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Re: #SpainTomatoFestival Sparks Online Outrage In Nigeria by SmartMugu: 11:22pm On May 25, 2016 |
What kind of calculator does BBC use? Where is $1.20 = N240? I guess in banks only. |
Re: #SpainTomatoFestival Sparks Online Outrage In Nigeria by doskie(m): 11:24pm On May 25, 2016 |
refiner:**pours cold mirinda** |
Re: #SpainTomatoFestival Sparks Online Outrage In Nigeria by Lovelynature(m): 11:24pm On May 25, 2016 |
refiner:*wakes her* Nne get up, some days are like that. Many questions go unanswered and many issues unsolved How are you doing |
Re: #SpainTomatoFestival Sparks Online Outrage In Nigeria by SmartMugu: 11:34pm On May 25, 2016 |
I hope this is not a strategy to prove to Nigerians that if some people can brag about their oil and start bombing old facilities, another region controls tomato, onions, pepper etc that other regions need. Today, it's tomato, let wait and see what disease they will say happened to pepper and onions in a few months. |
Re: #SpainTomatoFestival Sparks Online Outrage In Nigeria by refiner(f): 11:40pm On May 25, 2016 |
doskie:...*refuses to wake up!*.. whispers"....just a basket of tomatoes and I'll spring up with no time! |
Re: #SpainTomatoFestival Sparks Online Outrage In Nigeria by refiner(f): 11:43pm On May 25, 2016 |
Lovelynature:...lol...sweety.. the guy gat no chill...even though I'm a robot! longest time Mr nature!...how have u been? |
Re: #SpainTomatoFestival Sparks Online Outrage In Nigeria by 19naia(m): 12:09am On May 26, 2016 |
Nigerians just sitting there gawking at Spain and their tomatos, gawking at USA and their $, the rest of the world and their petrol flowing. And they have the idea to look at Buhari and curse. Tomato! If you cannot grow tomato for yourself and have to cry to your president to do that for you, then you have reached a terrible state of uselessness and antiproductivity. Chai! Tomato! ~If you cannot grow that for yourself in the amount of time you spend cursing Buhari and whoever else, you will never do well enough in life to see nigeria with all of it's crudeoil to provide enough petrol to all, nor electricity. When it was just petrol, people of the world were staring at Nigeria like Nigeria is staring at Spain and their tomato excesses, and the world were wondering how Nigeria can be swimming in so much crude oil as if they are spaniards swimming in tomatoes, but nigeria cannot provide petrol to fuel vehicles. Same with common electricity. The world now knows how useless the people of Nigeria are when they can fumble the easiest crop in the world to grow. Tomato will grow in the *gutter* with no assistance sef. Yet, Nigerians can't find enough tomatos to sell affordably. No tomato because you won't grow/produce it yourself, no petrol because you won't refine your crudeoil yourself ,no electricity because you won't make the power plant and grid network yourself and no value in the Naira because you won't produce anything of value, even simple Tomato production sef to back the strength of the Naira. It doesnt matter what president there is, This was Nigerias destiny because of the lack of productivity of Nigerian people. No one was stopping you from growing tomatos in your compound or even in the gutter sef. If you are waiting for politicians to grow tomatoes for you, you will find better luck going "Yaba Left". I found a tomato plant growing in a fracture in a cement floor outside where people had washed kitchen wares used in preparing tomatoes. I pulled it up and seriously damaged the roots and planted it in basic soil with no fertilizer or special care other than some water for a few days. I returned weeks later from travels and the thing was big ,healthy and flowering before fruiting. Even one was geowing in the gutter and growing well. |
Re: #SpainTomatoFestival Sparks Online Outrage In Nigeria by Lovelynature(m): 12:24am On May 26, 2016 |
refiner:Yeah, such a funny guy I'm just doing great dear. What about my soldier friend? Hope he isn't on your way any more? |
Re: #SpainTomatoFestival Sparks Online Outrage In Nigeria by doskie(m): 6:36am On May 26, 2016 |
refiner:hahahahaha... You have a good sense of humor. I give up pushing you cos na me go tire last last. |
Re: #SpainTomatoFestival Sparks Online Outrage In Nigeria by doskie(m): 6:50am On May 26, 2016 |
