Nice development, when is dangote starting production on his refinery?

I hope it won't go in the way of lake rice

jericco1:
Despite all these, the price of rice keeps on increasing at a geometric progression

That's to show you the audio achievements of these politicians

I'm sori for doin this pls.
I'm teachin in a private skul in d country,nd my colleagues nd i hv not bn paid since d inception of this lockdown due to the corvid-19 pandemic.

Gettin a menial job has bn difficult due to d curfew.
pls nairalanders any amount will b appreciated cos i hv no food stuff left.
I can even pay back wen normalcy returns.

0068153420
Sterling Bank

Useless bloggers, topic says 24million bags write up says 2.4million

Capable

I hope after completion we will be able to buy rice again at #10000 per bag

DenreleDave:
I hope yeebos wunt claim imota was developed by them

who killed the scam called lake rice?

Nice. Rice from my home town. Kudos to everyone involved in the project.

Op,why are you like this?
The tweet clearly states "2.4 million",you wrote 24 million.
You see how misinformation happens?
Please try edit it,so we can get the true message.Thank you

Where is the feedstock coming from?

PigTormentor:
Nice. Rice from my home town. Kudos to everyone involved in the project.

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You are from Imota, good one. I live at Sabo but work at Imota.

That can't even serve only Lagos

jericco1:
Despite all these, the price of rice keeps on increasing at a geometric progression

When you start producing your own and stop complaining there will be surplus and the price will automatically reduce

Aderewah:
Lol. A single factory like this is bigger than hundred thousand fake product manufacturing shops.

Ibadan has brown roofs because it's houses at least 50 year olds. Children of owners won't sell because of legacy. Some people will compare with their cities with houses built five years ago.

na wa for una type o.

Are u guys never tired?

Broke people shaa! They are never tired of tribal war. Waste of time!

Niceeeee

I hope as we've heard it's genesis, may they see it through till the end.

Sammy07:
God bless SW


SW are just naturally blessed.
God bless my ancestors that gave birth to me in SW.

But the South South that have been feeding you ungrateful people nkor

Rice wey b say na stones go full am. My Molar don dey pain me ontop local rice consumption.

Will they mine the paddy from the Lagoon? They must assist farmers to produce paddy profitably and not rely on paying tokens for their toils.

Good progress, we want more of this in this nation so that our unemployment rate can reduce drastically

Lanrelagboi:
Progress report at the Lagos State Imota Rice Mill that will produce 2.4 million bags of 50kg rice yearly. Farmers in Epe will supply the factory, along with rice paddy from Kebbi. Production is expected to begin before the year ends. Sanwo-Olu ��.

https://twitter.com/OvieAli/status/1262393707636166658?s=19
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Ok I jst hope the manage to maintain the supply of raw materials, wishing the Nigerian factor does not come in but if this is another state-funded project well we know what will happen

Southwest Amaka

Sammy07:
God bless SW


SW are just naturally blessed.
God bless my ancestors that gave birth to me in SW.

God bless Yoruba land

proudly Omoluabi

Sammy07:
God bless SW


SW are just naturally blessed.
God bless my ancestors that gave birth to me in SW.

Ipob goats won't like this

myboy2111:

Can we grow wheat in Nigeria?

yes sir, a friend harvested 120 acres of wheat in Kaduna this year..

aydought:
Good development, it will create employment opportunities and take some people out of job market. Imagine the families that will benefit from those to be employed to work at the factory. Anyway, if our government can quickly solve the electricity problem, then Nigeria will finally be on the right track.

Exactly...Electricity problem is one of our fundamental problem.

Sammy07:
God bless SW


SW are just naturally blessed.
God bless my ancestors that gave birth to me in SW.

God bless Nigeria bro at least for now!

Ok

SocialJustice:
Nice. More food items should be banned and produced locally especially wheat.

the ban has it brought down the price of local food? Or has it impacted positively to ordinary man?