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Tuesday, December
11, 2018 / 05:17 PM /
FDC
Okro
output in Nigeria is estimated at 1.98mn tonnes, 22.25% of global output.
However, production of the commodity can increase to at least 5mn tonnes
annually.
The
commodity, which is merely restricted to subsistence consumption, has the
potential to earn the government significant export revenue. This would improve
the export value of agricultural goods in Nigeria which declined by 47.2% in
Q3’18.
The
slides below address these and other issues in the domestic and global
commodities market.
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