19naia:wise words. Now everyone will start growing tomatoes. Its just like living by the sea and storing water. Nigerians took it for granted that there can never be a problem with getting tomatoes. Southerners generally left the production of domestic agricultural products for the north so most Southerners would never have thought it necessary to cultivate a tomato farm. I think a cow for example can grow in the south. But you hardly ever see a ranch down here. We are not proactive. We have no culture that makes us prevent incidents. Just like the magical steps taken by the aviation sector when planes started falling. We wait for the incident first and it's bad enough. 1 Like |
Re: #SpainTomatoFestival Sparks Online Outrage In Nigeria by refiner(f): 9:30am On May 26, 2016 |
doskie:...thanks dear! |
Re: #SpainTomatoFestival Sparks Online Outrage In Nigeria by refiner(f): 9:31am On May 26, 2016 |
Lovelynature:...I hardly see your comments sha... lol...soldier friend?...lemme call and ask him...give me a min! |
Re: #SpainTomatoFestival Sparks Online Outrage In Nigeria by Firstlieutenant(m): 9:36am On May 26, 2016 |
refiner: Babe tell am say I dey very much around and make he keep off. |
Re: #SpainTomatoFestival Sparks Online Outrage In Nigeria by refiner(f): 9:41am On May 26, 2016 |
Firstlieutenant:.......oh!...my nature,here he comes! |
Re: #SpainTomatoFestival Sparks Online Outrage In Nigeria by Lovelynature(m): 11:32am On May 26, 2016 |
refiner:I'm mostly on politics and car talk sections, though I don't comment much. You have as much time as you want to call him dear. Tell him his course mate and friend from Army Barrack, zone 44, batch 12, cadet 26 of June 2010 parade is greeting. Tell him to stay off my crush as well |
Re: #SpainTomatoFestival Sparks Online Outrage In Nigeria by refiner(f): 12:35pm On May 26, 2016 |
Lovelynature: ....politics?...never knew you have port to that section! car talks?...oh!..to know how to maintain a car,when u get one,I guess! lol...this got me! why not say that face to face with him,and you'll never remain the same,I assure u! crush kor,crusher miiii! |
Re: #SpainTomatoFestival Sparks Online Outrage In Nigeria by Lovelynature(m): 1:27pm On May 26, 2016 |
refiner:Yeah, politics because I love my country and its affairs. Just that the section is filled with haters and tribal e-warriors. Car talk because I love cars. lol... who doesn't? So I learn how to maintain the little one over here. I'm coming to tell him myself. I'll show him I lived in Barack even before he thought of becoming a soldier. Just that we may end up laughing it off. I know my good-hearted friend. Don't let his uniform deceive you Well, I won't watch my friend play games with my crush. Not when she isn't comfortable with such |
Re: #SpainTomatoFestival Sparks Online Outrage In Nigeria by kulekaa(m): 2:28pm On May 26, 2016 |
4gud looking tomatoes cost #500 here in Ikoyi lagos |
Re: #SpainTomatoFestival Sparks Online Outrage In Nigeria by refiner(f): 5:26pm On May 26, 2016 |
Lovelynature: ....funny you! don't worry your little head...he's out of my way! |
Re: #SpainTomatoFestival Sparks Online Outrage In Nigeria by Lovelynature(m): 10:43pm On May 26, 2016 |
refiner: Yeah, I knew he would back off once you apply those advice, unless he isn't a gentle man how are you doing this lovely evening it seems you like cooking very much so start processing visa to Spain where tomatoes are surplus Naija tomatoes dey on strike |
Re: #SpainTomatoFestival Sparks Online Outrage In Nigeria by banmee(m): 11:50pm On May 28, 2016 |
Firefire: I just love Nigerians and the way they love to blame everything under the sun or their woes. It is now Herdsmen from Libya. Lol.......Is tomato the only food crop grown in Nigeria? Why are other products not as scarce as that? If only you face the fact that Nigeria is a phucked up country with no planning, direction or vision, you will begin to move towards a solution. You are blaming herdsmen. Really? How about blaming; 1. The government for not providing grazing routes. 2. The lack of knowledge that hay is what normal countries use to feed their cattle. It is easy to grow and it is a wonderful cash crop. 3. The government for not providing better security for it's citizens. 4. The government for having zero plan for it's citizens. |
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