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Ramadan is here again, kudos to Mothers and everyone out there, doing your best to ensure your families have the best nutrition options during this fasting period while working on increasing spiritual connection with the supreme being.

What you eat, or choose not to eat, during Ramadan makes a big difference to your energy levels. Your spiritual and physical well-being is critical here. After fasting all day, there is often a temptation to over-eat and load up on sugary beverages during Iftar and Suhoor, but you could be doing yourself a disservice if they are unhealthy.

Iftar and Suhoor meals should be well balanced and contain items from each food nutrient group, such as Grain Cereals (Fibre), vegetables, Protein (such as Chicken, Fish, Meat), dairy products and fruit.

Fasting in the month of Ramadan can improve one’s health, but only if healthy. Carefully pay attention to the selection of food items you consume during Suhoor and Iftar. It is also important that the food you consume keeps you hydrated. Ensure you drink as much water or fruit juices as possible between Iftar and bedtime to avoid dehydration.

During Ramadan break your fast with excellent light foods like cereals (Grand Cornflakes) and low fat-milk that keep you active and gives you instant energy to make you feel rejuvenated after the long-hours of fasting. Grand Cornflakes helps your body feel satisfied.
Eggs, Chicken, and fish are high in protein and other nutrients. They not only help you to stay full for longer but can be made in several ways to suit your tastes. They are excellent for Suhoor (Morning Food).

A healthy family is a happy family, ensure you stay on the healthier side of life. The best decision you can make this Ramadan is to keep your body healthy. Arguably, most people are desirous of staying healthy and keeping their hearts in good condition but not everyone understands what to do not to stress the heart! Grand Pure Soya Oil is 100% made from Soybeans which is Cholesterol Free and contains Omega 6 to prevent heart attack and deaths from coronary heart diseases, it doesn’t congeal or sleep, doesn’t foam or fume. Grand Pure Soya Oil doesn’t add any artificial taste to your meals.

Online Stores
Konga: https:///merchant/grand-cereals-ltd
Marketplace: http://uacnlinks.org/marketplace/product-category/oil/

Regional Managers
Lagos: Ose - 08062702603
South West: Anthony - 08062868668
South South: Fola – 08064149396 / 08028943921
North Central / West: Gbenga – 08037168246
North East: Chioma - 08036095712
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Head Office:
KM 17, Zawan Roundabout, P.O.box 13462, Bukuru, Jos, Plateau State.
Branch offices:
Lagos: 32, Kudirat Abiola Way, Oregun Lagos.
Onitsha: 49, Pokobros Avenue, Off Atani Road, Onitsha.
Kano: Off Yankaba, Takorawa Hadejia Road, Kano.

Customer Careline
070-0000-0999 info@grandcereals.com www.grandcereals.com

Download Guide on a Healthy Ramadan Fasting
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Ramadan is here again, kudos to Mothers and everyone out there, doing your best to ensure your families have the best nutrition options during this fasting period while working on increasing spiritual connection with the supreme being.

What you eat, or choose not to eat, during Ramadan makes a big difference to your energy levels. Your spiritual and physical well-being is critical here. After fasting all day, there is often a temptation to over-eat and load up on sugary beverages during Iftar and Suhoor, but you could be doing yourself a disservice if they are unhealthy.

Iftar and Suhoor meals should be well balanced and contain items from each food nutrient group, such as Grain Cereals (Fibre), vegetables, Protein (such as Chicken, Fish, Meat), dairy products and fruit.

Fasting in the month of Ramadan can improve one’s health, but only if healthy. Carefully pay attention to the selection of food items you consume during Suhoor and Iftar. It is also important that the food you consume keeps you hydrated. Ensure you drink as much water or fruit juices as possible between Iftar and bedtime to avoid dehydration.

During Ramadan break your fast with excellent light foods like cereals (Grand Cornflakes) and low fat-milk that keep you active and gives you instant energy to make you feel rejuvenated after the long-hours of fasting. Grand Cornflakes helps your body feel satisfied.
Eggs, Chicken, and fish are high in protein and other nutrients. They not only help you to stay full for longer but can be made in several ways to suit your tastes. They are excellent for Suhoor (Morning Food).

