webme:
Do you have any problem with your Facebook ads?

yes I do,,,im using my zenith bank atm mastercard to pay for the ads but facebook is not accepting it thereby making the ads not to run,, its telling me to add a payment method

Please I reside in aba and I have tonnes of plastic bottles lying around and I want to sell them out. If anyone has any contact with any waste recycling company, kindly pm me or watsapp me on zero eight one 81359159seven nine

Temidayo1979:




Yes, am a personnel in inec. Just visit your local govt nd ask for inec office. INEC is now into continuous voter registration CVR. Go wit one or two pass port btw Mon to fri

I did continuous voter registration in September 2017 , ive checked my status,,,using VIN , and other details,,,it says "NO STATUS FOUND"

That guy should be careful else he may not pass out in peace

ifex370:
Just when I felt like quitting.. Someone around just won 14million










I swear betting is evil

such luck comes once in a blue moon

From the few comments gathered,,it is clear that betting hasn't added something positive to our lives,,i opened this thread as a subtle means of enlightening our today youths that betting is a world on its own,,dont even venture into it and if you must,,dont be addicted to it,,play for fun,,it can't make you a thousandnaire talkless of millionaire,,enter 2018 with a new mindset of hardwork and dedication together with prayers,,youll make it,,peace

EHI9ICE:
I keep losing so much that it almost seems like losing is my main aim for betting.

Dear nairalnaders,,year 2017 is almost rounding up and a large chunk of nigerian youths are punters,,like every other financial institution eg banks,,they give a profit/loss sheet annually, ,let us give a review of our profit/loss sheet on punting this year ,,,as for me I no make shishi
Mods,,lalasticlala,,u can help move this ministry forward to FP

webincomeplus:

I'm not under any obligation to teach anyone anything. First, get that clearly. But even at that, I run a blog solely for the purpose of teaching others how to make money online. That's more like a humanitarian thing because that particular blog earns me crumbs every month. I can't allow the passion to help others distract me from the businesses that really make me money. You might not understand, but if you're in my shoes, you'd dig. And you people tend to forget that apart from online business there are other things to worry about. I have a family and I'm a final year medical student. If all those don't send a signal to you, well, it's your choice.

Your statement that I come online to intimidate people isn't based on wisdom. You can see that the OP mentioned me in the thread, asking me to answer the question honestly. And that's what I did. And I do share such information just to prove to others that making money online is real, not to brag. If I wanted to brag, I'd create a thread for that and show my bank statement as well as assets I've acquired with the proceeds from online business.

If you think this effort of yours can tarnish my image, you can try harder. I mean, you can throw bigger tantrums. Whatever opinion you decide to have about me is your choice.

mtcheww,,wtever

webincomeplus:

I earn over $1500 monthly from Adsense and Amazon affiliate. Convert to naira and answer the questions on my behalf.

nice,,worth commendable,,but your attitude offline is nauseating,,u hardly pick your calls or reply emails,,you just come online to show off or ill rather say intimidate people with your earnings,, teach someone how to fish and not to eat fish,,kapish

Blogging is for focused and serious minded peeps,,,atm,,youl need to outsource or hire experts to work on your blog,,,you need money,,patience and sacrifice

uwalakathankgod:
Are you for real

Yea bro,,give a try

A healthy and white sparkling teeth boosts self-confidence for any individual and give people the impression that you can actually take good care of yourself. Some people do believe that toothpastes and teeth whiteners can actually whiten your teeth after brushing. The enamel is a strong white covering tissue that protects the tooth while dentil helps to provide support for the enamel. The enamel and dentil helps to determine the color of the teeth. Teeth whiteners could damage the enamel of the teeth causing tooth sensitivity making the teeth become translucent or blue-gray in color. No matter how many times you brush your teeth a day, it may not guarantee the whiteness of your teeth.

It only reduces the bacteria and creates a temporary fresh breath. Healthy foods and diets containing calcium could whiten your teeth and strengthen the teeth and gums. Some causes of teeth staining and yellowing includes coffee, sugary tea, smoking, genetics, alcohol, sugary foods and junk foods. Here is a list of natural home remedies to produce a white teeth.


