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Good day Nairalanders,

Attached to this post is my friend's dad who has been missing for over 2 weeks. We last heard from him on his way to Lagos from abuja where he went on an errand for his coy (church gate). He is dark in complexion, 5.6 feet tall, speaks Yoruba and English fluently and hails from Ogun state Nigeria. pls call 08128470332 or +234 812 229 1412 for any info of his whereabouts.

Your help is highly needed please!!!

Mods pls help us by pushing this to front page. Thank you.

I've been going through this thread and I must say that Eljaysay is a real BLACKMAILER due to the following reason.

I advertise my products using nairaland too and my main medium of communication with customers is via watsapp. I see nothing bad in sending equipments and materials for production to customers. This is done to boost their confidence.

As regarding payment, pay on delivery only applies to residents in Lagos State. Any customers outside Lagos MUST pay for the goods first before I send it.

I also advice customers to buy more so as to cushion the cost of transportation.

So I find it dubious for the accused to be an SSS imposter just because u want to buy a product. And the way he was quick to insult her is totally immature.

In conclusion, the accuser should be strong and ready for more of this from some customers because it takes guts to be an entrepreneur. Always keep records of your conversations with customers. If possible, record your conversations.

Bamdex Farms.

oridota ambali ajanlekoko

@janefarms, next time don't misinform people. your e book is just an avenue to market your products. it does not carry all necessary info on fish farming. if you want to advertise your products, do so openly.

a welcome development

bamdex007@gmail. com

[quote author=Maximus85 post=44692455]Yes, it is. But I have my reasons for going for it. It's very very durable. My mentor uses same. [/quote

the one I use is fibre insulated, galvanised and uses gas and charcoal. the capacity is more and the price is even below half of yours.

Maximus85:
Ipaja Ayobo Lagos. It's N450,000.

that is extremely expensive. considering the capacity, it shouldn't cost that much.

miqos02:
@bamdex, how economical is smoking with gas compared to coal

it is not economical, unless u want to generate biogas from organic waste to power the oven.

Bamsay foods and fruits limited. we are into agro processing and fruit production. our preferred colour is a touch of green and red. thank you

the most irritating is the use of 'am' instead of 'I'm'.

There is cool cash in agro processing.

kaeforum:
how was this fish dried, the best way to dry them is to smoke them, using chemicals to dry fish is harmful to health, this obviously wasnt done in Nigeria.

No chemical was used, instead it was dried using a gas powered oven. hence the reason for the cute appearance.

kindly confirm the shelf life of the product is 2 months before u invest your money. the major challenge of the business is the shelf life of the product which is caused by inadequate drying and improper sealing. Most supermarkets will want to confirm the shelf life first by requesting for samples. they fear the products can get spoilt on their shelves. the label should also carry a manufactured and expiry date. Also, a barcode is necessary. good luck.

The governors don't want to partake in the mock burial ceremony of a wax figure. this burial is a scam!!! He only faked his death to evade authorities.

kambah:
CSP Abba Kyari, one of the best cop around, I have been following this officer since his dayz at Ibadan.

I pray he become Inspector General one day.Ameen

with the way I'm seeing this, he will most likely be made IG some day.

welcome development. I hope smoked fish ban will be lifted soon. my product must reach Europe soon!!!.

welcome development. I hope smoked fish ban will be lifted soon. my product must reach Europe soon!!!.

abuayman:
Haba Fayose, 7bilion for a flyover? When Kano state government built 2 flyovers for 4.5billion.

For those that knows Kano, Gadon-kaya, Kabuga, and Sharada Road flyover under construction, combined are not up to 7billion naira

the wailers won't take note of this. They've got fish brains.

SLT, Environmental Biology option. Yaba College of Technology.

its a shame for the judicial system in Nigeria. Nowadays, they give the *real thieves* soft landing whereas petty thieves get executed. I wish we can go back to military era, Democracy is a fraud.

