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Politics › Re: Buhari Bans Importation Of Rice, Cement by Stolen: 6:56pm On Jun 24, 2015
seunmsg:
And how does this your comment relate to my post or the subject matter of the thread?
Just a cultural exchange for your information, maybe you are content with the status quo, some strive to change the status quo.


If a return to the old ways and principles that got us where we are today is wat APC means by change, then am sorry for Nigeria.


U might enjoy the track, listen carefully to the lyrics.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ig97XJv8iRQ
We no go remain to dey enrich Dangote. Mbanu!
Politics › Re: Buhari Bans Importation Of Rice, Cement by Stolen: 6:44pm On Jun 24, 2015
@ seunmsg

It is not everybody culture in Nigeria to remain poor whilst we continue to enrich one man.



Mbanu! It will not work.
Politics › Re: Buhari Bans Importation Of Rice, Cement by Stolen:
This is why Nigeria can never progress, we are now held captive by Dangote and Northern President


My question to Nigerians is this.


Is Dangote not rich enough?


Dangote invests N165bn in rice farming in 5 states

Dangote Industries Limited (DIL) recently signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (FMARD) to invest $1billion (N165 billion) for the establishment of fully integrated rice production and processing operations across fives States in Nigeria.

Towards this end, Dangote has acquired farmland in Edo, Jigawa, Kebbi, Kwara, and Niger states totalling 150,000 hectares to be used for the commercial production of rice paddy. This will create thousands of jobs for Nigerians and boost food security.

As part of the project, Dangote will also establish two state-of-the-art large-scale rice mills each with a capacity to mill 120,000 metric tonnes of rice paddy, bringing total capacity to 240,000 metric tonnes, with plans to double capacity within two years. With this installed capacity, the project will become the largest single investment ever made in rice production in Africa. The rice plant is estimated to produce 960,000 metric tons of mill rice, representing 46 per cent of rice imported into Nigeria.

Commending the company for building a strong industrial base in Nigeria, President Goodluck Jonathan, who presided over the ceremony said: “It takes a lot of hard work, commitment and discipline to achieve the feat, accomplished by Aliko Dangote. The country is capable of producing rice that can feed the whole of West African sub-region.”

He assured the company of the protection of its investment, promising to end the high spate of rice smuggling within the next 12 months.
Dangote commended the Government for evolving a robust and consistent policy that has made Nigeria an irresistible place to invest.
He said: “Our goal of making Nigeria a net exporter of rice will be achieved faster by this significant investment, and I congratulate the Minister of Agriculture and his team for the very strong demonstration of public-private sector partnerships and collaboration to drive significant transformation in Nigeria’s agriculture sector.”

As an integrated operation, the Dangote farms and the mills are expected to significantly boost smallholder rice production in the regions through a nucleus and outgrower farming model, thereby transforming livelihoods in rural Nigeria. The sites selected are rice-growing communities and they will be supported by Dangote’s provision of agro-inputs, training, and marketing linkages to improve community farming operations. Employment opportunities will also be created for at least 8,000 Nigerians.

At the event, Dr. Akinwumi Adesina, Minister of Agriculture, said, “This investment by Dangote Industries Limited is transformational for Nigeria and the rest of Africa. The 150,000 hectares of rice farms and the planned 240,000 metric tonnes processing capacity of international quality grade rice is guaranteed to turn Nigeria away from being a rice importing country to a major rice exporter. Through this billion dollar commitment, Aliko Dangote, Africa’s leading business man, has clearly attested to the policies and approach that the Federal Government has undertaken to transform the nation’s agricultural sector.”

He said the rice self-sufficiency policy of the government was directed at saving Nigeria N356billion annually. Within three years, the number of integrated modern rice mills in the country rose from just one in 2011, to 18 by 2014, all processing the local paddy into high quality finished rice. High-quality and well-packaged Nigerian rice is now in the local market, including Quarra Rice, Umza rice, Ebony super rice, Eko rice, Mikap rice, Ashi rice, Queen of the Niger and Mama’s Pride. http://dangote.com/NewsDetail.aspx?custid=138
- See more at: http://dangote.com/NewsDetail.aspx?custid=138#sthash.q9MXN7oH.dpuf
Politics › Re: A "Standing Ovation" For Mr President by Stolen:
barcanista:
You forget that Buharists are intolerant when it comes to opposition and criticism?
My brother the thing tire me O! After the way they were abusing GEJ day and night.

Buhari affect all our lives and belong to all of us in that sense, if he get it right we give commendation, if he fail we kick his arse. simple things!


Alternatively, if people in Katsina feel he belongs to them, he should have ran for Emir of Katsina and stayed in Katsina.