A healthy family is a happy family, ensure you stay on the healthier side of life. The best decision you can make this Ramadan is to keep your body healthy. Arguably, most people are desirous of staying healthy and keeping their hearts in good condition but not everyone understands what to do not to stress the heart! Grand Pure Soya Oil is 100% made from Soybeans which is Cholesterol Free and contains Omega 6 to prevent heart attack and deaths from coronary heart diseases, it doesn’t congeal or sleep, doesn’t foam or fume. Grand Pure Soya Oil doesn’t add any artificial taste to your meals.

Online Stores
Konga: https:///merchant/grand-cereals-ltd
Marketplace: http://uacnlinks.org/marketplace/product-category/oil/

Regional Managers
Lagos: Ose - 08062702603
South West: Anthony - 08062868668
South South: Fola – 08064149396 / 08028943921
North Central / West: Gbenga – 08037168246
North East: Chioma - 08036095712
@GrandPureSoyaOil @VitalFeedOfficial @BinggoDogFood

@GrandPureSoyaOil @VitalFeedOfficial @BinggoDogFood

Head Office:
KM 17, Zawan Roundabout, P.O.box 13462, Bukuru, Jos, Plateau State.
Branch offices:
Lagos: 32, Kudirat Abiola Way, Oregun Lagos.
Onitsha: 49, Pokobros Avenue, Off Atani Road, Onitsha.
Kano: Off Yankaba, Takorawa Hadejia Road, Kano.

Customer Careline
070-0000-0999 info@grandcereals.com www.grandcereals.com

Download Guide on a Healthy Ramadan Fasting
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What are the common disease that affects dogs during Harmattan and how to survive it? Please experience base.

One of the keys to the success of poultry production and farming is the provision of a clean environment regardless of the weather condition.

Heat stress in poultry birds is a situation whereby birds have difficulty balancing body heat production. Which can be overcome by doing the following.

Sufficient ventilation, air and cooling systems should be provided to facilitate air circulation so that they wont be panting.

Shades from tall trees and veranda will help to reduce direct exposure to sun.

Ensure proper litter management to reduce heat emanating from buildup litter.

Clean, fresh, cool drinking water should be provided at all times

Additional drinkers should be provided where necessary.

Be very vigilant in order to identify abnormal discomfort in your poultry birds early.

Water tank should be placed under a shade away from direct sunlight perhaps automatic water supply is better.

Perhaps reduce body heat by putting fewer birds in each pen/cage.

Keep your birds calm, don’t allow other pets like dogs, cats etc to frighten or disturb them.

Cleaning their pen or turning their litters should be done in the morning to reduce heat stress.

Some signs of Heat Stress includes
wings spreading , stupor, staggers, terminal convulsions, slowness, cannibalism, Light body weight, rough skin, Increased output of urine, increase thirsty, uneven growth and egg weight decreases in some cases.

Should you notice any of this, call your vet and if you need the most profitable feed for your Poultry, Fish, Pig and Ruminants. Call Vital Feed on 070 0000 0999 or send a mail to info@grandcereals.com

Vital Feed… farmers vital choice for better profit.

International Women's Day (March is a global day celebrating the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women annually. The day also marks a call to action for accelerating gender parity. As this year’s campaign theme implies #BalanceforBetter, we urge everyone to appreciate and encourage women around us to live a Better, Healthy and Balanced life.

Appreciation can be shown in both words and actions. There are many ways of showing appreciation, one of the healthy, caring and loving ways is by giving a gift. Giving women gifts is one of the best ways of deep appreciation of the things we admire in women.

All humans enjoy feeling appreciated, but some people may find it difficult to express emotions of gratitude. One of the most meaningful ways of showing acts of kindness to women is to get her that which will better bring out and complement their cooking capabilities, we recommend Grand Pure Soya Oil.

The 2019 theme #BalanceforBetter campaign runs all year long. It doesn't end on International Women's Day. Today, we appreciate WOMEN and we will forever appreciate them and encourage them to live a healthy life style.

Grand Pure Soya Oil ...quality in every drop

Grand Pure Soya Oil is a cooking oil product of United Africa Campany of Nigeria (UACN)The health benefits of soybean oil include its ability to improve your heart health, lower your cholesterol, improve your immune system, reduce cognitive disorders like Alzheimer's disease, prevent osteoporosis, and improve growth, while also boosting eye and skin health.

