Jobs/Vacancies / Farm Manager Role by gfay: 12:10pm On Dec 23, 2015 |
Abisam Farms is a private family run farm with its origins firmly place in the village of Imesi-Ile, Osun State. The farm owners are seeking to expand their farming endeavours across Nigeria, with an initial pilot taking place in Oyo State. Subsequently the organisation is seeking a dynamic farm manager to assist with the development, implementation, and day to day management of it Oyo State plantation. The successful applicant will be have to opportunity to develop the a multitude of skill across various agricultural areas; assist in the development and strengthening of an ambitious agricultural brand; and the chance to enhance skills across other family projects including property, mining and education. The successful applicant will also have significant travel opportunities.
Benefits • Salary + commission on agreed deliverables • Travel opportunities • Yearly pay reviews Responsibilities and duties • General management The successful applicant will be responsible for negotiating the budget with relevant stakeholders. The successful applicant will also be responsible for ensuring that all projects are kept within budget, and that the plantation is kept in good working order This applicant will also have the task of setting the strategic aims of the plantation, and providing updates to relevant stakeholders • Marketing and sales The successful applicant will be responsible for developing a market presence in the Oyo State area, and enhancing brand reputation. In addition to this they will have to source both local and national distribution channels for the produced developed on the farm • Procurement The successful applicant will be required to source seeds; fertiliser, and other equipment needed at competitive prices. • Recruitment and development The successful applicant play a part in recruiting additional staff to assist in working on the farm, and keeping it in good repair. The successful applicant will have a responsibility in ensuring that these staff are adequately trained to carry out the required works, and that additional training is provided as and when needed • Reporting and monitoring The successful applicant will be responsible for maintaining and monitoring the quality of yield, making sure that products are ready for deadlines, such as auctions and markets. Keeping financial accounts of all purchasing, and preparing progress reports for stakeholders on a quarterly basis. • Legislative requirements The successful applicant will also be responsible for ensuring that all State and National agricultural law applicable to the Oyo plantation are adhered to. Selection Criteria Essential Significant experience working in an agricultural environment Managerial experience Proven track record of working with a team Strong communication skills Hard worker Fluent Yoruba Desirables Marketing and brand development experience Qualified to degree level or equivalent Oyo State local Report writing experience
How to apply If you consider that you meet the selection criteria, please send a copy of your CV and supporting statement which explains how you meet the selection criteria for the post, provide details of two referees and indicate whether we can contact them at this stage. The supporting statement should explain your relevant experience which may have been gained in employment, education, or you may have taken time away from these activities in order to raise a family, care for a dependant, or travel for example. Your application will be judged solely on the basis of how you demonstrate that that you meet the selection criteria outlined above and we are happy to consider evidence of transferable skills or experience which you may have gained outside the context of paid employment or education.
The above information should be sent to joe247365inc@gmail.com.
