Nothing concerns CustomsNG with Nigeria’s progress or ease of doing business, they just want to beg, stifle everyone trying to survive. See how Ghana does it.

@CustomsNG This is the Yam we buy and Eat in the UK

@CustomsNG I watched this and my thoughts exactly. Nigerians are going through it 🥲

@CustomsNG Anti business agency.

@CustomsNG Yep. You go anywhere in the world and want to buy yam, you are buying Ghana Puna yam.

@CustomsNG These are some of the Yam we buy abroad in African stores but you can barely see Nigerian products. And I keep asking myself what is really our problem? The most populous black nation in the world that is supposed to be the food bank of the world. It is so painful 🤦‍♂️

@CustomsNG This particular yam is been sold in the UK, 30kg for £17-25 pounds.

@CustomsNG It’s crazy! They’re busy posting record IGR.

@CustomsNG A box of Ghana yam went from about £17 in May to £30 last week... It's now about £35 as at yesterday. Imagine the value chain and huge income this would bring to Naija, if done properly. Someone once mentioned, that the Ghana yams are produced in Naija, exported to Ghana then UK

@CustomsNG Are Nigerian youth ready to add to this kind of labour input? They mostly prefer to sit behind computers

@CustomsNG We were having this discussion on here recently about Nigeria being the largest producer of Yam in the world. Meanwhile this is the Yam you see across the UK with the label “Product of Ghana”.