Its cold out there, harmattan is around the corner; lets protect our heart and other parts of the body from cold, breeze, dry, chilling and dusty wind etc, by ensuring we put on a sweat shirt/jacket (sweater) that will prevent cold from entering our body and remember the kids need it more. This is mostly common from ending of November to March annually.

While checking out for sweat shirts (Sweater), remember the saying: fundamental of human nutrition “ you are what you eat” healthy eating is one of the key to healthy life style. Include grand pure soya oil in your shopping list. grand pure soya oil is available online (http://uacnlinks.org/) and nearby stores.[color=#006600][/color]

Its cold out there, harmattan is around the corner; lets protect our heart and other parts of the body from cold, breeze, dry, chilling and dusty wind etc, by ensuring we put on a sweat shirt/jacket (sweater) that will prevent cold from entering our body and remember the kids need it more. This is mostly common from ending of November to March annually.

While checking out for sweat shirts (Sweater), remember the saying: fundamental of human nutrition “ you are what you eat” healthy eating is one of the key to healthy life style. Include Grand Pure Soya Oil in your shopping list. Grand Pure Soya Oil is available online (http://uacnlinks.org/) and nearby stores.

Its cold out there, harmattan is around the corner; lets protect our heart and other parts of the body from cold, breeze, dry, chilling and dusty wind etc, by ensuring we put on a sweat shirt/jacket (sweater) that will prevent cold from entering our body and remember the kids need it more. This is mostly common from ending of November to March annually.

While checking out for sweat shirts (Sweater), remember the saying: fundamental of human nutrition “ you are what you eat” healthy eating is one of the key to healthy life style. Include Grand Pure Soya Oil in your shopping list. Grand Pure Soya Oil is available online (http://uacnlinks.org/) and nearby stores.

Grand Cereals Limited, maker of Vital Feed (Poultry), Vital Fish Feed, Aquaboom, Vital Piggito, Grand Pure Soya Oil, Grand Cornflakes, Binggo Dog Food among others wish you a happy World Quality Day.

The Deputy Managing Director of Grand Cereals Limited, maker of Vital Feed (Poultry), Vital Fish Feed, Aquaboom, Vital Piggito, Grand Pure Soya Oil, Grand Cornflakes, Binggo Dog Food among others delivering speech as Theme Speaker at the ongoing Nigeria Poultry Show in Abeokuta 2018.

Breast Cancer Signs and Symptoms
Knowing how your breasts normally look and feel is an important part of breast health. Finding breast cancer as early as possible gives you a better chance of successful treatment. Sometimes a breast cancer can spread to lymph nodes under the arm or around the collar bone and cause a lump or swelling there, even before the original tumor in the breast is large enough to be felt. But knowing what to look for does not take the place of having regular mammograms (screening tool to detect early breast cancer in women experiencing no symptoms)  and other screening tests. Screening tests can help find breast cancer in its early stages, before any symptoms appear.

symptoms of breast cancer include:
Skin changes, such as swelling, redness, or other visible differences in one or both breasts
An increase in size or change in shape of the breast(s)
Changes in the appearance of one or both nipples
Nipple discharge other than breast milk
General pain in/on any part of the breast
Lumps or nodes felt on or inside of the breast

is breast cancer only for ladies?
Breast cancer in men is rare, but it does happen. Less than 1% of all breast cancers occur in men. For men, the lifetime risk of being diagnosed with breast cancer is about 1 in 1,000.

When to see a doctor
Don’t panic or be fearful when you notice breast changes. However, be proactive about your health and visit a doctor to determine the cause of any breast symptoms. Each of the six changes listed above can warrant a visit to the doctor, especially if these changes do not seem to relate to one of the following:
the menstrual cycle.
Injury.
previous illness, such as a breast infection.

World Heart Day takes place on 29th September every year. The day is part of an international campaign to spread awareness about cardiovascular disease, including heart disease and stroke prevention.This year’s global campaign theme is MY HEART, YOUR HEART. It’s about saying to ourselves, the people we care about and individuals all around the world, “What can I do right now to look after MY HEART… and YOUR HEART?”

