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Foreign Affairs / Re: ‘I Hate Taylor Swift’ - Trump Posts After She Endorsed Harris by Probz(m): 8:06pm On Sep 15
And Trump himself is so well-liked?

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Food / Re: Why Do You Even Add Salt To Your Food? by Probz(m): 2:20pm On Sep 15
brain54:

Sometimes people just want dey controversial...

Yep.
Pets / Re: I Want To Sell This Beautiful Owl. Who Is Buying It? (Photos) by Probz(m): 1:32am On Sep 15
nedu666:
Buy it as a pet or a type of chicken

Owls aren’t known for their taste. Let’s just say they maketh-not nice stew or pepper-soup.
Agriculture / Re: How Profitable Is Chicken Rearing In Kenya? Breakdown + Examples by Probz(m): 4:07am On Sep 14
lijiongsheng:
Chicken rearing is an increasingly popular and potentially lucrative venture for Kenyan farmers and entrepreneurs. Due to the rising demand for poultry products, those interested in agribusiness are asking, “How profitable is chicken rearing in Kenya?“

In this blog post, we’ll dive deep into this question, exploring:

Types of Chicken Farming in Kenya
Key Factors Affecting Profitability
Costs Involved
Potential Income
Tips for Success
Let’s get started!

Types of Chicken Farming in Kenya
Chicken rearing in Kenya comes in various forms. Understanding them is crucial before asking “how profitable is chicken rearing in Kenya“:

Broiler Farming
Focuses on raising fast-growing meat chickens like Cobb 500, Ross 308, and Hubbard.
Intensive management: birds are raised in controlled environments to reach optimal slaughter weight in 6-8 weeks.
High demand for chicken meat makes it a potentially profitable system.
Layer Farming
Primarily for egg production, using breeds like ISA Brown, Lohmann, Hy-line, and Shaver.
Layers are managed to maximize egg output, starting laying around 18-20 weeks old.
Consistent demand for eggs in both urban and rural areas offers market reliability.
Kienyeji Farming (Traditional Free-Range)
Involves indigenous chicken breeds roaming freely, scavenging for food and requiring minimal management.
Kienyeji chickens are valued for their distinct flavor and often fetch premium prices.
Lower input costs, but growth rates and egg production can be less consistent.
Improved Kienyeji Farming
Focuses on crossbred chickens like the KARI Improved Kienyeji developed for better performance than pure indigenous breeds.
Birds are often raised in semi-intensive systems, with supplementary feeding and improved housing.
Balances the hardiness and flavor demand of Kienyeji with faster growth and higher egg production.
Other Specialized Poultry Farming: While less widespread, farmers in Kenya may also engage in:
Kuroiler Farming: Uses a dual-purpose breed (Kuroiler) developed in India, for both eggs and meat
Duck, Turkey, Quail, and Guinea Fowl Farming: Raising alternative poultry species to cater to niche markets.
Choosing the Right Type for You
https://www.livimachine.com/what-is-the-most-profitable-chicken-farming-method-in-kenya/
When deciding on a chicken farming model in Kenya, consider the following:

Market Availability and Demand: Analyze which chicken products (meat, eggs, and specific breeds) are in high demand in your target area.
Initial Investment: Broiler and layer farming can require higher initial investments for specialized housing and equipment.
Management Expertise: Intensive farming of broilers or layers demands more dedicated management practices than free-range systems.
Land Availability: Free-range Kienyeji farming requires more land compared to intensive broiler or layer housing.
Remember: Many successful Kenyan farmers combine different types (e.g., raising broilers alongside some Kienyeji) to diversify their poultry business and income sources.

God will bless you, o?
Crime / Re: Lagos Police Arrest 18-Year Old Boy For Blackmailing Teenage Girl With Nudes by Probz(m): 6:22pm On Sep 12
Candidlady:



You'd end up in the prison with this dead mentality of yours



Boy 18
Girl 17


Nuf said

That tells me nothing other-than that the law makes no sense when the age of consent even in the UK is 16. Putting your reasonable cap on that age-difference could be one of less than a day. There’s barely any difference between a 17 and an 18-year-old. I’m not on-board with guys going down for that.
Crime / Re: Lagos Police Arrest 18-Year Old Boy For Blackmailing Teenage Girl With Nudes by Probz(m): 5:12pm On Sep 12
Ezeego1:


Stupid boy with a very stupid girl.

