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Comment on Contact by valdez campbell

valdez campbell — Sun, 17 Feb 2013 22:59:23 +0000

The third city is in the making Andros, we are launching a mammoth of a project in Andros. The Bahamas Government has agreed to give 100,000 acres to Planet Vision Holdings on a lease based on our plans and farm layouts to make the Bahamas fully self sustaining as far as being able to grow and process all its food plus with the surplus we will be trading with other Caribbean counties to supply them with foods, also trade grain on a Global market making the Bahamas the first Nation in this part of the world to do this.The total investment to be injected is 1.5 Billion USD. We have a pre approval on the funding and by the end of this week we will be signing the contract on the final approval on the funding we are just finalizing the insurances for the funding and with in 60-90 days the project will commence. This is estimated to Employ about 10,000 permanent jobs for Bahamians, also we have taken over the 2 Old Robin hood stores and are in the process of purchasing 2 of the local food processing companies (pigeon peas and tomato paste manufacturers) and will begin to employ about 500 people to these establishments training Bahamians in food processing.
This is the beginning of our 5 year project and at the end of the 3 year we should see revenues of about 2 Billion in sales from our global trade and Caribbean trade as well even though our facility is planned to cover 100,000 acres we are looking to have a run over of 150,000 acres. We are pleased that to know that the Minister of Agriculture is fully endorsing this project and has given his full support, to making this happen. The employment opportunity is great our objective is to bring down the cost of food and that will help to bring down the cost of living and to bring in foreign revenues on a much greater volume ensuring a stronger economy.
We are also looking heavily into a ferry system where you can live in Nassau and work in Andros, there will be alot of educational and social development programs as well. For parents who work on this project we have planned to put in place a commute system as to while you are at work your child will get picked up drop off to school pick up from school take to our homework center where they will do their homework under supervision and also they will be taught social development.
Everything that you can buy out of the food stored will be grown, process and made in Andros from milk to cheese to steaks everything with our labs can meet the standards to trade globally.
Contact me tomorrow early for an interview at 2:00 pm or email me your respond
You can contact me at 3957224 or our office at Sandy Port
7023110
Planet Vision Holdings

Valdez Campbell

Comment on Contact by adrian rollins

adrian rollins — Fri, 08 Feb 2013 15:21:45 +0000

I enjoy your articles and would like to meet and talk to you. Too often we do not get a chance to meet with great Bahamians. Let me know if this is possible please.

Comment on Bill Cartwright: A last farewell to a nation’s hero by pawbahamas

pawbahamas — Tue, 08 Jan 2013 22:12:53 +0000

Dr. Walker was a General Practitioner. He received his medical training at Howard University, after attending Rhodes High School in New York City, an institution from which The White Boy graduated in later years.

He married Mabel Walker, and they had three daughters and three sons. Only the three daughters are still alive.

Comment on What is the real hard history of majority rule day? by Loretta Turner

Loretta Turner — Tue, 08 Jan 2013 03:12:55 +0000

Thank you very much Anthony for this timely reminder.

Loretta R. Butler-Turner Date: Tue, 8 Jan 2013 00:12:02 +0000 To: loretta.turner@gmail.com

Comment on Bill Cartwright: A last farewell to a nation’s hero by RONNIE JOSEPH

RONNIE JOSEPH — Thu, 13 Dec 2012 07:51:16 +0000

WHO WERE DR. WALKERS KIDS AND WHAT TYPR OF DOCTOR WHAT WAS HIS MEDICAL SPECIALITY

Comment on Dr. Doris Johnson Helped Shape the Quiet Revolution by Anonymous

Anonymous — Thu, 14 Jun 2012 16:09:20 +0000

This is a terrible problem. Almost every day I have to pick garbage left by others outside my front yard. Almost got hit in the head by a flying bottle thrown from a fancy jeep one day.. Many people just do not have an pride.

Comment on Please Get It Right: Today’s FNM Grew from a Pained PLP by Indiana Thompson

Indiana Thompson — Mon, 21 May 2012 02:54:33 +0000

Wow, I was glued to my computer reading and learning history. THe fine details to this account put me in that convention hall all those years back. Well done.

Comment on Dr. Doris Johnson Helped Shape the Quiet Revolution by C.A. deGregory, Ph.D.

C.A. deGregory, Ph.D. — Thu, 12 Apr 2012 21:40:38 +0000

Love, love, love this post! Thanks so much for it! Dame Johnson really hasn’t gotten her due. Bahamian history classes need to incorporate more social history like this.

A Proud Bahamian Doc,
Crystal

Comment on DAMN SAM! Sheddon Wilmore by Charles Carey

Charles Carey — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 11:50:46 +0000

The very place I was born, to Leo and Dorothy Carey … 31 years later,

Comment on Memorable deaths and funerals we have known by Jacob Touchette

Jacob Touchette — Thu, 21 Jul 2011 18:03:38 +0000

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