High blood pressure, cholesterol, glucose levels, lack of exercise and unhealthy diets are all factors which can trigger heart diseases and increase the risk of premature death. World Heart Day was conceived to instill the message that if heart problems can be identified early enough, many heart problems can be prevented.

The main purpose of the campaign is to improve health nationally by encouraging positive lifestyle changes, enlightening and educating people on ways to keep their hearts healthy at all time. One major aspect which causes heart problems is carrying excess weight on the body. On World Heart Day, events like walks, runs, concert and sport activities take place globally to promote healthy lifestyles and healthy hearts.

http://uacnlinks.org/grandcereals/2018/09/22/world-heart-day/

Rabies is a viral disease that causes swelling in the brain of warm blooded mammals. It is most frequently transmitted by a bite, and can cross between species; such as from dog to human. It is one of the most dreaded diseases in the world. It causes the most human deaths of all zoonotic diseases (diseases which can be spread between animals and humans). This year marks the twelfth year of bringing the global community together to fight against Rabies. The theme for this year is “Rabies: Share the message, Save a life”.

This campaign had since emphasized on three important points: Educate people on what Rabies is (education); Create awareness on how to prevent/reject rabies (Eliminate); and end Rabies by 2030 (Eradicate).

Tips to reduce the risks of contracting rabies:

Vaccinate your pets against rabies

Do not handle wild or stray animals to avoid being bittenContact your vet doctor when your dog starts acting strangely.

Always seek medical attention if you’ve been bitten by a dog.

If a strange or wild animal bites your pet, contact your veterinarian immediately to determine if your pet needs medical intervention. The best way to avoid rabies is to vaccinate your pet.

Key facts from WHO

Rabies is a vaccine-preventable viral disease which occurs in more than 150 countries and territories.

Dogs are the main source of human rabies’ deaths, contributing up to 99% of all rabies transmissions to humans in countries where dogs have the disease.

Rabies elimination is feasible through vaccination of dogs and prevention of dog bites.40% of people bitten by suspect rabid animals are children under 15 years of age.

Immediate, thorough wound washing with soap and water after contact with a suspect rabid animal is crucial and can save lives.

WHO, the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE), the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and the Global Alliance for Rabies Control (GARC) have established a global “United Against Rabies” collaboration to provide a common strategy to achieve “Zero human rabies deaths by 2030”.

Source: http://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/rabies

Back-to-school period can be very stressful depending on how you planned it. There are several things to do like shopping, schedules to keep, people to meet and appointments to make. Not to mention your child’s nerves about or resistance to the big day. We are in information age, technology has made things easy, here are some tips that will better prepare both you and your children for the inevitable disarray – and beat the fall blues while you’re at it.
PREPARE THE CALENDAR
Preparing a healthy meal is one thing and getting the children into routine is another thing, but parents need to settle into the new schedules as well. A helpful tip is to prepare the calendar as early as possible and hang it in a common area. That way, everyone in the house gets used to the idea that there are a million things to do, just around the corner! It will leave you feeling accomplished and ready.
VISIT THE SCHOOL WITH YOUR KIDS BEFORE RESUMPTION TO GET THEM FAMILIARIZED
Every child’s biggest fear is getting lost on the first day (Resumption day) – especially for kids entering a new level or school. A great way to ease their concerns is to take them there ahead of time. Walk the halls and get familiar with the settings. This will help both of you feel more prepared for a big day. This is particularly useful if your child already has their schedule, as they can find their locker and classroom colors changes.
SAVE MONEY WITHOUT LOSING TIME
Look to shopping / e-commerce website such as “UACNMARKET” to help you find the things you need at a reasonable price and reasonable time. Finding coupons and running store to store can be a real headache, but getting technology to get the work done for you is a major perk of today’s digital-age. Never underestimate the power of technology, it can really lighten the load so you have the time and energy to focus on your children’s back-to-school nerves!
RE-ESTABLISH ROUTINE
This is a must to do. During the long holidays there are journeys, special sleep-overs and everything else that gets in the way of keeping a routine. When the fall rolls around, kids struggle to settle into proper eat-times, play time and bed-times. Starting this ahead of time will mean that by the time school starts, they will have normalized the routine. Of course, the struggle will still be there, but hopefully the worst of it will be over and done with.
GET THEM EXCITED FOR SCHOOL
Encourage them with books that comprise of school themes, school environments, coloring, school settlings and friends at school. This will remind them that going to school is expected and at the same time remind them that learning can be fun. Emphasize school days as mini adventures and point out that some of their favourite characters are school-kids as well.

