Dshocker:
Nigeria Northern Muslims will not like this...

There's no peace loving human being that likes it. You don't have to be a Muslim to dislike it, how much more an adherent one. If you know your action or inaction is provocative to another person and you gain delight in carrying out such action, then I don't know what you expect from a sane minded person order than dislike for (you and) your action.

lhurd:
Your writup is not 100 %true sir. Apples grow in Jos plateau state. I have seen them in most houses since 2013 when I first visited.

That was the perception until wambugu apple came into the picture. Research about wambugu apples.

That variety grows anywhere in Nigeria. I know of someone that's currently growing it in Zaria, and am sure you know Zaria is far from Jos.

Africans are advancing with research on certain plants that ordinarily don't do well in our clim before.

sholay4star:
With no visible house on sight, the bee will just fly around then land a deadly sting, we've chased them from 2 hives so far, any idea of what can be done? Sadly, I'm always their target.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kuy_hF0YssA

Where's your farm located and how big is the bee hive? I feel you can call those into commercial apiary to come pick the bees up.

Martinsmine:
Well.... Old men highness called snuf will kill any ram goat or cow... Pore enough like in bags but do it before rain fall. No need of poison stems..

Do they still sell snuff?

It's been ages I saw that shit.

Money yab man... I'm so in need of this kind of land but am not boxed up for now.

God when 🥲

Chai!

Jicqueville:
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pharoahs:
totally true....

What's true in agreeing with what Bill Gate said? Even Gate deep down knows he doesn't mean well for Africa with those words. Question is how many American experts left their country to develop other places?

How in the world would you leave your father's land and say it's a good thing to leave it dead and dry while you go make other people's land green and lush. Well, I'm not surprised sha. Peter Obi himself had to japa from his state to other places to make it in life so he won't see anything bad in it.

Snap and upload pictures of the weaners you have and put the price. I'm interested in buying 2 females and a male if the price is right.

It's understandable.

Cool

Ofunaofu:


Thank you for this.

I think there's a deliberate campaign to finish off Emefiele. But, one must understand that Emefiele never acted alone. He got approvals from the president and until the Buhari is arrested and prosecuted, all these will be regarded as political vendetta

You mean Emefiele got approval from Buhari to change or alter a material fact in a bill he signed which is different from the one passed by the national assembly?

You don't have to include the past president in everything you say to show your support for your Emefiele. You make it sound like everything he does, he gets order from the president to do it. More like an errand boy. You must have thought that Buhari is a micro-manager but he isn't.

Akwamkpuruamu:
Nepotism. He's the fourth in hierarchy but two others ahead of him weren't found worthy by Bulaba

Eventually one of those 2 might turn out to be the main CBN governor. I'm sure if you're the president, you'll want to carryout proper KYC on who your next CBN man will be. I don't know if you know that their background check is as important as their competences, and no good leader will hasten those kinda decisions.

I think I've seen enough from BAT to the point that I just want to believe that he strikes me as someone who knows what he's doing.

I still don't trust politicians sha but let's see how this goes.

harmargedon:
still available?

I doubt he is still in the business.... Would have loved to patronize him.

IamAsiri:


Will this law also affect Dangote and all his investments in Lagos?

How do you mean "affect"?

Like I said earlier, it's a law that's targeted at the interest of their natives. It's not a "we vs them" thing. Unless you want to make it become that of course. I really don't know why you guys are furious or rather, curious over their affairs.

They're not making laws for kogi state people that lives in Lagos state. They said it's a law to protect the interest of the natives.

If there's something else I'm missing out, pls be kind to point it out. Abi why una dey fear? You don't want them to protect their locals?

IamAsiri:


Is this about Yoruba and Igbo or Yoruba and people of other tribes? And how comfortable will you be if this law is also enacted in Abuja (since it is a Northern state)?

Lemme begin by telling you that as it stands today, Abuja is a federal capital territory of Nigeria, and it remains the only state that does not vote in a governor. By contrast, Lagos state vote in its governors, and what that means is that while Abuja might have it's own indigenous people, the state is the only territory in Nigeria that can be called a no-man's-land (for Nigerians), but there's a boundary to that too bcuz the law recognizes that they're natives whose ancestral land is Abuja.

The natives of Abuja cannot come to Lagos and say it's a no-man's-land bcuz by law, it belongs to some people and they vote in their governor here.

