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In Nigeria, the operators of cocoa sector forecast a 15% increase in production during the 2017/2018 mid-crop, which begins by April / May.

According to Savina Riman, head of Cocoa Association of Nigeria (CAN), adequate sunshine and good rainfall will help harvest 290,000 tons of cocoa. This contrasts with the 40% decline a year earlier, due to drought.

Regarding the main season, the official said that the dry weather that strikes the growing areas could cause the country to miss its production target of between 300,000 tons and 320,000 tons.

Let’s recall that Nigeria, which is the world sixth-largest cocoa supplier, produced 225, 000 tons of the beans during the 2016/2017 season.

 

SOURCE: https://brandspurng.com/nigerias-cocoa-sector-anticipates-a-290-000-tons-rebound-for-the-2017-18-mid-crop/

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Kai

Funny enough, people planting ,selling this stuff have never tasted chocolate before

Nigeria should find a way to processed the cocoa and export, than exporting the raw material .

This is good business..

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Kai

Funny enough, people planting ,selling this stuff have never tasted chocolate before

But, they've tasted d main ingredient, chocolate is made from


A lot of pple, eating chocolate, have never seen a cocoa pod before, talk more of d tree!

Th money they will still loot and use for politics. How did Nigeria get to this stage.

increments in all sectors, but yet at the bottom. God help us!

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Kai

Funny enough, people planting ,selling this stuff have never tasted chocolate before

it doesn't matter if they have tasted chocolate or not...what they dealing with is cocoa, not tea or chocolate. And what matters to them is to get a good yield and good marketing

fa4dmike:
Th money they will still loot and use for politics. How did Nigeria get to this stage.

The money doesn't go into federation account though.

It's good news to the farmers and (more good news) for the middle men.

290,000 dollars or 290,000 turns? The title of a write-up is very important, some don't bother reading the content.

deepwater:
Kai

Funny enough, people planting ,selling this stuff have never tasted chocolate before

Milo? Bournvita?

OPS abeg correct that $2900000/tonne!

hmm

Our agric. sector is now growing thanks to P M B however we need to start our own chocolate producing industry here before exporting the excess raw cocoa. Say Buhari say Baba. Less I forget, this my question goes the board of Oduduwa as to the position of the Cocoa board store at Ogba in Ikeja built during the Obafemi Awolowo era where cocoa are being stored before shipping the little we know about it now is that it is being used by Guinness factory to store the empty cartons of their products. The question now is was it just let out for a period of time or has been looted out to the factory now that the era of cocoa production has resurfaced ? Over to you now Board of Oduduwa.