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Celebrities › Re: Kemi Olunloyo Wearing Prison Uniform (Photos) by Adieza(m): 2:14pm On Mar 30, 2017

Na Godwin, Afonjas No dey gree hear word. Sahara reporters is next.
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Health › Re: 10 Reasons You Must Stop Eating Instant noodles by Adieza(op): 2:11pm On Mar 30, 2017

Ayofaks:
;DNa you dey discourage us...na you still dey give us correct market price

Lols, Na someone no know, am sure na Afonja him be, Dey no sabi anything.

Operation Flush Indomie

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Agriculture › Re: 20 Profitable Crops Every Nigerian Should Be Growing by Adieza(op): 1:48pm On Mar 30, 2017

pat077:
How many of those crops have u grown and made money from... .......

Check out my blog sir, Am venturing in upto 6 Different types of crops now

Health › Re: 10 Reasons You Must Stop Eating Instant noodles by Adieza(op): 1:46pm On Mar 30, 2017

acenazt:
Bros We Dey B4 Me Abeg When N Where Indomie (nt Minimie Or Dangote) Noodles Carton Bcm 1800!

Thank U bro, The Carton is around 2,500

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Health › Re: 10 Reasons You Must Stop Eating Instant noodles by Adieza(op): 1:45pm On Mar 30, 2017

MayhorE:
why you should start eating indomie 1. it taste yummy 2. the indomie super pack is now #50 3. it is easy to cook 4. you can easily go for it when exhausted 5. it smells good 6. you'll win a bicycle if u consume 1 carton in one week 7. it can be use to lure some ladies 8. Op love to eat it 9. its affordable and a carton is #1800 10. Because they are currently advertising it at Agege

U re funny bro, Me am talking about d side effect

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Health › 10 Reasons You Must Stop Eating Instant noodles by Adieza(op): 12:55pm On Mar 30, 2017

Instant noodles are a fast, cheap and easy to cook food for the man on the go but do you know they can kill you.

Here we take a look at the top 10 reasons why we should avoid these sweet temptations:

1. Nutrient Absorption : Noodles inhibit the absorption of nutrients for the children under 5.

2. Cancer : The ingredient in the instant noodles called “Styrofoam’, is a cancer causing agent.

3. Miscarriage : Women who are Eating instant noodles during their pregnancy causes miscarriage, because it affect the development of a foetus.

4. Junk Food : instant noodles are enriched with full of carbohydrates,but no vitamins, fiber and minerals. This makes the instant noodles considered as a junk food.

5. Sodium : Instant noodles are power packed with high amounts of sodium. Excess consumption of sodium leads to heart disease, stroke, hypertension and kidney damage.

6. MSG : Monosodium Glutamate is used to enhance the flavour of instant noodles. People who are allergic to MSG consume it as part of their diet, then they end up suffering from headaches, facial flushing, pain, burning sensations.

7. Overweight : Eating Noodles is the leading cause of obesity. Noodles contains fat and large amounts of sodium, which causes water retention in the body and surely it leads to overweight, and obesity leads to heart problems.

8. Digestion : Instant noodles are bad for digestive system. Regular consumption of instant noodles causes irregular bowl movements and bloating.

9. Propylene Glycol : The ingredient in the instant noodles called “Propylene Glycol” which has a anti-freeze property. This ingredient is used because it prevents the noodles from drying by retaining moisture. It weakens the immune system of our body. It is easily absorbed by the body and it accumulates in the kidneys, heart and liver.
It causes abnormalities and damage to those areas.

10. Metabolism : Regular consumption of instant noodles affect the body’s metabolism, because of the chemical substances like additives, coloring and preservatives inside the noodles.

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Business › Re: How Much Is The Price Of Rice In Your Area? by Adieza(m): 9:55pm On Mar 29, 2017

NnaNna4:
location ?

As at of Today I bought it for 15,000 in ado ekiti

Agriculture › 20 Profitable Crops Every Nigerian Should Be Growing by Adieza(op): 9:24pm On Mar 29, 2017

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Education › Re: Things You Must Do As A Freshman In A Higher Institution by Adieza(m): 1:10pm On Mar 29, 2017

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Agriculture › Promo!promo!promo!!! by Adieza(op): 12:46pm On Mar 29, 2017

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Agriculture › Re: Nairaland Farmers Contact Details by Adieza(m): 12:41pm On Mar 29, 2017

ollyfatty:
Eco farm Ollyfatty@gmail.com 08074962866 poultry: Broiler and layers Ibadan

Let help advertise ur product, It Promo time.

Agriculture › Re: Nairaland Farmers Contact Details by Adieza(m): 12:40pm On Mar 29, 2017

Ayomat37:
My email is Prof.ayomat37@yahoo.com My farm is at Oyo east local govt. Specializes in crop production such as cassava and maize

Let me help u advertise ur product on my blog, for low amount of money.

