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Neyoor:I once had a staff that was a mole, supplying information about our operations to a competitor. If you know what it means to have a Judas in your midst, you will not make such comments. The man is a fool. Must he publicly tear his card? Abi he thinks he and OBJ are on the same level? Nonsense. He is lucky it was not Chidi Lloyd who did that to him. |
First step: what products can be exported? 2nd step: where are the markets? Where do we source and where are the destination markets? 3rd step: what are the standard requirements? 4th step: export processes. Let us have the discussion along these lines. Enough of complaints and talk about govt. |
There are 51 markets that provide the gari sold in Kano urban markets. Of these 51, 13 of those markets are from Benue state: Adoka, Ayon, Gbegi, Gboko, Ihugh, Katsina Ala, Ojije, Onyangede, Tor Dunga, Udoi, Yeruwata (a major market) and Zaki Biam. The other markets are from Edo, Kogi and Taraba states. Now take a map of Nigeria and check the distance of each of these states to Kano state. You want to tell me in all honesty, that after processing into gari, and transporting these goods sometimes for almost a whole day, the cost of gari per bag in Kano state will be cheaper than it is in the South West? My brother, I seriously beg to differ. Please do some thorough survey and not rely on half baked information from anywhere. |
sheyi86:How far is Benue state from Kano state by road? Let us really see what you are made of. Also, which market did the girl quote when she was telling you that "garri is even cheaper than this place"? |
I remember driving along the Kubwa expressway one afternoon, blasting my car ac and listening to some music. The next thing I remember after what seemed like seconds was me nearly hitting the kerb after I had started to doze off on the steering. I had to wind down to allow the natural wind to hit me. Decided to enter Gwarinpa and eventually had a 10-minute nap in my vehicle before proceeding to Zuba where I was headed. So yes, the Chinese guys did such a good job on that road that the risk of dozing off on that road is exceedingly high. Of course, the overspeeding and reckless overtaking is another factor. Drivers do not respect the lane markers, which is a shame. |
Raiders:The wife materials take time. I was on the project for two years. |
WisdomFlakes:Another APC fool. Who laid the foundation for Nigeria importing fuel? Was it not your master? |
menix:Only boxers? U for search your blokos join naaa.... |
Call it by its name: TABLE SOCCER. AN AWESOME GAME! Created huge bonding between friends, siblings, classmates. The competitions in primary and secondary school were awesome. |
He was forming company chairman. He had N200k inside his pocket. Simply find the man something and you will be allowed in as a Chairman, he could not. Let him see firsthand the legacy that Buhari and Idiagbon introduced into Nigeria, because it was that era that heralded men in uniform beating up civilians. I have once entered the national assembly via the villa gate. My approach to the SSS guys on duty was what allowed me to gain entrance. Bring yourself down and you will be exalted. Even the bible said it. But go exalting yourself forming company chairman. You will be cut to size. |
From the little I know about equipment leasing, the cost of diesel and the operator are different from the hiring of the bulldozer. Payloader is just used to transport the bulldozer so the charge is for to-and-fro movement. Then the remoteness of the area where the bulldozer will work determines the cost of hiring. So it will be cheaper to use it in town than it will be to clear land in a remote area. I may be wrong and this is not my field of expertise. But I have a few friends in the business and I picked this from their phone conversations and negotiations with clients. |
A light rail project from Keffi all the way to Mabushi will solve that problem. There is no road that can be constructed there that will ever solve the issue of traffic on that road. That road was once a single lane road. The road was dualized, a flyover was constructed to bypass the Mogadishu barracks, even two extra lanes on each side were constructed from AYA to a little bit after the barracks. What has helped? The population keeps expanding. The only solution is to reduce the vehicular density on that road. Do a light rail, recover some of the money by tolling the road for private and commercial vehicles at the rush hour, and you will automatically see people using the rail to go to work and back. |
I would rather engage with cerebral minds than bandy words with those from the Ice Age (not even stone age). |
Buying USD: 221 Selling USD: 219 At Sheraton Abuja today. |
sheyi86:At least Jethro2 is a lot more articulate when presenting her own side of the coin. You; you no just get one sense for your head. What is your own contribution to this thread? What is your story? |
Adminisher:Is Jonathan the one who is starting all the importation threads on Nairaland? Or you do not know that this sudden import from China craze is hurting the local currency? |
noblefarm:Did you read in that thread where I said I will have an update NEXT WEEK? |
olushowunm:What product will you be processing the cassava into? I can assist with some market information for your state. |
kayce911:Will a native doctor employ a church usher into his business? |
45million naira can build this in Lokogoma estate Abuja. Who did the valuation? |
jethro2:Leave that your Saki and travel a bit so u get exposed. Your world view is highly myopic. |
I am really concerned with the preservation of the top soil. I am presently in a similar quagmire. How do we clear land with bulldozer without destroying the top soil? Are there specific precautions that must be taken? |