Product of failed parenting

Stop blaming parents indiscriminately. Teenagers are a law unto themselves.
Crime / Re: Lagos Police Arrest 18-Year Old Boy For Blackmailing Teenage Girl With Nudes by Probz(m): 5:11pm On Sep 12
Candidlady:
angry




The boy is sick thank God he is of age. He should be locked up for the rest of his life.. he probably has showed his friend.. kindly track those ones too


They must all suffer.. that was how one was busy circulating a picture of a lady that refused to come to his house here on nairaland
Pjtech

Females are really endangered species.. na God dey protect us

Relax. They were probably in the same year of high school for God’s sake. You’re talking like the teenager’s an actual paedophile.
Events / Re: How Nigerian Kids Celebrated Birthdays In The 70s And 80s (Throwback Photo) by Probz(m): 10:05pm On Sep 09
AntiMarxist:
u

0koro pikin using rice as cake.

Before it would have been human fingers according to Basden .

Maybe in parts of Abia State and Akwa Ibom (jokes, obviously).

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Events / Re: How Nigerian Kids Celebrated Birthdays In The 70s And 80s (Throwback Photo) by Probz(m): 10:01pm On Sep 09
AfonjaMozlems:
The days of Limca, Goldspot, Tandi Guarana and Danish Butter Cookies.

And Danish Butter Cookies come from where? Ebe?
Fashion / Re: Chidimma Adetshina Crowned Miss Universe Nigeria 2024 by Probz(m): 6:57am On Sep 01
lailo:
Rigged undecided
This shawa Ghana Biafra girl
Tuetue.....spit
Come on, shut up.

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Food / Re: Which of these stews would you go for with your rice? (pictures) by Probz(m): 4:37am On Aug 30
TheBreastSucker:


I can already tell that your breast will be sweet to suck grin

With a moniker like that there are probably only few boobies you wouldn’t suck.
Family / Re: Misophonia Destroys Marriages by Probz(m): 4:23am On Aug 30
Bump.
Food / Re: Which of these stews would you go for with your rice? (pictures) by Probz(m): 10:40pm On Aug 29
Dancebreaker:


I have always eaten stew with sokoto yokoto and pumpkin leaves directly cooked with it. Since I can remember. To eat rice.

And by the way, some of my peers are grandparents already.

Yes, guinea fowl is by far the best poultry.

In my culture, only soup served at juju shrine does not add vegetable leaves. Others use green leaves.

Hmm. Well, it’s okay. Fair enough. I just couldn’t. Inine (amaranth), maybe, but in my mind, ugu and ugboguru are for soups and yam-pottage, not stew.
Food / Re: Which of these stews would you go for with your rice? (pictures) by Probz(m): 5:09pm On Aug 29
Ginalex:
Ofeakwu please 🤲

Now ofe-akwu and goat-meat. There’s a killer-combo.

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Food / Re: Which of these stews would you go for with your rice? (pictures) by Probz(m): 5:05pm On Aug 29
Dancebreaker:
None. Not a fan of white rice. Brown or Ofada rice better.

I would have liked to lick the fish stew but no pumpkin or other green leaves it in.

I pass.

People don’t typically cook stew itself with ugu. Steamed veggies as a side can be ugu-laced, otherwise it’s vegetable sauce/Igbonised efo (riro), not stew as we normally know it.

To answer the question: try a combination of goose, ogazi (guinea-fowl) and torotoro (na turkey, na).
Food / Re: Nkwerre Cuisine by Probz(m): 7:26pm On Aug 27
Anyone?
Food / Re: Video Of Hilda Baci Making Traditional Igbo Oha Soup by Probz(m): 1:48pm On Aug 27
SenecaTheYonger:


Nah, you seem to have your ignorant head buried in the sand. Go tell that to all the women butchering the original purpose of feminism and now using it as a tool against men.

I have more exposure than you. Relax yourself.
Food / Re: Video Of Hilda Baci Making Traditional Igbo Oha Soup by Probz(m): 6:46am On Aug 27
SenecaTheYonger:

It has everything to do with not wanting to cook for your man/husband though. And that doesn’t happen with calabar women. It’s not about cooking skills

You seem to have a poor understanding of what feminism at its basic core is.
Food / Re: Video Of Hilda Baci Making Traditional Igbo Oha Soup by Probz(m): 2:53am On Aug 27
CJStarz:
Still seeking relevance?
Time never reach make she go marry n born fine children?


Of what relevance is her getting married to you, sef? You-go marry her?
Food / Re: Video Of Hilda Baci Making Traditional Igbo Oha Soup by Probz(m): 2:49am On Aug 27
SenecaTheYonger:


Na the only tribe wey feminism no Dey work for.

Feminism has literally nothing to do with cooking skills.
Food / Re: Video Of Hilda Baci Making Traditional Igbo Oha Soup by Probz(m): 2:48am On Aug 27
Tetraozonaitera:
Very idiotic, senseless beautiful elegant curvy lady.

