₦airaland Forum

Bazztadewu:
Shez dead .just like that. Tho I heard she has serious bipolar, something had been eaten her up for long ,so for that reason she becomes cold,greets people at will,speaks rude to any and everyone of her staffs,fires and replaces them at will,rude and wicked to neighbours etc.

Mikkyjay17:
@1forall

Iron ore, and zinc are not.
I mean the aforementioned are exported majorly to foreign countries.

We've got companies; the likes of fmcg and others who manufactured their goods here, also export it. I presumed the buyer preference has to do with brand and originalitity.

For charcoal, the said law which ban imported rice and turkey only mitigate it and wave cheaply on this too.
Although relevant authorities after much deliberation with FG would soon make it lawful, in due time

Esude007:
okay sir... I will get back to u on that sir

1forall:
Good to see you doing honest, diligent work, and with patience to boot. Well done and more power to you 💪🏽

I'm looking to procure 28T of ff spec:
Hulled Sesame Seeds
Machine cleaned & sortexed
Purity >99.9%
Moisture <7%
FFA <2%
Admixture <5%

Is it achievable, and do you know anyone or company into processing?

Mikkyjay17:
Export farm goods is seasonal. Cashew nut, sesame seed, cocoa beans, iron ore, zinc, hibiscus flower, soya beans, and charcoal are predominantly exported from the country.

YourNextLevel:
Still sticking your head into WHO WB IMF NATO while most nations are running out. Can't we do things independently in this country?

Kids with free data in nairaland will not understand what just wrote.

Brendaniel:
Nigerians already have digital ID's, what is the NIN there for?

panpan:
What is this obsession of the World Bank about digital ID for Nigerians?
Is Nigeria being used as a test case?
The report did not say where the half a billion dollars came from. Is this another World Bank loan?

scarra:
The moment we realize that the world bank and other foreign organizations are tools of neocolonialism the better for us.

jayAjoku:
If you think this is a welcome development you obviously don’t know the direction the world is headed and I pity you

jayAjoku:
it’s to control the people in order to push them further into the new world order agenda

IamaNigerianGuy:
You are unbelievably stupid.
Have you ever heard of the WEF and their attempt to impose a New World Order ? The World Bank is one of the tools for achieving this. They want to tag you like cattle, control you, and finally eliminate you.

yeslollipop:
I love anaI

Biodun556:



Mmesoma Ejikeme's first choice is Unilag.

Her second choice is LASU

Her third choice is LASPOTECH

All these institutions are in Lagos.

She completely ignored all universities in Southeast.

She wants to study in an environment where there is no sit at home.

247Hustler:
Getting a regular job, financing my education, and graduation

The same month, my uncle-in-law informed me about another job at a local brewery in their area. The company was into the brewing of alcoholic herbal mixtures. He introduced me to the manager and I resumed the following day. My job involved filling empty plastics with hot alcoholic mixtures, corcking, washing, labelling, packaging and arranging them in the store. The job had no fixed salary but the pay was according to how much an employee could work. Top employees who work there full-time usually made more than fifty thousand naira (#50,000) monthly. As for me, I didn’t have the strength, so I usually made about twenty to thirty thousand (#20,000 - 30,000) monthly during the break.

Now, this job was also very stressful but quite manageable when compared to the other one. Workers also enjoyed more freedom and autonomy here and the environment was always lively. The major problem here was that I often got intoxicated (99% of the time) during work due to the high ethanol (alcohol) content of the mixtures. It is funny to remember that I never tasted any of the mixtures even though I worked in the company for more than six months altogether. The second problem was that I often get hungry at work because of the alcohol content that I inhaled. As a result, a fair amount of my money was spent on food at work.

I did this job during all the long holidays, usually end-of-session breaks, while in school. This way, I was able to raise some of the money needed in the school for the new session. I also combined it with the little I can receive from my aunt before leaving for school.

Also worthy of note is the support from the friends I made in school. One of them specifically paid for my school fees in my penultimate and final years of university. May God bless you Kola. I also have another one that would cook and invite me to come and eat whenever I complained of hunger around him. Many thanks, Samuel. My third friend specifically introduced me to his family and that became my second house after school. Oluwaseun and his family are some of the kindest souls I have ever met. Lastly, remember the church member that brought food when I was admitted in the hospital? Yes, she always sent me a token every new session till I graduated.

In spite of all these, I maintained good grades in school and I was on first class from 100 level to 300 level. However, I didn't maintain it till graduation as I ended up with a second-class upper division, barely missing first class by 0.2. Sad

shalomtemmy:
Hello Nlanders,
Please where can I get shea nut in large quantities.
Contact and location.
Thank you