I just love the knowledge sharing spirit and research/curiosity embedded in this thread. Thumps up guys!

Doslop:
Please I am looking for juniper berries, I need it in bulk anywhere in Nigeria

I doubt you will get it in Nigeria. Is it for Gin production? If yes, we can supply you.

UnitySeedworld8:
The grapevine is a stem- tendril climbing plant that grows upwards with vigorous overhanging (cascading) growth-- new shoots may grow 1 - 4 metres every year. It is usually cultivated as a shaped shrub with a growth height of 10 metres or more, depending on the pruning technique.

How do you start a grape vine?

Before planting grapevines, soak their roots in water for two or three hours. Space vines 6 to 10 feet apart (16 feet for muscadines). For each vine, dig a planting hole 12 inches deep and 12 inches wide. Fill with 4 inches of topsoil.

Kindly call/WhatsApp me on 08163472629, 07016699829, email: unityokoro887@gmail.com for purchase and delivery

I would love to buy, but can I see a picture/video of your farm?

Jesuschild:
If the picture by the op is truly what you say it is then there are some of the trees presently fruiting here in Edo.

Good one!

Do you by chance have a picture of it, or can you please take the picture of the plant/fruit for me?

KennieKingOba:
the same way it works on fresh milk is the same way it works on processed milk (powdered)... So far you arrived at having a milk solution. Mind you using fresh milk for yoghurt needs a lot of care and treatment before it can be used

You are correct! I have used all kinds of milk to make yogurt in the last 10days. The condensed and evaporated milk gave even creamier yogurts.

greggng:


Hehehe ...are u a cleaner? There is dignity in Labour anyways. Try go to part time school to get more education that will enhance your promotion ...God will bless your little beginning

You cited "dignity of labour " yet still mock the guy? Must everyone be a graduate? There is what is called "semi-skilled" or "middle manpower ". What is wrong in being a cleaner if I may ask?

KennieKingOba:
it works even perfectly on especially powdered milk, be it skimmed, fat filled, full cream etc

Ok. Thanks.

But I believe the optimum production would be with fresh milk.

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This can only be used on fresh milk, right?

RussellUba:


Things like this is been done already, most especially outside the country.... I am just interested in how we can fine tune things to fit our own environment and not meeting the stringent requirements the whites do to produce mushrooms.

But thank you for the compliment. A lot of things we will be talking about here...just grab a chair and sit back ma'am.

I love the bolded part of your response.
I salute your courage, and I wish you focus on getting all the parameters right, then start making cool money on this.

Do you make your own spawn? If yes, Have you attempted making spawn from our our native species?

I want to buy you data to watch some YouTube videos, send me your Facebook name let me see how I can give you some links to help you.

Best of luck!

Donb2be:
First of all it smells so good! This is where juicy fruit bubble gum gets its smell from. This amazing meat alternative is high in antioxidants that help strengthen your body immunity and ward off diseases. It also helps in magnesium which is essential for building bones. It also contains calcium that can cuts the risk of osteoporosis.
It is low in calories, naturally fat and sodium free, provides ample vitamin A, and vitamin C. It is available in large and small quantity. Very affordable

Interested person should call me on 08115869359

It also makes a delicious wine from the meat. Sadly, Nigerians don't explore potentials of things that we have.

Nowenuse:


Are you serious that this man has lived in Canada for 10 years? Do you know him personally?

Lol! More than 10yrs!

Yes!

This is why I don't answer all these people complaining about Nigeria from Abroad.

I can't believe Victor who has lived in Canada for about 10yrs now can still reason this way when given opportunity to serve his people.

Anyway, good luck to him and his appointees!

J111333:
Nothing kills the economy of poor nations like taxes and duties.
Nigeria should work on my comment now or they will never get it right.

Sadly, Nigeria never learn anything useful from other countries. When the Western countries experienced economic downturn, they gave tax breaks in addition to bailout funds. These help catalyze economic growth, and provide employment. In Nigeria we tax more in the face of economic hardship.

Nigerians are too too emotional to reason with facts. How can someone subject a luggage or personal effect of about $140 to import duties? If we only we can reason together for a moment, then we can agree that our leaders and law enforcers have gone MAD!

(1) You leave Nigeria through any of the airports, you pay for carrying any small foodstuffs

(2) You come back with anything worth $140, you pay duties.

Who did us this kind thing?

RenHub:
Wickedness of highest order.
Same men that rioted cos of reduction in size of chicken in their days would rusticate you for protesting against inhuman treatments from university officials. Even porters are like gods on campuses. Too too bad. I guess its all a ploy of the system though.




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Funnyguy83:
he still celebrate mass ?

Here is a recent picture. There is a video of him saying Eucharistic prayer II.

Lol!!

I hope he is accomplished now.

Sadly he still crave for, and celebrate the "mass" that is resigned from. So, from all the things going on, one is correct to say it was marriage and procreation that was his problem, and not Catholicism that he made people to believe.

Congratulations to nwa Fada!

Buliwyf:
Lol. What sort of ignorant Christians are these? You guys don't even study history and know history but you come online and claim you know God.

