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Dangote denies involvement in production, sale of GMO rice

Freedom Reporter by Freedom Reporter
September 6, 2016
in Breaking News, Business, News
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The malicious broadcast alleging a partnership between Dangote and the Federal Government for importing and flooding the market with poisonous GMO rice is absolutely false.
Dangote is not involved in the production or sales of GMOs and its research in Nigeria or anywhere.
What people should know, however, is the ground-breaking progress Dangote Rice has made since 2014 when it stopped importation of rice and began local cultivation.
Below are the facts:
· 2014: Dangote signed $1billion agreement with FG or integrated rice production in Kebbi, Niger, Jigawa and Kwara

· 2016: Started a multibillion naira Rice Outgrower Scheme over 8,000 hectares in Hadejia, Jigawa State

· 2016: Created over 10,000 jobs (Direct and indirect) to farmers who are an integral part of the Rice Outgrower Scheme

· FARO 44 rice seeds distributed to farmers during the Outgrower Scheme was sourced from Africa Rice and certified by the National Agricultural Seeds Council

The intent of this broadcast is to bring into disrepute the hard-earned reputation of Dangote and actualisation of its vision of making Nigeria self-sufficient in rice production. Moreover, with the ever watchful eagle eyes of organisations such as NAFDAC, SON, CPC with the mandate to ensure food safety, how can a big organisation like Dangote import and flood the market with poisonous rice?

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