Showing posts with label Agro Export commodities.. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Agro Export commodities.. Show all posts

Monday, February 22, 2016

DOLLAR-NAIRA DILEMMA: AGRO EXPORT BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES (PART 1)


Naira today is exchanging for between #400 to a US dollar a situation which is unprecedented in the economic history of Nigeria. Nigerians couldn’t have been bothered about the exchange rate if we had not put all our eggs in the OPEC basket for a very long time instead of diversifying the economy. Nigeria’s economy has been run purely on the proceeds of crude oil while sacrificing other natural resources that was once goldmines in the comity of nations.

Have you ever considered going into export business at all? The export business may sound wearisome and capital intensive, however, it is more lucrative and rewarding than many other small, medium or big businesses we are familiar with. Most of the developing economies of the world have continued to stay on the rung of the ladder due to the exponential incomes from exporting an array of products and services. Now is the right time to go into Agro export business because the government of the day has formulated policies that will encourage, boost and support the Agro allied sector of the economy. Prior to this CHANGE era, I had been conducting an extensive research on how to start an agro-export business while still doing my normal business, I carried out surveys, read enough articles and spoken to few exporters on the possibilities and prospects of starting a small agro export business, the response was very encouraging and I decided that whenever the opportunities presented itself again I will give it a try.


Do you know Agro export business is bigger than OIL business throughout the whole world?
Do you know you can start an Agro export business without quitting your day job?
Do you also know that Buhari’s government has earmarked huge budget for people who are interested in agro allied export business?
Do you equally know that the dollar to naira dilemma could turn you to overnight millionaire with agro export business?
Do you know with agro allied export business, you could be on your way to become
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Thursday, May 28, 2015

NIGERIA'S MINISTER OF AGRICULTURE AKINWUNMI ADESHINA EMERGES PRESIDENT OF THE AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK


BREAKING NEWS! BREAKING NEWS!! ......NIGERIA'S MINISTER OF AGRICULTURE AKINWUNMI ADESHINA EMERGES PRESIDENT OF THE AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK AT THE BANK'S MEETING IN ABIDJAN COTE D'IVOIRE.

This is a good Omen as we experience dawn of a new era....
In other news Agriculture is going to take the center stage in the New Government coming on Board Tomorrow.So get Prepared To participate actively in the Agro-commodities that can guarantee steady income in Naira and Foreign exchange..

NIGERIAN AGRIC SECTOR RECEIVES US$136.5MN FOR 2015 FARMING SEASON

Nigeria has released US$136.5mn to boost its agricultural sector and improve food security for 2015.

Goodluck Jonathan, President of Nigeria, said, “As crude oil prices decline, we must create new wealth from the richness of our soils, the vastness of our rivers and the abundance of our cheap labour. We will produce more, and industrialise the agricultural sector.”
According to Jonathan, the US$136.5mn fund is expected to encourage the farmers to plant thrice a year to boost food production and eliminate hunger and poverty.
Akinwunmi Adesina, minister of agriculture in Nigeria, added that the rice farmers across the country now had a new lease of life, owing to the transformation taking place in the sector.


Adesina noted, “The rice revolution is taking place across the country — in Kebbi, Kano, Kaduna, Katsina, Zamfara, Sokoto, Bauchi, Gombe, Niger, Kogi, Ogun, Ekiti, Ebonyi, Anambra, Delta, Edo and Bayelsa State.”
The number of seed companies had also increased from 11 to 134 in the past three years, increasing access to high quality seed from 4,252 metric tonnes in 2011 to more than 149,484 metric tonnes in 2015, revealed Jonathan.


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