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Sahara Reporters are truly wicked, dangerous and irresponsible. They are fully aware that in this country, there is absolutely no consequence for deliberately misleading the public. In a shocking display of dishonesty, they went to Instagram, picked a random picture of an American citizen named Aaliyah, they changed her name to “Zainab Muhammad,” and concocted a completely false story claiming she was going to be charged in a court in Zamfara for renouncing Islam.

As usual, without any verification, the fake story spread like wildfire. Useless media blogs joined in, gleefully sharing it and it quickly turned into an excuse to insult Islam, Muslims and Arewa. Until when @AM_Saleeeem, @ishakaa and others called them out, and then the real lady, Aaliyah, also came forward to set the record straight, stating that she had never even been to Nigeria.

And what did Sahara Reporters do next? They quietly deleted the post. No clarification. No correction. No retraction. No apology. No accountability for the public deception they orchestrated. Nothing.

This is not journalism. This is calculated mischief, which is very dangerous and divisive.

ayo84:
Its important we abandon this inorganic farming methods and adapt organic non gmo farming practices. I remember when i was younger we had a farm close to the main house where we used poultry manure to grow organic maize or corn. The corn crops were healthy and the maize cobs were huge due to the very fertile soil. Some of these modern farming methods are a disaster and the eventual crop priduce is not as nutritive as crops grown in the past. I have reiterated in the past for large scale organic farming protocols.

Thanks for the beautiful input. The problem, however, is organic farming is not practical in Nigeria - large scale especially.

I agree with all your points except no. 1.
Still very interesting anyway.

It's a serious one here in Ogun state.
May Allah aid us.

Zero fluff.

Okay

Wow. Just wow.

Impressive.

Interesting.

Impressive.

AlhajiNatty:
That was harvested from about 13-14 palm trees. Some healthy palm trees can yield upto eight palm fruits in a single harvest.

Are you sure you didn't lose count, sir? 14 palm trees multiplied by 8 palm fruits equals 112 palm fruits instead of 214.

Impressive.

Tragic.

Chemist. Maybe not a proud one.

Interesting.

Interesting.

Interesting.

I am rebranding!

Vyral Designs ---------> Sabr Studios

Stay tuned.

I create designs that work.

I don't just make designs. I am intentional about my craft. When I make a design, I ensure it serves its purpose. I ensure it positions a brand out there brilliantly.

...designs that work.

Interesting

Land preparation is currently ongoing.
How's it on your end?

Trying to rid the field of debris before ploughing.

Watch us do it:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=es78BtN1D3A?si=Fx7RYQCtSVYpkWAJ

Rain fed '25.

Did you find a way around this, op?

Ever harvested cassava?
Share your experience!

https://youtube.com/shorts/ah1T9yLtKQg?si=suVvazWCFBlJvXog

Interesting.

Been a while.

Meanwhile, I design brands that thrive.

More contributions please.

Interesting.

Interesting.

lereinter:
Stihl sprayer durable

Thanks for your input. It's appreciated.

Thanks but I only asked for recommendations in relation to durability and efficiency.