All applications must be received by midday on 11 January 2016. |
Music/Radio / Re: Britain's Got Talent - UK Girls Show The World They Could Rock Naija Tracks by gfay: 1:44pm On Jul 12, 2013 |
adaobi123:
Yeah he's coming in June. Did u attend? |
Romance / Re: Miss Nairaland June 2013 is LUPEY by gfay: 8:04pm On Jun 07, 2013 |
Am torn between sleekchiq, Nadia and Lupey So I guess I wont vote |
Romance / Re: Miss Nairaland June 2013 is LUPEY by gfay: 7:44pm On Jun 07, 2013 |
Lupey has got serious campaign managers and very crafted essay so I am not sure if they are truly her intellectual property.. I will have to think one before i decide to vote |
Jokes Etc / Re: World Leaders Explains Why The Chicken Crossed The Road by gfay: 9:42pm On Apr 28, 2013 |
Barack Obama
The Chicken crossed the road because it believed in one america, It believed that together with other chickens at the other side, they all can make america great. it will go further to motivate other chickens with these sayings that 'YES WE CAN' 3 Likes |
Religion / Re: Was The Sacrifice Of Jesus On The Cross That Big A Deal? by gfay: 2:12pm On Apr 23, 2013 |
damosky12:
look friend. Jesus was not a man, He was 'God Himself' who came in form of a man(John 1:1), He carried the life spirit of God because He was born of that spirit and not a man's spermatozua; that is why He was called Emmanuel meaning God (himself) with us (in form of man). He wasnt born of any man (remember it was the the the prencense of God who over shadowed a holy virgin to bear Him), so he was not a normal being neither was he a sinner genetically because he wasnt born by a man's sperm remember, man is a sinner by nature of Adam. Jesus was not a product of Adam!! HE WAS HOLY IN NATURE AND IN DEED. HE NEVER SINNED AND WAS'NT BORN A SINNER LIKE ALL MEN!! The reason why the sacrifice is esteemed is because of. 1)God's love for man for Jesus to die in the place of sinfull sinners when He himself never sinned. (1Corinth 5:21) 2)He himself was the creator of men. Bible says "...and without Him was not anything made that was made"-JOHN 1:3. He was the one who could die to bear the sins of all men because he made them and remember He could have chosen not to die and kill all men, creating a new set of Men. He chose not "for God SO LOVED the world" this world.
3) A man who hated sin was made to carry it in bulk upon himself, that was why He was praying to God. He wasnt afraid of the death but never wanted to be a sinner for once because He had to carry the sins of the whole world (alive, dead and unborn) upon himself even though He never sinned! Nice one bro.. In addition to answer this
bolaino: It's a question that should be answered with utmost sincerity, with all honesty and with no religious bias (but I doubt my christian folks will be able to do that).
But let's examine the death of jesus, christians from time immemorial have given us the illusion that it was the greatest and noblest thing any man or God could have done for his people, by paying the ultimate price, ( giving up his life),
But I chose to disagree, in the case of jesus, he is said to be God, and he created all things, having this knowledge how would coming to earth and dying and going back to splendor a big deal? I know of people who have gone through a lot worse for no reward at all, not to talk about jesus, who is supposed to be the beginning and the end, this should have been like a walk in the park for him.
But it was'nt, even knowing fully well that he was going to rise up again and be praised in heaven and on earth for all eternity, he was still scared, begging himself in heaven not to allow the whole thing happen.
Personally I would go through all jesus went through just to be given one billion dollars, I know of people who would go through same tin or even worse for less, did jesus suffer more than the slaves in america? Or did he suffer more than the people who were tortured and beaten to death, in places like cambodia, uganda, rwanda etc, the answer is No, so christians should stop saying how difficult it was for jesus to lay his life down for sinners.
Jesus didnt cry out because of the pain, it was because he saw God look the other way @ the magnitude of the sin placed on him.. he cried " Eloi Eloi Lama Sabachtani" Interpreted "My God, My God, Why has thou forsaken me" - God couldn't behold his son with the sins of this world placed on his shoulder 4 Likes |
Family / Re: Why Do Men Think Women's Lives Cannot Go On Without Marriage? by gfay: 1:22pm On Apr 22, 2013 |
Amelian: Sighs.....op don't allow issues of men dissing singles sisters about not getting married affect you..when u see posts of men talking bad abt women or talking about how to get married, u simply overlook such posts, and read better ones that has to do with enlightenment.. I don't bother myself reading such posts anyways .... Am in my early thirties, am comfortable and beginning to enjoy the different flavours of life.. When I was in my twenties, due to my flashy look, I cut out certain normal things that would. Ordinarily make a lady happy, due to mindset of most nija.. Examples, don't wear lovely earrings o, don't look fly in your dressing, even though u dressed responsibly, the word is dress like a girl suffering, then a suitor will come ... And also If u can afford a car, don't buy o, oresle no man will marry u. ... I have good paying job, which could buy me a small car but most of my frnds and family kicked against it... Ha! Don't buy a car o... Always trek to work or take bus, or climb bikes, so that a man will want to marry u... I trek taya . Run after moving buses , climb okadas, it's by the grace of God , my legs are not broken. As I began to expand in biz, I surely need a car for easy mobility and keep to appointments.. No be person , tell me twice to go and buy a car. Enough of undue suffering to please a man, cause of marriage, which has more responsibilities that one can even imagine.. It's takes the grace of God, Selflessness of both husband and wife and great conscience involved to create and sustain a happy home... But how many homes , can boast of bliss after marriage... Just few... Society , people can talk from today till tomorrow, the issue is no more suffering myself anymore for men.. If u can't accept my personality...the let me be...the period to enjoy my hard labour is hear... No dulling o... Just mix with like minded pple... That's sees yur vision.. U can't please everybody.. Follow yur heart , serve and leave the rest to God. I repeat, don't bother yur eyes or brain reading and digesting posts of men dissing women.. Just close yur eyes on those posts and move on..... It's no use.. U can't stop them.. That's my simple advice .
