XhosaNostra:


So you prefer to be called a fish, Goldie?
Merman is a little more "Ooh lah lah"

no aint fish unless they call me aquaman ..i know naija niggaz will be like thats our freaking music but ths for you ..
Note:am not into naija music but few make me ok sometimes..


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EsR0yCvG3Oc

tylann:


Tell me what will i do after i drop my stuff

Join me at the street corner lol. I get what you mean though. Hmmm..

vaxx:
just to satisfy the curiosity of my fellow Kenyans and South Africa. . .. there is a man called ...Darnley Alexander a Jamaican, he was once a former cheif justice of Nigeria and that is when the country had gain independence. Awolowo invited him . And my friend forgiveness, there are still many non Nigeria in the nation political sphere now like it was during awolowo era.

No igbo has a tribe had ever become a cheif justice in Nigeria before.

How come you can conveniently mention Darnley but refused to mention on single Ghanian in Nigeria's political sphere?

No Ghanaian don chop no 1 - 1m citizen here.

Martin0:



how far Na! I nor dey hear from you!soon you will say martin is not serious

Lol Marty, abeg.

How have you been?

Just30:
According to law
you can be a citizen by Naturalisation
birth or if any of your parents are Ghanaians.

so your view on who is a Ghana is limited
Go and educate yourself.

you can't hold any office in Ghana unless you renounce your nationality


He found being a Nigerian useless so he renounced it.

He chop the number 3 highest position in ya backyard. Sorry.

tylann:

Iam always curious and adventurous
So you understand
I only smoked and sniffed it a little bit

way back i was like lets try stuff but now aint happening...i know bad sh.t when i see one..

XhosaNostra:


Chai! Where to?
Btw, when you use stuff like that aren't you afraid of going mad? I heard some mental illnesses are triggered by drug use. That's why personally, I'm very wary of drugs. I don't trust that I'm completely sane so I don't wanna take chances by flirting with insanity.

Very deep sleep i slept for so long i thought i was dead
That is why i will never try it again

mtisTheQubit:

no aint fish unless they call me aquaman ..i know naija niggaz will be like thats our freaking music but ths for you ..
Note:am not into naija music but few make me ok sometimes..


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EsR0yCvG3Oc

LMAO. Thanks, hun

Aquaman that one e dey hot like pilau

XhosaNostra:


Chai! Where to?
Btw, when you use stuff like that aren't you afraid of going mad? I heard some mental illnesses are triggered by drug use. That's why personally, I'm very wary of drugs. I don't trust that I'm completely sane so I don't wanna take chances by flirting with insanity.

I have never heard smoking driving people mad
I only smoke

XhosaNostra:


Join me at the street corner lol. I get what you mean though. Hmmm..

Hmm.....

tylann:

I have never heard smoking driving people mad
I only smoke

Doing drugs, not smoking. There's actually a correlation between psychotic breaks & drug use.

tylann:

Very deep sleep i slept for so long i thought i was dead
That is why i will never try it again

Interesting.

XhosaNostra:


LMAO. Thanks, hun

Aquaman that one e dey hot like pilau

...

forgiveness:


Who know you? Split it.

you know we are not Nigerians, right ?

forgiveness:


So, South Africa was on autopilot since 1934(when South Africa became self governing Nation) to 1994, abi?

Ghosts were the machine piloting the development in South Africa prior to your freedom? Clown.

For your information, we are already filling in the gap without kicking your company out through stiff competitions among Nigerian companies springing up left an right.

Many can't keep up with the competition save MTN and other few.

However, we are watching your government with one eye.

Whoever funded your History lessons and education should have just went to the nearest casino and gambled with the money,it became a futile effort at the end.South Africa became a self-governing state after it got it's independence in 1961 and became a Republic.

South Africa didn't have its companies in Nigeria up until 1994 when we became a democratic country so your attempts at lame excuses for your incapacity to be innovative are shattered to tiny shreads


Then go ahead and fill up the gaps and stop squealing.I care not about what you do over there.

forgiveness:



He chop the number 3 highest position in ya backyard. Sorry.

we made him a better person

XhosaNostra:


Doing drugs, not smoking. There's actually a correlation between psychotic breaks & drug use.

Well i don't do drugs

tylann:

Well i don't do drugs

Weed

forgiveness:


You talk to much. Just mention the Ghanian already else save this epistle. Thanks

you have Xenophobia tendencies

XhosaNostra:


Weed

Hey weed is traditional herb it is not a drug
I plant it in my small garden alongside tomatoes spinach and onions

Agric, manufactured goods rise 896%, 278%, as Nigeria’s export trade hit 6-year high at N19.09trn
God bless Nigeria, we are surely rising

Nigeria achieved some milestones in the export of agricultural and manufactured products during the year 2018 as both sectors rose 896.9 percent and 278.2 per cent respective fully over their 2017 levels to N302.3 billion and N645.7 billion.

