Palm Oil production in Southern Nigeria

Palm oil and palm kernel oil (PKO) is produced mainly by women in southern and western Nigeria. Nigeria has a vest palm tree mangrove and plantations all across southern Nigeria.
In the 1960's Nigeria was a leader in palm oil production as it was the country's major export commodity. Although today Nigeria ranks 5th in palm oil production.
In this video, you will learn how palm oil and palm kernel oil (PKO) is produced by women in south-south and south-eastern Nigeria. you will also learn why palm oil is red, and how palm oil is good for your health.

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[@kiaora7214]

I really enjoyed this video thank you. Extracting the oil is labour intensive and these people are hardworking. They also appear healthy and strong. I felt like joining them in the work but the reality is i will probably perish in 10 mins because i am a soft westerner 😅

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[@homecare8182]

Do u have video on where they produce oil at Port Harcourt

[@realpeopleoftheinternet]

Great video. In this video is almost a documentary man You did a great job going into the interior and speaking with the actual producers of the palm oil. That's amazing Hope this video goes viral one day.

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Thank you, you can check the part two here: czcams.com/video/TdKmjZQM3mM/video.html

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[@truezladye1893]

What local communities need is more investment especially towards the cost of machinery. Govts should be encouraging more training in Agriculture farming. Malaysia is ahead coz of investment.
Everything boils down to money.
Thanks David 😊

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[@user-bo6bg4jt5p]

Nigeria is No 1 palm oil producer after learning the farm technology from Malaysia & Indonesia
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[@DavidNkwa]

It's the opposite sir.
Thank you for commenting

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Nope!

[@olisabosah4292]

Fantastic documentary man I am looking for truck loads of Fresh fruit bunches (FFB) every month if possible every two weeks

[@DavidNkwa]

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[@olisabosah4292]

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[@yahudimyahsharal2088]

Can hardly wait to watch. In America we were taught in school palm oil is bad. I learned it's one of the healthiest oils (Red Palm).

[@DavidNkwa]

Yes it is

[@henryuwa5151]

@@DavidNkwa please how is it bad? Coz in Nigeria we were taught in school that is a good source of Vitamin A.

[@DavidNkwa]

I said it's good to his last statement

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Keep listening to white people at your own detriment

[@nmg1909]

Malaysia is no 1. Nigeria sold their birthright to them.

[@DavidNkwa]

Lol.
I don't think we sold our birth right. It's just we neglected that sector because of oil

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I like almost all your videos, ranging from Rice in Akwa ibom, Fish from Cross Rivers e.t.c
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[@michaeladuba819]

Child laborers can be seen in this video, which is an unfortunate tale of the palm oil industry in Nigeria.

[@ianbell5611]

Thank You.
I never knew there are two types of Palm oil.
Great seeing how it's produced.
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[@DavidNkwa]

Am glad you learnt a thing from the video

[@margaretnakawungu5219]

Thank you for the update .
How do we plant the palm trees.
Do you plant the seed lol

[@OG.Entertainment]

Get a seedlings from a good company, unless you know how to nurse it

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How much does palm fruit bunch cost?

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[@aframaco9491]

This is all sensational!
Yes ! Nigeria was number 1 previously !
At these times, only Indonesia and Malaysia produce more!
Nigeria remains the 3rd largest producer of crude palm oil in the world!

[@emmanuelike8143]

Do you sale improved palm seedlings?

[@DavidNkwa]

Sorry Mr. Emmanuel, I don't

[@isaachp9673]

Interesting Government has to provide them with new technology from planting to processing it

[@AldwinSalig]

Now I know why they are importing palm oil products despite the fact that they produce a lot of it.

[@markglover2525]

"Why must it be mud?"
Ha ha ha! That's what $2000 a day Management Consultants ask; '...but why this way? What is the rationale?'
Fascinating stuff, D.

[@estebancorral5151]

It is not mud. Dirt mixed with water is mud. In this case, it is just the clay which is mixed with water. It is used to seperate the shell from the meat of the seed which is further processed into palm kernel oil.

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economic strength and infrastructure progress Nigeria, Africa and Indonesia beat the economy of the GDP of western European countries.

[@chrisqueen8192]

Hi how can i buy the oil please

[@DavidNkwa]

Depends in where you live

[@ifeanyimathson7320]

I sell palm oil in Nigeria how many kegs you want?

[@cnvramamoorthy8358]

India is the largest importer & consumer of palm oil , not planting Palm trees for self sufficient

[@iamnotaca8520]

It's because of Price instability sir... Govt should impose Anti dumping duty and promote local growers but they never do it do to consumer price inflation... Palm production to distribution system is so much integrated but still we don't get subsidies for years (wonder where crores of money is flowing out)

[@estebancorral5151]

There are plenty of of illegal garbage dumps in India that can be converted into oil palm sites. Windrows of compost from garbage that are 5-6ft. tall could be placed between the rows of oil palms. The leachate from the compost will be feeding the oil palms. In two months, 1/3 of the degraded garbage can be used for bio-methane production. In another four months, the remaining 2/3 of the compost is sold for agricultural compost. Mean while, the oil palms are happy little creatures, waiting to reach maturity for oil production. The people involved are making money from the compost and the removal of pollution. Today Indians are going the Persian Gulf States merely to be treated with contempt and as slaves while the could stay and help prosper the country.

[@estebancorral5151]

Wrong, the boiled fruit is not put into a grinding machine. It is is into a thrashing machine. And the thrashing machine is being overloaded simply because they design the gearing ratio incorrectly from the motor to the load. They are wasting production time and money.

[@safiyahamisu5874]

Pls explain better technology that they can use for optimal performance.

[@estebancorral5151]

@@safiyahamisu5874 you misunderstood. He gave the wrong name of the machine which he called grinder. The correct name is thrashing machine. The purpose of this machine is to seperate the cooked fruit into the flesh, fiber, seed& oil. In English, the fiber is also called “chaff” and the seed is also called “kernel.”

[@akrikaakrika1474]

This backbreaking and inefficient work. There’s gotta be a better way.

[@estebancorral5151]

There is.

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Does anyone want the palm oil refining equipment? Contact with me

[@obede7904]

How can I contact?

[@youme1414]

That Malaysia's getting oil palm seedlings from Nigeria is claimed to be a rumour .

[@DavidNkwa]

did you not watch the video? the minister said it himself

[@youme1414]

@@DavidNkwa Yes , I did. A mentioned his name - then minister for Agriculture who is now the chairman of AfDB, Mr. Adesina. But, it is not correct.

[@DavidNkwa]

@youme1414 who said it was a rumour? Malaysia did not denial it.
It was one guy in Nifor who said it's not true, because he was trying gain popularity.
Buy the records are there that they came and took the seedlings. In fact they came through the late businessman Mko Abiola

[@youme1414]

@@DavidNkwa That is not true, sir. The British introduces Palm oil trees to Malaysia from eastern Nigeria as ornamental plants in 1870s ( they are used like flowers). The seedlings the country uses for their oil palm production come from Amsterdam, in the Netherlands.
People should stop making this wrong claim, sir.

[@johnsonamoni6382]

Palm tree is native to Africa and it's from there that it spread to other parts of the world.

[@youme1414]

This is how useless and lazy we have become. The same thing happens to ground nuts.

[@johnsonamoni6382]

And cocoa and Rubber.

[@pteechka1]

What makes you think they are lazy?

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