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Bank of Industries Tomato paste training

Bank Of Industry, Nigeria
CALL FOR ENTRIES:
Nigeria ranks as the second highest producer of tomatoes in Africa. N11.7 billion is spent annually to import processed tomato paste into the country while over 200,000 farmers in Nigeria, whom collectively grow over 1.5 million metric tonnes of tomatoes every year, currently grow this vegetable crop.
In a bid to deepen the techniques of tomato processing and setting up of small-scale tomato processing and packaging venture.
The Bank Of Industry Limited is organising a technical training on tomato processing & packaging workshop for Nigerian youths scheduled to hold in Kano and Lagos respectively.
Application opens 17th February and closes 23rd February 2017.
Interested applications should register at
www.boi.ng/boitpworkshop ... Please pass it on to other groups for those that might be interested. Thank you

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