START A NEW TRADITION
Someone in the house has the back-to-school blues? It could be a child, or a parent, or both. To beat the blues, create a new tradition that will begin when school does, and this will give everyone something exciting to look forward to. Be it picking out a breakfast cereals as gift for teacher or something more regular like special Monday breakfasts cereals (Grand Cornflakes) just be sure it’s something the family can do together.
CONTINUITY MATTERS
After resumption, carefully follow up with them to ensure some basic things are right and ensure to choose clothing the night before school day, designate one place for clothes to keep house clean, keep shoes organized, make sure that your kids complete their homework before they go to bed, keep backpacks fully stocked so that they aren’t starve in school and organize your own items.

Back-to-school period can be very stressful depending on how you planned it. There are several things to do like shopping, schedules to keep, people to meet and appointments to make. Not to mention your child’s nerves about or resistance to the big day. We are in information age, technology has made things easy, here are some tips that will better prepare both you and your children for the inevitable disarray – and beat the fall blues while you’re at it.

PREPARE THE CALENDAR
Preparing a healthy meal is one thing and getting the children into routine is another thing, but parents need to settle into the new schedules as well. A helpful tip is to prepare the calendar as early as possible and hang it in a common area. That way, everyone in the house gets used to the idea that there are a million things to do, just around the corner! It will leave you feeling accomplished and ready.

[b]VISIT THE SCHOOL WITH YOUR KIDS BEFORE RESUMPTION TO GET THEM FAMILIARIZED
[/b]Every child’s biggest fear is getting lost on the first day (Resumption day) – especially for kids entering a new level or school. A great way to ease their concerns is to take them there ahead of time. Walk the halls and get familiar with the settings. This will help both of you feel more prepared for a big day. This is particularly useful if your child already has their schedule, as they can find their locker and classroom colors changes.

SAVE MONEY WITHOUT LOSING TIME
[/b]Look to shopping / e-commerce website such as “UACNMARKET” to help you find the things you need at a reasonable price and reasonable time. Finding coupons and running store to store can be a real headache, but getting technology to get the work done for you is a major perk of today’s digital-age. Never underestimate the power of technology, it can really lighten the load so you have the time and energy to focus on your children’s back-to-school nerves!

[b]RE-ESTABLISH ROUTINE
This is a must to do. During the long holidays there are journeys, special sleep-overs and everything else that gets in the way of keeping a routine. When the fall rolls around, kids struggle to settle into proper eat-times, play time and bed-times. Starting this ahead of time will mean that by the time school starts, they will have normalized the routine. Of course, the struggle will still be there, but hopefully the worst of it will be over and done with.

GET THEM EXCITED FOR SCHOOL
Encourage them with books that comprise of school themes, school environments, coloring, school settlings and friends at school. This will remind them that going to school is expected and at the same time remind them that learning can be fun. Emphasize school days as mini adventures and point out that some of their favourite characters are school-kids as well.

START A NEW TRADITION
Someone in the house has the back-to-school blues? It could be a child, or a parent, or both. To beat the blues, create a new tradition that will begin when school does, and this will give everyone something exciting to look forward to. Be it picking out a breakfast cereals as gift for teacher or something more regular like special Monday breakfasts cereals (Grand Cornflakes) just be sure it’s something the family can do together.

CONTINUITY MATTERS
After resumption, carefully follow up with them to ensure some basic things are right and ensure to choose clothing the night before school day, designate one place for clothes to keep house clean, keep shoes organized, make sure that your kids complete their homework before they go to bed, keep backpacks fully stocked so that they aren’t starve in school and organize your own items.

