FARMERS MARKET: YAM AND NIGERIA'S AGRO- EXPORT TROUBLES

Nigeria's recent entrance into the global yam export market has again brought to the fore, the myriads of challenges besetting agricultural produce export in the country. Not only was the inaugural yam export fraught with glitches, there are also hitherto unknown reasons why the entire venture was an illegality! Find out the details in this edition of Farmers Market. Please watch, like and share but most importantly, join the conversation to grow Nigeria's Agro-Economy!

[@deleoladeji8246]

This is a very interesting program. However, the background music in the production is too loud, I takes the shine off the interesting little details of the interviews.

[@olusolaadeyemo2676]

No wonder this program was stopped, reveals a lot about our ineptitude in agricultural production and export. Great if we could bring programs like this back on air during this period when our currency is at high risk.

[@ArenaFilms042]

Thanks for this video at least I now know that trying to export things from Nigeria is wasting of your money 🤔 I won't try it ...

[@OderaViva]

Nice one

[@ikeokeke5798]

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[@dejiadeleke2831]

It is sad, to watch things like this. You mean the export prohibition act cap E22 (1999) has still not been changed? Yet, govt keeps telling the youth to go into farming

[@princeafeni3583]

Someone from village, garage boy's and educated illiterate personnel putting in charge of business,
How do u expect things to move forward?

[@afrobest707]

Nigeria is a country that the ruling government never ever showed any concerns of promoting any produce from Nigeria. It's a shame. From time to time Ghana minister of agriculture will pay a courtesy visit to Spitalfields market in London to support the importers of Ghana yam. Nigeria has no trade relationship with Britain so many Nigerian products are banned from entering Britain. I remember years ago when British government were seizing Nigerian Maggi cubes. They invited Nigerian traders to Nigerian Embassy to see if Nigerian government will work something out about the " trade relationship " but the meeting ended in disaster. It was at this meeting that the British representative told us that our government has no trade relationship. How can Nigeria talk about promoting agriculture when farmers are being killed in their farms by fulani herdsmen and nothing is done about it. 2019 will be the worst year in Nigeria if this forced themselves to stay in power. We have totally lost it.

[@MultivisionLondon]

See what makes yam so expensive in Europe and America! We really need to wake up.

[@mfibonacci5275]

Multivision London well we have just one planet and we all have to learn how to play nice together or all the people and the environment will be gone someday. No one area on earth can grow all the different types of food for the entire planet either

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[@TabsT-vy5jy]

Please hold mic up to your mouth instead of waving it about like that. But good report

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