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Hello nairalanders. Dav Agro Farm Ltd, we deal on production of palm kernel oil (pko), palm kernel cake(plc) and sludge. We are currently looking to employ an industrial mechanic who's job is to take care of the factory machines, general maintenance and servicing. The machines include palm kernel crusher and filter machines. Free accommodation with juicy salary. You can apply by sending mail to davagrofarmltd@gmail.com
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Thanks for the advice. A good one |
Hello Nairalanders, I have PKC available for immediate pickup at our factory located in Delta State for a discount rate. Hurry up while it last. 08163616678
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Goodday nairalanders A quick one. I will like to know the best bank in Nigeria to open a business account with. Best in respect to charges, network and good customer relation. Please Advise. Thanks |
Tohsynetita1:. I will need like 200 piece. What's your location? |
Ezeromeoil01:I'm into palm kernel oil and palm kernel oil. I have a mill and looking for sellers of palm kernel nuts. Add me up on the group please +2348163616678 |
Waffarianman:It must not be within Delta state, neighboring states is also okay. Like Anambra, Edo ... |
Hello nairaland Family, I need your help, I will like to know or have contacts of companies that produce plastics such as gallons and storage tanks, I intend to use it for storage and I will be buying in bulk frequently. I think buying directly from the company will cut cost for me. Please if you know any company around Delta state, let me know. Thanks
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Hello house, Please I need help on where to buy automated machines for my palm mill factory, machines like. Palm oil press, palm Kernel pressing machine and others. Factory is located in Delta state. I tried calling NIFOR via the phone number I got from Google but I think that's not the correct contact. Please if you know any kindly recomend. |
JASONjnr:Believe |
JASONjnr:Thank you very much for this. Location is Delta State. |
Good day nairalanders, I need advice on the above mentioned topic. I will go straight to the point. For sometime now I have been saving to open a mill plat factory, where I will be producing red palm oil and palm kernel oil. Last year I was able to plant 600 palm seedlings, although its not enough but as time goes on more will be planted. This year I have made up my mind to set up the factory but here is the problem. My major concern is where to sort for raw material. I don't want to set up the factory and then there will be little or no raw materials for production. So is it best for me to wait for the once I planted to start fruiting or just build the factory anyway. I know I can rent palm plantation and find buy kernel from local mills, but then this is not a reliable supply chain. I'm just confused. |
Thank you sir for all the high lights, I am interested in going into this business next year, but my major problem is thT I have no experience in it but I'm very ready to learn, even if it means me paying to learn, I intend starting it up mid next year God helping, I have tried contacting you @ Eathstorms, please try to reply my email so that I can be able to send you a direct message, God bless you and continue to uplift you. |
Earthstorms:ples sir, I tried contacting you via direct message but I don't know it's not going through. I am from delta state, and I will like to know more about this business, I will like to talk to you. Via whatsapp or phone call. I pray you get this message and act on it |
MisterKennedy:OP I can relate with your issues. Trust me the time for medicine (english or local) is long gone. My bro also experienced same thing close to 6 years also. THE ONLY SOLUTION IS SURGERY... cut it out... |
Follow this advice and thank him later Kenoxman: |
Kaymaxi2222:I'm far away from Lagos I'm in Delta. But there is always a first time to everything right? |
Hello Nairalanders, I need your strong advice, I plan to help me dad start a transport business, I have read previous post and also did some research myself but I just need your advice as this is a new business field for me. Should I go for a Nigeria Used Sienna or Direct Belgium? I need your advice on which type of sienna to buy 2005 or 2006 model How much will be the weekly pay from let's say Delta to Lagos or inter city transport? What should be in the agreement paper? What documents will I need? Is it compulsory to open a business name in this regards? Is there a need to install car tracker ? Etc... Please any one with experience help a brother so that I don't make so many mistakes as he is handing the running of the business to me. |
Hello Guys urgent help needed. I relocated from Niger state to Anambra state 3 weeks after camp. My question is do I have to report to Niger Secretariat before I go to my new state or should I just report directly to my new state? Thank you |
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Okay what's your take on this guys |
