British Govt Inspects Abakaliki Rice Mill As Company Boss Assures Of Partnership
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This page is a repost of a news article detailing a visit by the British Deputy High Commissioner to an Abakaliki rice mill, followed by brief reactions and a request for updates. The content focuses on international partnership, government support, and the potential for grants to improve agricultural capacity rather than local farmer-to-farmer discussions.
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“I'm really impressed and surprised at what I'm seeing in this industry today, and it's such a great opportunity to commend the government of Ebonyi State and the managers of this company.”
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“We appreciate the government for what they have done for us, and we also want the British High Commission in Nigeria to assist us with grants so that the rural farmers would not continually depend on loans.”
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“Without fear of contradiction, we have more than one thousand milling engines here that enable us to produce more than 300 metric tons of rice on a daily basis”
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