This OP is a useless liar if she was arrested for trying to use the pedestrian bridge[ which is not possible anyway] why were those on the bridge in that same picture not arrested , it is a shame most of those commenting and throwing insults have elected to ignore this.

get yours now

…Signify Interest In Murtala Muhammed Airport Concession …Resolve To Pursue Accelerated Rice Program The six Governors of south west region under the auspices of the Western Nigerian Governors Forum on Wednesday formally admitted Lagos State into the O’dua Investment Group with a total of 115million shares thus growing the share equity of the company to 690million. R-L: Governor Rotimi Akeredolu of Ondo State; Governor Ayo Fayose of Ekiti State; Governor Rauf Aregbesola of Osun State; Governor Akinwunmi Ambode of Lagos State; Governor Abiola Ajimobi of Oyo State and representative of Ogun State Governor/Deputy Governor, Mrs. Yetunde Onanuga, holding hands to demonstrate the Unity of the South-Western States after the signing of Memorandum of Understanding to formally admit Lagos State into Oodua Investment Group at the Quarterly meeting of the Western Nigeria Governors Forum, held at the Lagos House, Alausa, Ikeja, on Wednesday, March 28, 2018. The Governors – Akinwunmi Ambode (Lagos), Rauf Aregbesola (Osun), Abiola Ajimobi (Oyo), Rotimi Akeredolu (Ondo) and Ibikunle Amosun (Ogun), in a communiqué issued at the end of a two-day quarterly meeting held at Lagos House in Alausa, Ikeja, also ratified a document allowing Lagos to acquire land in their respective states for massive rice cultivation and production. Specifically, all the Governors resolved to embark on a Rice Accelerated Program for Integrated Development (Western RAPID) to further consolidate actions on food security and job creation in the region, while a Regional Agriculture Summit to be sponsored by Lagos State, was agreed to be held in Ibadan in May 2018. The forum, which is being coordinated through the Development Agenda for Western Nigeria (DAWN) Commission, also signified interest in the concession of the Murtala Muhammed International Airport. Reading the communiqué to journalists, Director General of DAWN Commission, Mr Oluseye Oyeleye said: “The States of the Region as a bloc will be monitoring the process for the Murtala Muhammed International Airport Concession into a world class infrastructure.” He said the Governors also resolved that DAWN Commission, Focal Representatives and Agriculture Commissioners of the region would hold a technical session with Nigeria Incentive-based Risk Sharing System for Agricultural Lending (NIRSAL) and develop a state by state roadmap in four weeks before the Regional Agriculture Summit scheduled for May 2018. It was also agreed that DAWN Commission should work on reviving Regional Inter-School Football Competition, and as well conduct a study on the successes in Education in Ekiti State for peer learning/adoption among the Western Nigeria states. Also, the Governors directed the DAWN Commission and the Focal representatives to structure a programme on the Omoluabi Ethos of the Yoruba people. However, Ogun State Deputy Governor, Mrs Yetunde Onanuga, who represented Governor Amosu, raised some reservations about the land deal, saying that the State Government on account of previous issues with Lagos on the similar subject matter would be refraining from releasing land to the State until the said issues were resolved. Nonetheless, Onanuga said: “We will be prepared to sign this memorandum later when some of these issues are straightened out.” When asked by journalists on way out of the issues raised by Ogun State, Governor Ambode said he was optimistic that all the States would join in the effort to ensure food security and create jobs for the people. He said: “What has happened is that we wanted to expand the agric output of our rice mill and in doing so, we decided that all the south west States should be able to cultivate rice and supply paddy to the proposed rice mill that is coming up in Imota in Lagos. “So, what we have done is that four other States have agreed to sign the Memorandum of Understanding which they have actually done today and so what is happening between Lagos and Ogun is that there were some minor issues that were outstanding before and based on that they could not sign today but you could also hear that they are committed to signing when those issues are resolved. “We are having a 32-ton per hour rice mill in Imota and we are going to require 32,000 hectares of paddy cultivation which even the whole of the south west cannot even provide but because we are interested in integration and also independence, it is important that beyond going to Kebbi or Kano, all the south western states should also benefit from it and the idea is that we are trying to procure land there but we will also use the people and the farmers in the respective states to cultivate the land and by so doing we have created employment in those States and we will be off-takers to the paddies that they are producing and so I am able to buy it and also use it for my own rice mill and then sell it in Lagos and so I create employment across the region and at the same time put money into the pocket of our people,” Governor Ambode said. Earlier, Governor Aregbesola described the incorporation of Lagos State into the economic framework of the south west region as historic and long coming since 1948, adding that the development would strengthen the O’dua Investment Group and drive the development of the region. https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/03/south-west-govs/

African and European diplomats on Wednesday lauded Nigeria’s agriculture sector for its role in pulling the country out of recession. Agriculture pulled Nigeria out of recession– Envoys They gave their commendations at the ongoing 4th International Agro Food Fair, taking place in Lagos. According to Mr Ibi Ikpoki, representing the EU trade delegation, the Nigeria agriculture sector has played a huge role in the country’s exit from recession. “The Nigerian agricultural sector has also played a crucial role in job creation, women and youth empowerment and contributed immensely to poverty alleviation. “Therefore, I am delighted today that agriculture in Nigeria is gradually evolving from being seen as a mere activity to a business, moving primary production to value addition. “This is why this annual exhibition continues to be relevant for the development of the agri-business and packaging sectors among others.” Ikpoki also congratulated the Nigerian government for the improvement in the ease of doing business in the country. Citing figures from the EU Trade Desk, he said that total EU trade in Nigeria increased by 27 per cent from 19.9 billion euros in 2016 to 25.3 billion euros in 2017. “This trade increase mirrors the improvements in Nigeria’s external trade as a country that exited recession in 2017. “Permit me to use this opportunity to congratulate the Nigerian authorities for some notable feats experienced in 2017, including the improvement in ease of doing business. “On ranking, we saw Nigeria jump 24 places from 169 to 145 and also emerged one of the top most improved 10 countries. Ikpoki also spoke on the EU’s increasing investments in Nigeria, in spite of the bureaucratic bottlenecks in doing business in the West African country. The Netherlands Ambassador to Nigeria, Mr Robert Petri, said also that the innovation Dutch companies were exhibiting at the fair would help boost agriculture processes in Nigeria. “The Netherlands has innovative solutions for agriculture and for tackling high population growth and climate change such as in Nigeria. Also speaking, the French Consul, Mr Laurent Polonceaux, said his country’s partnership with Nigeria on agriculture had resulted to the participation of 50 French companies at the fair. The Commercial Counsellor to the Austrian Embassy in Nigeria, Ms Nella Hengstler, commended the organisers of the fair, noting that Africa was the new hub for Agro-food fairs. “So, despite the visa wahala and all the travel issues, I think it makes sense to come here and exhibit our products in Africa.” Similarly, the Acting High Commissioner of South Africa to Nigeria, Mr Bobby Moroe, said that the fair offered great opportunities to Africa and Nigeria. “It’s a great opportunity for Africa and Nigeria. You realise the statement made by the president that Nigeria will not have oil forever. The Agrofood fair is being held for the fourth time in Nigeria with countries like China, Turkey and some Nigerian agriculture entrepreneurs exhibiting their produce at the fair. Over 80 exhibitors and about 1,000 participants are attending the fair. (NAN) https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/03/agriculture-pulled-nigeria-recession-envoys/

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OYIGBO – The $186 million Afam Fast power project would be ready for commissioning next month, the Federal Government has announced. The project tagged “power on the wheel” initiated by the All Progressive Congress APC, government in 2016 would add 240 megawatts of electricity to the national grid when it fully becomes operational . The project located on Afam III the premises of Afam Power PLC, in Oyigbo LocL Government of Rivers State, is being executed in collabation with the Government and the General Electric, GE. Disclosing this during the ministerial press visit, the Managing Director of Afam Power PLC, Engr. Olumide Obademi said the turbines project is 90 percent completed. According to him, “Similarly, the job on the 132KV switchyard for power evacuation is already completed.” Engr. Obademi recalled that, sometimes in 2016, the Federal government of Nigeria had an MoU with General Electric, GE, to supply fast power in line wit its incremental power programme. Explaining further, he said, “By January 2017, the civil works commenced in preparation for the arrival of eight GE TM 2500 Turbines and its auxiliaries with a total capacity of 240mw of 30mw each. “Before the end of 2017, all the eight turbines and the auxiliaries arrived site. installation and asssemblying commenced immediately. “Presently, the installation of the turbines and generators had been completed, meanwhile the installation of the auxiliaries are in progress and about 90 percent completed.” Speaking while conducting journalists rounds the project, the Managing Director of General Electric, Mohammed Mijandad said the project he described as very beneficial to the country and its people would be completed any moment from now. He said the GE is only waiting the Federal consent on the securitization for the project to take-off, which according to him has capacity to supply power to 1.5 million homes. He added that, The TM 2500 generator set, which is trailer mounted can also be installed faster than traditional power plants and make it ideally suited to meet nigeria’s growing energy demands. He said the turbine is able to switch between gas and LPG fuels can provide increased plant operability allowing for more reliable power generation. https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/03/186m-afam-fast-power-add-240mw-natl-grid-fg/

ByMichael Eboh
A member of the Board of Trustees of the
Hydrocarbon Remediation Project, HYPREP, Mr. Mike
Emuh, has said that the Federal Government is
planning to engage a foreign firm that would
convert wastes from the soon-to-commence cleanup
of Ogoni land to electricity.
In an interview with Vanguard in Abuja, Emuh, who
is also the National Chairman of Host Communities
of Nigeria Producing Oil and Gas, HOSTCOM, said
the cleanup was yet to commence because of the
issue of the wastes and the search for a suitable
site where it can be dumped for the conversion to
electricity.
He said: “There was also a technical problem, which
is if the cleanup takes up, where would the rubbish
that was cleaned be dumped? Wherever it is
dropped, it becomes toxic and becomes disastrous
to health. Based on that, before the cleanup is
started, you must have a site whereby the
envisaged waste from the cleanup exercise can be
converted to energy.
“This type of arrangement is not yet practised in
Nigeria. Get to Lagos and Kano and see the menace
caused by wastes because of the population. If we
are to carry out the Ogoni cleanup, we must have a
company that would convert the waste to energy.
That would also increase energy in the country.”
Emuh, who is representing oil- producing
communities on the HYPREP Board, said the cleanup
is presently at the demonstration stages and a
number of companies are already at the sites
displaying their competencies.
According to him, the project was delayed because
of issues of locating a site where the wastes can be
dropped for conversion to energy; Nigeria’s
economic recession and challenges in the Niger-
Delta region which hampered Nigeria’s revenue
profile and the inability of the Federal Government
to include the project in the country’s budget in
2016 and 2017.
He said: “The issue of the delay in the cleanup of
Ogoni land, running to two years now, is as a result
of the nature of what the project looks like
scientifically. Africa and Nigeria, specifically is not
used to remediation projects. It has not been done
before in Nigeria.
“In terms of remediation, which is different from oil
spillage cleanup, it has to do with getting back the
original soil. A contractor, who is an expert in that,
had to demonstrate. The demonstration is to prove
that chemicals can be put into the devastated land
and the destroyed ecosystem can be revived and
the original water bodies that had been polluted can
return to its natural state.
“To demonstrate and prove that it can be done
takes over one year, before the chemical can sink
down and produce the result; before the ground
begin to produce the normal plantations for which it
was known for. That is what the contractors have
done.
“There is a little bit of relieve in the country and I
believe that by June, many companies would have
resumed, would have approved contracts for many
companies to resume.”
He maintained that ever since the demonstration
was carried out by the Former Minister of
Environment, Mrs. Amina Mohammed, the project
had commenced, as since then, companies are at
site carrying out demonstrations and are actually
trying to prove the worth of their demonstrations.
He stated that over 80 companies applied for the
cleanup, while only one indigenous company
displayed the required competency to fully
undertake the project.
“Based on the Nigerian Content Act, the contractors
are largely expected to be from Nigeria, but we
discovered that only one indigenous contractor is
qualified, that had what it takes, in terms of its
demonstration at the site. The rest are foreign
contractors.
“To demonstrate is capital intensive. You have to
spend your own money until the contract is
awarded to you. And you have to go for bidding
based on public procurement laws. Those are the
processes that the contractors are going through,”
he noted.
He stated that the Ogoni cleanup was not
appropriated for in the 2016 and 2017 budgets,
noting, however, that the project was included in
the 2018 budget.
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/03/waste-ogoni-cleanup-converted-electricity-hostcom/

ByMichael Eboh
A member of the Board of Trustees of the
Hydrocarbon Remediation Project, HYPREP, Mr. Mike
Emuh, has said that the Federal Government is
planning to engage a foreign firm that would
convert wastes from the soon-to-commence cleanup
of Ogoni land to electricity.
In an interview with Vanguard in Abuja, Emuh, who
is also the National Chairman of Host Communities
of Nigeria Producing Oil and Gas, HOSTCOM, said
the cleanup was yet to commence because of the
issue of the wastes and the search for a suitable
site where it can be dumped for the conversion to
electricity.
He said: “There was also a technical problem, which
is if the cleanup takes up, where would the rubbish
that was cleaned be dumped? Wherever it is
dropped, it becomes toxic and becomes disastrous
to health. Based on that, before the cleanup is
started, you must have a site whereby the
envisaged waste from the cleanup exercise can be
converted to energy.
“This type of arrangement is not yet practised in
Nigeria. Get to Lagos and Kano and see the menace
caused by wastes because of the population. If we
are to carry out the Ogoni cleanup, we must have a
company that would convert the waste to energy.
That would also increase energy in the country.”
Emuh, who is representing oil- producing
communities on the HYPREP Board, said the cleanup
is presently at the demonstration stages and a
number of companies are already at the sites
displaying their competencies.
According to him, the project was delayed because
of issues of locating a site where the wastes can be
dropped for conversion to energy; Nigeria’s
economic recession and challenges in the Niger-
Delta region which hampered Nigeria’s revenue
profile and the inability of the Federal Government
to include the project in the country’s budget in
2016 and 2017.
He said: “The issue of the delay in the cleanup of
Ogoni land, running to two years now, is as a result
of the nature of what the project looks like
scientifically. Africa and Nigeria, specifically is not
used to remediation projects. It has not been done
before in Nigeria.
“In terms of remediation, which is different from oil
spillage cleanup, it has to do with getting back the
original soil. A contractor, who is an expert in that,
had to demonstrate. The demonstration is to prove
that chemicals can be put into the devastated land
and the destroyed ecosystem can be revived and
the original water bodies that had been polluted can
return to its natural state.
“To demonstrate and prove that it can be done
takes over one year, before the chemical can sink
down and produce the result; before the ground
begin to produce the normal plantations for which it
was known for. That is what the contractors have
done.
“There is a little bit of relieve in the country and I
believe that by June, many companies would have
resumed, would have approved contracts for many
companies to resume.”
He maintained that ever since the demonstration
was carried out by the Former Minister of
Environment, Mrs. Amina Mohammed, the project
had commenced, as since then, companies are at
site carrying out demonstrations and are actually
trying to prove the worth of their demonstrations.
He stated that over 80 companies applied for the
cleanup, while only one indigenous company
displayed the required competency to fully
undertake the project.
“Based on the Nigerian Content Act, the contractors
are largely expected to be from Nigeria, but we
discovered that only one indigenous contractor is
qualified, that had what it takes, in terms of its
demonstration at the site. The rest are foreign
contractors.
“To demonstrate is capital intensive. You have to
spend your own money until the contract is
awarded to you. And you have to go for bidding
based on public procurement laws. Those are the
processes that the contractors are going through,”
he noted.
He stated that the Ogoni cleanup was not
appropriated for in the 2016 and 2017 budgets,
noting, however, that the project was included in
the 2018 budget.
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/03/waste-ogoni-cleanup-converted-electricity-hostcom/

The Transmission Company of Nigeria TCN, said it
has completed the installation and commissioning
of two brand new 60MVA 132/33kV power
transformers in its transmission substations in Uyo
and Kano.
electricity
This is even as the company energized its Nsukka
30MVA transmission substation in 2016 that not
operational, due to way leave issues.
In a statement signed by the General Manager
(Public Affairs) Mrs. Ndidi Mbah, TCN said that the
brand new 60MVA 132/33kV power transformer in
its Uyo transmission substation, was installed to
replace the burnt 60MVA LEEC power transformer
which caught fire in the substation last month. The
60MVA power transformer which was energized on
22nd March, 2018, increased the number of 60MVA
power transformers in the substation to three and
has equally increased the Uyo Substation capacity
from 120MVA to 180MVA. The additional transformer
capacity means improved power supply to
distribution customers of Port-Harcourt DisCo in Uyo
Oron, Mbo, Ikot-Ekpene Abak, Ethan, Airport and
environs.
In the same vein, the capacity of Dan Agundi
Substation, Kano State, has increased from 60MVA
to 120MVA, with the successful installation of a
brand new 60MVA power transformer in the
substation. The transformer installation which was
initially awarded to a contractor was taken over by
TCN engineers, with a mandate to complete
installation within two weeks.
The new Dan Agundi transformer TCN said, has
been delivered and would be energized on
Saturday, 24th March, after all the pre-
commissioning tests have been completed.
Once energized, electricity transmission to Kano
Electricity Distribution Company for delivery to its
customers in Kano would improve substantially.
The statement further revealed that the Nsukka
30MVA Transmission Station, Enugu State, was
energized on the 20th of March, 2018. The
substation which had been completed since 2016,
was not operational because of Right of Way issues
as well as court injunctions which stalled the
stringing of the 132kV transmission line to the
substation. However, with the intervention of the
Enugu State Governor, Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi, the
transmission line project was completed and
energized. Nsukka and environs would experience
more quality supply going forward.
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/03/tcn-completes-installation-2-new-60mva-power-transformers-uyo-kano/

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An Israel chief rabbi has been criticized for calling
black people "monkeys" during his weekly sermon.
During his weekly sermon, Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef used
a derogatory Hebrew term for a black person,
before going on to call a black person a "monkey".
His comments were denounced as "racially charged"
and "utterly unacceptable" by the Anti-Defamation
League, a New York City-based organisation devoted
to battling anti-Semitism and racism.
In reply, his office said he was citing a passage from
the Talmud - the book of Jewish law. Mr Yosef
previously caused controversy after he said secular
women behave like animals because they dress
immodestly.
The Rabbi represents Israel’s Sephardic Jews of
Middle Eastern and North African descent.https://www.lindaikejisblog.com/2018/3/israeli-chief-rabbi-calls-black-people-monkeys-during-his-weekly-sermon.html

Omoikarekimire:



U are funny o.So u want to tell u don't know cats are very dangerous animal that cannot be slaughtered like a cow.But why u come bring Allah into this now.

So you don't know that countries that prohibit slaughtering actually stun their animals or crack their skulls before dismembering them chai!

deepwater:



Cultural thing? Maybe
Poverty? Not at all.
Vietnam beat Nigeria Hands down.
All the drivers there uses IPHONE, lemme just give u a glimpse of what the place looks like. You do not have your regular danfo and bad roads there and lemme remind u, it was built by their own engineers not CCECC.

Presently they are building a war ship for the Nigerian Navy at Song cam shipyard in Haiphong. It is in advance stages, u will see it once u enter the main gate on its rolling dock. Don't look down on people because of what they it
when u leave Nigeria, u go no say na only mouth we get.

Oga no be everybody in Vietnam is rich and not everybody in Nigeria is poor

this is barbaric they boiled the cats alive, that cat was clinging to the cage while in the hot water, may Allah punish this maniacs for their cruelty

Rainy season has started get land to start farming

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Location:kelometer 16 iseyin ibadan express
Way, iseyin LG Oyo state
Documents:All the necessary documents
Are available survey plan C of O
Fact: it is face the express directly
Price:170k per acre

2.} 100 acres of land
Location: onitoto village, iseyin ikere gorge
Dam road, iseyin LG Oyo state
Documents: red copy survey plan deed of
Assignment family receipt
Price: 50k per acre

3.} 50 acres of land (lease)
Location: igunrin village iseyin ibadan express
Way iseyin LG, oyo state
Documents: deed of assignment family receipt
Fact: all the land tree was uprooted
Price: 4K per acre yearly

4.} 13 acres of land suitable for commercial purposes available for sale. The land is a perfect fit for infrastructural development and JV like schools, hospitals, hotels, schools etc.

5.} Location: Iseyin-Oyo road, km 2, iseyin. Faces the road directly and along the just commissioned SAF polythenic, Iseyin
Documents: C of O
Survey plan
Deeds of assignment

Price: 750k per acre

6.} 12 acres of land that suitable for plantain
Location: Aige village off Iseyin ibadna express
Way, 30 minutes drive from the express way,
Iseyin LG oyo state
Documents: deed of assignment family receipt
Price: 50k per acre

7.} 25 acres of farmland
Location: kilometer 11 off Aaba village iseyin
Ibadan express way
Fact: all the land tree has uprooted is just
10 minutes drive from the express
Price: 70k per acre

8.} 500 acres of farmland
Document: deed of assignment
Location: behind ikere gorge Dam iseyin,
Is one 1hour journey from Aseyin of iseyin
Palace iseyin, iseyin LG Oyo state, Nigeria
Fact: there’s big Dam that access to this
Land the water is flowing both dry season
And rain season
Price: 50k per acre

9.} 6000 acres of farmland(lease
Location: Tede town off shaki express way
Atisbo LG Oyo state Nigeria
Document: Both survey plan and C of O are
Available
Price: 1500 per acre

10.} 600 acres of farmland
Location: along iseyin ikere gurge Dam
Iseyin LG, Oyo state
Price: 45k per acre

11.} 700 acres of land
Location: near Awaye road along iseyin
Abeokuta express way, about 5km to the
Express way
Price: 45k per acare

12.} 100 acres of farmland
Location: along iseyin okeho express way less
Than 1km to the express way
Fact: All trees have been uprooted and close to
The express way
Price: 60k per acre

13.} 48 acres of farm land
Location: Apenpe village iseyin Ibadan
Express way, just 4km to the express way
Iseyin LG, Oyo state
Document: deed of assignment
Price: 50k per acre

14.} 10 acres of land
Location: Aaba village along Iseyin Ibadan
Express way, iseyin LG, Oyo state
Fact: it's face the express directly the land
Is already cleared
Price: 150k per acre

15.} 100 acres of land
Location: Aba Aladua village along iseyin
Ibadan express way is just 1minutes drive from
Express way
Document: deed of assignment
Price: 70k per acre

16.} 50 acres of land
Document: deed of assignment
Location: idiya village iseyin Oyo express way,
Less than 1km from the express way, iseyin
LG, Oyo state
Price: 70k per acre

17.} 100 acres of land
Document: deed of assignment
Location: olomi village iseyin Ibadan express
Way, 5km from the main express way
Iseyin LG, Oyo state
Price: 55k per acre

18.} 12,000 acres for lease
Location: okaka town iseyin shaki express way
Itesiwaju LG, Oyo state, 40 minutes drive
From express way
Document: deed of assignment
Price: 1500 per acre yearly

19.} 10,000 acres of land
Location: komu town off iseyin shaki express way,
Itesiwaju LG, Oyo state
Document: deed of assignment
Price: 30k per acre

20.} 64 acres of farmland
Location: Osegbe village iseyin Ibadan express
Way, 5km to the express, iseyin LG, Oyo state
Document: deed of assignment
Price: 50k per acre

21.} Factory land and farming
20 acres of land
Location: odogun village along iseyin Abeokuta
Express way
Fact: it’s suitable for factory and farming too
It faces the express directly with stable light
Documents: deed of assignment and family receipt
Price: 150k per acre

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isn't it better you create your own thread instead of spamming my own

Mustack:
that sum up the 120,000?

yes, Land and the documents but if you meet with the owners they may be willing to accept lower than that

pls send to hafssupply@gmail.com

Oshanlaa:
how many acres do you have at Ijebu Igbo? where about at Ijebu Igbo? how much? what documentations do you have? are you the owner or agent?

I am an agent, and you can get as many acres as you wish, the lands are located in Akinlade village and Obiesan village, Lands can also be acquired in adjoining villages if needed, the price is 120,000 per acre, and documents available are receipts, agreement and family titles

There is nothing in this video to tell us this is Dapchi and if I am correct this video is probably one shot in boko haram enclave, that is why you see the people on ground hailing and supporting them probably after a successful raid. Then the fact that knocks this claim out is that the girls were returned at 3 am in the morning and this does not look like 3 am to me.

068

still selling, so you know the villages are safe from cattle encroachment

sunbreaker:
.how much is the one with stream?

That particular one is no longer available but prices are all the same, but if you are ready we can look for one with stream for you

Get into the agricultural space with cheap lands in Ijebu Igbo/ Ikire axis buy per acre 120,000

2sinepaul:
minimum acreage one can lease??

I am sorry the lease option is off the table as the owners are not definite on the amount they want for lease. I am deeply sorry but the sale is still ongoing

I need a quote for groundnut processing machine my email is hafssupply@gmail.com

still selling

pantherblack:



Not you again?

Oya teach me surds, algebraic expression, probability with yoruba i'm all ears


Teach me atomic physics in igbo

or Organic chemistry in Yoruba


Are there terms for alkanes, alkene, alkynes, sets, in our local dialect?


We should move forward and not backward for God's sakes. If it's not enough to make fulani invaders kill people anyhow, this administration wants to take this country back to the stone ages. Phew, even Modern day Chinese many are shying from theirnative language.

The Chinese, Indians, and a host of other countries found a way to teach all of the above in their language so we will also find a way, and where did you get this your Chinese story from?