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Increasing Nigeria s palm oil production

CURRENTLY, Nigeria occupies the fifth position in the league of palm oil-producing countries, with 1.5 per cent or 1.03 million metric tonnes of the

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Obaseki s agric reforms: Edo, Dufil, Flour Mills, others boost oil palm production, develop farm estates – Nigerian Observer

Obaseki s agric reforms: Edo, Dufil, Flour Mills, others boost oil palm production, develop farm estates – Nigerian Observer
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CBN visit to Agro-Allied Resources & Processing Nigeria Limited plantation in Edo State

The MD/CEO of Agro-Allied Resources & Processing Nigeria Limited (ARPN), Mr. Madhukar Khetan, thanked the Governor of Central Bank of Nigeria, Mr. Godwin Emefiele and his team for their visit to ARPN plantation in Ovia Northeast LGA of Edo State.

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Breaking News | Why Nigeria needs palm oil council

Views: Visits 12 Mr Fatai Afolabi, Chief Executive Officer, Foremost Development Services Limited and Consultant/Adviser, Plantation Owners Forum of Nigeria (POFON), explains ways to revamp Nigeria’s oil palm industry, how the government interventions should look like and the need for smallholder and commercial models of oil palm cultivation and value chains. FEMI IBIROGBA, Head, Agro-Economy, reports. Nigeria used to be a top palm oil-producing country, but today it imports large quantity of the commodity into the country. How did we get here? Much has been said about this by other stakeholders that I don’t like to repeat. But I like to emphasise that over the years, the Nigerian oil palm industry has been a victim of neglect and sabotage, the combined effect of which has depressed and almost crippled the capacity of the country to produce palm oil effectively.

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