EreluRoz:
I can't imagine the trauma she's going through. She'll live with it for the rest of her life. Sad

She should have made provision for life jackets, such an avoidable death.

Thundafireseun:


Lol …. Carry ur small pikin brain go sit down for toilet

Almunjid:
Igbo men go change style, dem go load Gala for pocket dey waka for street. Dem go stop u and say: "Nna in case u wan buy Gala, dem dey plenty for my pocket Ooo".

Tobihabeeb:
A hungry man is an angry man.

When u grab power and ran away with it did u do it as a gentle man?

Oga Abeg just rest

ceejay80s:
And he's in aso rock eating turkey with his family ...
We need to hit the streets, we don't need to be afraid, they are not bigger or more than us, see...the moment we teach them a lesson , the next government will never forget

jmoore:
Fornication will evolve to adultery.

If you master selfcontrol when single and avoid fornication, you won't fall for adultery.

Osaremwantaelvi:
Yes I did and I just linked mine by dailing *996#


But MTN day crase them day threaten me lol

Totilopussylick:


Beggars gathered in numbers Infront of Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s Ikoyi residence not Nigerians.

Totilopussylick:


Beggars gathered in numbers Infront of Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s Ikoyi residence not Nigerians
Thank you my dear.
Real beggars not Nigerians..
Supported..

slivertongue:
attended Government College, Lagos, and presented a 1970 GCE A-level result with grades E in Chemistry and Biology and an F in Physics. The problem is that Government College, Lagos, was established in 1974.

SpecialAdviser:

Ojukwu will be forever be greater than everything your generation will achieve in the life and beyond.

Hubeznigeria:
These guys are frenzy never-do-wells. I wish that Nigerians will shun them when next they call for industrial action to compound their shame.

Newton2024:
The same way your parents and grandparents were brainwashed sold false hope. Continue.

Saao:
The workers are less than 10% of Nigeria population, what happened to the 90% population of Nigeria? What happened to private workers, cleaners, security guards, jobless and unemployed people around? Sometimes I wonder what is really wrong with our leaders

Saao:
The workers are less than 10% of Nigeria population, what happened to the 90% population of Nigeria? What happened to private workers, cleaners, security guards, jobless and unemployed people around? Sometimes I wonder what is really wrong with our leaders

Blake755:
Life is 100% your responsibility no one is coming to save you

TheFarmer1:

I will contact you.

TheFarmer1:

What you sell at 6 weeks is totally dependent on your cost of production at 6 weeks. I could decide to sell at N4000, and the next farmer may decide to sell for N5000. Your environment is also a factor. If your target market is a posh estate, you can actually sell at a higher price because you know that your prospective customers can afford to part with more.

TheFarmer1:
Experience has shown me that the survivability of day old chicks tend to increase if they are raised from DAY 1 on a platform that can only be accessed using your hands. We tend to wash our hands more often than our feet or legs, making our hands cleaner, to a large extent, than our feet. When you raise day old chicks on the ground, you have to walk into the brooder, making it very, very easy to spread diseases that can easily kill those young birds. On the flipside, when you raise these birds on a raised platform, you only access the birds using just your hands.
You get the gist now, right?

Most times you should have 100% survivability in the brooder if you follow this method.

TheFarmer1:
Now that you have placed an order for your favorite broiler and you have a verified arrival date, what you need to do next is to set your brooder up for welcoming the birds. The arrival day is usually a day filled with all manner of expectations. First, if you are expecting the birds from a distant hachery, what happens if you open the carton and find out that you have 5 dead birds out of the 51 birds you expect in a carton? What happens if you find out that a good number of the birds in your carton are down with some kind of paralysis? What happens if the bus carrying your consignment is involved in some kind of accident?

This is the reason why I said that the arrival day is filled with a lot of expectations. This is also the reason why you must buy from a verified vendor. That way, you know who to hold responsible if your birds don't arrive in one piece.

TheFarmer1:
I like to be very practical and feasible. Not everybody have N2,000,000 or more to start a poultry farm or business. Some people have less that N100,000 to kickstart the journey. The question is, is that N100,000 or N50,000 enough to start something? That is the question. I say YES. N50,000 can start you off on a journey that can rake in millions over time. Poultry Production isn't a Ponzi scheme, neither is it a get rich quick kind of business. You can get rich. Yes! You can become quite rich but it does take determination to get there.

It takes time too. Yes. A lot of time, I must say. It actually takes time and patience to hit it. You practically watch these animals grow from day 1 till the day you feel you are ready to make some money out of them. If you are the type that can't be patient, maybe this business isn't for you. Trust me.

Keep an eye on this thread. More to come...