Farmerforlife:


Assalam alaykum sis, how have u been?

What you say there is true, but if a man has not had previous experience, psychologically, it is better if he marries a woman with no previous experience. For a man to forget his wife's sexual history is difficult, especially if he himself has no such past. He will always think "is she comparing me to them? Am I better or worse? " Many Muslim men have explained that this is the reason that they cannot even marry a previously married woman. When the woman's previous experience(s) is/are as a result of zina, you can add trust issues to that insecurity... "if she could do it before, she can do it again", and the popular belief that a woman never forgets her first experience. It is enough to wreck many marriages, unless the man is self-assured enough to ignore it. I personally will not advice most Muslim men to marry a woman with a past, for their own peace of mind.

surestsam:
hello, pls, hv you gotten the power bank case?

Aremu01:


OK, I ll send you a request on bbm

Aremu01:


OK, I ll send you a request on bbm

Aremu01:
Oga I ll need a casing. Do you have one on ground. Where are you located?can you drop your digits?

Pavore9:


I strongly believe that there are Nigerians in Nigeria who can achieve similar, it is just that such works are not just within our view,

johnsonsegxy:


I want to buy one casing from you bro.

Do you have some on ground?

How can i reach you?

Pavore9:


It should not be beyond IITA, they should have the capacity.

carinmom:

I understand the point you are trying to make, there is absolutely nothing wrong in having preference for a virgin, because its one of the signs of piety.

But you have to also consider the fact that not all virgins are God fearing and there are non virgins that become pious women after repentance. "Innallaha yuhibbuttauwabina, wa yuhibbul mutadahhirin.

cassysmallz:
Dear Nairalanders,

I am a member of this noble platform (since 2012) and also an HR officer for an International Organization based. I wish to inform fellow Nairalanders who might be interested, that my organization is currently requesting for CV's and Expression of Interest;


Ref. No.: IOM/ABJ/FIN-ADM/011/16 5th May, 2016



CALL FOR CURRICULUM\EXPRESSION OF INTEREST

Established in 1951, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is the leading inter-governmental organization in the field of migration and works closely with governmental, intergovernmental and non-governmental partners. IOM is dedicated to promoting humane and orderly migration for the benefit of all. It does so by providing services and advice to governments and migrants, including internally displaced persons.

In the context of its humanitarian operations in northeast Nigeria, IOM in Nigeria, is calling on qualified candidates to submit their CVs/ resumes for the positions listed below. Please note that several of the positions would require relocation to Maiduguri or other locations in the northeast;

- Emergency Shelter Engineers
- Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) Camp Site Planners
- Emergency / IDP Camp Managers
- Project Assistants
- Project Development Staff
- Administration Assistants
- Heads of Field Office
- Field Data Collection Staff
- GIS, Database and Related Technical Experts
- Capacity Building / Training staff
- Psychosocial Assistance Staff
- Logistics and Procurement Assistant
- Information Management Assistant

All Interested candidates are invited to submit their CV to iomnigeriahr@iom.int as soon as possible. Candidates are required to send in their CV with their respective choice of position as the subject line of the email. In the email, they should indicate their willingness to relocate to locations in the northeast.

All CV’s should contain functional e-mail address and mobile numbers in other to be contacted. Please note that these positions are open only to Nigerian Nationals and only interested candidates will be contacted.

Pavore9:
The cypress trees surrounding the quarter-acre farm in Kasarani, Nairobi, sway from left to right as the wind blows.

Swaying together with the trees, albeit slightly, are mango, tree tomato, apple and orange fruit trees grown inside polythene bags.

Samuel Manene is the owner of what he calls the ‘mobile orchard’.

“This is my orchard and it gives me more than I need. I harvest mangoes, oranges, apples and tree tomatoes as from any other farm,” says Manene, a prison officer who holds a degree in crop protection from the University of Nairobi and recently completed a second degree in horticulture from Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology.

The practice, according to him, suits urban dwellers, who have rented houses and have limited space.

“With a portable orchard, you enjoy not only the fruits, but you can move with the garden if you are shifting base,” he offers.

According to Manene who is the Kiambu GK Prison farm manager, the movable orchard works well with mangoes, oranges, tree tomatoes, strawberries, paw paws and apples.

Sergeant Manene, who also came up with the pomato crop (a plant grafted from tomato and potato), says making a mobile orchard mainly involves grafting a seedling with a bud from a mature tree to ensure the plant starts bearing fruits within a short period.

But before the grafting, one should prepare the soil. This involves getting loam soil, which is then mixed with animal and compost manure or fertiliser to ensure it has adequate nutrients.

The soil is then put in plastic cans or polythene bags measuring one-and-a-half feet squared that help maintain moisture. One makes two holes on the side of the bag to avoid water-logging.

Water is of essence, and according to Manene, the crops should be supplied with plenty of it, most preferably using drip irrigation technique.

Manure and fertiliser are also important as they ensure the roots do not grow to penetrate out of the bags or break the containers. Soil, organic manure and pebbles are mixed in a ratio of 4:2:1 before being stuffed in the plastic bag.

“Roots grow longer because the plant wants to reach where nutrients and water are. But if you ensure that there is a constant supply of them in the bags, the roots will not grow that long,” Manene says, noting that his goal is to ensure that more people in urban areas grow fruits.

MOVE THEM WHEN RELOCATING

With the plants being in portable containers, the owner enjoys the benefits of getting fresh fruits, and can also move them when they are relocating without destroying the plants.

A farmer controls the height of the plant through pruning, and if well taken care of, Manene says a mango or orange tree can last for a life time and yield up to 1,000 fruits annually.

“The plants grow to between 5 and 7 feet. But you only realise this if you supply adequate manure, fertiliser and water. If the polythene bags and the plastic containers wear out, you can always change and still maintain the plant,” he says, adding that it takes about one-and-a half years for the plant to start bearing fruits.

He sells his fruits that include oranges, mangoes and apples at Sh30 each to consumers while wholesalers, including the Afya juice making company, buy at Sh20 each

Joseph Mureithi, the principal of Waruhiu Agricultural Development Centre in Githunguri, Kiambu County, says:
“A farmer adopting the practice needs to know the exact amount of manure or fertiliser to apply and in what duration. He also needs to closely manage the plant itself.”

Knowing the exact amount of foliar fertiliser or manure to use can help one dictate how the fruit grows, including when to flower.

Apart from enjoying the fruits, one can also practice mixed cropping by planting vegetables such as tomatoes, sukuma wiki and spinach inside the bags carrying the fruits.

“The only problem with the technology is that you cannot do it on large-scale, then there is a lot of knowledge gap where farmers may not know how to control the height of the plant and manipulate its growth.”

More research needs to be done on the technique to boost it, he adds.

Newnas:


There's nothing wrong in seeking a virgin, in fact the sunnah encourages it.

However, this should not derail one from the primary attributes for marriage and that is Uprightness in Deen and pure aqeedah.

This should also not lead to stigmatization of repented women.

How many men are actually virgins sef?!

carinmom:
What a very nice thread, i witnessed so many nasty divorce cases on this issue of virginity and the women are always at the receiving end. Smh for the men.

May Allah SWT guide us unto the right path.

Omotayor123:

I think Lala is on break... Make I help you invite Seun.

Oga Seun, a member needs your help!

Ayomel:
Nigerian girls with too much trouble and fake life, lazy just to mention a little all they want is already made man.
Am not saying all of them but 90% are fucking annoying