Dambu Nama, originating from Northern Nigeria has won the hearts of Southern of Nigeria. It used to be only suya, kilishi and fluffy meaty snack, now innovations has brought another way. Now you get to make this in the comfort of your home, no hawkers involved and its more convenient in a short time!
Recipe
500 grams beef
2 pc seasoning cube
2 teaspoons chilli powder
1 pc onion
1 pc garlic
1 teaspoon ginger powder
3 yaji (suya spice)
2 Edible oil (Grand Pure Soya Oil)
Method
Wash the meat and cut into chunks – depending on your preferred size.
Put meat into a pot with 1½ seasoning cubes, half chopped onions, 2 crushed garlic cloves and ginger powder. Cook with little water until very tender and the meat pulls apart very easily. Ensure water dries out.
Put meat on a cutting board and shred the meat using two forks to pull apart in opposite direction. Alternatively pound meat in mortar if that will be more convenient with you.
Transfer to mixing bowl. Add in the suya spice(yaji), remaining ½ seasoning and chilli powder. Mix well and set aside.
Pour oil (Grand Pure Soya Oil) into a wok/frying pan and put on medium heat. Shallow fry the meat and stir constantly until golden brown and crumbly. Ensure the oil is not too much.
Allow to cool before serving. dambu nama can keep in the fridge for about 2 weeks if kept air tight.
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Dambu Nama, originating from Northern Nigeria has won the hearts of Southern of Nigeria. It used to be only suya, kilishi and fluffy meaty snack, now innovations has brought another way. Now you get to make this in the comfort of your home, no hawkers involved and its more convenient in a short time!
Recipe
500 grams beef
2 pc seasoning cube
2 teaspoons chilli powder
1 pc onion
1 pc garlic
1 teaspoon ginger powder
3 yaji (suya spice)
2 Edible oil (Grand Pure Soya Oil)
Method
Wash the meat and cut into chunks – depending on your preferred size.
Put meat into a pot with 1½ seasoning cubes, half chopped onions, 2 crushed garlic cloves and ginger powder. Cook with little water until very tender and the meat pulls apart very easily. Ensure water dries out.
Put meat on a cutting board and shred the meat using two forks to pull apart in opposite direction. Alternatively pound meat in mortar if that will be more convenient with you.
Transfer to mixing bowl. Add in the suya spice(yaji), remaining ½ seasoning and chilli powder. Mix well and set aside.
Pour oil (Grand Pure Soya Oil) into a wok/frying pan and put on medium heat. Shallow fry the meat and stir constantly until golden brown and crumbly. Ensure the oil is not too much.
Allow to cool before serving. Dambu Nama can keep in the fridge for about 2 weeks if kept air tight.

Grand Cereals Limited, an integrated food company with leading brands in the cereals, vegetable oil and animal feeds category has launched one of its products, Binggo Dog Food in new attractive packaging into the Nigerian market. This was unveiled during the recent Dog Breeders’ Forum organized by the company in Jos, Abuja, and Lagos. The brand which was introduced in the last quarter of 2014 has become a household name among the dog breeding community in Nigeria.
Delivering his keynote address at the event Mukhtar Yakasai, Deputy Managing Director of the company reaffirmed its commitment to continuous product innovation and improvement to meet and surpass the breeders’ expectations at all times. He further stated that the enviable position Binggo is currently enjoying could not have been possible without the collaboration of the breeders who opened up their Kennel to Binggo Dog Food. Since introduction, Grand Cereals Limited (GCL) has engaged in continuous research and innovation to deliver a world-class brand that is comparable to leading dog food brands internationally.
In recognition of the progress made with the brand, The Nigeria Police Force Animal Branch (FAB) adopted Binggo as the official dog food of the Nigeria Police Dogs due to its ability to sustain dogs through the rigorous training and day to day policing functions. This fact was corroborated by the Commissioner of Police, Department of Operations, Force Animal Branch, Aishatu Abubakar, who was ably represented by SP Julius Samuel at the event in Abuja.

Also speaking at the event in Jos, Victor Chinonso; President, Jos kennel Club also known as Champion Breeders, stated that “breeders need a dog food that is well formulated to bring out the breed’s conformation and performance of their dogs”. He stated further

“Binggo Dog Food has proven to fit into this role perfectly since it is hygienically produced, has all the nutrients in balanced proportion, and is readily and freshly available unlike the imported brands that stay up to 4 months on the sea before arriving the shores of Nigeria”

The hallmark of the event was the unveiling of the new packaging for Binggo Dog Food across all its pack sizes as well as the improved formulation for its puppy food which is produced from 100% animal protein and rice as the main energy source.