Nice post: especially the part u said U waka tire ![smiley](https://www.nairaland.com/faces/smiley.png) lol Are you saying men prefer poor women to rich ones? |
Family / Re: Why Do Men Think Women's Lives Cannot Go On Without Marriage? by gfay: 12:55pm On Apr 22, 2013 |
[CHocolaTE: ]SERIOUSLY? WHY? ![angry](https://www.nairaland.com/faces/angry.png)
Why on earth do you people think that women will keel over and die if they don't get married? Why do you think women are just dying to get married or get you hooked?
Day after day on Nairaland I see posts by men that talk about how some female celebrity is approaching her 30's and is not married or how some other ladies will never get married because of one reason or another as if these women told you that their lives cannot continue without marriage.
Why on earth do you people think Nigerian women are desperate to get married to you? See eh, the reason why majority of women seek marriage is because of societal pressure from people that cannot mind their business and because they want to have kids that will not be called bastards so you better understand that fact.
Marriage hardly benefits women (except the very few lucky ones that married considerate men) so why do you think they are dying for it? Husbands come home from work and expect a hot/good meal which the wife is supposed to have prepared; it is hardly ever the other way round and it is very rare for a woman to come home and meet that her husband has prepared something for her to eat yet this is something men enjoy all the time. Men just stay by the side and watch while their wives whine in pregnancy pains and face the pains of being pregnant for months; imagine the struggles of getting the kids ready for school while fighting early morning sickness.
She works to assist you and must still submit to your whims because society expects her to, and you still expect sexxual gratification when you come home not considering that she is probably exhausted. Also, after marriage the husband clearly enjoys his life and freedom more than the woman. he can close from work and 'hang out with the boys' instead of going home and nobody queries him, but his wife can never try such, she goes home straight to take care of children, does the cooking and cleaning and what not. She even has to take a break from work sometimes to pick the kids from school and drop them at home then go back to work before finally returning home at the end of the day to carry house work solely on her head because the majority of Nigerian men are lazy asses that think that helping their wives at home is an abomination.
After all the stress of doing housework on her own and taking care of children on her own she starts to look old and tired and her husband complains that she is now too old and unattractive and without thinking twice, he begins to look outside at younger women because his wife is no longer attractive to him. The worst part is that the children the women is taking care of, the children that she got so stressed for and losses her beauty after birthing are bearing the man's name. The children bear his name and not hers and yet the men will have the effrontery to say that their wife is no longer attractive after bearing these kids so they want to chase other women.
What do women even gain from marriages for heavens sake? People expects them give up your identity and start bearing their husbands' name, the kids you spend your life taking care of bear his name and claim his home town when they are asked where they come from, the man is very very likely to cheat on his wife and maybe infect her with some STD or another and he will more likely than not, turn her into his slave by refusing to assist with house work while expecting her to contribute financially to the upkeep of the house. In fact, if not that religions make childbearing outside marriage a sin and society(mostly men) treat unmarried girls like outcasts, I'm sure many women will not get married, who in their right senses will want to marry an overbearing, unhelpful, slave driving no-good lazy ass; which majority of men are, when they can just have their kids in peace and not have to worry about taking care of him?
