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Aristocrat1011:
Neatly used HP250 G6 Available for Sale
Specifications
Ram 4gb
HDD 500GB
Screen size 15.6 inches
processor: Intel Celeron
processor speed: 1.64ghz
Windows 10 installed
Battery: 4hrs battery life
3Usb ports, port for HDMI
price: 55k, slightly negotiable
location: Kaduna, but can be way billed to any location of choice.
serious and interested buyer should reach me on 08106622867 either via calls/whatsapp
more pictures to be made available.

40k cash. Any fault?

shariff84:
you will only complain about beans,beans prices always depend on the great.even today in the market some bought it 40k,some 41k,some 42,real oloyin 43k. So nothing is different here and I always go for great one.

Okay boss. Not that I doubt your integrity.

shariff84:
Prices as of today:- beans brown 40k,white 35k,maize white 18k,yellow 19k,sorghum white 18k,red 18k5,bambara nut 30k,paddy rice 16k,millet 21k,groundnut 43k,suyabeans 29k. All in 100kg bag(27 rubber paint).

Why did you quote different prices for me when I contacted you offline now?

That looks like Dangote cement factory, Obajana to me.
I might be wrong though.

KINGJAJA888:
Why do most male models look feminine. Congratulations tho.

Because the future is...

Delightfulxty:
Moving Sales - Garki Abuja
(All items in current use)

1. Ford Fusion 2012

2. LG A/C (1.5Hp)

3. Top Load LG Washing Machine

4. TV Stand

5. 6×6 firm Mouka Foam Mattress + Bed Frame

6. Medium sized Fridge & Freezer

7. Gas Cooker & Cylinders


Contact: 08036819022


Prices reasonable and negotiable

Include the price and pictures of others.

Please, is locust beans available now?

emmanuel596:
What an irony

Maybe he was being sarcastic �

willybaby:
farm update, after just a rainfall our cassava is all green and leafy once again

Sorry I missed your call. I was in a meeting.

inereunwa1:
dont blame them no station show the match im even returning from viewing centre!

Little wonder. Everywhere was silent

thymm:
Nigeria scores and the whole neighborhood is quiet, do we still have Nigerians living in this country

Even the viewing house beside my house here is quite. If it's chelsea or arsenal now, the whole place will be noisy. Shouting here and there as if Jesus has come.

bolseas:
lol.. he doesn't know that the seller is a robot..

Robot be ti bowo? I just chocked!

tedio:
I am new to this please help any hope for the decoder, I bought it 2 months ago it cost alot

Where's your location?

tedio:
I am new to this please help any hope for the decoder, I bought it 2 months ago it cost alot

Because you're new, one month.

tedio:
Gurus in the house my SRT 497s just got fried any hope for it because I just purchased it few months ago, I saw a post on my tv Africa fans page about the software upgrade of which I tried not knowing that light will go off, please any help.

After all the warnings on this thread. You mean you still went ahead and take the risk of upgrading a receiver without a steady power supply? Your punishment is that the receiver will remain grounded for 3 months. That's my judgement. I rise!

What is the price in Nigeria? Especially the Anker

shariff84:
08032777272

Please is locust beans out now? If yes, how much?

MrFollowFollow:
If you are not firm in your approach a Nigerian debtor will never repay his loan!

I have work in the loan department of a Microfinance bank and I know that. But the approach of these apps is very wrong.
I was talking to one of their costumers care representative and he was just shouting that I'm lying, I had to end the call and sent a warning text to him. Why should I lie because of how much? An

IjeBos:
5% per month? That's a 60% apr. I guess lending is risky in Nigeria, but those rates are atrocious. Need to get into that business.

Sir, the least is more than that. They just disguise what is called interest will be low but the administration change will be so high and some remove from the loan they're giving you. If you add this, together with the short duration of the loans, you pay at least double of your loan amount in a month.

79733139:
How do they get borrowers' phone contacts?

The app will ask for access to your contact, sms, location etc. They would import all these to their end so if you delete the app, they already have it.
What annoyed me most is the way their customer's service talk to people. Very very rude. And they send messages to your contact that Mr so so is a criminal bla bla.
Imagine, your boss or in-law received such message.
I pray I never have reasons to take such loan again

The worst of the apps are some fraudulent ones that will ask for your atm details and debit you, but will not give you loan. They will now refer you to other loan apps. That is outright fraud. I have reported some to google.

Is new locust beans out yet?

matezy:
This is serious

Seriously serious!

willybaby:
Hello house please I would love to know is cassava cultivated in a Fadama area

Don't ever try it. Cassava hates waterlogged area. Any little water log will lead to rottening of the tubers

ateebonds:
Can anyone here Link me up to companies that process cassava

There are two companies in Kogi state. Crest Agro and unicane. If you can supply to Kogi, I will link you up.

willybaby:
no wahala we all pray for the best

Amen. By the way, that your bush meat will go well in egusi soup with pounded yam o

willybaby:
wow so much vital information, thanks boss am sure anyone wanting to cultivate yams now has all wah he or she needs to begin.. @Ameboperoo you need go back to ur farms fa

Only after the security of the nation improves o. I can't come and go and kill myself o.
And besides, I have broken the bridge. I sold out most of my yam last year. The little I have now is to be planted in my pot and harvested in my pounder

Lest I forget to mention.
Yam has "incubation period" as I would call it.
The local farmers will say they are pregnant. This is a period that yam is prone to rot when bruised or cut.
It is very safe to cut yam during September through October. But by December Jan and early February, if you cut it, it will likely rot starting from the cut.
I burnt my hand once out of ignorance by cutting yam set around December. The germination rate was about 5%. During this period, it's safer to plant seed.

REUBEN010:
For the yams to be harvested during the months you mentioned above, when will they be planted?

Good question. The planting period varies from place to place.
I will only tell you what is obtainable in my place.
In a fadama area (yes yam can be planted in marshy/ waterlogged area), the cultivation is done in December to early February. The yam seed/set are already sprouting and can be planted almost immediately. This can be ready for harvest by june.
On the other types of soil (forest or savannah) we usually cultivate by September and planting is done by October as against march/ April in some places. The advantage of planting early is that some light rain will still fall and cake the soil layer on top of the seed/set, this cures the seed and moisture is trapped to create the perfect condition needed for the it to survive the long dormant period. Mulching is done in February or March preferably after one or two rains. Germination is triggered by the mulch/rain and the vine start climbing immediately.
This will be ready for first harvest starting from August or there about. Then second harvest (seed) is ready by October.
NB. You can harvest yam twice. The first when the tuber is still growing and the leaves are green. Those harvested once will produce yam seed which is best for planting.

REUBEN010:
Thanks.
Please which State did you cultivate your yams?

Kogi west

willybaby:
hahahaha truly sir the meat is worth it.. Already thinking of becoming a hunter self

This is just one of the fringe benefits of being a farmer.

Basically, yam can roughly be classified into early and late maturing.
The early maturing ones can be ready for harvest as early as June, then you cut the new tubers and careful remove without much damage to the feeder root. These will still produce yam seed which is best for planting.
Late maturing ones can only be harvested from September/October.
The early maturing ones don't keep long and are softer. They can be stored up till May/June or even July the following year. But don't take this as a rule of thumb. There are a lot of exceptions and that's where experience comes handy. Always ask questions from experienced farmers in your area.