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rvp2018:(1)Sorghum According to Wikipedia.. Grain sorghum is the third most important cereal crop grown in the United States and the fifth most important cereal crop grown in the world. In 2010, Nigeria was the world's largest producer of grain sorghum, followed by the United States and India but now Nigeria is third largest sorghum producer with a production of 6,300.00 MT per year (2)Yam Nigeria is the largest producer of yams in the world with the production of 38000000(MT)followed by Ghana and Côte d’Ivoire respectively (3)Kolanuts Largest producer of Kolanuts with 88,000 m/t in 2010 accessment followed by Cote d'Ivoire(68,000 m/t) and Cameroon(36,000 m/t) respectively (4)Cassava Nigeria produces 54000000 MT of cassava according to 2012 accessment and the largest producer in the world followed from afar are Thailand and Indonesia (5)Shea Nuts Shea nut from a tree called Vitellaria and shea tree is a traditional African food plant which produces Shea butter...Nigeria is the largest producer (6)Millet India(9,500.00) is the largest producer of Millet followed by Nigeria with 4,800.00(MT) (7)Sweet potato China is the largest producer with 77375000(MT)while Nigeria is the second with 3400000(MT) with Tanzania at third 3018175(MT) (coolCashew nuts and groundnut Nigeria is the second largest producer of cashew nuts with shell with about 836500(MT) while Vietnam produces 1190900(MT) while Nigeria is the third largest producer of groundnut with shell (9)Palm kernels Nigeria is the third largest of palm kernels with 1200000(MT) with Indonesia leading with 6560000(MT) while Malaysia is second with 4859000(MT) (10)Cocoa bean Nigeria is the 4th largest Cocoa producing countries with 383000(MT)while Côte d'Ivoire is leading with 1650000,Indonesia 936300(MT) and Ghana 879348 (MT) Honorable mentions are Plantains(6th world producer) Papayas(5th largest) Pineaaples(7th largest) Okra(2nd largest) Onions(6th largest) Ginger(4th largest) Mango(9th largest) Soy beans((14th largest) Maize(12th largest) What are they producing in your State out of all this crops? N.B Being a largest producer don't equally means largest exporter
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rvp2018:Nowonder you guys skinny and die of starvation ![]() Although it depends heavily on the oil industry for its budgetary revenues, Nigeria is predominantly still an agricultural society. Approximately 70 percent of the population engages in agricultural production at a subsistence level. Agricultural holdings are generally small and scattered. Agriculture provided 41 percent of Nigeria's total gross domestic product (GDP) in 1999. This percentage represented a normal decrease of 24.7 percent from its contribution of 65.7 percent to the GDP in 1957. The decrease will continue because, as economic development occurs, the relative size of the agricultural sector usually decreases. Nigeria's wide range of climate variations allows it to produce a variety of food and cash crops . The staple food crops include cassava, yams, corn, coco-yams, cow-peas, beans, sweet potatoes, millet, plantains, bananas, rice, sorghum, and a variety of fruits and vegetables. The leading cash crops are cocoa, citrus, cotton, groundnuts (peanuts), palm oil, palm kernel, benniseed, and rubber. They were also Nigeria's major exports in the 1960s and early 1970s until petroleum surpassed them in the 1970s. Chief among the export destinations for Nigerian agricultural exports are Britain, the United States, Canada, France, and Germany. A significant portion of the agricultural sector in Nigeria involves cattle herding, fishing, poultry, and lumbering, which contributed more than 2 percent to the GDP in the 1980s. According to the UN Food and Agriculture Organization 1987 estimate, there were 12.2 million cattle, 13.2 million sheep, 26.0 million goats, 1.3 million pigs, 700,000 donkeys, 250,000 horses, and 18,000 camels, mostly in northern Nigeria, and owned mostly by rural dwellers rather than by commercial companies. Fisheries output ranged from 600,000 to 700,000 tons annually in the 1970s. Estimates indicate that the output had fallen to 120,000 tons of fish per year by 1990. This was partly due to environmental degradation and water pollution in Ogoniland and the Delta region in general by the oil companies. Decline in agricultural production in Nigeria began with the advent of the petroleum boom in the early 1970s. The boom in the oil sector brought about a distortion of the labor market. The distortion in turn produced adverse effects on the production levels of both food and cash crops. Governments had paid farmers low prices over the years on food for the domestic market in order to satisfy urban demands for cheap basic food products. This policy, in turn, progressively made agricultural work unattractive and enhanced the lure of the cities for farm workers. Collectively, these developments worsened the low productivity, both per unit of land and per worker, due to several factors: inadequate