All of you can relax, eh kwa? Women are not in any hurry to become your slaves. Enough of the marriage this and marriage talk you keep disturbing our ears with.
Lastly, I know that not all married men think that women are on earth to be their slaves, I know that some kind and thoughtful men still exist there so this message does not apply to them. Kudos to the 2% of Nigerian men that still have respect for women and consider their feelings after marriage. I salute you. Just a quick question poster, Are you talking from experience? |
Music/Radio / Re: Britain's Got Talent - UK Girls Show The World They Could Rock Naija Tracks by gfay: 11:40am On Apr 22, 2013 |
adaobi123:
Nahhh he didn't. They did well Yeah but seems Iyanya is doing a tour within the next few weeks in the uk. London and manchy |
Music/Radio / Re: Britain's Got Talent - UK Girls Show The World They Could Rock Naija Tracks by gfay: 11:33pm On Apr 20, 2013 |
adaobi123:
You think I don't know that ? ![undecided](https://www.nairaland.com/faces/undecided.png)
I'm not hater. I love these girls ![cool](https://www.nairaland.com/faces/cool.png) Hmmn i think they rocked the songs well and the link up between iyanya and dbanj was cool. Good promo for iyanya as i dnt think he was on the UK chart. |
Music/Radio / Britain's Got Talent - UK Girls Show The World They Could Rock Naija Tracks by gfay: 9:01pm On Apr 20, 2013 |
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Dating And Meet-up Zone / Re: Do You Think Am Handsome by gfay: 10:23am On Apr 19, 2013 |
aparata:
†ђξ truth is dat people wey d̶̲̥̅̊ε̲̣̣̣̥γ̲̣̣̥ ugly d̶̲̥̅̊ε̲̣̣̣̥γ̲̣̣̥ come take permission from Ʊ Badt man |
Dating And Meet-up Zone / Re: Do You Think Am Handsome by gfay: 9:57am On Apr 19, 2013 |
Texas.Cowgirl:
You probably weren't looking as intense as a girl would.
Lol lemme see those lips of yours and I'll tell you if your lips are dry or not. ![tongue](https://www.nairaland.com/faces/tongue.png)
Neyo has thin lips na.o
I got a ticket $104 ticket for biking with earphones on today.........this thread made my day ![embarassed](https://www.nairaland.com/faces/embarassed.png) U for shine ur succulent full lips so as not to pay it On another note: then harsh for there o, biking with earphones is a common phenomenon in Naija n even uk sef |
Dating And Meet-up Zone / Re: Do You Think Am Handsome by gfay: 9:54am On Apr 19, 2013 |
ufotuko: after laughing and laughing on this thread I finally decided some few minutes ago that I will never laugh on this thread again but when I went back to the first page of this thread and saw those pics again I cannot just hold the laughter,infact I book-marked the page so that when am feeling sad I will just open the thread and start laughing to relief myself from the sadness,the op head come be like the map of africa. Nigerians can yab. We yab everybody o, president pm queen senator bh even ministers. It's not gud ooo |
Dating And Meet-up Zone / Re: Do You Think Am Handsome by gfay: 10:16pm On Apr 18, 2013 |
gbagyiza: bros let me tell u d truth dos people dat say u ugly r right.u luk like person frm uganda. I didnt want to comment... but i just had to.. BROS Y NOW? U HARSH OOOOOO LOL |
Family / Re: Dealing With A Football-Addicted Fiance by gfay: 6:33pm On Apr 18, 2013 |