jethro2:Must you be personal in your attacks? Last I checked there were more than 6,130 views on this thread. There are others who are being helped by the engagement here, being challenged to go and find out things for themselves. If Jethro2 is stuck with idea A, there are people who want to get try idea B. If Stagger has idea C, there are those who want to stick with idea A or idea B. You present your case, I present mine, another person presents his or hers, and the rest who want to learn something here will pick what they want and move on. Nobody is forcing anything down your throat. You are just childish by making personal attacks. I told you before: stop thinking with your hormones. Save that for your husband at home not here. I went to a primary school when Agric Science was taught practically and every student had 3 farm ridge allocated to them as far back as 1980/1981. I had a Professor of Agric as my neighbour as at 1984. Planted a variety of foodstuff including plantain, oil palm, pineapple, etc. Even maize and beans. I have fried gari in my backyard with my two hands, white and yellow. Attended a few agric seminars. I am even scheduled to attend a Food Safety seminar in University of Ghent from September to December 21st, strictly for agro processors. I am investing in building sustainable agribusiness using modern methods. Those who want to be stuck with the ideas of the ice age can go ahead. Those who want to move with the rest of the world can do so. |
I have seen situations where banks have declared billions in profit and some others have made loss in the same country. So does it mean banking business is profitable? Yes it is, because some make profit. Does it mean bank business is unprofitable? It can be, because some make loss. The difference between profit and loss is the business model. There is an entire value chain when it comes to cassava. If a component of the chain is not right, everything will turn out wrong. It is the responsibility of business owners to make it work. I have once run a business that made losses for three years. We sat down as a management team, and changed the business model and we have been making profit ever since; even expanded internationally. We could have said the business was not a good one and closed shop permanently. But I had seen foreign companies doing the same business and making money, and some Nigerian companies also doing the same business and making money. So why not mine? For me, no processing, no cassava business for me. |
rareman:By next week I will have that information. |
ADONRI:No businessman will give away his trade secrets. I would rather urge you to conduct your own independent research as well. I know how many times I have spoken to the guys at the cassava division of IITA asking for certain information which they were hoarding, only for me to get even better information from elsewhere. The fact we have established is that cassava processing pays more than selling raw tubers. That should be the direction we are headed, not trying to find out how Legsupnigeria is making money from selling his raw tubers. I don't know how he does it and personally I am not bothered about it because the market space is huge for other processed products of cassava. I do not know why so many of you here are just fixated on selling raw tubers and finding out how one person is doing it when the general consensus is that you stand to make more money processing cassava than selling raw tubers. Personally I am already looking for a place to setup my processing factory. I have drawn up a three year plan which will see me sourcing tubers 100% in year 1 while developing my farm, then using 60% external cassava and 40% my own cassava in year 2, and finally using my own cassava 90% by year three. I am not projecting to make any profit in the first two years because I will reinvest my returns in year 1 and 2 on capacity building. I am trying to decide on my market. I will be doing gari and cassava flour. But my market is what I am deciding on, because that will determine where I setup my factory and farm. I want to be close to the railway system being built currently. People need to be thinking along this line as well. |
That game was played at Nnamdi Azikiwe stadium against Algeria. We won 2-0 with goals by Ademola Adesina and Henry Nwosu to qualify for Seoul '88 Olympic games with a 2-1 goals aggregate. |
Under the GES ewallet scheme, farmers get access to subsidized inputs and seeds which they pay for using the mobile money facility from their phones courtesy of the Cellulant platform. Now there is a registration window which opens just before the farming season. This is at ward level so you are supposed to register in the ward closest to your farm. After registration, you will get a text informing you to go to a collection centre to pick your inputs. Now the news all over town is that it has eliminated the fertilizer cartels and the corruption in the system. The rumours are that the corruption has simply metamorphosed and changed format. I won't say more. Like I said, this is a practical fact finding, do-it-yourself mission to ascertain the true state of affairs. Stay tuned. |
jasper7:The 2 varieties were announced last year. So I want to do some fact finding for myself to see if it was just propaganda or if it is for real. |
Pavore9:My brother the thing tire me o. Nigerians and their thirst for imported goods is part of what is driving this madness. |
Next stage of my inquiry is two-fold: a) Land lease from river basin authority covering my intended usage state. b) Registration in GES e-wallet scheme for 2015. After this, I will pay a visit to a maize demonstration farm to see if the new maize seedlings touted to deliver up to 6tons per hectare are actually in use and delivering according to specs. |
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