Anyway you look at it, just tell yourself that it is Lagos that is making law to protect their natives. I'm not a Lagosian although I live there. Their laws, their problem. If any non-Lagosian have an issue with how they decide their thing here, they're 35 other states in Nigeria. The law is not targeting anybody order than their indigenous people, so I don't know what the fuss is all about.

They are not making laws for another state. They're making laws for their state. Whoever have a problem with that might need to explain himself in the court of law.

Cholls:
My brothers and sisters did he make sense?

Sense no make am to the guy.

jullary:
Good. Let the competition start.
It should be a competitive market, las las the price will definitely comes down without subsidy.

Which mumu market are you competing with?

Dangote refinery will be the only refinery we have for some time until the other government refineries are fixed imported fuel will cost as much as the price of dollar per liter. You don't expect the importers to sell lesser than they sourced the product.

Zionmdde:

And how many times has this kind of thing passed?


Subsidy removal without dangote refinery or any national refinery producing is disastrous

Anyway I heard that apc supporters will still be buying at 189. Just come with ur brooms.

Sorry to disappoint you, Dangote refinery will sell at international market price despite sourcing for raw materials here and producing locally. He's going to enjoy his monopoly to the fullest.

And just to add, prepare for MTN kind of monopoly when GSM first came to Nigeria. His business model isn't built on patriotism. Check how much he sells cement and flour locally and compare to how much he sells in other African countries.

The only way subsidy removal wouldn't have affected Nigerians negatively is if the removal was done after all 4 government refineries are working in full capacity alongside the Dangote refinery to drive competition.

Let's see how things pan out sha.

zed7:
It's lazy people who complain of the economy everytime. Why would a man in his mid 30's live at home? Such a man has no ambition.

Go and rent a room in a face me house, go and be a bus conductor or any other manial job. It's much more dignified than to be a free loader crying about the economy.

Too many men have become weak and lazy. I see them all around, even online begging for 2k. Weak and lazy set of people.

It's better to earn 20k a month than not earn at all. Even if you earn 20k, get two of such jobs. Foolish people everywhere. Except you have a health challenge or deformity, there's no excuse for you.

Your submissions above says a lot about how much you've experienced in life than it says of the 30+ guy living with his parents.

Lemme ask you why you think everyone above 30 that still lives with their parents can't really afford to rent his own place?

And who told you that most of them don't have a job? Ifeel your perspective on life in this regard is so narrow and bereave of wisdom.

They're people that decide to stay with their parents due to their parents' health condition. I guess you didn't factor that into your submission.

They're also guys like Seyi Tinubu who's born into wealth. His parents live in mansion and they have a lot of them littered around the world. Whichever one he chooses to stay, it still won't change the fact that he lives with his parents.

Then lemme also ask you what economic or logical gain is there in renting your own house (even when you can afford it) and your dad owns an estate and they'll only sleep in one or two rooms while they're lots of vacant rooms available?

Or you just want to go out for the society to see that you're truly a man?

And if we're being realistic, the realities of the present day Nigeria is not in synch with whatever fantasy any of us have had growing up. Renting a room and parlor at Orile, in Lagos state now goes for as much as half a million for a year and landlords are demanding 2 year rent upfront in addition to agent and commission fee. Total package is 1.3m. That's a room and parlor. Tell me how your 20k of 2 jobs can afford that.

Let's not pressurize the less-privy men among us. Yes, it is expected that at certain age you should be financially stable enough to stand on your own, but if you're reading this and you're above 30 and still stays with your parents, and your reality says otherwise to the expected norm, pls don't go into crime bcuz you want to size up with your mates.

Life na turn by turn. You might be a late bloomer, and there's nothing bad about it. What's bad is knowing that you're down and still be digging. If you're down don't dig. Instead, stand up.

Evilspirit666:
Forget about black,it's in the DNA of a particular tribe to betray and backstab

Maybe you're right but you're quick to forget that the tribe in question is black.

Mind you, what I wrote up there is the true state of Africans as a whole. Go back to your tribe and look closely, and be true to yourself in your analysis. You'd realize that Africans share something else in common aside from our skin colour.

How's governance like in the region you came from? Despite your own tribe not being known to backstab, how well have your people faired in matter of national interest? Why do you think your region is sidelined in infrastructural development if it's not a sabotage from one of your own?