Smallwoman: My husby is a chelsea fan, a football fanatic. you complain of his not responding properly to your calls, My husby hardly talks to me while watching ball, even to answer simple question like what will u have for dinner must be repeated no less than 10 times. when his club is playing, he is watching, at the same time, his Ipad is in front of him with about four football websites, he is chatting w his friends and colleagues using whatapp on his phone. Ask me where can he place me in all of these? And he crowns it all by buying a new chelsea jersey each year. he will only tell me after buying it so my complains will be useless. I hated at first, i whined and nagged butI have grown past dat. Now i watch their major matches and each time I watch, I predict the event and my predictions have been coming true and they win. So now, I am paid to watch important matches along w him, celebrates victories at my choice of restaurant, and I think it pays better than nagging. Two yra ago, we went to Uk, i helped him to locate chelsea stadiun and joined him for a one hr tour though i didn't foolow him to watch live matches. I still use dat to win him over sometimes. I have also come to realise that all men are addicted to one thing or the other, either work,sports , women, drink etc and if u ask me , i prefer football to women,drinks or nite crawling. So my dear, join him to keep him and be happy. when i am not interested in watching sports i face my own hobby which is reading. Succinct! Shikenah.. cant shout. tell them that they may know! |
Family / Re: Dealing With A Football-Addicted Fiance by gfay: 6:19pm On Apr 18, 2013 |
cr7lomo.: D best tin is not 2 pik calls til afta d match, den tel her u were chargin ur fone dat na if u dey naija naa.. u wan dey charge fone for yankee, uk or even ghana sef |
Family / Re: Dealing With A Football-Addicted Fiance by gfay: 6:07pm On Apr 18, 2013 |
Flytefalls: lol sorry to say, but she has tried to work his hobbies around his family. He's probably just one example of a man not fit for marriage tbh. I worry because now I see her fed up of tears and being left alone with the kids. She'll walk eventually, I already see it. Are they already married?, didn't she recognise this behaviour at the outset or did he just begin to love football or na the babe stress push am to futbol §amjustsaying |
Family / Re: Dealing With A Football-Addicted Fiance by gfay: 3:13pm On Apr 18, 2013 |
IkeNwanyiCalaba:
i does not agree with you. your advice is nothing but bad character. u encourage breakup and divorses for the advice. for the fiance to calling at that time shows important of issue in discuss. why cannot the man say excuse me to other mens and step outside picking the call? what if the fiance is in critical emergencies? not picking the call may be catostrophical in conclusion. my felow mens, we should learn devote times to ur ladies becaus it is excellent. ss for the poster, you does not have to be defeted. seat him down and talk senses in him. i belief he will repent. may God help your marriages. amen. SERIOUSLY? |
Family / Re: Dealing With A Football-Addicted Fiance by gfay: 3:08pm On Apr 18, 2013 |
Flytefalls: I have a beloved friend I call my sister and her husband is mad on football. They have two young kids together. Many tears. His love for football has invaded their family time. There is a selfishness associated with his behaviour that is making him repulsive to her. It's not a small issue! ![shocked](https://www.nairaland.com/faces/shocked.gif) Very simple case. Ask her to sit him down and request for the timetable of his clubs matches. If na anyhow club na 1ce a week but if na better club like Manutd na like 2wice or thrice a week. Free him during those times ! Except if na emergency. |
Family / Re: Dealing With A Football-Addicted Fiance by gfay: 2:55pm On Apr 18, 2013 |
pkween: Madam Ujujoan,thanks for stealing the thread with style,more of u and less of.......... Where u asking a question or seeking attention? Lol |
Family / Re: Dealing With A Football-Addicted Fiance by gfay: 2:46pm On Apr 18, 2013 |
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Family / Re: Dealing With A Football-Addicted Fiance by gfay: 2:40pm On Apr 18, 2013 |
Agbenyiess: Person dey find meat inside soup, kpomo dey raise im hand...na wa o.