Jews till date drink alcohol. That's your first clue as to what the Christians in the Bible drank. Not fruit juice. They didn't make fruit juice back in the days because they would have been unable to keep it fresh with the technology available to them.

Immediately fresh grape wine is stored, by the next day it starts fermenting due to a natural process and becomes alcoholic. Ask yourself how they were able to drink wine during the winter? It was the stored fermented grape wine they drank. If not for the fermentation it will spoil.

Some Nigerian Christians have lost some reasoning ability. Just leave them to their ignorance.

sapele914:
Who are you blaming for Nigeria's woes,Jonathan goodluck and pdp or President Buhari and the Military,or both?if you no get electricity go buy generator,if you no fit afford generator and gasoline then who you wan blame?

A nation of people that wants everything subsidized or free,are you not ashamed to hear that Nigeria has the the lowest electricity tariff in West Africa?with all the industry and richest persons in Africa we have in Nigeria,we still don't want to pay international price for Fuel or electricity?

You want electricity deregulate the market,let the market set the price for electricity,likes of siemens,chevron,American Electric will show up,you will be afraid to turn on your water heater when you see the bill at the end of the month.

Reasoning like this make me sick.

Is Nigeria paying international wages? In every developed or serious developing country, the prices for goods and services are proportional to the national wages. And what are you saying? Most you support the government of the day at all cost?

ayteaz:

The government is only concerned about the tax the school will pay, they are not involved/ interested in their welfare, The real issue is the problem of mushroom schools, someone can just convert his house into a school and employ teachers, how can such schools pay above minimum wage.
The parents have no say over the issue, what can a parent who pays #7500 per term in a school say over the such, the highest paying schools tax the parents well and they pay the teachers reasonably well

Sadly, I have seen schools that parents pay 40-50k per term, yet the teachers are paid 18-20k. And even this meager amount deducted at any slight vexation of the proprietress.

If these issues are not addressed, then good bye to proper education in Nigeria.

ayteaz:

I have been through worse I worked with a school where the propietress insults you in front of the student, talks to you any how because of 15k.
The last private school I worked in, I taught English studies jss1-3 and literature ss1-3 for 13k, and December last year we were paid #6500 because we vacated on the 15th.
Private schools are slave drivers, I reject it for my worse enemy
BTW is the school marvelous treasure

Are there no government agencies to monitor or oversee the activities of these private schools?

Stories I hear about private schools these days are horrible?

Do parents know that their children's teachers are treated in this manner? And as such, the children will not be well taken care of academically?

NkemFoods:


Nigeria is not among the top 13 honey producing countries in Africa.

Western Africa is the least in honey production.

Here's the list...

1. Ethiopia
2. Tanzania
3. Kenya
4. Angola
5. CAR
6. Egypt
7. Madagascar
8. Tunisia
9. Cameroon
10. Morocco
11. Algeria
12. Senegal
13. South Africa

By regions...

1. Eastern Africa
2. Middle Africa
3. Northern Africa
4. Southern Africa
5. Western Africa

Thank you!

At least our neighbor, Cameroun, is among. I have to read more and understand the factors responsible for this.

Is it that Cameroun has more forest lands than Nigeria? Or are there some bee keepers supplying us with their products?

The quantity of honey coming from Cameroun, at least from the sellers on the platform, is enormous!

Continental:
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What cultivars do you import?

How much do you sell per kg? I would need large quantities for a processing plant.

Jayneek:


Fake because he is producing in mass quantity and selling to the masses with being certified by Nafdac. Anything food or drugs being produced and sold to the masses without being certified by Nafdac means its fake because you never know what you are taken in and if anything happens to the masses taking it, no one can be held accountable.

Oga, just check the meaning of the word 'fake' again. Are you working with NAFDAC? I bet you, there are millions of fake products registered and imported into Nigeria, and patronize by you and your likes. Yet, a budding entrepreneur is shot down because he/she is yet to register with CAC or NAFDAC.

How can a regulatory body in a country not differentiate between, unregistered, adulterated or outright fake products?

uuzba:

What do you know about yougurt?
Buy 1 original yogurt. It contains enzymes and bacteria.
Get a clean container, pour milk inside. Mix this one original yogurt with the milk.
Bacteria and enzymes spread all over and make the whole thing turn to more yogurt. Freeze it and lick.
There's no PhD there if you were expecting one complicated thing.

Sadly, NAFDAC and most Nigerians think it is rocket science!

fineapple:

Just where she gardens @ Iva Valley, Enugu

Thank you!
Sadly, I am not close to or going to East soon.

fineapple:
I bought young seedlings from a lady in Enugu. She probably would know or maybe she grows them from stock

Do you have her contact info?

Please, has anyone seen or know where I can get Utazi seeds? As a child I used to see the plants grown in many family compounds, but never knew how it is cultivated. If you have or can source for viable seeds, let me know.

TIA!

Osasnidas:
This is very Good, lots of good stuffs can come out of this.. with more of these a good wine industry can be set up.

Gone are the days when grapes were only major ingredient in wine making. Now wine can be made from any fruit with good sugar and acid balance.
It is good that grapes can be grown in Nigeria, but we shouldn't wait for it to reach commercial quantity before making our own wine.