This is as total value of Nigeria’s exports hit a six-year of N19.09 trillion mark on the back of improved non-oil export, despite the continued dominance of crude oil export.
Overall, total export value increased by 40.45 per cent year-on-year from N13.59 trillion in 2017.
According to the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), Nigeria’s export improved significantly in 2018, and this represents a 6-year all-time high compared to the value of exports in 2014.
Specifically, in 2014, Nigeria’s export trade was valued at N16 trillion. However, the nation’s export trade dropped drastically in 2015 to N9.6 trillion and N8.5 trillion in 2016 respectively. In 2017 and 2018, they rebounded.
Imports also grew significantly to N13 trillion in 2018. Compared to N9 trillion in 2017, representing a 38 per cent growth in imports for the period under review.
Nonetheless, Crude oil export recorded the highest value of exported goods in 2018, and this was valued at N15.7 trillion as against ₦11 trillion in 2017.
Manufactured goods topped the list of import value in 2018 at N7.5 trillion.
Energy goods recorded the lowest import valued at N178.18 million
The value of Agriculture imports declined by 3.9 per cent from N886.7 billion in 2017 to N851.6 billion in 2018.
https://www.businessamlive.com/agric...-at-n19-09trn/

tylann:

Hey weed is traditional herb it is not a drug
I plant it in my small garden alongside tomatoes spinach and onions

Looool. Alles.

mtisTheQubit:
cool off mode then..

I am good now

mtisTheQubit:
cool off mode then..

I am good now

Dangote tomato begins production

Dangote tomato processing factory, the largest such plant in Africa, yesterday, begun production at its Kadawa factory in Kano.

Addressing newsmen at the factory’s conference hall after a tomato processing process tour, the Managing Director of Dangote tomato processing plant, Malam Abdulkareem Kaita, stated that, the 1,200tons per day capacity plant has begun production after concluding all necessary arrangements for a successful takeoff this season.

He said the company has reached agreement with tomato farmers on the pricing of tomato hence pricing posed no threat to the company’s production as it uptakes from the farmers.

“We have reached an agreement with the three stakeholders in tomato production. We have resolved to offer what the open markets offer subject to review every two days and I am happy that the growers have been cooperating because we have since started.


“It will interest you to know that the company has made commitment to adhere to the agreement reached and also hope to have a hitch free business season between us,” said Kaita.

He said Dangote Tomato Processing Company offered the safest paste for consumption as it is 100% pure tomato, adding that to complement the company’s effort in tomato paste production, there is a strong need for the authorities concerned to step-up on the policy that bans paste importation.

“The Federal Government has done well in formulation of the policy that bans tomato paste importation, but there is still need for it to do more in enforcing the policy; this will no doubt assist the farmers and the company to produce more,” he also noted.


https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/dangot...roduction.html

XhosaNostra:


Looool. Alles.

You should try some

tylann:

You should try some

No, I'm not a fan. Done that. Got the t-shirt. I just feel it's for lowlives *hides*

XhosaNostra:


No, I'm not a fan. Done that. Got the t-shirt. I just feel it's for lowlives *hides*

Hmm ..

tylann:

Hmm ..

tylann:

Hmm ..

I am famished. What's for dinner? Can you cook?

Convert your figures into US dollars for an easy comparison. We know full well that your currency is dog shite!

68816419:
Agric, manufactured goods rise 896%, 278%, as Nigeria’s export trade hit 6-year high at N19.09trn
God bless Nigeria, we are surely rising

Nigeria achieved some milestones in the export of agricultural and manufactured products during the year 2018 as both sectors rose 896.9 percent and 278.2 per cent respective fully over their 2017 levels to N302.3 billion and N645.7 billion.

This is as total value of Nigeria’s exports hit a six-year of N19.09 trillion mark on the back of improved non-oil export, despite the continued dominance of crude oil export.
Overall, total export value increased by 40.45 per cent year-on-year from N13.59 trillion in 2017.
According to the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), Nigeria’s export improved significantly in 2018, and this represents a 6-year all-time high compared to the value of exports in 2014.
Specifically, in 2014, Nigeria’s export trade was valued at N16 trillion. However, the nation’s export trade dropped drastically in 2015 to N9.6 trillion and N8.5 trillion in 2016 respectively. In 2017 and 2018, they rebounded.
Imports also grew significantly to N13 trillion in 2018. Compared to N9 trillion in 2017, representing a 38 per cent growth in imports for the period under review.
Nonetheless, Crude oil export recorded the highest value of exported goods in 2018, and this was valued at N15.7 trillion as against ₦11 trillion in 2017.
Manufactured goods topped the list of import value in 2018 at N7.5 trillion.
Energy goods recorded the lowest import valued at N178.18 million
The value of Agriculture imports declined by 3.9 per cent from N886.7 billion in 2017 to N851.6 billion in 2018.
https://www.businessamlive.com/agric...-at-n19-09trn/

ednited:


I am good now

Ok then..
Anyway was crawling youtube an got ths..who is the musician ?

Ok ths just what peeps would like see when they visit their local klub (babes)


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D41dFjly9FE