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How Commodity Market & Exchange Can Develop Agricultural Sector - Osinbajo by Shooyie: 8:21am On Oct 05, 2021
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There is a need to focus on developing our agricultural value chain, particularly the business of guaranteeing the creation of a proper commodity market with the right logistics that would be mutually beneficial to farmers and consumers, according to Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, SAN.

He made this assertion on Monday while receiving a delegation from Gezawa Commodity Market and Exchange, a Kano State based private company that provides a specialized organized market, operating efficient transaction and delivery of agricultural, solid minerals, and energy-based commodities. The delegation was led by the Managing Director of the company, Mr. Muhammad Rabi’I Elyakub.

Prof Osinbajo stated that “we need all the focus that we can on developing our agricultural value chain, especially the business of ensuring that we create a proper market so that there is value," adding we must make sure that "we are able to resource that chain well.”

The VP acknowledged that in Nigeria, “we are top producers of so many different agricultural products as well as minerals.

"It is in adding value, ensuring the value chain works effectively, ensuring that we can process, store and trade, that’s really where the missing link is.”

Elaborating on the importance of the agricultural value chain, Prof Osinbajo reiterated that “I don’t know of any society that has been able to develop the whole value chain from farm to table without a very vibrant commodity exchange.”

He lauded the idea of a private commodity exchange noting that “a private commodity exchange is very important. I am a strong believer in the private sector’s involvement."

Prof Osinbajo then commended the commodity company for having made “very quick progress in a very short time," adding that the company has covered substantial ground.

He continued, “I’m impressed with what you have done so far. I think the idea is that there is only one way to make agriculture profitable for the average farmer and that is by creating a market that is systematic and recognizes value and you can’t do that without establishing a proper market."


While giving a presentation, the Chief Financial Officer of Gezawa Commodity Exchange, Dr. Abdullahi Ya’u highlighted the importance of having a commodity exchange market.

He stated that without an exchange “it would take Nigeria ages for the farmers, producers, traders in commodities to discover their potential, but with the exchanges, we can be easily globally seen and standardize based on international best practices. I believe this is one of the core anthems of this government.”

Laolu Akande
Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media & Publicity
Office of the Vice President
5th October 2021
Re: How Commodity Market & Exchange Can Develop Agricultural Sector - Osinbajo by Joyce95: 8:25am On Oct 05, 2021
Wow Interesting one Indeed!
We are top producers of so many different agricultural products as well as minerals.

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Re: How Commodity Market & Exchange Can Develop Agricultural Sector - Osinbajo by okefranci: 8:27am On Oct 05, 2021
The exchange is very Paramount in the Agricultural sector but the most major problems are the loss of agricultural land and the decrease in the varieties of crops and livestock produced ,therefore all these need to look at so that we can have food in surplus

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Re: How Commodity Market & Exchange Can Develop Agricultural Sector - Osinbajo by Shooyie: 8:50am On Oct 05, 2021
Every step to improve productivity in the agricultural sector is welcomed. This will help the Nigerian economy.
Re: How Commodity Market & Exchange Can Develop Agricultural Sector - Osinbajo by TheRareGem1(f): 9:25am On Oct 05, 2021
Consumer protection agency boss need to answer some pertinent questions actually because the rate at which food is rising is scary, average Nigerian can't feed the family again. Everything is going up and Nigerians are vexing. Someone needs to do something that reflect in reality so that joy and happiness can be seen on Nigerians faces.
Re: How Commodity Market & Exchange Can Develop Agricultural Sector - Osinbajo by SUFFERInSMILIIN(m): 9:31am On Oct 05, 2021
Shooyie:
STATE HOUSE PRESS RELEASE

There is a need to focus on developing our agricultural value chain, particularly the business of guaranteeing the creation of a proper commodity market with the right logistics that would be mutually beneficial to farmers and consumers, according to Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, SAN.

He made this assertion on Monday while receiving a delegation from Gezawa Commodity Market and Exchange, a Kano State based private company that provides a specialized organized market, operating efficient transaction and delivery of agricultural, solid minerals, and energy-based commodities. The delegation was led by the Managing Director of the company, Mr. Muhammad Rabi’I Elyakub.

Prof Osinbajo stated that “we need all the focus that we can on developing our agricultural value chain, especially the business of ensuring that we create a proper market so that there is value," adding we must make sure that "we are able to resource that chain well.”

The VP acknowledged that in Nigeria, “we are top producers of so many different agricultural products as well as minerals.

"It is in adding value, ensuring the value chain works effectively, ensuring that we can process, store and trade, that’s really where the missing link is.”

Elaborating on the importance of the agricultural value chain, Prof Osinbajo reiterated that “I don’t know of any society that has been able to develop the whole value chain from farm to table without a very vibrant commodity exchange.”

He lauded the idea of a private commodity exchange noting that “a private commodity exchange is very important. I am a strong believer in the private sector’s involvement."

Prof Osinbajo then commended the commodity company for having made “very quick progress in a very short time," adding that the company has covered substantial ground.

He continued, “I’m impressed with what you have done so far. I think the idea is that there is only one way to make agriculture profitable for the average farmer and that is by creating a market that is systematic and recognizes value and you can’t do that without establishing a proper market."


While giving a presentation, the Chief Financial Officer of Gezawa Commodity Exchange, Dr. Abdullahi Ya’u highlighted the importance of having a commodity exchange market.

He stated that without an exchange “it would take Nigeria ages for the farmers, producers, traders in commodities to discover their potential, but with the exchanges, we can be easily globally seen and standardize based on international best practices. I believe this is one of the core anthems of this government.”

Laolu Akande
Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media & Publicity
Office of the Vice President
5th October 2021


I can now see that Nigeria is ruled by illiterate and the Citizens are also illiterate. In the last five years Nigeria has lost only its farms especially the commercial farms to order African countries. Go to Benin Republic Togo Cameroon Ghana Liberia Ivory Coast Tanzania Zambia Mozambique Kenya Namibia you will see the amount of Nigerian farmers doing farming and doing agriculture in these countries. This man is just empty vessel with no solution for the country's problem. Nigerians in Europe and America are buying fans and building industries in other African countries I was shocked when I went to some of these countries..

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