technology, acts of nature such as drought, poor transportation and infrastructure, and trade restrictions. As food production could not keep pace with its increasing population, Nigeria began to import food. It also lost its status as a net exporter of such cash crops as cocoa, palm oil, and groundnuts. According to U.S. Department of State FY2001 Country Commercial Guide, Nigeria's total food and agricultural imports are valued at approximately US$1.6 billion per year. Among the major imports from the United States are wheat, sugar, milk powder, and consumer-ready food products. Efforts since the late 1970s to revitalize agriculture in order to make Nigeria food self-sufficient again and to increase the export of agricultural products have produced only modest results. The Obasanjo administration, however, has made agriculture the highest priority of its economic policy. Produce better healthy foods and not that tea, flowers and avocado nonsese. |
Stevoh18:Show us that link to that post you posted, you bloody kiberan liar from the world largest slums and starvation ![]() |
Stevoh18:Those ones are not sensible. And there is nothing 60million nigerians are mad Hohohohohoho Your slay mama got caught day before yesterday by our police. Let me show you ![]()
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sufferNsmiling:Mee too speecheless ![]()
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sufferNsmiling:Are you the one that put the bad roads in Nigeria. You're nothing but a Jealous pig? At least the own of the Ferrari didn't complain. Then why are you complaining it pains you that people are riding Ferrari and Bugatti in our country. Go and die Pained pig, Nigeria is not the cause of your frustration ![]() |
sufferNsmiling:What about you starving idiots. Don't you have criminals in your useless country. Your useless leaders are even the main criminals in the world. Foolish kiberan |
sufferNsmiling:You're the most useless person I have ever seen in my life since I was born. Foolish stinky animal talking nonsense. Useless frustrated sufferNdying zombie |
samorobo:The idiot didn't show us the complete list. There is in that list that the big fool ignored ![]() |
samorobo:Our security are not smiling this days. They catch anybody who commit crime! That's why it's hard for other foreigners to commit crime in Nigeria. Go to Instagram, search on Instablog9ja you will see how our security are working. They're catching foreigners that are commiting everyday in our country ![]() |
samorobo:the idiot is only jealous because he knows that, their useless country can never come close to Nigeria on development ![]() |
samorobo:How can a capital don't have a brt. Every country has a brt only Kenya don't! So are they telling us that they're better than other countries in the world. These kiberans and excuse are like 5/6 ![]()
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samorobo:And they're happy ![]() |
samorobo:I think we're working on that now. Our government are really working hard. |
samorobo:They don't know how our country is developing this days. Let them continue ranting on Nairaland that they're better than Nigeria while we continue developing our country gradually ![]() |
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gallivant:I don't know why the truth always hurts you. You're so Pained because KaziKazi his telling you the truth you're a useless creature. Foolish Kenyan disease ![]() |
samorobo:Don't mind the desperate fool. Now every country has a kidnappers. But he busy, ranting about kidnapping in Nigeria. But when I exposed him, that's when he now realize that every country has a kidnappers! Such a stupid fellow ![]() |
gallivant:Everyone knows the biggest coward in the world is Kenya not even Africa. You want to claim what does not belongs to you. Your government give away your land to the whites and put you fools to starvation. Are you fools not the biggest coward in the world ![]() |
samorobo:just like this. Look the screenshot.
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samorobo:Their own kidnapping is even worse. They kidnapped both doctor and foreigners ![]() |
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samorobo:The Newspaper is also sufferNdying just like him ![]() |
Kazikazi:Oh Kenyans ![]() |
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w1234:Then go to bed, son! |
Kazikazi:The want to end the Kenyans finally if they claim it ![]() |
w1234:I thought you said you want to face me! You should have bring it on. Anything you feel like, kid? |
w1234:Are you def or dumb. I said am not the mood, only the mood banned anyone that said trash. I'm also banned too in one thread. My fomer moniker is Problemkid so they banned it and I created this one which I put that "1" at the ending |
gallivant:Your fvcking business dude |
w1234:are you asking me. My friend go and sleep if you don't have anything to say ![]() |
w1234:I'm not the mood so why should I ban anybody. Stop being dumb ![]() |
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