During the knowledge-sharing session at the Lagos leg of the event, Dr. Bala Mohammed, Medical Director, Blueblood Veterinary services and Vetworld services who spoke on “The impact of nutrition on the productivity of our dogs” stated that Binggo Dog Food has all the necessary nutrients that every dog needs to develop healthily. He further endorsed the product by noting that “Binggo Dog Food is produced putting into consideration every aspect of productivity in dogs irrespective of its breed. The essential nutrients contained in the product ensures good growth and effective development for dogs”

The General Manager Sales & Marketing GCL, Bukola Adelabu during his vote of thanks appreciated the breeders for turning out in their numbers and equally assured them of GCL’s unalloyed support and more innovations targeted at supporting and revolutionizing the breeding community in Nigeria including value added services such as vet consultancy and periodic capacity building workshops to enhance productivity and profit of Dog Breeders in Nigeria.

The General Manager also reiterated the goal of the company which is to be the preferred provider of human and animal nutrition in West Africa through innovation, high quality products, exceptional and value-added service deliveries via our other products among which are; Grand Pure Soya Oil, Grand Cornflakes, Grand Maize Brabusco , Vital Feed and Ruminant Feed for sheep ,goat and cattle.

Medical Director, Blueblood Veterinary Services and VetWorld Services, Dr. Bala Mohammed, General Manager, Sales & Marketing, Grand Cereals Limited, Bukola Adelabu, Chairman, Nigerian Veterinary Medical Association, Lagos State Chapter, Dr. Aroso Olufemi and Managing Director, Brave Kay Services, Dr. Dipo Omotosho


National Sales Manager (Edibles), Grand Cereals Limited, Alexander Ikani giving the welcome address at the Binggo Dog Food Breeders’ Forum in Lagos.
Grand Cereals Limited, an integrated food company with leading brands in the cereals, vegetable oil and animal feeds category has launched one of its products, Binggo Dog Food in new attractive packaging into the Nigerian market. This was unveiled during the recent Dog Breeders’ Forum organized by the company in Jos, Abuja, and Lagos. The brand which was introduced in the last quarter of 2014 has become a household name among the dog breeding community in Nigeria.
Delivering his keynote address at the event Mukhtar Yakasai, Deputy Managing Director of the company reaffirmed its commitment to continuous product innovation and improvement to meet and surpass the breeders’ expectations at all times. He further stated that the enviable position Binggo is currently enjoying could not have been possible without the collaboration of the breeders who opened up their Kennel to Binggo Dog Food. Since introduction, Grand Cereals Limited (GCL) has engaged in continuous research and innovation to deliver a world-class brand that is comparable to leading dog food brands internationally.
In recognition of the progress made with the brand, The Nigeria Police Force Animal Branch (FAB) adopted Binggo as the official dog food of the Nigeria Police Dogs due to its ability to sustain dogs through the rigorous training and day to day policing functions. This fact was corroborated by the Commissioner of Police, Department of Operations, Force Animal Branch, Aishatu Abubakar, who was ably represented by SP Julius Samuel at the event in Abuja.

Also speaking at the event in Jos, Victor Chinonso; President, Jos kennel Club also known as Champion Breeders, stated that “breeders need a dog food that is well formulated to bring out the breed’s conformation and performance of their dogs”. He stated further

“Binggo Dog Food has proven to fit into this role perfectly since it is hygienically produced, has all the nutrients in balanced proportion, and is readily and freshly available unlike the imported brands that stay up to 4 months on the sea before arriving the shores of Nigeria”

The hallmark of the event was the unveiling of the new packaging for Binggo Dog Food across all its pack sizes as well as the improved formulation for its puppy food which is produced from 100% animal protein and rice as the main energy source.

During the knowledge-sharing session at the Lagos leg of the event, Dr. Bala Mohammed, Medical Director, Blueblood Veterinary services and Vetworld services who spoke on “The impact of nutrition on the productivity of our dogs” stated that Binggo Dog Food has all the necessary nutrients that every dog needs to develop healthily. He further endorsed the product by noting that “Binggo Dog Food is produced putting into consideration every aspect of productivity in dogs irrespective of its breed. The essential nutrients contained in the product ensures good growth and effective development for dogs”

The General Manager Sales & Marketing GCL, Bukola Adelabu during his vote of thanks appreciated the breeders for turning out in their numbers and equally assured them of GCL’s unalloyed support and more innovations targeted at supporting and revolutionizing the breeding community in Nigeria including value added services such as vet consultancy and periodic capacity building workshops to enhance productivity and profit of Dog Breeders in Nigeria.