Business › Re: How Much Is The Price Of Rice In Your Area? by Adieza(m): 11:35pm On Mar 28, 2017

texas1990:
26k for ado ekiti fayose rice, but buhari rice 15k for ado ekiti, God bless buhari!

U re a liar, Come to Bisi Market at Okeyinmi, 16,000
Or go to rice depot along Ikere Road, It for 15,000

Business › Re: How Much Is The Price Of Rice In Your Area? by Adieza(m): 9:44pm On Mar 28, 2017

Buhari Rice 34,000 naira= 70 mudus Big Rice(foriegn) 16000]=30 mudu Small Rice(foriegn) 18000] 30 mudu

Business › Re: How Much Is The Price Of Rice In Your Area? by Adieza(m): 9:17pm On Mar 28, 2017

16,000 in ekiti

Agriculture › Re: Nairaland Farmers Contact Details by Adieza(m): 4:51pm On Mar 28, 2017

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Agriculture › Re: How To Start Yam Farming In Nigeria by Adieza(op): 2:46pm On Mar 28, 2017

Elysianheritage:
Space booked! Following attentively, trust you will be available regularly to guide and answer questions posed here! Kudos

Bro dont worry just follow my blog regurlarly.
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Agriculture › Re: Nairaland Farmers Contact Details by Adieza(m): 11:50am On Mar 28, 2017

add me 08074114382; contact me on whasatp for ur farming needs. http://www.agricinfo.com/p/profile.html?m=1

Webmasters › Re: Four Reason Why Your Websites/blogs Has High Bounce Rate. by Adieza(m): 10:31am On Mar 28, 2017

enasgreat:
ok, are u on whatsApp ?

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Agriculture › How To Start Yam Farming In Nigeria by Adieza(op): 9:46am On Mar 28, 2017

INTRODUCTION TO YAM FARMING Yam belongs to the family Discorecoceae. It is a root
and tuber crop popularly grown in Nigeria, It is rich incarbohydrate. West Africa is the most important area for yam
production in the world, over 90% of global yam
production comes from West Africa.
Nigeria alone produces 68% of the world yam,
therefore, the highest producer in the world. VARIETES OR CULTIVARS The West Africans edible yam are:
1. Discorea rotunda - white Yam
2. Discorea alata - water Yam
3. Discorea cayenesis - yellow Yam
4. Discorea dumentorum - Sweet Yam
5. Discorea builfera - Aerial Yam Climate: the most adequate climatic condition for the cultivation of yam. Temperature: 250c-300c LAND PREPARATION:
Our peasant farmers make use of: Cutlass to clear the bush or vegetable Hoe to make heaps, ridges or mounds This operation can also be done mechanically i.e ploughing-harrowing-ridging.
Method of propagation: Yam are propagated through the following materials:
Yam set(250gramme weight): This is planted to
produce ware yam. Yam mini sets (25gramme
weight): A new technology aimed at ensuring mass production of yam planting materials. It produces small whole tuber known as seed yam. Seed yam: Production of yam "yam milking" as well as minisett technology. It is a small whole tuber that can be used as planting material. SEED RATE: 2 seed per hectare (10,000 seed yam)
PLANTING DATE: Early Yam: Oct-Nov. (must be mulched adequately)
Late Yam: March- April when early rain commences
PRE-PLANTING OPERATION
Yam treatment: Treat yam set with mocozeb,
cypermethrin or neem leaves solution.

Note: Add 4 take away rubber spoon of macozeb to 4 litres of water and add adequate quantrity of woodash into the mixture.
Put the setts into sides/bottom perforated bowl andsmall basket and dip it into the solution for 2-5 minutes.
Allow the yam sets to air dry for 1-2 hours before planting.
PLANTING: Plant with the cut surface upward and slantly placed at angle 450.
PLANTING DEPTH: Oct-Nov planting: 12-15cm deep March- April planting: 6-10cm deep SPACING: Yam sett/seed yam: 1x1 metre (10,000/ha)
Yam miniset: 25cm x 1 metre (40,000/ha)
POST PLANTING OPERATION:
Mulching: This is the covering of the heaps or ridge with dry plant debris to reduce soil temperature, conserve soil moisture and prevent rotten of yam selts. Staking: Yam should be stalked with strong stick or
bamboo. It ensures adequate exposure of leaf
surface to sunlight and increase yield. It makes weeding easier.
Training of vines: This is
done regularly after staking to ensure even
spreading and neatness of the vines to recieve
sunlight.
Weeding: This should be done regularly to control pest and reduces competition with planted crops for nutrients. METHOD OF WEEDING Cultural: Hand weeding using hoe and cutlass. (3-4
time)
I WILL CONTINUE WITH THE SECOND PART NEXT WEEK
SUPPORTED WITH VIDEO<
WATCH OUT FOR IT. FARMING IS THE WAY OUT TO
NIGERIA ECONOMIC RECESSION.

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