Bros na human being u call Kponmo like this. Roflmao |
Food / Re: Ewa Agoyin And Agege Bread: The Fading Delicacy Of Lagosians by gfay: 1:33pm On Apr 18, 2013 |
nosike3: You guys should shut up and this trashy thread closed.. The environment in which the beans is cooked is always so dirty and unhygenic.. Coupled with the fact that the bromate filled bread produced from one substandard local bakery.. I was born in lagos and I tell u wholeheartedly that there is nothing fascinating about that meal... Can this young man be arrested and banned as well? |
Celebrities / Re: Genevieve Nnaji Is Aging? (Picture) by gfay: 1:18pm On Mar 25, 2013 |
Mr..Cork:
sweeery..am only tryn to help u..Nigerian actress normaly dark skin and very ugly.. anyways, If u come to London,we will hook up & I will help u... U ever been Peckham? ![smiley](https://www.nairaland.com/faces/smiley.png) \ Bros.. u dey fall my hand.. Na peckham u wan use toast woman for NL. Oshodi dan better pass Peckham FYI.. Where u stay in peckham set? 1 Like |
Celebrities / Re: Genevieve Nnaji Is Aging? (Picture) by gfay: 1:17pm On Mar 25, 2013 |
mistake |
Politics / Re: Lagos Ranked As Most Innovative City In Africa, Followed By Cape Town. by gfay: 7:45pm On Oct 26, 2012 |
kettykin: This people dont get it , you call somebody who tells you the truth envious.
Now Tell me what would Abuja become if the Federal Government did not move the Federal Capital to Abuja , my guess is a very thick Jungle good for hunting game.
Same applies to Lagos without the Commercial Capital status and status as a former Federal Capital Lagos would not be better than Borno state or Cross River state.
The Yorubas who claim to have builr Lagos should have atleast also built Ibadan so that Ibadan would be the 3rd or 4th most innovative City.But what do we have , Ibadan is currently the Dirtiest State Capital.
I once said in this Forum and i keep Repeating it that Lagos without the fore Core Industries which Abacha forgot to move to Abuja ( and which inshalla the next Northern President must move To Abuja by 2019 if Nijiriya remains one) would not be better than Borno State talk less of Kano.
The 4 core Industries which has given Yorubas undu advantage over other tribes are 1. The Banking Industries whose headquaters are in Lagos ( the biggest 4 banks are not owned by Yorubas , Zenith,First bank, UBA,Ecobank and Acess) only GTB is owned by Yorubas , these banks HQ should be moved to Abuja to Ensure National Cohesion and unity. No part of Nigeria should be given undue Advantage over others parts .just as every part of Nigeria should develop at its pace
2. The oil and Gas industry whose Headquaters are in Lagos ( the Multinational Oil industry Headquaters in the Up stream oil industry ;Shell BP, Total fina elf,Chevron, Mobil e.t.c are in Lagos which is against the Norm) These Oil and Gas companies have their Rigs in the Niger Delta and make all their Money there and it is great injustice to the Niger Delta people to have the HQ in Lagos when Lagos is not a Federal Capital or an oil Producing State. They pay their tax to a non oil producing state, Notice how all the Freedom fighters and rights Activist from the South West dont talk about this injustice to the NigerDelta one of such fools was in Abuja to take the FG to court over some flimsy excuses and he seems not to know about the injustice to Niger Deltans , God Help Nigeria .
3. The telecommuncation Industry whose Headquaters and gateway switches/Billing platforms are in Lagos( these Telecommunication Industry located their Billing Platforms in Lagos ) These shoudl move their Gateway Swiches and Billing Platforms and Headquaters to Abuja to enhance interconnectivity among other things it will be also easy for NCC to adequately monitor them and provide real regulation against bandwidth abuse , inteference and supervision. Presently they are in Lagos even though they are making money from the Niger Delta and the Commercial cities of the South East, the Big trading states of the North and they are paying taxes to Lagos state Government despite making money from other states.
