iloveAy:
is d position still available, what if the person can't speak hausa?

Position is still available till 30th September... No problem if you can't speak hausa. Just apply if you're interested

Johnny105:
Call Won Touch Farms and Agro Allied Ltd on 08134699137. They have good dry maize at a very good price. Thats where I get my maize from.

Alright, tnxs bro

Ability to communicate in hausa will be an added advantage

Vet doctor needed by a company for urgent employment. Location Abuja/Kaduna (preferably Kaduna). Job package is attractive. Call 08053344034 and send cv to Ifeoluwapoaremu@gmail.com

Ifeoluwapoaremu@gmail.com

Gombs:


Not in general... But he can't take another wife, until the other is dead.

He can take another wife IF and only if he divorced the first on grounds of infidelity...else, he's on his way to doom.

I disagree with you @Gombs.
Jesus pointed out to fornication as the basis for divorce. It's not possible for a married man to commit fornication since it'll otherwise be called "adultery".
Now, I did my little research on that particular issue because it was really confusing. My probe into Jewish culture revealed that even at the stage of espousal (courtship), a couple could be referred to as man and his wife.
So, I believe, that the divorce Jesus meant is the breakaway in a Pre-wedding courtship on the basis of infidelity.

LaHeiress:
Contact Ebenezer Ruth on 07087668124, they are really really good, tested and tried!

check them out on Instagram @ebenezerruth

Okay, thanks dear

Good day Nairalanders,

I need contacts of professional designers/printers who can handle the printing of wedding invitation cards. Contact me on Ifeoluwapoaremu@gmail.com.
Location preferably in Lagos/Abuja

Scammers of life

I appreciate everyone for prompt response. I'll call those I notified asap so that we can talk b2b

kabsun:
check your email

Thanks.... I've sent a reply

Hello nairalanders,
I'm in need of well fed rams (20 and above) with sound genetic potentials, preferably, from the Northern part of Nigeria.
Pls, only serious suppliers should contact me on Ifeoluwapoaremu@gmail.com

Thanks y'all

ammy4id:
i have a ready mazie farm land presently, you can contact me on 08029910687

I need 30 tons of maize
contact me on Ifeoluwapoaremu@gmail.com

olatundes14:
good day my fellow nairalander, its unfortunate that a lot of unserious jokers post request on these platform.if you are for real and to buy both white and yellow dry as we speak, I can sell to u without any delay. u can add me on whatsapp messenger 08098726776 or call 08084847744.

I need 30 tons of maize
contact me @ Ifeoluwapoaremu@gmail.com

ishadfurnitures:
Hello contact me for tons of dry maize supply on this number 08055380224.if you are serious.

Did you get my mail?

dav8id:



98% of request here are from jokers

imagin someone need something that he dont know the specification and measurement

Meaning? What are you insinuating?

True talk o

Good evening great farmers. I'm in need of several tons of maize urgently. Please kindly offer help with contacts of maize suppliers and price.
Thanks y'all

nnachukz:
Are you serious? Yet Fg has not deemed it fit to sensitise us on this.

Well, I can't say much on that for now. I hope the information gets to the Federal livestock department asap

Eeser:
Avian flu again

Yes o. A farm in katsina lost over 100,000 birds. For biosecurity reasons, I avoided visiting any poultry farm because I could be a means of infection/carrier to other outside the state

Poultry Farmers, please let's watch out and embrace aggressive biosecurity. I was at Katsina last month to render some veterinary consultancy services. The farmers were lamenting the outbreak of this highly pathogenic Avian influenza which has been responsible for the mortality of several thousands of birds.
Now, the disease is fast spreading cutting across several state borders. Here is a recent report from Poultry site.Com:


Fri, 31 Jul 2015

NIGERIA - Four more outbreaks of highly pathogenic avian influenza have been reported in Nigeria.

The outbreaks were of the H5N1 strain.

In total, 3879 birds were infected out of a susceptible population of 6747.

Most of the birds, 3417, died from the disease, but another 2089 were destroyed to prevent further spread.

The outbreaks occurred on three farms and one backyard holding. Two of the affected farms had point of lay birds that had been purchased from an infected state and transported to a non-infected area.

The third farm held layers, cockerels and pullets of around one year old, and the backyard operation held 178 one-year-old layers.

The outbreaks occurred in Abia, Enugu and Lagos.

http://m.thepoultrysite.com/news/35531