SLAP44:


I will be selling barrels of palm oil to you at our Biafran/Nigerian border at Ore

SLAP44:
There's so much food and natural resources in Igboland that they can feed West Africa as soon as they are granted their own country.

Coldie:

Do u have any facts to backup this your claim?

SLAP44:
There's so much food and natural resources in Igboland that they can feed West Africa as soon as they are granted their own country.

jneutron4000:
This is commendable. At a governor from the east is looking towards reviving vital economic sector of the state

Sammy07:


We're exporting Palm oil In Nigeria, just that we are not fully into agriculture, that's why our agriculture exports are low.

Rgade:
SE has so much industries lying fallow.
So much potential waiting for the tapping.
I honestly don't know the kind of creatures we have as leaders in the East today. How all those industries of old collapsed, I don't know, why they aren't being revamped I equally have no idea.
AVOP and all those is there lying waste in Enugu, while that round Teletubby is busy buying media awards and recognition for good governance.

Anyway if this doesn't turn out to be another one of their numerous publicity stunts and audio revival; 55% of the land should be gazetted for the cultivation of cannabis sativa; very important.

PericomaNwankwo:


Please carry your Edo state away!!! You and Igbos are not on the same level!! There are over 45million Igbos. Igbo is a nation. You're going to be highly unreasonable if I judge you base on this comment.

Sammy07:


You should encourage the Ibo guys to go into more Palm oil plantation, everything cannot be government..

It will even generate more income for your guys.

Honor10:


Ipob piglet, go and ask your grandparents why they were killed like chickens, I as a person will so much want that ur landlock country to come to fruition, if that will make u fugitives and parasites leave southwest to ur mud republic

Dirpetaner:


The border at Onitsha bridge you mean?? Don't covet your brother's properties. South-south is not igboland.

sassysure:

You don't know how to make research?

vasco01:


Dey there dey deceive yourself

Nchenches:



But some of them are irredeemably senseless.
Those of them who because they have landed property or business in Lagos or Abuja, thus, they don’t think of the ugly picture of their future generations as Nigerians.

Lovelyn451:
Make Una do fast abeg...everyday I walk the whole market looking for Igbo women to buy palm oil from. my Enugu customer tavelled to go process her oil plus ogili and yellow garri, this lockdown just spoil business for us ...Yoruba women don finish me with the concotion they call oil...like oil will be as red as what I don't even know, it doesn't mix with soup,, oil go dey up, soup will be under...chei

SLAP44:
Too much food, we can export this for good foreign currency exchange.

Ojukwubucket:

Bros it's Igbo and not Ibo...thank you

YorubaMyKids:


How is he deceiving himself, You think food is Amala and green engine grease liquid you call ewedu that you smash with toilet broom, no wonder your faces are too ugly to behold, maybe the hormones that produce beauty has been rendered useless by such concussion of food.

Dirpetaner:


The border at Onitsha bridge you mean?? Don't covet your brother's properties. South-south is not igboland.

PrecisionFx:


We are importing palm oil too

bopm:


Dnt believe these guys, i am from imo state, every regime seems to b reviving the ADAPALM, from Achike Udenwa, to Ohakim to Rochas andnow this one. They will never get tired of these their AUDIO REVIVAL. Im sure the next gov will want to revive same too.

quentin06:


There is land for agric too, but me thinks the Owerri Amaka prefer exporting prostitution and criminality.

quentin06:


Dem no get food na, just dry yam peels called amala.

Ravon:
Governor Hope Uzodimma of Imo State on Wednesday said the state’s palm oil-producing industry, ADAPALM, could employ about 35,000 people if fully revived.

The governor said this while on an inspection visit to the palm oil industry to have an on-the-spot assessment of the state of affairs in the industry.

He said the industry if revived, would help the state government in facilitating industrial growth, harmony, expansion and increased productivity.

Mr Uzodinma said he was happy that production had resumed once again at ADAPALM and that 120 tonnes of Grade A palm oil was being produced daily.

He said that placing ADAPALM in its rightful place would boost the Internally Generated Revenue of the state.

He said the company was a value chain that could produce not only palm oil but also other oil-related products like margarine, sheer butter and palm kernel oil, among others.

The governor said: “We are committed to bringing ADAPALM back to the stream. It’s one of our greatest hopes of surviving the post-COVID-19 era.

“The economy is almost becoming epileptic. We have to look inward to see how best we can restructure our economy, boost Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) and then ensure that our citizenry is also busy.”

SOURCE: https://brandspurng.com/2020/05/09/imo-state-government-moves-to-revive-adapalm-plantation-photos/

Sammy07:


You're actually smoking weed when you're typing this?

YorubaMyKids:


You are strong to buy food item from yoruba people, those people have never tasted good food in their life, its only amala and grease liquid they call ewedu that can't pass through the throat of any sane human being. Dont try it again please unless you want to die young from food poisoning.