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Nigerians Now Orders Pizza From London And Use British Airways To Deliver It To Nigeria

People in Nigeria are using British Airways to deliver them pizzas from London, the nation’s Minister of Agriculture has complained.
71 year old Minister of Agriculture, Audu Ogbeh,says that Nigerians now use their cellphones to import pizza from London as he addressed the Senate Committee on Agriculture in Abuja.
Describing it as annoying, he expressed concern over the country’s importation of goods exceeding the exportation.
When Minister for Agriculture, Audu Ogbeh, said that Nigerians use their Cellphones to order pizza from London… my Uncle (Gbolahan Dada) his face was totally priceless… like are you okay sir???? pic.twitter.com/RISSG8R80Q
— Adetutu Balogun (@Tutsy22) March 27, 2019
“They buy in London, they bring it on British Airways in the morning to pick up at the airport”
“It is a very annoying situation and we have to move a lot faster in cutting down some of these things”
The federal government is currently trying to stop the importation of goods, which it says is too high and damaging the country.
“Nigeria is a nation of importers. toothpick every year costs us $18 m( ₦6.5billion ) while tomato paste costs us $400m ( ₦144billion )”
“Meanwhile, a basket of tomatoes is less than ₦2,000. The farmers are losing money because the processors do not have enough funds to set up factories”
“Two factories have started off. I am sure by the end of next year we can comfortably tell the importers of tomato paste to stop”
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