Do you support banning of yellow commercial vehicles this year by Lagos State?

thewarrior72:

Stop wasting your time on igbo matters, u should rather focuse on ati ewdu ati amala politics aka politics of stomoch infrastructure of ur region. The igbo eletorate are made up of 70% youth and are all members of IPOB or sympathetic to their course. Therefore it is quite foolish to expect apc to make an inroad to IPOB dominated SE.

And one thing u yoruba apc guys don't understand and will never understand is this. While in ur side of the divide the masses/electorate follow and obey the dictate of ur elite and politicians and they vote whoever is presented to them . But in SE the politicians/elite are scared of the youth/IPOB and cannot force any party or candidate on us. We the youth in the se have a different goal and objective, while our political class has theirs. We are on a colition course with them. We have rejected apc before and will continue to reject them. We have nothing to gain from an islamic party.

IPOD

thewarrior72:

Stop wasting your time on igbo matters, u should rather focuse on ati ewdu ati amala politics aka politics of stomoch infrastructure of ur region. The igbo eletorate are made up of 70% youth and are all members of IPOB or sympathetic to their course. Therefore it is quite foolish to expect apc to make an inroad to IPOB dominated SE.

And one thing u yoruba apc guys don't understand and will never understand is this. While in ur side of the divide the masses/electorate follow and obey the dictate of ur elite and politicians and they vote whoever is presented to them . But in SE the politicians/elite are scared of the youth/IPOB and cannot force any party or candidate on us. We the youth in the se have a different goal and objective, while our political class has theirs. We are on a colition course with them. We have rejected apc before and will continue to reject them. We have nothing to gain from an islamic party.

IPOD

Allsouls:
That's the number they will use to grab money from tinubu,,, buhari , Rocha's and co. So its not news but the news will be how APC failed again after eating their money.
No chance for APC in the east.

i once remembered no chance for APC on presidential seat...una go hear am

Ngokafor:




...Oshogbo,ibadan and Lagos

Na ijebu, ogbomoso, ikirun

unstableaswater:
The day Afonja and Aboki will realise that it is no longer business as usual is the day Nigeria will know peace.

APC is going no where in the East, the people are against them. They rather have a country of their own.

Even if u rein in the corrupt elites, u cannot rein in the People. Democracy is about wat the people want.

it wont be a surprise to you if most south east state deny biafra....u go sabi say politics na business

with this, OSINBANJO sure to be president in 2019....like if u agree

The All Progressive Congress (APC) has registered over one million new members in south east states, it was revealed at the weekend. The south east zone of the party has also requested for extension of the time allotted for the on-going continuous registration exercise of the party. It also requested for more materials from the national leadership of the party. A communiqué by the national vice chairman south east zone of the APC, Hon. Emma Eneukwu, at the end of a one day meeting of the party’s stakeholders in the zone in Enugu, stated that the exercise had recorded a huge turnout in the zone. Eneukwu stressed the meeting re-confirmed the ongoing registration exercise was very much on-track. He commended state chairmen of the party in all the South east states for a job well done. ”The meeting re-confirmed that the ongoing continuous registration exercise in APC South east, which recorded a huge turnout, is very peaceful “The state chairmen of the South east states were also commended for a job well done at their states. Over one million members have been registered so far. “The zone requested from the national leadership for the provision of more materials and extension of the time allotted for the exercise. “The South East APC is united and heartily welcomes all the prominent Igbo politicians who recently joined the party. “The South East zonal stakeholders pass a vote of confidence on the national, zonal, states, local governments, wards leadership of the party as constituted before the 2015 general election,” the communiqué stated. It maintained the APC was favored to win in Anambra state given the quality of the governorship aspirants in the state. The meeting, it further stressed, ratified the zonal disciplinary committee for the zone with Hon. Uche Onyeagocha as chairman and Barrister Mrs Ngozi Udodi as secretary. It also ratified the fund raising and finance with Chief Gbazuagu N. Gbazuagu as chairman and Amara Iwuanyanwu as secretary. The meeting was chaired by Imo governor, Rochas Okorocha and attended by Minister of Science and Technology, Ogbonnaya Onu, Minister of Labour and Employment, Dr Chris Ngige, Former Senate President, Ken Nnamani, former Governor of old Anambra State, Senator Jim Nwobodo and Senator Ifeanyi Ararume, among others.