VISIT A DENTIST: A dentist is a health professional that handle any teeth or dentition problem. It is advisable to use a teeth whitener under the guidance of a dentist and undergo a thorough dental check up at least twice yearly.


BAKING SODA: Using baking soda with a little quantity of hydrogen per oxide has produced great result in some individuals. It gives a white sparkling teeth and cleanse the gums, mouth and teeth from germs (bacteria) since hydrogen per oxide is an anti-bacterial agent.


Directions : Form a paste with a little amount of baking soda and a little amount of hydrogen peroxide and use it to brush carefully the front and back f your teeth. It is very important to brush carefully so as not to remove the enamel of the teeth.

COCONUT OIL: Coconut oil has anti-microbial properties and can give you your desired white teeth as long as you apply the directions as given.

Directions: Pour coconut oil in a toothbrush and brush your teeth thoroughly or you can moist a clean white cloth with coconut oil and rub them on your teeth.

ORANGE PEELS: Orange peels are good teeth whiteners but they contain acid which can damage the enamel. It is advisable when using orange peels to apply hydrogen per oxide and water which can serve as a mouth rinse and anti-bacterial agent.

BRUSH 3 TIMES DAILY: This might sound very difficult to do but I think it’s the best method of whitening the teeth. An average individual eats 3 square meal daily; breakfast, lunch and dinner. It is advisable to brush immediately after taking each meal so as to remove the fresh stains and micro-organisms.

STRAWBERRY AND SEASALT: A combination of strawberry and seasalt can help to whiten your teeth. This is because the fruit, strawberry, contains high amounts of vitamin c and an enzyme, malic acid that help to remove yellow stains of the teeth and other surface stains. The sea salt helps to scrub the stains away during tooth brushing.

Directions: Before bedtime at night, mash up 2 strawberries into a paste and add a pinch of sea salt to it. Use a clean towel to remove any saliva on the teeth. Apply the strawberry paste on toothbrush and brush thoroughly. Allow the brushed mixture in the mouth for 3-5 minutes , then rinse mouth with water.

Source:www.greenhealthng.com/2017/01/how-to-get-clean-white-teeth-using.html?m=0
Mods,,sissy3,,dominique,,lalasticlala,,FP tins

I stil dey wait

An SEO expert is needed to develop and optimise someone's blog and make it rank higher on search engines,,if you're in hola me on watsapp 09050075268,,,
The blog is on blogger.com not wordpress

Pharmacists in Nigeria and across the world celebrate “World Pharmacists Day”, today 25th September 2017. This event is being remembered and celebrated every 25th September of every year.
The International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP) established this great event in Istanbul to promote pharmaceutical care and services in all the nook and crannies of the world. The theme of this year’s World Pharmacists day is “From research to health care: Your pharmacist is at your service”.

The FIP president, Dr. Carmen Pena, highlighted that ‘the theme was chosen to reflect the numerous contributions the pharmacy profession makes to health. From research and development of medicines, to educating future pharmacists and pharmaceutical scientists and providing direct care, we do all this in the service of our patients and communities’.

Dr. Carmen Pena also added that “we want to emphasise that pharmacists are backbone of health care in many different settings. But providing care does not begin in community or hospital pharmacies. Taking care of patients starts with recognizing the health issues of populations and developing medicines, policies and education and to tackle them. We pharmacists are often there at the very beginning of the process- when the first molecule that effectively treats a disease is identified”.

Pharmaceutical care is a patient centered outcome oriented pharmacy practice that requires the pharmacist to work together with patient and other healthcare providers to promote health and prevent disease, and to assess, monitor, initiate and modify medication to ensure that there is therapeutic efficacy.

Pharmacists in Nigeria are governed by Pharmaceutical Council of Nigeria (PCN) and the registrar of PCN is Pharmacist NAE Mohammed. Other notable pharmaceutical bodies are Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria and the president is Pharmacist Ibrahim Yakassai, Young Pharmacist Group-Nigeria(YPG-NG) and the president is Pharm(Dr.) Onimisi Peter.

