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From the beginning our marketing goal is efficient service delivery and customers satisfaction with viewership across four continents within three months, our customers has these to say:

Obaje Honourable(Facebook): I read from nutrition review and a reminder in 2014, postgraduate class in Vet (ABU) the health benefits of palm oil. I sincerely thanked you again for the re-awakening of this God giving gift. The fruit of the oil palm tree (Elaeis guineesis) is the source of antioxidant-rich red palm oil. Red palm oil is a rich source of phytonutrients such as tocotrienols, tocopherols, carotenoids, phytosterols, squalene, and coenzyme Q10. Very interesting to me is that all of which exhibit nutritional properties and oxidative stability. Mutagenic, nutritional, and toxicological studies have shown that red palm oil contains highly bioavailable β-carotene and vitamin A and is reasonably stable to heat without any adverse effects. Mr Negedu Sir, the Nigerian scientific conferences and workshops are still looking at the apha-L side of tocophenol. The international community in medical education has dissected that part and had put on the search light on beta tocophenol. If you can sponsor me Sir I wish to look at: the epigenetic relationship of Eliaesis gueineses, the biomarker of alpha port and relationship of palm oil to diabetes. Thanks sir.

Danlami Yisa(WhatsApp): "Did you put "sugar" in the oil? It gave our food an entire different taste, I have never tasted oil like this, pls I want more".


Sunday Abba(Facebook): Great piece about palm oil

onyinyedaniella (blog comment): I am proud to be a Nigeria, in India, the student wonder why we are so Good and want to know our secret.I told some I can sit and read for over 6hours if I so wished. Nigeria is a great country.thanks Mr Godwin for bringing this up. on 🌴 Amberneg palm oil... Proudly Nigerian 

John Jonathan (blog comment): This is excellent I love to be a partner

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