paix:
Any idea of the price per bag?

Currently I don't know the price. There was a thread addressing that recently. Seems they have all hiked the prices. Now in the range of 22k and above

Just got it, CLICK HERE

Location is a factor too...

Mama gold and Ebony.

pocohantas:
Prior to this whole LAND border closure issue, I never knew I have been consuming local rice.

Never encountered stones in them, neither were they soggy... Lil wonder they can easily rebag them and pass them off as the much celebrated FOREIGN rice. They are that good!

So, I will say Mama Gold, Mama's Pride and Stallion. That is also what they always gave us during festive periods at my former place of work. Now I know they were buying Naija.

Please lets patronise our own.

The biggest problem which we are facing in Nigeria is the people are illiterate they don't even know what goes on in their own country or in their own backyard mama gold is imported rice from Thailand. Seventy percent of the rice branded in Nigeria are imported rice from India and Thailand.



70% of the rice written made in Nigeria are imported rice. Mama gold black Stallion super eagle rice all of these are important

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/323802-over-70-of-rice-in-nigerian-markets-is-foreign-report.html

I tried Umza rice based on seller recommendation when i couldn't get lake rice and it was really good. No stones or shafts though a little starchy but very nice. I'll certainly be buying more of that local rice even if/when imported rice is in abundance

Big bull, its swell well,no stone,good looking etc

pocohantas:


Babe, I was shocked when I read on NL that it's a Nigerian grown rice. If I were thrown that question at Who Wants To Be A Millionaire, even after they remove two incorrect answers - I still won't choose Nigeria.

I bought about 17k a bag, before this issue escalated though. It isn't even scarce like people claim, maybe they also didn't know it is local.

Chai, where are my shoes

Sleevia:
With a plethora of complaints from different sectors regarding the nature of our locally produced rice, I am compelled to ask, in your own experience, which Nigerian brand of local rice is the best?

I know or believe that there are local rice brand that are clean, stone-free and can compete with the foreign ones.

Please help us with picture, not just words... Give us a name

if you work in any of the mills that produces rice or you live in a state that produce rice, kindly represent your company or state and help boost its revenue by duly representing her on here. brag and mention her name.

When this thread hits front page, which I believe it will, this will get attention and automatic sales for the brand.

I do not want to join others to complain and that is why I want to give this platform to those who produce the best brand of local rice.

Big bull is okay.

Big bull rice from Wacot rice mill

LadySarah:
Pls those in Rivers State,which brand is good?

Cos The Ebony rice i bought was Half rice,half stone

I bought Bull at Mile 3 last month; best 18.5k I ever spent. I'm still eating it in my house now.

dominique:
I tried Umza rice based on seller recommendation when i couldn't get lake rice and it was really good. No stones or shafts though a little starchy but very nice. I'll certainly be buying more of that local rice even if/when imported rice is in abundance

Umza this is 100% rice from Nigeria grown by farmers in Nigeria

kay9:


I bought Bull at Mile 3 last month; best 18.5k I ever spent. I'm still eating it in my house now.

Thanks.Noted right away.
Is Mile 3 close to Mile one mkt?
I'm coming frm artillery axis so i dunno much of that area

DEBJOCH1:
Every body strugling to be FCT..............mtcheeeeeeeeeeeeee

nothing they this yeye FCT. only big and politician enjoying FCT.

Mama's pride is the best. No stones and it's very sweet.

kingsol1759:
Crystal Gold Ofada Rice
100% stone free
Farmed and processed in Ekiti State the pride of SW

how much?

pocohantas:
Prior to this whole LAND border closure issue, I never knew I have been consuming local rice.

Never encountered stones in them, neither were they soggy... Lil wonder they can easily rebag them and pass them off as the much celebrated FOREIGN rice. They are that good!

So, I will say Mama Gold, Mama's Pride and Stallion. That is also what they always gave us during festive periods at my former place of work. Now I know they were buying Naija.

Please lets patronise our own.

I never knew this is Nigerian rice o,

pocohantas:


Currently I don't know the price. There was a thread addressing that recently. Seems they have all hiked the prices. Now in the range of 22k and above

Just got it, CLICK HERE

Location is a factor too...

Thanks, you're a darling.

pocohantas:
Prior to this whole LAND border closure issue, I never knew I have been consuming local rice.

Never encountered stones in them, neither were they soggy... Lil wonder they can easily rebag them and pass them off as the much celebrated FOREIGN rice. They are that good!

So, I will say Mama Gold, Mama's Pride and Stallion. That is also what they always gave us during festive periods at my former place of work. Now I know they were buying Naija.

Please lets patronise our own.

..The company has stopped importing mama gold rice to the country for a long time.So anywhere you see 'mamagold rice' today in Nigeria there s a high probability that it s Nigeria made/diluted..the company now produce rice locally in Nigeria just like that of LAKE RICE.They have their own large hectares of rice farm land in Nasarawa state.The name of their Nigeria made rice is now 'MAMA PRIDE PREMIUM RICE' it has the same logo as mama gold rice...If you ve never eaten any good rice before just look for this rice in the market and i ve a taste i can give you assurance that you will never buy any other rice against...fairly scarce and expensive too but very good...they are still expanding just the way LAKE RICE is not readily available in every shops in the market..

Kura Rice from kano state is the best locally cultivated rice in Nigeria. A trial will convince you.

Ofada rice

kingsol1759:
Thank sir for recommending us .

quote author=shovaychoco post=83190510]You guys should try crystal gold rice. You can even order it from jumia. I stopped eating foreign rice since the day i tasted it

Where can I get one in Ibadan?

Meskalito1:
#Toto is trending on twitter, and u are here talking about rice

why do you want to bring jokes to this thread

There is one brand called FAMOUS RICE. Her market extends well to the East and South west region of the country. The Producer have bagged Rice for SDM, Isiaka Adeleke, Confluence Rice (all for election campaign) and still bag for Elephant Rice(2years running).

Olam Mama's Pride

pocohantas:
Prior to this whole LAND border closure issue, I never knew I have been consuming local rice.

Never encountered stones in them, neither were they soggy... Lil wonder they can easily rebag them and pass them off as the much celebrated FOREIGN rice. They are that good!

So, I will say Mama Gold, Mama's Pride and Stallion. That is also what they always gave us during festive periods at my former place of work. Now I know they were buying Naija.

Please lets patronise our own.

Mama gold and Stallion are Thailand rice not Nigerian
Only Mamas pride is Nigerian made

Dsourcee:
Bull

Bull is the best

Big Bull is the best

Ubgerald:
Naija Sweet Rice...

Had my doubts but I've been eating it for a while and it is really nice. Maybe local rice might be the way forward.

Bought a bag yesterday in Gowon estate egbeda at 18k

waho...pls where @ gowon estate

are they no benue people on this thread? i am yet to read from them

[quote author=Sleevia post=83184759]With a plethora of complaints from different sectors regarding the nature of our locally produced rice, I am compelled to ask, in your own experience, which Nigerian brand of local rice is the best?

I know or believe that there are local rice brand that are clean, stone-free and can compete with the foreign ones


Please help us with picture, not just words... Give us a name
if you work in any of the mills that produces rice or you live in a state that


In Lagos here, the only one I enjoy since the.closure is Lorlor Rice but spelt LoLo
I didnt bother tasting the other due to the way they look like dirts swept out of a capenters shop.

Abakaleke.