How i have been surviving rhis economy is joining a prayer group that wants that pharaoh buhari to die


After each prayer point i feel satisfied

But hmmm wonder why its not working

awoo47:
Surviving or suffering? Rubbish bitter tomato dat goat no fit chop.

Enemy of progress,go get a life

lanicky:


Below is the pics of my small garden.
I planted tomatoes, vegetable, pepper and Sweet potatoes.

We've not been buying tomatoes since march..even when tomatoes became costly. We've been eating the tomatoes and vegetable from my small garden.. Sometimes, when it becomes too much.. We give to our neighbors and friends.

It has helped me and my family and our neighbors a bit.


So, how have you been able to cope.. What have you done to help yourself and people around you?

Share your experience pls

I now see why u're miss NL:
Resourceful
creative
Love for neighbour by sharing out of the abundance of ur lil garden

Good job keep it up

I'm growing spring onions, garlic and leaks in cans in my balconey. Will try tomatoes, lemons and carrots next. Here's some I harvested yesterday for a sauce. Urban Gardening makes sense.

skarlett:


So its safe to say na only weekend una dey chop

OYO Z YOUR CASE

Mine is nt dat difficult av bin able to survive so far by cursing buhari nd hoping for a beta 2mao

I have been making money on MMM for over two months now! , i blamed my friends for not telling me sooner, it helped with my just rented apartment agency fee! i started with a huge money, yes, I am a risk taker, but the good thing is, you dont have to start with much money, Its so cool that u dont even have to refer anyone, but its an added money source to refer, like when you tell someone, come and eat where i eat, and they are doing shakara, you'd be like, no be by force na.
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Miss Nairaland, pls due to lack of availability of land, I hereby asked for your permission to start up a small scale farming on NairaLAND..

I promise to give you some portion of the farm products..... Thanks

lanicky:
We all know Nigeria economy has not been favourable to many.. Believe it or not, some have died due to hunger.

Some of us have not been doing anything to make the economy better.. Instead, we prefer to cast blame on the government and argue online and offline.

I pray for a better Nigeria.. But we all must try our best to make this country a better place..

*Don't depend on government.. Magic is not going to happen anytime soon*



Below is the pics of my small garden.
I planted tomatoes, vegetable, pepper and Sweet potatoes.

We've not been buying tomatoes since march..even when tomatoes became costly. We've been eating the tomatoes and vegetable from my small garden.. Sometimes, when it becomes too much.. We give to our neighbors and friends.

It has helped me and my family and our neighbors a bit.


So, how have you been able to cope.. What have you done to help yourself and people around you?

Share your experience pls

you will make a good wife, will you marry me?

Nice one Lanicky... Hmmm I hv neva seen dat specie of Tomatoes bfr ... Dat one na tomatoes of life

lanicky:
Dunno what's called generally...but we Yorubas call it snake tomatoes... Lol.

what is this, and how is it used?

lanicky:
Dunno what's called generally...but we Yorubas call it snake tomatoes... Lol.

Frankly, I am inspired. With take permission from my landlady to plant tomato.

Which one com be snake tomatoes again. Tomato elejo

Onegai:
I'm growing spring onions, garlic and leaks in cans in my balconey. Will try tomatoes, lemons and carrots next. Here's some I harvested yesterday for a sauce. Urban Gardening makes sense.

Wow!!!
I love this. Want to go subsistence farming now. Can I pm you?

refiner:

this got me!...
cc nljega...
make we wait for result..inugo?

Lol Nne anugom

lanicky:

Thanks sir

You are welcome dear

lanicky:


Smh..
Tomatoes don't grow on tiles.. So go to your back yard and plant on the sand there.

I planted on a small portion of land in our compound...very small.
It's the only available space I could plant.

I was just joking na.

how i survive;;;....hmmmm.....wake..
hustle....close @ 3......
go to bet9ja....
Go to my barber...look @ the mirror and my wild very curly hair( pester my barber to cut erytin' for free...the niqqa go get ear infection @ that point)....
Go home..cook...check NL...eat.... pray...and if nepa bring light na house be the one wey go dey play konfam gbedu for 12a.m ( the day starts @ 12 for our side)....when nepa take light...sleep....:::start from top...fiinis

Kazrem:

Wow!!!
I love this. Want to go subsistence farming now. Can I pm you?

I don't have a lot of info on it but why not check Agriculture section. There is quite a bit of info there on subsistence farming

IffaCatchYouEhn:
[size=13pt]This economy is so harsh that sometimes me and my friends share everything like Airtime, power bank, food and even our DREAMS

How i've been surviving
1. Visit the bank with my power bank, rechargeable lamp, rechargeable fan
2. Withdraw #1000
3. watch CNN news in the bank
4. Chat with the security man
5. Leave with the #1000
6. Come again the next day and deposit the #1000[/size]

i swearagawd you are a nutcase....Hahahahaha

Jacko1:
How i have been surviving rhis economy is joining a prayer group that wants that pharaoh buhari to die


After each prayer point i feel satisfied

But hmmm wonder why its not working

Lolz choi yu wee north kee me wheat laffta

Na the way be this o, I will also snap pics of my own small garden when the stuff mature. For now still buying foodstuff sha.

lanicky:
Dunno what's called generally...but we Yorubas call it snake tomatoes... Lol.

I knw DAT tin way back in idanre ondo st. DAT tomato taste nor b for hia o

IffaCatchYouEhn:
[size=13pt]This economy is so harsh that sometimes me and my friends share everything like Airtime, power bank, food and even our DREAMS

How i've been surviving
1. Visit the bank with my power bank, rechargeable lamp, rechargeable fan
2. Withdraw #1000
3. watch CNN news in the bank
4. Chat with the security man
5. Leave with the #1000
6. Come again the next day and deposit the #1000[/size]

lanicky:
Dunno what's called generally...but we Yorubas call it snake tomatoes... Lol.

Trichosanthes cucumerina is a tropical or subtropical vine, its variety T. cucumerina var. anguina raised for its strikingly long fruit, in Asia eaten immature as a vegetable much like the summer squash, and in Africa, the reddish pulp of its mature fruit is used as an economical substitute of tomato.

lanicky:
Dunno what's called generally...but we Yorubas call it snake tomatoes... Lol.

The same name in Igbo

lanicky:
Dunno what's called generally...but we Yorubas call it snake tomatoes... Lol.

Lol never see this tomatoes before,just doing so now,my dad always talked about it,he said it was the only tomatoes available during the biafran war,but it vanished out of our side since the war ended... TOMATOES AGWO (snake tomatoes ).So many local food don vanish for my side due to civilization...I don find am tire

I'm sowie buh l got to ask, is this the same Lanicky that won miss NL? WOW JUX WOW...

am presently doing my undergraduate studies. my main source of income is. google adsense and apart from that. family. over. everything.

IffaCatchYouEhn:
[size=13pt]This economy is so harsh that sometimes me and my friends share everything like Airtime, power bank, food and even our DREAMS

How i've been surviving
1. Visit the bank with my power bank, rechargeable lamp, rechargeable fan
2. Withdraw #1000
3. watch CNN news in the bank
4. Chat with the security man
5. Leave with the #1000
6. Come again the next day and deposit the #1000[/size]

lol... kuku ask for security work!

Wow! Nice one, Lanicky!

Its just been God, I haven't personally felt it that much inasmuch as cost of living has skyrocketed. Baba God has been faithful..