I would love to learn this too. I have heard no part of coconut is a waste. Nice one,great God.

Nice initiative no doubt but this has been in play for decades naaa. By now their should be a playbook these artisans can reference without an elaborate approach by the government agencies

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https://brandspurng.com/2020/07/14/lagos-trains-450-entrepreneurs-in-coconut-waste-to-wealth-initiative/

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Nice graph there....
Need to add intercalation of spreadsheets with 6sigma apps whilst balancing with EQ/AQ/IQ modelling on juxtaposed research-development needs vis-à-vis wellbeing growth as a ratio of operational growth!!!!


Sitting just before complex numbers at a high level managerial role life stage.



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the Govt should focus on fixing roads and boost support for their hospitals ..

This is very beautiful


I cum in peace


Cheers

kuntash:
the Govt should focus on fixing roads and boost support for their hospitals ..

Development should be spread to all areas of the economy.

Particularly areas providing some degree of revenue and employment.

Good initiative this is.

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Carthman:

where can a person get some these things to buy

Nice...

I think it's a great initiative from the Ministry of Agriculture Lagos chapter and the state govt.
We can't train a thousand at once but can do so gradually with proper planning and a conducive environment for startups.
I do feel other state govt needs to look at this and also source out things that would generate employment for Thier people.

while Wike is breeding taskforce recklessly! Obaseki is playing Gandollar videos! Lagos and Ajwa Ibom are truly encouraging!

Hallelujah!!


Nigeria has progressed from
Banana Republic to Coconut Republic..


Hallelujah!!

It is fine.
It is fine.
Can it feed you ?
If you sell one coconut Art per day, how much is it ?
Smh..

Good initiative. They should be taught how to produce coconut milk and clean coconut oil/cream too. That can lead to the establishment of small scale factories which will employ more people and add more value to lives.

paulolee:
Nice and i hopes it ends well because Lagos state and even Nigeria are used to starting good intiatives but it do endsup failing due to negligence...i pray dis one is different

Which other good initiative of Lagos has failed after a good start please?

kuntash:
the Govt should focus on fixing roads and boost support for their hospitals ..

So they should let other sectors of the economy suffer because they're fixing roads?

I love this spirit and expanded use of coconut because every part will be useful.

My only fear is if enough of the trees will be replaced and even increase in number by nursery cultivation.

delpee:
Good initiative. They should be taught how to produce coconut milk and clean coconut oil/cream too. That can lead to the establishment of small scale factories which will employ more people and add more value to lives.

lonelydora:
This is very good. Kudos to Lagos government for such a wonderful Initiative.

Lack of such initiatives is why our youths are embracing betting, cultusm, and other social vices on daily basis.

Please, someone should help me call Abia state governor to come and see.

You can bash Abia State on different fronts, but when it comes to craftsmanship, Abia State can compete with any State in Nigeria.

Not too long ago, Abia State government sent some of its citizens to China to learn the art of mechanizing the shoe production and followed it up with the purchase of the pertinent pieces of machine.

when it comes to hardwork and high activity level, you can't look past Abia State.

Nice initiative to hone skills and creativity. Can the Waste To Wealth initiative also be scaled up and scaled out?
Scaling up: chipped coconut shells can be exported in bulk as landscape mulch. Not the highest value item, but doesn't require much effort to produce, and can bring in foreign money for a waste product.
Scaling out: Can the Waste To Wealth initiative be expanded to deal with waste plastics? If a use were found for waste plastics, that would reduce rubbish in the streets and creeks, reduce flooding caused by plastic-blocked drainages, and provide employment in collecting, sorting, and re-manufacturing of something that is at the moment just a noxious nuisance.

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https://brandspurng.com/2020/07/14/lagos-trains-450-entrepreneurs-in-coconut-waste-to-wealth-initiative/

SMH i see you'll throwing shades of kudos,training 450 candidates doesn't balance the ratio if you are to consider the population of lagos and how much they rake in every day...WE NEED TO GROW UP IN THIS KENTRY MENH

This is a good initiative by the Lagos state Government. I hope to see more of this. Since after the pandemic began it has become clear that we need to all follow the path of entrepreneurship .
We need more support in the agric sector. More entrepreneurs because that sector is so important to the economy. I am verY happy to know that FCMB is doing something about this. They have been working on developing Nigeria agricultural sector through so many initiatives. I even read about that till date they have purchased about 600 plus tractors, supported about 25,000 farmers, and over 30,000 tons of grains produced to date.
I read about this online you can check out this page to see more https://www.fcmb.com/driving-inclusion/assets/download/Agriculture_Downloadable.pdf

A 30-yr plus Ghanaian own the largest charcoal manufacturing plant in West Africa, and these was made from waste coconut products. Nigerian youths are sleeping too much. Charcoal can be exported to earn foreign currencies.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JD4l2ycm6II

HomerTimpson:
SMH i see you'll throwing shades of kudos,training 450 candidates doesn't balance the ratio if you are to consider the population of lagos and how much they rake in every day...WE NEED TO GROW UP IN THIS KENTRY MENH

How many should they have started with sir? I million?