Garden Egg - Nigeria

While some people eat it raw, some eat it cooked (in the form of sauce) while others make salad from it.

The forms of eating the garden egg seems endless in our Nigerian society.

The garden egg plant apart from being a source of vegetable, has numerous health benefits which are essential for the overall development of the human body and it’s acceptability cuts across religious, tribal, cultural and ethnic groups in Nigeria, hence the wide usage of the garden egg plant.

Company Contact:

• Posted By: Fiona Resources Ltd.

• Phone: +234 805 885 0588

• Address: 10/11 Adeboye Sholanke Street, Off Allen Ave, ikeja , Lagos , Nigeria

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• Business Description: FIONA RESOURCES LTD. was incorporated in May 2016 to engage in the business of farming and trading in agricultural produce services FIONA RESOURCES LTDhas also established a competent range of selected products and services
  
  We ensure that we trade in produce of the highest quality, sourced from farms across Nigeria that meet up with the industry standards and farming processes, as laid down by regulatory bodies both locally and internationally.
  
  We also ensure that our products are preserved under the best of conditions from harvest period until delivery to our customers.
  
  As a registered member of the Nigeria Export Promotion Council (NEPC), FIONA RESOURCES LTD. is positioned to export quality agricultural produces from Nigeria to foreign countries, where they will be used as raw materials or ingredients in the manufacturing of food and products such as Chocolates bars, food ingredients, lotions, etc.
  
  FIONA RESOURCES LTD. has built a proven track record of integrity and excellence customer service delivery which has given us good returns on our various investments over the years.
  
  The company is managed by a group of professionals in the field of Agro-Allied businesses with distinguished personalities on its board.
  
  FIONA RESOURCES LTD draws on the strength of the board to effectively play in the industry in Nigeria and West Africa.