The General Manager also reiterated the goal of the company which is to be the preferred provider of human and animal nutrition in West Africa through innovation, high quality products, exceptional and value-added service deliveries via our other products among which are; Grand Pure Soya Oil, Grand Cornflakes, Grand Maize Brabusco , Vital Feed and Ruminant Feed for sheep ,goat and cattle.

Vitamin A plays a major role in keeping your vision, reproduction immune function, bones, respiratory, intestinal, cellular communication and urinary tract surface linings healthy. It also supports cell growth and differentiation, playing a critical role in the normal formation and maintenance of the heart, lungs, kidneys, and other organs.This nutrient assists in keeping your mucous membranes and skin properly nourished to function as a barrier against harmful viruses and bacteria. Vitamin A makes white blood cells, which fight off infections. Vitamin A deficiency is a known risk factor for severe measles. The nutrient regulates your immune system. Vitamin A deficiency is rare in some advanced countries. However, vitamin A deficiency is common in many developing countries, often because residents have limited access or take no cognizance to nutritional value of their day-to-day consumption. Around 250,000 to 500,000 children around the world with vitamin A deficiency become blind every year. Half of those children die within 12 months of losing their sight, according to the World Health Organization. Symptoms of a severe deficiency are night blindness, dry eyes, diarrhea and skin problems. An age-related eye disease study by the National Eye Institute found that taking high levels of antioxidants, such as vitamin A, may reduce the risk of developing advanced age-related macular degeneration by about 25 percent.The federal government’s 2015-2020 Dietary Guidelines for Americans notes that “Nutritional needs should be met primarily from foods. Foods in nutrient-dense forms contain essential vitamins and minerals and also dietary fiber and other naturally occurring substances that may have positive health effects. In some cases, fortified foods and dietary supplements may be useful in providing one or more nutrients that otherwise may be consumed in less-than-recommended amounts.”Get your body required Vitamin A through Grand Pure Soya Oil. You can either use it for frying, cooking, baking etc. Grand Pure Soya Oil is sold online and nearby stores close to you. Grand Pure Soya Oil …quality in every drop

Feeding in catfish farming is the most important task in fish farming towards a profitable catfish production. This is because, during feeding, the farmer get to observe the general welfare and growth of the fish, identifying the ones that might be ill or not growing properly, since their response to feeding might differ.

The feeding behavior of the fish is often a clue to the health of the fish and its response to the conditions and environment of the pond. Good experience in the behavior of fish should enable the person to properly observe them during feeding and also give the right feedback.

Regarding catfish feeding practices, there is no one standard practice that should apply to all farms. Every farm is peculiar and feeding practices should be based on the situation of the farm. Base on the size of the pond, you might want to feed the fish by training them to converge at a spot for a small pond (Spot Feeding) and at multiple spots for a larger pond, or you can choose to spread out the feed (Disperse Feeding) to reach every area of the pond for the fish to eat at whatever spot they choose.

No matter the feeding style you choose to employ, it is appropriate to use what will be suitable for your pond size and fish age. Experts would recommend the use of floating pelletised feed for profitable return, where a portion is used to groom the fish. Most farmers prefer using floating feed as it helps the farmer check the fish’s activity and their general condition as it reduces wastage of feed and many other benefits.

Other fish feeding practices to note are highlighted below:
The usual practice is to feed the fish is twice daily. More than twice might lead to water pollution among others.

Avoid underfeeding the fish or skipping daily meals in order to avoid cannibalism, poor growth.

Always use good quality feed. Don’t choose a brand of feed because it is cheaper. Go for a fish feed that is highly nutritious and best suits your farming style.

If you notice any sign of disease and an increased death rate of the fish, you should quickly consult your Veterinary Doctor to check the exact situation that had led to such circumstance

For good profit for your business, avoid wasting feed via over feeding.