Marlvin:
Another blatant exaggeration ! I'd only concur with some of 'em nominees only when Am drunk. I could upload just a photo , I dunno her neither does she, buh believe you Me, she's more beautiful than all of 'em.

lemme guess, mynd1? her previous profile pic is extremely cute!.

join my party. Nigerian Youths Party (NYP). We will win the majority seats in the National house of Assembly in 2023. watch out for the youths, we are coming!!!

10 months can't repair a 16 years damaged institution. Buhari all the way!!!

missKiffy:
How can a groom be absent at his wedding BTW if nah igbo lady that dowry for be 500,000 or 1M igbo kwenu

that's just the money to break kola

chilanfarms:
# some of this ur fish don burn.

its one of the challenges in fish processing.

saintfieldcastro:
We are not one. God created us different. A Yoruba man has nothing in common with an Igbo man. Hausa and Yoruba can continue with one Nigeria. As for us(ss/se) we don't belong here right from time immemorial.

point of correction, SE alone!!!.. if u think SS will support ur cause, u are in for a shocker!!!

u these people are just confused. I wonder who u all will vote for if Rochas is made d presidential candidate of the APC. then u people will start singing a different song.



U all are confused!!!

why do they equate HND with 3rd class irrespective of the grade?

source: bbc.com

Billionaire Iranian businessman Babak Zanjani has been sentenced to death for corruption, justice officials say.
He was arrested in December 2013 after accusations that he withheld billions in oil revenue channelled through his companies. He denies the allegations.
Zanjani, 42, was convicted of fraud and economic crimes, a judiciary spokesperson said at a press briefing.
One of Iran's richest men, Zanjani was blacklisted by the US and EU for helping Iran evade oil sanctions.
Two others were sentenced to death along with him and all were ordered to repay embezzled funds. The ruling can be appealed.
Zohreh Rezalee, a lawyer for Zanjani, told the BBC the verdict was politically motivated and an appeal would be lodged.
"We believe that Babak Zanjani in this case is just a debtor," the lawyer said.
Who is Babak Zanjani?
Played a key role in helping Iran get around sanctions to sell oil abroad during the presidency of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
From Dubai, he controlled a global network of more than 60 companies involved in everything from cosmetics to air travel and banking
Accused of impropriety after Hassan Rouhani , a moderate who pledged to tackle high-level corruption, became president in 2013
Born in Tehran, attended a Turkish university and became a driver for Iran's central bank head in 1999, when he started out in currency exchange
Said he was worth $13.5bn but was reported to have significant debts
Downfall of a billionaire
Zanjani had acknowledged using a web of companies in the United Arab Emirates, Turkey, and Malaysia to sell millions of barrels of Iranian oil on behalf of the government since 2010.
Before his arrest, Zanjani had argued that international sanctions were preventing him from handing over $1.2bn still owed to the government.
But at his recent trial, prosecutors said he still owed the government more than $2.7bn in oil revenue.
He was taken into custody a day after President Hassan Rouhani ordered his government to fight "financial corruption", particularly "privileged figures" who had "taken advantage of economic sanctions" under the previous government.
'Corrupt parasites'
The trial, unusually, was held in public, AFP news agency reports.
In a 2013 interview with the BBC , Zanjani played down his political connections in Iran, saying: "I don't do anything political, I just do business."
Zanjani has said he is worth about some $13.5bn.
For years things worked well for the businessman who appeared in photos with some high-ranking officials and was not shy of showing off his wealth, such as private jets and luxury cars, Amir Azimi of BBC Persian reports.
But when the local media started to report on his wealth, he came under the spotlight and under suspicion.
The death sentence could have wider implications for Iran's economy, where many were involved in finding ways to avoid the sanctions, our analyst adds.
International sanctions on Iran were lifted in January after a watchdog confirmed it had complied with a deal designed to prevent it developing nuclear weapons.
Oil minister Bijan Zanganeh has urged foreign investors to avoid middlemen, whom he describes as "corrupt parasites".
Zanjani was convicted of "corruption on earth", the most serious offence in Iran's criminal code.
Other wealthy individuals have been executed after being found guilty of similar charges.
In May 2014, businessman Mahafarid Amir-Khosravi was hanged after being convicted of embezzling billions of dollars.