Nonsense and ingredients. Maggi is missing.

I’d be more concerned about ogili-isi or even achi (if she no-fit use ede) being missing than ordinary Maggi-Maggi. Dey-play.
Food / Re: Video Of Hilda Baci Making Traditional Igbo Oha Soup by Probz(m): 2:46am On Aug 27
Ewedu is no match for oha. Let’s be honest.

Well-in, Baci.
Food / Nkwerre Cuisine by Probz(m): 2:42am On Aug 27
Anyone know the purview and range of nni-Nkwere besides maybe egusi-Nkwere (I know that one already)? What kinds of food are indigenous to the town/L.G.A. and how often are periwinkles and ugba called far in some of their ofes? Does anyone know?
Health / Re: Kennedy-ohanenye Condemns Lady Filming Her Mentally Ill Mother For Content by Probz(m): 2:32am On Aug 27
Afonjatijati:
Women supporting women
The evil witch wants her mother to die in exchange for facebook/tiktok stipends.


Useless gender

Coming from a woman herself? Chai. You’re a nincompoop and a half.
Politics / Re: England Liverpool Night Life by Probz(m): 2:01am On Aug 26
mymadam:

What is this? Liverpool night life? Nay buddy! If you wanna have a smashing night out, forget about the CBD. Go straight to Toxteth (aka Liverpool Eight). Start your 'fishing' from the old Federal Club. Move down/up the road to the old Ibo Club. Finally, take a look at the old Yoruba Club. All along this 'anointed' road, you pick and choose... to your satisfaction!

However, please note that the chicks here are not necessarily hookers but 'girls who just wanna have fun'. In other words, behave yourself or else the Merseyside Police will be by your side in a jiffy. If on the other hand, your destiny is incurably tied to hooker-fishing, take a train to Soho, London. There you can 'do your own thing' ...and more. Bye for now.

Meanwhile, YNWA 💪🏽

Surprisingly excellent post. I just had to point that out.
Foreign Affairs / Re: Maria Branyas Morera, World’s Oldest Person, Dies At 117 by Probz(m): 12:44am On Aug 21
1stGenAmerican:


Respectfully, I wouldn’t bother to try because I flat out don’t believe it.

Well, I do. And I’m going to wager that I’m smarter than you. So. Y’know. Shush.
Foreign Affairs / Re: Maria Branyas Morera, World’s Oldest Person, Dies At 117 by Probz(m): 10:49pm On Aug 20
1stGenAmerican:


They can claim it and anyone has a right to challenge it, in this woman’s case, she has verifiable records. You’re claiming that there are hundreds or thousands of Nigerians older than 117, right? What do you have to back up your claim?

You can’t disprove it, either.
Foreign Affairs / Re: Maria Branyas Morera, World’s Oldest Person, Dies At 117 by Probz(m): 10:49pm On Aug 20
jordyspices:
Some old piance for Benin old pass her grin

Righty-o. There’s a difference between “world’s oldest” and “oldest recorded”.
Culture / Re: Ekpeye And Ogba Ethnic Groups Are From Igbo Hinterland by Probz(m): 7:23pm On Aug 20
michelz:
The author can write from now till tomorrow but the fact still remains that Ekpeye is Igbo and Igbo is Ekpeye. The same blood that flows through an anambra nan also flows through an Ekpeye man.
If you bear a name that sounds Igbo,dress like Igbo,behave like Igbo,look like Igbo, the names of your villages sound Igbo and you have Igbo customs and traditions, then you something must be wrong with you if you need to be told you're Igbo.

Cobblers. Absolute nonsense.
Culture / Re: Ekpeye And Ogba Ethnic Groups Are From Igbo Hinterland by Probz(m): 7:21pm On Aug 20
OruExpress:
Everyone with an education knows these Igbo people are Igbo.


Ekpeye people are truly in a world of their own. Ekpeye is probably nothing more than a standalone Igboid language. Leave them alone.
TV/Movies / Re: Dry My Tears (ngozi Ezeonu Na Patience Ozokwor Movie, 2006) by Probz(m): 6:11pm On Aug 20
RealityKings:
Wow it's a very intriguing movie from way back

Yeah. It’s a classic.
Culture / Re: US Lt. Governor Celebrates With Igbos At The Igbo Day Festival In Boston (Pics) by Probz(m): 1:24am On Aug 14
TUTU147:
I can't wait to move out of this country to America,UK, Canada or any good European countries where I can celebrate my igbo day without any hindrances from government or tribal warriors.

Tribalism very-much exists inside and outside Nigeria.

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