The federal government will open the national grain reserves in the next two weeks if the prices of food continue to escalate, Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Chief Audu Ogbeh, has declared. He disclosed this at the weekend after inauguration of managements of the three Federal Universities of Agriculture at the ministry in Abuja. Describing roles of the institutions as vital to attaining food sufficiency, the minister noted prices of some staple foods such as maize, sorghum and millet were beginning to drop in the market. He promised to fund the universities in the area of research and ensure research outputs are put to use to boost local food production. Ogbeh said: “In another two weeks, if we find out that the prices are not going down, we will open the grain reserves. “Already, the price of maize is falling, even cost of sorghum and millet are beginning to drop. “From N180, 000 per ton, maize dropped to N145, 000. In Kaduna, farmers were willing to sell at N135, 000. So it appears there is a natural drop. “We are already moving 8, 000 tons of soya beans from Kaduna to Lagos because we are exporting the commodity. The railway system is helping. They don’t have enough wagons but the Transport Minister, Rotimi Amaechi is bringing in some.” According to him, transporting agricultural products through the railway is cheaper with no taxes or break down of trucks on the highway. He urged Nigerians not to panic over food shortage because aside from existing grains stored in the silos, a new round of grains were being harvested in about four states. He stated that despite the quantities of food West African countries exported from Nigeria, there were still a lot in the store. The minister noted that farmers have expressed resentment over plans by the federal government to cut food prices because it is the first time they are making high profit from farming. Speaking on invading pests, Ogbeh raised concerns on the attack of maize by armyworm disease spreading across Africa, which according to him already destroyed farms in Zimbabwe, Kenya, Tanzania and Angola. On fertiliser, he restated determination to reduce cost of the farm input below N6, 000 from N12, 000.

SCAM!!!

Abudu2000:
what about the recovered loots, what about the internally generated revenues, what about the so claimed high external reserves he claimed to have gathered, is those funds not enough to get us out of it? I can see your brain is stacked with soured fufu plus 3days rotten beans so take your smelly brains somewhere else before I leak em all out

compare recovered loot to 2017 budget slowpoke...its just a tiny bit. internally genrated revenue?, did u even knw d extent of the recession. u have to spend to get out of recession and i mean spend #asshole

Abudu2000:
Gej no need to even defend himself.lol
Even if he wants to recontest in 2019 he doesn't need to campaign, he looted enough money and Nigerians had enough to eat, now the daura cattle that's now turned the whole Nigerians to zombies that he can now go to hiding at will and never bother to let the people he claims to represent to even know his state of health......

I regret not coming out to vote coz Maybe my vote could have stopped this¡!

its just too easy to sight dullard like you.
According to okonjo iweala, Nigeria is heading to recession from Jonah's Administration. that fool just kill this country walaitalai

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Governor Abiola Ajimobi of Oyo State believes Nigeria is lucky to have President Muhammadu Buhari at the helm at this point in time. The present socio-economic situation would have been worse if someone else had been in charge, the governor said yesterday at the 2017 annual general conference of Cherubim and Seraphim Church of Nigeria held in Ilorin. The conference had the theme, Restoration. Ajimobi claimed that the wanton abuse of public funds under the last dispensation would have brought the country to its knees by now, but for Buhari’s fight against corruption. He urged Nigerians to be patient with the Buhari government, expressing confidence that things would soon improve. His words: “Nigeria will soon experience the desired change we long for. “Many countries had suffered from the so- called recession and they came out of it stronger. Let us all pray for Nigeria just as the Bible admonishes us to pray for the peace of Jerusalem. “Nigeria is lucky to have President Buhari in the saddle; if not ,the current challenges would have worsened because of the deep-seated corruption of the past administration. Corruption has eaten deep into all facets of life in the country.” Continuing, Ajimobi who was represented by his deputy, Chief Moses Adeyemo, said: “We are crying of hardship in Nigeria because people no longer believe in God. “If we are to behave the way we worship God in churches and mosques, Nigeria will be a better place. “Nigerians have run away from God.The Bible does not teach us to take innocent lives and to steal collective patrimony for the benefit of few and their yet unborn children. “Let us restore the dignity of man and love our neighbours.” Earlier, Supreme Head, C&S Church of Nigeria, Prophet Solomon Alao, hailed the military for their exploits in the fight against Boko Haram. He was particularly delighted by the military takeover of Sambisa forest from the terror sect. Prophet Alao urged President Buhari to adopt “a position of no surrender, no retreat” in his fight against corruption, but warned that “there should be no sacred cow.” “The fight against corruption would be won permanently if pensionable benefits are paid promptly and if an employee is assured of regular and prompt payment in retirement,” he said. He also asked the federal government to handle the problem of Fulani herdsmen with firmness.

excelsiorfarm:
focus on the simple ones,always good to master one before stepping for alternatives. for now daphnia,artemia & 0.2 is much to work on. When you master that, if all is lacking,then the baby milk or egg white comes handy. As i had stated earlier,build on your experience,acquiring all knowledge,can complicate your mgt practice.

less it skip my mind,iam not your boss.