Don't let us get into the specifics. You and I know what am talking about and you know it too well too.

Every states in the federation gets allocation from the federal government but how has these funds been spent by successive governors in your region?

That, my friend is what I'm referring to when I say African are good at selling their own out. You'd rather fix your family up than be of service to the community you hale from. That's our history. And that's what has kept us where we find ourselves in international politics.

Blacks have a history of selling their own... It's in our DNA as a people. Our forefathers sold out their weak friends and children as slaves. The strong captured and sold out their weaklings as slaves.

Today, those in power/government collect loans from foreign bodies and mortgage their generations unborn to proxy-slavery.

Tiamiyu is just an offshoot of that bloodline. I'm not surprised one bit!

jidestroud:
Been a long while. How time flies...

Make I just drop picture waka...

A picture of Amadi, my Male Foreign Turkey.

Just 5 months plus. (Gotten on the 13th of December, 2022).

Been trying to cut down their weights since I am only raising them for fertile egg production.

& they were purely organically raised.

Is it possible that the foreign turkeys 🦃 mate by themselves or you're planning to do AI?

It'll be nice to know how it plays out at then end. Pls keep us posted or mention me when you drop update on the fertility of their eggs.

lovere:
Chai... We know men chop and clean mouth. But telling it to the face of your married wife is very bad. This is so disrespectful to Annie.

You can only try that when you're rich and famous. Women don't have issues with polygamy.... What they frown at is poverty.

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Hadsty23:
Boss, please help me look at this below:
She has been battling this when breastfeeding the infant.

One breast seems smaller and the kid are only able to suck from the smaller breast only. I had called a vet for her 2years ago but a quack one, instead the vet almost got her killed.
And since then I did not time to check on the goat

Mr @Jidestroud and all boss, please I need a help on this

It has happened to one of our goats in the past... Go and buy black palm canel oil (adin dudu) and use it to be massaging the breast for her. Massage from the base to the nipples.... It'll be painful to the goat but it'll get better and both sides will even up in no time.

Mind you, it must be adin dudu ooo.... Not just the regular palm canel oil that looks like groundnut oil ooo. There's a difference between them. Don't mix it up.

Massage it for her like morning and night.

manutdrichie:
Why till June 6?, Seun's own was just 3days and he was granted bail

Only of Femi Falana was her lawyer..!

Who's speaking on her behalf matters.

In all honesty, I still don't get the hype behind all this 100 hours cooking. For real, na food she cook, she no cook cancer cure... Or what's these whole madness about naw?

Kobojunkie:
Abiola may have followed the Quran but clearly those he left behind did not hence the reason why the situation ended up the way it did. If Abiola had, rather trusting the quran which he clung to, and made explicit his desired in a will, his estate wouldn't have been torn to pieces, however. So, in any case, a personal belief in following the will as stated in your Quran does not replace the need for a will.

You're right to some extent but you got it wrong at some point ☝️ I highlighted above.

While it is true that his will to have his property shared according to Islamic teachings might have been written down as a will in itself, you'd agree with me that those children that did not honor God's words in the Quran would not honor the will or rather spend their last cash dragging cases in court amongst themselves.

The shortfall for me is still the man (Abiola) himself. He obviously didn't raise his children to love each other and appreciate a shared family value of love and oneness. And ultimately, to appreciate and respect God's words (the Quran) as the final rulings on their affairs. He is not the first wealthy Muslim to have died trusting his family to use the Islamic way of sharing properties upon his demise.

Have you asked yourself why siblings will turn against each other just because they want the lion share of their late dad's property? In such a family, love never existed. They're all waiting for the man with the moneybag 💰 to die so they could share the spoils. And that's where I feel the fault lies.

RuMiRgO1stSon:
So what again was the reason you said you can't farm?

Where are you based?

Some of us are willing to farm but we're not geographically privy as most of you guys up north. There's capital to invest, land might not really be an issue but where to find cheap and honest labourer is one of the many issues we face down south.

Everybody will try to rip you off here. And it's more expensive making a land ready for farming here.

Always trying to outsmart the system. It's in Naija DNA 🧬

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Give your money to charity or those soliciting for funds online instead of patronizing that Yahoo boy.

There's no fixed match anywhere. All the screenshots he'll show you are photoshopped.

Again, run with your money ooo!