My name is Pharmacist Franklin Obiefule and I am a Nigerian. “As men of honor, we join hands”.

source:http://www.greenhealthng.com/2017/09/today-is-world-pharmacists-day.html
Mods,,dominique,,do the needful

Pharmacists in Nigeria and across the world celebrate “World Pharmacists Day”, today 25th September 2017. This event is being remembered and celebrated every 25th September of every year.
The International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP) established this great event in Istanbul to promote pharmaceutical care and services in all the nook and crannies of the world. The theme of this year’s World Pharmacists day is “From research to health care: Your pharmacist is at your service”.

The FIP president, Dr. Carmen Pena, highlighted that ‘the theme was chosen to reflect the numerous contributions the pharmacy profession makes to health. From research and development of medicines, to educating future pharmacists and pharmaceutical scientists and providing direct care, we do all this in the service of our patients and communities’.

Dr. Carmen Pena also added that “we want to emphasise that pharmacists are backbone of health care in many different settings. But providing care does not begin in community or hospital pharmacies. Taking care of patients starts with recognizing the health issues of populations and developing medicines, policies and education and to tackle them. We pharmacists are often there at the very beginning of the process- when the first molecule that effectively treats a disease is identified”.

Pharmaceutical care is a patient centered outcome oriented pharmacy practice that requires the pharmacist to work together with patient and other healthcare providers to promote health and prevent disease, and to assess, monitor, initiate and modify medication to ensure that there is therapeutic efficacy.

Pharmacists in Nigeria are governed by Pharmaceutical Council of Nigeria (PCN) and the registrar of PCN is Pharmacist NAE Mohammed. Other notable pharmaceutical bodies are Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria and the president is Pharmacist Ibrahim Yakassai, Young Pharmacist Group-Nigeria(YPG-NG) and the president is Pharm(Dr.) Onimisi Peter.

My name is Pharmacist Franklin Obiefule and I am a Nigerian. “As men of honor, we join hands”.

source:http://www.greenhealthng.com/2017/09/today-is-world-pharmacists-day.html
mods,,crazyman,1forall pls fp,,,the day is almost spent

I wrote an article on halitosis/bad breath. Bad breath is embarrassing but body odour is disastrous and kills confidence. This is because it emits a pungent smell which drives off anyone that comes close to you. One who has body odor may not be able to notice due to the sensory adaptation of our body. When you notice people making funny gestures whenever they come close to you, always seek for a close friend that would tell you the truth. It goes a long way in helping you solve the problem.

Body odor is caused by unhealthy hygiene practice such as unshaved hairs in the armpits, genitals, dietary deficiencies not taking regular baths daily thereby leaving sweat glands and other waste products on the body thereby causing body odor.

Here are home remedies and tips to help you get rid of body odor and keep you clean and fresh.

1.Shave pubic hairs: Unshaved hairs on armpits and genital parts serve as breeding homes for bacteria which traps odours and reduce the evaporation of sweats resulting to body odor. Shaving your hairs at weekly intervals is necessary to stop body odors.

2. Use vinegar after shower: Vinegars eg apple cider vinegar or white vinegar create an acidic environment for the bacteria to survive. After shaving your underarms and pubic hairs, take a shower and splash the vinegar on the shaved areas. NOTE: Do not use this method on broken or sensitive skins immediately after shaving because you may encounter skin burns.

3. Change your shoes: Consistent use of a pair of shoes cause accumulation of bacteria to be concentrated on the feet resulting in offensive odor. When you change your shoes at least at daily intervals , it allows air into the feet, expelling the concentrated odor accumulated in the feet.

4. Witch hazel and tree oil: Just like vinegar, they are good natural antiseptics, sterilizers and can also serve as a deodorant. They create an acidic environment by lowering the ph of the skin, thus making it unfavorable for the bacteria to survive. They should be applied to the armpits after taking baths by soaking cotton balls in the witch hazel and tree oil.

5. Lemon juice and water: lemon juice is very acidic that’s why it needs to be diluted in water to reduce its acidity. It makes bacteria survival difficult by lowering the skin ph thereby preventing body odour. After squeezing the juice out o the lemon and diluting in half cup of water, use a cotton ball to apply in your underarm after taking shower.

6. Dietary approach: Diets serve as home remedies to get rid of body odors because a balanced diet contains nutrients that add a lot of value to the body. Some recommended dietary approach include:
-Drinking plenty water
-Eat foods that are rich in basic nutrients like fruits,vegetables, high fiber foods.
-Avoid junk foods, sugary foods, high calorie foods eg butter, fried meats etc.

