Palm Production Can Solve Nigeria's Economic Challenges - MD, Okitipupa Oil Palm Plc

[@paporamarama1561]

Why is economic principles and laws don't work in Nigeria? He said there will be increase in palm oil production but prices will not necessarily come down. That means the law of supply and demand does not apply.

[@suntanglory]

Nigeria is just one big burden on the planet,a nation blessed yet lack knowledge,lack leadership.Everybody is raised with slave mentality,worshipping a foreign idol instead of proud of what you created/made.Even Japan that is the most advance country produces,farm their food first before anything else.But Nigeria,with better arable land and weather would rather depend on others for everything.Others pride themselves in what they produce,locally made,yet in Nigeria the imported products are celebrated.This is my solution, not governor soludo,every state by law should be made to produce atleast one major commodity on a large scale to get federal allocation.That is what Nigeria and these governors need to get them going.lmagine what Nigeria will become in a year if all 36 states and Abuja produces one commodity each on industrial scale?From palm oil,coco,sugar cane,cassava,Avocado,yams,oranges,plantain,banana,rice,beans etc.Without this,Nigeria will continue to be a slave to others,importation on one hand,brain drain and japa on the other,serving others.Thank you.

[@joguns8257]

The subnationals are just lazy; imagine increased FAAC shares since subsidy removal last year, yet no positive impact on the populace. Restructuring is just the way out.

[@madamakusinachi3877]

Zoo journalist good morning Ma😅

[@Johnsonsetwithjustinthem-hm5nq]

Stop smoking that expired weed.