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The council described the export
figure in the period as the highest ever, saying cocoa topped the list of
exportable agricultural products.
NEPC Assistant Director, Product
Development Department, Afolabi Bello,
said these at a training programme for farmers to adopt best practices in cocoa
bean processing and packaging for export.
The event, held in Ila, Osun state, was organised by the
council in collaboration with Mr. Femi
Fakeye, the House of Representatives member representing
Boluwaduro/Ifeday/Ila Federal Constituency.
According to Bello, the country
could further improve on the revenue from non-oil exports by improving the
quality of the exportable products from the country, thereby reducing rejection
at the international market.
In his own words, “Based on the figures released by the National Bureau of
Statistics, cocoa was even the number-one exportable agricultural product. We
are seeing the impact of export promotional activities but we can do better
because there are still some gaps and challenges.”
Fakeye, who was represented by Dr. Ifeoluwa Arowosoge, explained that
the programme was a follow-up to the one held three months back, adding that
the training would centre on the best way to process cocoa for export.
He said the participants would
receive spraying machine and chemicals, adding that 70 cocoa farmers
participating in the workshop were drawn from the 31 wards in the constituency.
(Punch)
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