7. Good lifestyle practice: Maintaining good habits and hygiene is a preventive measure for body odor.Some good lifestyle habits include
-Avoid smoking tobacco which is contained in cigarettes
-Use good soaps like herbal soaps that contain aloevera and bath at least twice daily
-Avoid wearing dirty clothes Wash clothes clean after use.
-Keep a dry skin.Immediately after bath, use a clean dry towel to dry moisture from skin.

source:http: //www.greenhealthng.com/2017/09/7-home-tips-to-correct-body-odour.html
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My entire life has been spent in Nigeria. I have been able to travel to different geographical zones and I took note of the local meals prepared by these zones. It is interesting that these delicacies taste yummy and majority of them are nutritious to the body. I have selected a few of them as my favourite meals because of the nutritional functions.
1. Akara: Also called bean cake and is carried out from grinded beans. As we all know, beans contain protein, therefore akara also contains protein, fats and oil because it is fried in groundnut oil.

Method of Preparation: Raw beans should be washed properly and soaked for at least 5 hours to make the bean to be soft and easy to grind. After grinding to form a liquid mass, add sliced onion, salt to taste and grinded pepper, mix thoroughly. Put enough groundnut oil (cholesterol-free) in a frying pan and allow to steam properly. Mould the mixed bean into little balls and pour into the hot groundnut oil. Turn over the balls at interval until it forms into a cake-like shape. Serve with bread and tea.

2. Brown Rice: Rice is a common food many tribes in Nigeria and the world at large eat in huge quantities. Is there a difference between brown rice and white rice? The answer is a “big yes”. Brown rice is nutritious to the body and has health benefits such as reducing obesity in obese individuals. The conversion from brown rice to white rice depletes essential nutrients such as vitamins (B1, B3, and Bc), manganese, phosphorus, iron, selenium dietary fibre and essential fatty acids thus making brown rice an unprocessed rice. It is found in states like Benue, Osun, Ekiti, Abakiliki, Cross River, Edo State and Lagos.

Method of Preparation: After hand-picking the dirt from the rice, wash thoroughly (at least twice). Then parboil the rice for 10-15 minutes. Draw the water out of the rice using a sieve. Boil a moderate amount of water in a cooking pot. After boiling for 20minutes, add the parboiled rice and allow to cook properly. Serve with vegetable stew and chilled fruit drink.

3. Plantain Porridge: When I visited my grandma in the village, she prepared a delicacy of plantain porridge and I must confess, it was indeed delicious and highly nutritious. Plantains are healthy foods, though unripe ones are better than the ripe ones. Plantains are rich sources of energy, dietary fibres and vitamin A.

Method of Preparation: After removing the peels from the plantain, cut the plantain into circular small shapes or any shape that you desire, wash the plantain with water to remove dirt, put water in a cooking pot and allow to boil. Add the cut plantain, sliced or chopped onions, seasoning cubes (2), stockfish or fresh fish, crayfish and grinded pepper. Boil for 25 or 30 minutes, then add red oil and salt to taste to the mixture and allow to boil further, till the plantain becomes soft. Add vegetables e.g. spinach and cover the pot with its lid and allow to cook a little. Bring down the pot from the cooking stove or gas cooker and serve with chilled water or fruit drink.

4. African Salad: The local name “abacha” is a very popular food among the south eastern states in Nigeria like Enugu, Anambra and Imo. Though it can be taken at anytime of the day, it is also very nutritious containing varying quantities of iron, calcium, carbohydrates, dietary fibre and protein. African salad contains cassava which is cooked till they are soft and edible, they are then sliced and soaked for 10-12 hours (preferably overnight) in cold water, then dried under the sun to remove moisture. The meal also contains oil bean seeds (ugba) which adds to the delicacy and beauty of this unique food.