4. The maritime Industry for a Country as Big and diverse as Nigeria to have all its 3 Deep Sea port in one place in a state Apapa leaves one in a state of shock and utterly speechless, this is nothing but a claculated attempt to kill off enterprenuership for a counrty with one of the Largest coast lines. Nigeria has 6 ports 3 of such ports are in Apapa and are deep sea ports while the other 3 ; warri, onne and calabar are in nger Dleta and are very shallow sea ports . The FG should as a matter of Urgency and National stability implement 3 Deep Sea Ports in Niger Deltaand make Ibaka Port a Maritime Hub for the Country The Nigerian Maritime industry is even bigger than the Banking industry. and is about 20 % of the GDP for an import dependent country like Nigeria , all this add up to the GDP and Economy of Lagos This will ensure that even in state of war and ApapaPort is attacked , the country can still depend on the Niger Delta Ports for its exports and imports and it reduce the stress on the Roads as a result of transportation of Imported goods
The Federal Government through the Ministry of Aviation should ensure that the International Airports in Enugu and Cargo Owerri come on stream and also that Eastern Flights to and fro Overseas originate and terminate in the East so that the Enugu Airpor and Ph Airport can become Aviation Hubs and not just for Pilgrimage to Isreal, if it means sacking all the stumbling blocks in aviation ministry then so be it . And if they move the four major industries to Abuja, How will they succeed when the market is in Lagos?, Is it Telecoms or maybe they can send pole and mast from Abuja to 18 million lagosians or na maritime, maybe hey would transport the goods from abuja to lagos by road... Come on man, you cite your head quarters where it's most advantageous and as @ now, Lagos has it! |
Politics / Re: Lagos Ranked As Most Innovative City In Africa, Followed By Cape Town. by gfay: 7:36pm On Oct 26, 2012 |
geeez:
You see it on TV. I live here man. How dumb of you. Because you've seen videos of Henry Ford's cars driving the streets doesn't necessarily mean they still ply those streets. How dumb
Do you at all know what a dump site means? The space between your ears seem more like it Seriously I didn't plan to comment but geeez: The space between your ears seem more like it this is really innovative and ingenuity.. Keep it up bro |
Romance / Re: Does Genotype Really Matters In Courtship? by gfay: 10:02pm On Oct 18, 2012 |
tobtap: it matter alot to know each other genotype,but from most AS-AS marriage dat i know of....the result is as follow first child-AA second child-AS third child- AS fourth child-SS so judging by dis,it ok if u wont have more than two kids.....just my own opinion PLEASE, Please, Please, I don't usually post but I d take this exception.... This Poster is 100% wrong , Infact moderator should delete this post.. The possibility of giving birth to an SS is 1/4 i.e 25%, but the truth is that you can have 10 children and they d all be SS and you can have 20 and they all be AA but the idea is to eliminate the probability of having an SS so dont take the risk PLease 2 Likes 1 Share |
Politics / Re: Are The Yoruba The Number One In Religious Tolerance? by gfay: 9:06pm On Aug 29, 2012 |
Desola:
You can differ all you like - it's your human right. Thanks Desola, You are a Darling ![smiley](https://www.nairaland.com/faces/smiley.png) |
Politics / Re: Are The Yoruba The Number One In Religious Tolerance? by gfay: 9:19pm On Aug 25, 2012 |
Desola:
That you've lived all your life in Yorubaland and travelled extensively within it does not make you know didly squat! You might know a bit through research but you didn't live it as a Yoruba. There are some core values which are invested in us as Yorubas that you, no matter how much you rub shoulders with us or even marry into our tradition that can never be prof-erred upon you. Aside that, there is travelling and there is living it. You, have only lived your life as an ibo man in the west but not as a Yoruba man. The different is stark. Desola; your yoruba and Afam is Ibo, I am yoruba but I lean towards Afam's disposition, Some ibo's know about the Yoruba origin than the Yoruba's themselves just cos your yoruba doesn't make you more knowledgeable, There's a political consensus that there are more muslims than christians in Nigeria as with population but we all know it's not true and I beg to differ that there are more muslim yoruba's than christians.. |