APOPTOSIS:

That's an understatement.
The Zoos I have come across don't operate this way. They have got serenity.
I was at a zoo on the 1st of January, now take a look at its entrance and serenity

tamdun:
Those of u blaming muslim/Fulani,how market,one of the victims that survived the attack said he recognised 2 of the attackers

EreluRoz:
I don't like him even though he's on point sometimes.
I have strong dislike for anyone that defends nairamarley.

tamdun:

bakkos people where it happened already burned their traditional ruler palace because they know it locals that attacked them but like I said earlier,y'all just want to blame Islam no matter what,below is one of the survival,he said he recognised 2 of the attackers and they are from his village


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X4pnzQWrn-U?si=lJtrNJu_cL5W9Kuc

EreluRoz:
I don't like him even though he's on point sometimes.
I have strong dislike for anyone that defends nairamarley.

eepeepook:
So, oyibo people get hand for the matter?

tamdun:
Those of u blaming muslim/Fulani,how market,one of the victims that survived the attack said he recognised 2 of the attackers

Irupetepete:
man said major roads are bad but the road leading to these villages are very smooth...
Easy access to load and offload whatever they are stealing...
Almustafa (abacha man) said same thing some months ago...
Said boko haram was created as a distraction for the massive mineral being stolen there...

Boss it's been a while I saw you on nairaland

tamdun:
Those of u blaming muslim/Fulani,how market,one of the victims that survived the attack said he recognised 2 of the attackers

tamdun:

bakkos people where it happened already burned their traditional ruler palace because they know it locals that attacked them but like I said earlier,y'all just want to blame Islam no matter what,below is one of the survival,he said he recognised 2 of the attackers and they are from his village


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X4pnzQWrn-U?si=lJtrNJu_cL5W9Kuc

tsdarkside:
we blacks realy need to start investigatin things ourselves in africa....

listenin only to western media about africa is a big mistake....

most fights in africa is always about money....

madscientist88:
killings wasn't in jos(capital of plateau state),it was in bokos,bokos is a local government in plateau state,tin is a common mineral in plateau state,i personally discovered,gold ores and a very rare occuring mineral called magnesio taaffeite when i went out hiking this mineral also called musgravite is costlier than diamonds selling 35000 dollars per carat,screenshots below

madscientist88:
yeah its a 2000$ coin on eBay

markidoo:
How do I get to know it's truly worth that cos if it's the coin 🪙 that you showed on the post I have exactly that coin 🪙

kokome1:

Is covering up now an issue,or the message .

tamdun:
Those of u blaming muslim/Fulani,how market,one of the victims that survived the attack said he recognised 2 of the attackers

madscientist88:
this is a rare (new pence 2) 1979 coin it might not be same with the one you have only 81000 of this specific coin was made.

madscientist88:
killings wasn't in jos(capital of plateau state),it was in bokos,bokos is a local government in plateau state,tin is a common mineral in plateau state,i personally discovered,gold ores and a very rare occuring mineral called magnesio taaffeite when i went out hiking this mineral also called musgravite is costlier than diamonds selling 35000 dollars per carat,screenshots below

EreluRoz:
I don't like him even though he's on point sometimes.
I have strong dislike for anyone that defends nairamarley.

seuncyrus:


What's the business like these days bro ?

eepeepook:
So, oyibo people get hand for the matter?

madscientist88:
it's hard market, Nigerians are broke ,no one is looking at stones so i have to deal outwards, already got someone in Dubai shipping should be end of the month.its no easy dealing with Nigerians,they don't trust us easy.

seuncyrus:

Oh I see. What's the capital requirement for anyone looking to go into this kind of business and any hope for a newbie in the market ? ... if you don't mind answering

eepeepook:
So, oyibo people get hand for the matter?

fawaz050:
We told you it has nothing to do with Islam, but some of una no get sense.

scuba3:

The victims of the attack said its fulanis and not Islam as a religion. You guys should stop twisting the narrative that Islam is being attacked afterall, even in the north west, banditry is a battle between the Hausas and the fulanis which coincidentally share the same religion: Islam.

madscientist88:
truth is most of your money would go into devices and gadgets,i for one work solo,i do the scouting and testing on my own then look for people who want to invest or buy my gem stones,i am not a registered miner,i am just a scout taking advantage of the knowledge i gained to make some income.there is hope for a newbie.
so if i am to answer your question from my perspective,all you need is atleast two months of personal study and practice in the field of gem identification and then 100k to invest in uv torch, magnifying glass and a diamond or gem tester, there are more expensive hand held testers to help you identify stones or minerals online which could cost upto 1.5 million. that said it means you need to invest atleast a capital of 2m to go professional on your own.
the market is greedy, experts in the business could be ignorant depending on their IQ level,most gemologists want to rip you off by downplaying your finds, because its a competition,they also want to play your knowledge by sticking to a rule which they have been thought,for example, quartz is the most abundant gem mineral on earth, therefore it is not expensive, costing less than 10 Naira per carat, every gemologist has this sense that any stone you are most likely to find on earth is quartz unless you produce a lab results for your stones,this is where your study and knowledge comes in, for each gem stone,there is a specific hardness to it ,the unit for measurement is called the "mohs scale of hardness".
quartz hardness is 7.5 on mohs scale
topaz hardness is 8 on the mohs scale
sapphire hardness is 9 on the mohs scale
and lastly diamond hardness is 10 on the mohs scale.
using the mohs scale of hardness,you can conduct a scratch test to help you identify your finds when you don't have equipments to identify your finds,also trigons on a gemstone help you identify what kind of stone it is.
i am saying you have to really have the knowledge before you start and how to visually differentiate and identify stones without even scratching them.
its not easy to find a buyer in the gem industry,its not very lucrative tbh but could pay handsomely when you meet the extremely rich who knows the value of uniqueness in fashion. also jewelry stores could be a good place to sell your stones if you are lucky,a jewler may buy your rough stones for a reasonable price. but all that glitters isnt gold in this field almost everyone is trying to rip you off, therefore your investment would be patience,make your finds, get your facts or test results and be patient to get the people who need them.

tamdun:

bakkos people where it happened already burned their traditional ruler palace because they know it locals that attacked them but like I said earlier,y'all just want to blame Islam no matter what,below is one of the survival,he said he recognised 2 of the attackers and they are from his village


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X4pnzQWrn-U?si=lJtrNJu_cL5W9Kuc