Nigeria: Yobe sesame farmers excited about new processing hubs

게시됨 2024년 6월 12일

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Sesame farmers in Yobe State are optimistic about the new sesame processing plants established for standard packaging and export, which are anticipated to increase annual production to over 60,000 tonnes and enhance the state's Internally Generated Revenue (IGR). The state government invested N3.5bn in constructing four ultra-modern factories in Machina, Potiskum, Nguru, and Damaturu LGAs. These facilities aim to prevent sesame seed adulteration, create local jobs, and attract farmers from other regions, aligning with Governor Mai Mala Buni's goals of job creation, revenue generation, and economic development.
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Sesame farmers in Yobe State have expressed happiness with the establishment of sesame processing plants for standard packaging and export to global markets. The farmers said the processing plants and farm inputs would raise annual sesame production in the state to over 60,000 tonnes. The processing plants are expected to improve the Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) of the state. Daily Trust gathered that the state government expended N3.5bn in building four ultra-modern sesame seeds cleansing, processing and packaging factories in Machina, Potiskum, Nguru and Damaturu LGAs. Rabiu Adamu, a sesame farmer in Machina, told Daily Trust that some farmers and traders were mixing the sesame seeds with sand to increase their weight. He expressed optimism that with the newly constructed sesame processing centres, sesame farmers in Nigeria had an advantage due to demand and supply mismatch, coupled with good pricing. He said, “This habit of adulteration of the grains is quite unfortunate, ...

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