CARES?

godoluwa:
but these companies are not ready to give us quality product.
dangote can't eat tomatoe paste produced in his own factory and you want me yo eat it?
America do import some of the foods that they consumed over there, I will be glad if you can check the difference between dangote noodles & that if popular indomie noodles.

louqas:
The fact that indomie is the market leader doesn't mean other noodles are not edible or harmful so also is tomato paste . Dangote paste is fit for consumption and certified so in this case quality is relative as far as the paste meet acceptable standard. Like peak milk is probably the best quality and most expensive milk doesn't make three crown or Luna unfit for consumption.