Treasure17:
Nice one. This can't be nairaland sarki sha. That one na olodo.

TastyFriedPussy:
I pray he looses every inch of it all to fire outbreak... How can he be making money while I'm here struggling...

Realists:
See better pikin giving Nigerians Tomato factory, unlike the other Aspirant disturbing us with " I invested in Beer Factory" as if Alcohol na food.

Parachoko:
So under which Govt did Dangote tried it?

nlfpmod:


https://twitter.com/OvieNews/status/1589574563582869504

Realists:
See better pikin giving Nigerians Tomato factory, unlike the other Aspirant disturbing us with " I invested in Beer Factory" as if Alcohol na food.

TastyFriedPussy:
I pray he looses every inch of it all to fire outbreak... How can he be making money while I'm here struggling...

adecz:


With the high cost of fuel, electricity,
farm inputs, punishing tax regimes
an rampant insecurity, especially in Katsina
state, APC have set a trap that ensures that
no productive or manufacturing venture
can succeed❌❌❌

For this venture to be profitable, they
will need to sell their tomato sachets for
over N200 against the current average
retail costs of N100.

This venture will pack up in less than
one year.

Dangote tried it in Kano a few years back,
but had to pull out☹️☹️☹️

Realists:
See better pikin giving Nigerians Tomato factory, unlike the other Aspirant disturbing us with " I invested in Beer Factory" as if Alcohol na food.

babaolofin:


Thanks for this information. I had wanted to ask about what happened to Dangote Tomato Paste Industry established few years ago.

Please, can anybody from Dangote Group tell us what really happened to that project.

olumide4christ:


That's one of the major reasons why I can never vote for Obi....a whole state governor invest in brewery...out of all the productive ventures that a governor or state can invest in?

For about 3 years now, I have been a consultant on my biggest project so far...a multu-billion naira specialist teaching hospital somewhere in the South West of Nigeria. This hospital is a CSR project being donated by a private individual to a university, with top grade Medical equipment amounting to millions of dollars. If a private individual is doing this landmark project that will take the health care delivery in Nigeria to the next level, pro Bono, why will a so-called governor invest the state's hard-earned money in a brewery? What economic value does a brewery bring to any region, state or country?

I, who has never held any government position before, have tons of project and business ideas that people in government can implement that will take Nigeria from the status of 3rd world to 1st world within 5 years. These ideas are stored in my personal notes, saved for later when I will put them into a knowledge format for sale to investors and government players.

Thus, I'm incensed when I learn that someone invested state resources in a brewery, of all investments on planet earth!

SMH!

olumide4christ:


That's one of the major reasons why I can never vote for Obi....a whole state governor invest in brewery...out of all the productive ventures that a governor or state can invest in?

For about 3 years now, I have been a consultant on my biggest project so far...a multu-billion naira specialist teaching hospital somewhere in the South West of Nigeria. This hospital is a CSR project being donated by a private individual to a university, with top grade Medical equipment amounting to millions of dollars. If a private individual is doing this landmark project that will take the health care delivery in Nigeria to the next level, pro Bono, why will a so-called governor invest the state's hard-earned money in a brewery? What economic value does a brewery bring to any region, state or country?

I, who has never held any government position before, have tons of project and business ideas that people in government can implement that will take Nigeria from the status of 3rd world to 1st world within 5 years. These ideas are stored in my personal notes, saved for later when I will put them into a knowledge format for sale to investors and government players.

Thus, I'm incensed when I learn that someone invested state resources in a brewery, of all investments on planet earth!

SMH!

olumide4christ:


That's one of the major reasons why I can never vote for Obi....a whole state governor invest in brewery...out of all the productive ventures that a governor or state can invest in?

For about 3 years now, I have been a consultant on my biggest project so far...a multu-billion naira specialist teaching hospital somewhere in the South West of Nigeria. This hospital is a CSR project being donated by a private individual to a university, with top grade Medical equipment amounting to millions of dollars. If a private individual is doing this landmark project that will take the health care delivery in Nigeria to the next level, pro Bono, why will a so-called governor invest the state's hard-earned money in a brewery? What economic value does a brewery bring to any region, state or country?

I, who has never held any government position before, have tons of project and business ideas that people in government can implement that will take Nigeria from the status of 3rd world to 1st world within 5 years. These ideas are stored in my personal notes, saved for later when I will put them into a knowledge format for sale to investors and government players.

Thus, I'm incensed when I learn that someone invested state resources in a brewery, of all investments on planet earth!

SMH!

Realists:
See better pikin giving Nigerians Tomato factory, unlike the other Aspirant disturbing us with " I invested in Beer Factory" as if Alcohol na food.

Realists:
See better pikin giving Nigerians Tomato factory, unlike the other Aspirant disturbing us with " I invested in Beer Factory" as if Alcohol na food.

adecz:




https://www.google.com/amp/s/businesspost.ng/featureoped/why-dangote-shutdown-tomato-factory-and-lessons-to-learn-from-it/amp/

Parachoko:
Thank you

I never knew the plant was reopened again and shut down the second time because there was not enough tomatoes.

It seems Dangote got carried away by people who do boast we produce a lot of tomatoes in Nigeria.

ISTP:
Commendable.

aguiyi2:
Very good one. We need more of this sort of factories around the raw material source. If half of our corrupt politicians invest in this sort of venture, Nigeria will become an industrialized nation in no time. Enough of hotels, supermarkets and petrol stations. Industrialization is the way. Kudos Aboki.

gasparpisciotta:


Otondo

nlfpmod: