By Yemmy Macclean
Farmland Investing strategies totally simplified to save you time, money & give you peace of mind.
And it doesn't matter if you are young or old, poor or rich, educated or not and where you live doesn't matter too!
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The facts are real & you already know it..
1. An estimated N365 billion is spent importing rice yearly. That's roughly N1bn/day.
2. Around 550million litres of fruit juice is consumed annually in Nigeria. At an average of N250 per litre of fruit juice; do the math yourself.
3. Nigeria spends an estimated N125.38billion importing fish/year.
Agriculture is 10x more effective at reducing poverty and providing employment than most other industries in the country.
Agriculture is the future and you know it!
For example the total demand for rice in Nigeria in 2012 was 5.2 million metric tones (MMT) while local production was 3.3 MMT. It therefore suggests that a production gap of 1.9 MMT valued at USD1.2 billion exists.
Another example is the local demand for poultry. In 2012, this was estimated at 800,000 MT while local production was 300,000 MT. This resulted in a shortfall of 500,000 MT valued at USD500 million.
In 2012, N125 billion was spent importing fish into Nigeria. The local demand for fish fingerlings is estimated at 1.5 MMT and local production is 250,000 MT leaving a production gap of 1.25 MMT valued at USD750 million.
Call 08183200363 for a Chat.
for: Hulk Estate Property and Homes
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Farmland Investing strategies totally simplified to save you time, money & give you peace of mind.
And it doesn't matter if you are young or old, poor or rich, educated or not and where you live doesn't matter too!
Reserve a free seat for our upcoming training now..
The facts are real & you already know it..
1. An estimated N365 billion is spent importing rice yearly. That's roughly N1bn/day.
2. Around 550million litres of fruit juice is consumed annually in Nigeria. At an average of N250 per litre of fruit juice; do the math yourself.
3. Nigeria spends an estimated N125.38billion importing fish/year.
Agriculture is 10x more effective at reducing poverty and providing employment than most other industries in the country.
One of the basic needs of man which ranks top on the list is FOOD and any business that relates to food is a winner. Farmland investing and agriculture continues to be neglected by many, yet the potential for it as a vehicle for Wealth Creation is staggering.
Agriculture is the future and you know it!
For example the total demand for rice in Nigeria in 2012 was 5.2 million metric tones (MMT) while local production was 3.3 MMT. It therefore suggests that a production gap of 1.9 MMT valued at USD1.2 billion exists.
Another example is the local demand for poultry. In 2012, this was estimated at 800,000 MT while local production was 300,000 MT. This resulted in a shortfall of 500,000 MT valued at USD500 million.
In 2012, N125 billion was spent importing fish into Nigeria. The local demand for fish fingerlings is estimated at 1.5 MMT and local production is 250,000 MT leaving a production gap of 1.25 MMT valued at USD750 million.
Call 08183200363 for a Chat.
for: Hulk Estate Property and Homes
Marketing Partner
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