Noted. thanks very very much. God bless

excelsiorfarm:
maybe you scare some with your question,because you said your oga use 0.2 at times. Now let me give you an answer will all know. Diaphnia is great,if you can lay your hands on it,unlike feed,it doesn't pollute water & has a high water content with protein that fries could easily digest. For artemia,it also fall into that category,but it is dry matter as your 0.2 feed. If original,also not overfed, your fries could perform on it & one challenge about 0.2 is if you dont verify expire date,some are expired. You can do 0.2 straight if you manage feeding well. Interest you to know that you could use egg white or baby milk & depending on growth response,i personally dont wait on sizes,at times 10-14 days artemia,then 0.5. So my brother,people are busy,maybe join agricnetwork or those in whatsapp group if your answer delays

thanks boss...really appreciate. the egg white how is it used? squeezed to little fragment?

hadex90:
God bless all farmers in this forum...i've been following this post for a while now and i've undergone training during my NYSC last year but my boss only specialise in fingerlings production. reading this thread i've really gain alot i must confess....planning to start my farm soon...although i have lots of question but will be asking as times goes on. my question now is it necessary to give fries artemia or go straight to giving them 0.2. mind u my boss use daphnia on breeding if available and if not he just use 0.2

someone should please help me with this question

Protesters were yesterday teargassed by the police as they marched on the House of Assembly in Akure, the Ondo State capital. They had laid siege to the entrance of the Assembly on Igbatoro Road since Sunday. The protesters are querying Governor Olusegun Mimiko’s decision to present the 2017 budget and some bills 21 days to the end of his tenure.

Former President Goodluck Jonathan has urged President Muhammad Buhari to implement recommendations of the 2014 National Conference on independent Religious Equity Commission. Jonathan said establishment of the commission will help apprehend perpetrators of ethnic and religious violence. He also added that existence of the commission would end impunity as well as religious tension across the country. Jonathan said this when he met with a United States of America Congress Sub Committee on Threats of Religious Intolerance in Nigeria and the Niger Delta Question, recently. The former president also discussed challenges facing Christians in Nigeria and the Niger Delta issue. Jonathan, who was invited by the sub committee and spoke in his capacity as Chairman of the Goodluck Jonathan Foundation, said implementation of the “resolutions of the 2014 national conference is the panacea that will prevent ethnic and religious tensions that lead to crises, such as the recent Southern Kaduna killings.” In a statement by his spokesman, Ikechukwu Eze, Jonathan also said he fully aligned with the views of the 2014 National Conference which called for true and fiscal federalism as the way out of agitations in the region and in other parts of Nigeria. The former president also identified impunity as a factor that contributes to the reoccurrence of such violence, and noted that, if those behind previous violence were not prosecuted, then, individuals and groups of like minds would be emboldened to repeat the same act. He also said interventionist agencies like the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) tend not to be effective due to over-politicisation. The former president opined that the development of a state like Akwa-Ibom has proved that what the region needed was resource control and not interventionist agencies. Dr. Jonathan also talked about his efforts to end impunity, specifically citing the case of Kabiru Sokoto, the mastermind of the Christmas Day bombing of Saint Theresa’s Catholic Church in Madalla, in Niger State. Sokoto was subsequently arrested, prosecuted, convicted and imprisoned by Jonathan’s administration and was the first successful prosecution of a terrorist attack on a place of worship in Nigeria’s history. He said: “That promise was fulfilled on December 20, 2013 when Kabiru Umar, also known as Kabiru Sokoto, was sentenced to life imprisonment after my administration investigated that crime, identified him as the mastermind, arrested him and diligently prosecuted him and some of his associates.” The former president also noted that his administration’s prosecution of the perpetrators of the deadly bombing of an office of the Independent National Electoral Commission also in Madalla on April 8, 2011 was the first successful prosecution of terrorists in Nigeria. The meeting was attended by Chairman of the U.S. House Sub-Committee on Africa, Global Health, Global Human Rights and International Organisations, Congressman Christopher H Smith and other influential staff of the committee.
sunnewsonline

Mind you, we dont need to be a politicians before we effect change. trust me a youth president will do d same or even worse. a wise man said "Nigeria is like a faulty vehicle, no point changing the driver". if u really wish to do something for this country, then start by treating your fellow Nigerian well. lets remove the tribal and religion boundary and support #ONE_NIGERIA

God bless all farmers in this forum...i've been following this post for a while now and i've undergone training during my NYSC last year but my boss only specialise in fingerlings production. reading this thread i've really gain alot i must confess....planning to start my farm soon...although i have lots of question but will be asking as times goes on. my question now is it necessary to give fries artemia or go straight to giving them 0.2. mind u my boss use daphnia on breeding if available and if not he just use 0.2