Method of Preparation: This meal requires lots of ingredients and processes to bring out its unique taste. The process also does not require heat until after the abacha is ready, you can warm it a little if you wish. This ingredient include abacha, ugba, red palm oil, powdered potash (to soften the food), dry fish or stock fish, onion, salt and dry pepper to taste, grounded crayfish, season cubes, nut meg, garden egg and cow skin (canda). The abacha is soaked in cold and allowed to soften while the potash is put in a cup of water and stirred properly. Cow skin or fish can be cooked thoroughly and cut into small bits. The palm oil is poured into a bowl or cooking pot and the potash water in the cup is poured into the red palm oil and stirred thoroughly until it forms a yellow paste. Add the needed ingredients (grounded pepper, nut meg, seasoning cubes, crayfish, sliced onion, ugba) and mixed very well. Ogiri is also added and mixed properly, you can then add your stock fish or canda and mix. The abacha which was soaked is now drained with a sieve and it is put in the red palm oil paste mixture and salt to taste is added and stirred thoroughly to bring out the unique taste. You may add sliced garden egg to the mixture if you wish. Serve with fruit juices or local drinks like chilled palm wine.

5. Ukwa: My mum prepares this meal every weekend, the local name is called ukwa but the English name is called African Breadfruit and the botanical name is treculia Africana. It is very delicious and highly proteinous and it is mostly prepared as porridge.

Method of Preparation: The ingredients used include African breadfruit, dry fish, seasoning cubes, red palm oil, fresh bitter leaves, potash, pepper and salt to taste. The dried ukwa is soaked in water for about 10-12hours preferably overnight. The stock fish should be soaked after the ukwa and bones are removed from the stock fish and cut into bits. Grind the pepper and keep it in a flat plate and also wash the bitter leaves and ukwa to get rid of debris, sand and stones. The washed ukwa is put in a cooking put and cooked in a stove or gas. Pour enough quantity of water at least 1-1.5inch above the water level. Add the potash and stock fish and steam till the ukwa melts indicating that the food is done. Add red palm oil, pepper, seasoning cubes and salt to taste. Stir and steam for five minutes and observe the change of colour of the palm oil from red to yellow. Add bitter leaves and cook for 10-15minutes, serve with chilled fruit drink or soft drink.
SOURCE: http://www.greenhealthng.com/2017/01/my-favourite-nigerian-meals.html

oganaij:
Truth be told most people don't make much. Reason is because you need a lot of traffic I mean well targeted traffic to earn. if most of your readers are from third world countries like Nigeria, trust me you won't make much. But when you start getting readers from first world countries like US, Netherlands, Germany and England then you can make some cool cash even with a 1000 daily pageview. I can tell you most people fighting for traffic from Nairaland don't really make much.

ur very much on point,,,does it mean blogging is not worth the stress and hype?

Everyone is claiming to be a blogger,,,i know passion counts but last last the earnings are what we reap as fruit of our labour,,,so I'm throwing the question to nairlanders,,,how much do u earn from your blog
Cc,,,mods,,lalasticlala,,,FP

greatwhite:
Hi doc, my Lil sis always experience serious itching after bathing. What would you prescribe.

skineal cream and loratidine tab/cetrizine tab 10mg bd would do,,,and apply dettol liquid in bathing water,,,change personal stuffs like towel,,,undies,,,weekly

Well I feel prior to this or let me say before you got employed,,,u must have gotten 1st hand info on the modus operandi of the pharmcy/company,,,,im also a pharmacist and I've been hearing about healthplus since my undergraduate days,,,my advice is for you to seek out other jobs out there,,,pharmacy has broad range of jobs and different pharmacies are looking for pharmacists to manage their company,,,,its so sad our body PCN doesn't look into such sensitive cases but u can also write to them,,,u never can tell,,,cheers

It's actually hormones,,,the hormonal level is quite high causing constant spitting of saliva and restlessness,,,,more common wit 1st time mums

ZigZiglar:
Hello,
What supplement, multivitamin or blood tonic can you recommend for my one year old son. Eating is a big problem for him,its always a battle when it comes to feeding, even little chops aka biscuits,cheese-balls etc. kids used to love sometimes is a battle to make him eat them,but he is a huge fan of fruits though(Banana, Oranges, watermelon) and he's is not big/plump(not obese ooo) as I want him to be. Can you recommend a very very pocket friendly supplement, multivitamin or blood tonic that would spark up his appetite? Thank you.

go for riconia multivitamin or de-deons

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