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Nigeria Can Feed Herself. by Chi12baby(op): 2:59pm On Jun 14, 2018
Most Nigerians are lazy yet expect magic. Nigeria just exited its worst recession in decades. After five quarters of negative growth,focusing on one resource (everything Crude oil). Most people do not know that this move was an impending disaster caused by the Good luck administration. Subsidising fuel was not the way out, because something esle would suffer for it. Thankfully, Buhari brought us out of recession and the economy bounced back. Agriculture was one of the stars of 2017, posting consistent growth levels even throughout the recession. President Muhammadu Buhari inaugurated Africa’s biggest hatchery and feed mill constructed by Olam Grains at the cost of over 150 million dollars, in Kaduna. Emphasis has been on solid minerals and agriculture both of which in 2016, according to the President Buhari, grew by the last seven percent and 4.11 respectively. I ,hereby support the laudable move, Nigeria can feed herself. Wehdone Sir
Re: Nigeria Can Feed Herself. by Okonsyourguy(m): 3:19pm On Jun 14, 2018
The focus on the agric sector by President Buhari was a good one. Saving Nigeria from hunger is a good move. Nigerian's would thank him later for that.

Chi12baby:
Most Nigerians are lazy yet expect magic. Nigeria just exited its worst recession in decades. After five quarters of negative growth,focusing on one resource (everything Crude oil). Most people do not know that this move was an impending disaster caused by the Good luck administration. Subsidising fuel was not the way out, because something esle would suffer for it. Thankfully, Buhari brought us out of recession and the economy bounced back. Agriculture was one of the stars of 2017, posting consistent growth levels even throughout the recession. President Muhammadu Buhari inaugurated Africa’s biggest hatchery and feed mill constructed by Olam Grains at the cost of over 150 million dollars, in Kaduna. Emphasis has been on solid minerals and agriculture both of which in 2016, according to the President Buhari, grew by the last seven percent and 4.11 respectively. I ,hereby support the laudable move, Nigeria can feed herself. Wehdone Sir
Re: Nigeria Can Feed Herself. by Timibabaj(m): 4:23pm On Jun 14, 2018
We still owe a lot of good we're enjoying right now to Buhari. The man's performance has been impressive.
Chi12baby:
Most Nigerians are lazy yet expect magic. Nigeria just exited its worst recession in decades. After five quarters of negative growth,focusing on one resource (everything Crude oil). Most people do not know that this move was an impending disaster caused by the Good luck administration. Subsidising fuel was not the way out, because something esle would suffer for it. Thankfully, Buhari brought us out of recession and the economy bounced back. Agriculture was one of the stars of 2017, posting consistent growth levels even throughout the recession. President Muhammadu Buhari inaugurated Africa’s biggest hatchery and feed mill constructed by Olam Grains at the cost of over 150 million dollars, in Kaduna. Emphasis has been on solid minerals and agriculture both of which in 2016, according to the President Buhari, grew by the last seven percent and 4.11 respectively. I ,hereby support the laudable move, Nigeria can feed herself. Wehdone Sir
Re: Nigeria Can Feed Herself. by Babayero212(m): 6:09pm On Jun 14, 2018
Buhari has made NIgeria self sustaining.
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