It is not too late, he can even vacate the Presidency and return to them in katsina.
Politics › Re: A "Standing Ovation" For Mr President by Stolen:
Is it me or have APC supporters gone lazy? I remember in GEJ dayz nobody go to threaten Seun or nairaland, we get down and dirty.

Today any small thread that criticises all our President, they run to seun and threaten him and nairaland, like say Buhari belongs to dem alone.

Dont make us hate u more than we already do, miserable swine! hisssssss!
Politics › Re: A "Standing Ovation" For Mr President by Stolen: 10:09pm On Jun 23, 2015
donphilopus:
Lalasticlala, Ishilove, Seun, Obinoscopy, move this to the 'back page' or trash bin pls.
Lalasticlala, Ishilove, Seun, Obinoscopy FP please!


Dont kill Nairaland by your hands, allow for criticism and opposition. If it was allowed for GEJ then Buhari is no god.
Politics › Re: A "Standing Ovation" For Mr President by Stolen: 10:06pm On Jun 23, 2015
barcanista:
Bros, our President deserves the honor grin
The Daura President, u mean? grin
Politics › Re: A "Standing Ovation" For Mr President by Stolen: 10:00pm On Jun 23, 2015
This is Front Page material, barcanista have done it again.
Politics › Re: Anambra light of the nation, eastern economy power house. by Stolen: 9:20pm On Jun 23, 2015
Is Onitsha River not dirty with an odour?

Just asking, never been close enough to know.
Politics › Re: Return Your Own Loot First. Gej To Buhari..... by Stolen: 7:04pm On Jun 23, 2015
Kai this one na checkmate!
Politics › Re: Buhari Appoints Wike Member Of National Salary Committee by Stolen: 6:54pm On Jun 23, 2015
NgeneUkwenu:
So You Are Now Rejoicing Over Petty committee member Given To Your Local Governor By Supposedly An "illiterate"?

Taniods Ndi Ara!
Mechionu! shut up!
Politics › Re: Buhari Appoints Wike Member Of National Salary Committee by Stolen: 6:52pm On Jun 23, 2015
Buhari sef know say no be by force but diplomacy. Congrats to both Buhari and Wike.

Buhari dat is much better, becos Army ad violence makes us both losers at the end of the day.
Politics › Re: Ibom Port Development Plan Gets OK by Stolen: 5:32pm On Jun 23, 2015
This does not mean Ndiigbo should not seek the development of Obuaku Deep Seaport Abia in the long run.

It is very important that Ndiigbo are independent as a nation, depending on nobody.


Obuaku deep seaport in Abia is next. Nna di na enigwe dalu!
Politics › Re: Buhari: No Nuclear Power Plant In Kogi And Akwa Ibom by Stolen: 5:29pm On Jun 23, 2015
Armaggedon:
U dont know and u re talking about land use act. Aren't u stuupid?
Dat is the kind of nuisance the south west contribute to nairaland.
Politics › Re: Atiku, Kwankwaso, Tambuwal & Saraki Are The Biggest Losers by Stolen: 5:20pm On Jun 23, 2015
Tinubu is the biggest winner i suppose. grin
Politics › Re: Ibom Port Development Plan Gets OK by Stolen: 5:19pm On Jun 23, 2015
Na Baba God na him do am O! Nna di na enigwe! Thank God!
Politics › Re: Buhari Orders Removal Of Military Check Points, Deploys Army And Airforce South. by Stolen(op): 12:49pm On Jun 23, 2015
psucc:
Buhari is more interested in military matters than governance.
Military matters or terrorrism?
Politics › Buhari Orders Removal Of Military Check Points, Deploys Army And Airforce South. by Stolen(op): 9:57am On Jun 23, 2015
The south should prepare for Jihad, a terrorist have been made President. He is making way for Boko Haram to support the Army down South., following Airforce bombing in Akwa Ibom and Cross River.


Removing Army check point clears the way for Boko Haram advance down south, this was prevented by the Army in 2014.



The south must prepare themselves now. http://www.mynewswatchtimesng.com/insecurity-army-arrests-486-abia/

Politics › Re: Was The Air-strike In Calabar Justified?... By Diamondtutu by Stolen: 9:47am On Jun 23, 2015
Seun and Lalasticlala, stop deleting my post for no reason, wen innocent people are killed it will be on your hands. Their blood that is.Let us tell the truth Telling the truth is not a crime.http://www.mynewswatchtimesng.com/insecurity-army-arrests-486-abia/

Politics › Re: Was The Air-strike In Calabar Justified?... By Diamondtutu by Stolen: 9:44am On Jun 23, 2015
Buhari is a terrorist, simply put. Shekau and Buhari go way back before the second coming as President.


The South must prepare for their jihad, it is coming.


Buhari has removed the Army Check point that prevent Boko Harm penetrating the east in 2013/14.



500 boko haram where intercepted in Abia.

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