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The $300m BUA Sugar factory/farm in Kwara is gradually nearing completion. Nigeria spends N300bn importing sugar.

According to reports, this plant will process 14,000 tonnes of canes daily to produce 200,000 tonnes of refined sugar, 35mw of electricity.

See Photo Below

Source

https://www.nairafame.com/2019/11/300m-bua-sugar-factory-in-kwara-is.html

wow nice development

I hope BUA has a steady source for canes.
Factory without raw materials won't survive.

How do we spend as high as 300bn importing sugars annually when dangote produces?? What's wrong? Can anyone school me please?

Too much excuses for stealing money in every sector in this country sha.

Where are the photos?

Great..nice development for a state not the pencil development for a country like naija

If more of these are created in different states of the federation...gbagbe,naija don beta be dat

Meanwhile hope FG won't claim the project

Kwara state & Bua...

The $300m BUA Sugar factory/farm in Kwara is gradually nearing completion. Nigeria spends N300bn importing sugar.

This is the kind of positive CHANGE we voted for.

We spend #300 BILLION naira to import sugar?! Just imagine!

Slow and steady we are getting it right in this nation.

Slow and steady we will get there.

God bless Nigeria.

Cool


But where the picture of the factory?

Nigeria is still cursed. Whatever positive news is out there. This country will remain a shit hole I'm the next 100years
Even if you have money ..the system in Nigeria will frustrate you.

300 Million dollar or 300 Million naira?

The kind of criminals wey we get as leaders for this useless country is really annoying.

dhensity:
Nigeria is still cursed. Whatever positive news is out there. This country will remain a shit hole I'm the next 100years

Guess you mean you and your preople are still cursed.
Wailers will always be filled with hatred in their miserable lives no matter any positive news they read concerning the nation.

Whether you and your ilks like it or not : God bless Nigeria.

dkenny4lyf:
we are getting there....
By God grace, Nigeria will soon be a Great and enviable one in the comity of nations

Amen.
We love positive minded people such as this.
God bless you Mr Kenny.
Nigeria will be great again from the rot it was turned to.
We will get there gradually......

Good

Type 2 people go plenty for Kwara.........

good development

We should go into sugar cane production and sell to them.....God bless Nigeria..

Damnnnnn

300 billion?
A real niggarrr don't believe that shit

BUA, Dangote's closest competitor!

I see no pix

All you niggas should get ready for diabetes. Lol

Xisnin:
I hope BUA has a steady source for canes.
Factory without raw materials won't survive.

This my friend is the right question to ask. Hopefully this would have some positive effect on the value chain for home grown sugar cane in the long run.

BUA could;
1) Lease hectares of land and grow sugar cane en masse

2) Foster backward linkage with farmers and other small to medium scale farms to augment existing supply.

3) In the long run, consider production of ethanol as biofuel.



Overall ripple effects... more jobs and forex savings.



Anyways, time will tell.

Where is the factory? All I'm seeing is grass , sugar and people wearing helmet

Where were these people some years back?

post=84390219:
Photos?!

Yes.

Are the 3 up there representative of the investment?

thank god Ng is moving forward

This is a remarkable achievement.







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WalkerMichael:
How do we spend as high as 300bn importing sugars annually when dangote produces?? What's wrong? Can anyone school me please?

My brother , I tire and the gote man even with this kind of wide gap in supply still doesn't want to let this Bua man from the same Kano drink water and keep the cup

wow

post=84390203:
This is the kind of positive CHANGE we voted for.

Slow and steady we are getting it right in this nation.

Slow and steady we will get there.

God bless Nigeria.

This dead meat guy is back from ban