As shared by a Facebook user, Dr. Chiamaka Ehiedu. I logged on to facebook to see if she replied the chats I sent her last night but NO, she didn't. It's obvious she is sad. It's her third year of applying for Medicine and Surgery and this time, she was offered provisional admission to study Food Science and Technology. I could guess, she felt her dreams has been shattered again. I care for her a lot but I just couldn't find a means to pacify her so I kept my cool. I've had the privilege of meeting prospective undergraduates on various occasions and their clamour for Medicine and Surgery is alarming. Sometimes it's very difficult to ascertain what fuels their desire. Why do you want to Study Medicine? Most of them don't seem to have any answer. They either grew up in an Igbo family where the parents so much believe that the way out of poverty and lack is for their ward to become a medical doctor or while in secondary school, they belonged to a class where 90% of the brilliant ones kept singing Medicine and because they didn't want to feel less than equal, they joined the bandwagon. Every year, thousands of students apply for Medicine, yet, very few get admitted. 11,130 candidates applied for Medicine and Surgery in UNN alone and not more than 200 will be admitted. It's is already clear that more than 10,000 will be denied admission. Same with other 24 FULLY accredited Medical schools in Nigeria. Only about 1.6% of people who apply for Medicine in Nigeria get admitted yearly. And only 56% of the admitted students end up becoming doctors. If you successfully scale through the 6years spent in school, getting a placement for housemanship within the stipulated 2years becomes another bridge to cross. If you eventually end up not getting a place, you will have to resit your final exams this time conducted by the Medical body not your school and you will have to pay plus the high failure rate involved. Looking at the stress in the journey to becoming a doctor, one should be able to vow that these guys should be the most successful set of people in the society but unfortunately, the reality is different. Failure in Marriage: Whatever business, ministry or profession that takes a toll on your family life has made you a failure and that is the predicament of most Doctors. I read an article where an American Medical Body reacted to a medical divorce research by saying only 23% of Doctors have a failed marriage as against the 27% earlier proven, what difference does it make? I don't have a problem with the statistics because in Nigeria, you will rarely find any divorce case but I've been to Doctors' houses and to be sincere, their wives suffer lack of attention and so do their kids. But the Nigerian culture has taught ladies to tolerate till Jesus comes. In the book 'for men only', 80% of the women interviewed said they would rather suffer financial insufficiency in their homes than lack of attention from their spouse. He goes to work even on Sundays, he never thinks of taking his family on a vacation, he comes home by 9pm and is so exhausted to chat with his wife and as he lays to sleep, two hours later, the nurse is on the phone 'Doctor there is an emergency' and he rushes out by 11pm and that is the profession that thousands of deceived Nigerian students wants. Financially: Doctors are not poor but very few of them are rich. 300k per month, you have a wife and children, you have house rent to settle and have other family members who has a perception that you are rich so they make demands on you. I've never seen a Doctor riding a Range Rover, you only see them on Toyota Camry, Corolla, Honda and other 1-2million naira cars. Business: If they invest in other businesses, maybe things will be better. I was with a Doctor in the Medical Centre here and he began lamenting that even if he wants to do anything like business, he won't have time for it and people will end up taking advantage of him. Moreso, if at the workplace, they realize that you have investments, you will be denied certain financial privileges. I am not despising the medical profession, as I can't deny the fact that the society can't survive without them. I am only worried that an individual spends 7years resitting Jamb simply because he wants to study Medicine. Come to a gathering and introduce yourself as a medical doctor, nobody will bow to you, outside the school setting what speaks is your Success in life not your A in Pathology. How many less privileged kids have you given a reason to smile by sending them to school? How many homes have your existence deleted poverty from their lineage. Therein lies fulfilment. We need doctors, don't get me wrong but our quest for the medical profession is not worth it. It has crippled rich minds, buried companies that would have been providing 10,000 jobs today and hidden business potentials and leadership models in the chocking atmosphere of the hospital. So guys, don't feel bad if you not admitted to study Medicine, settle for anything. It's your imagination in life that counts not your IQ. Make the best out your life wherever you find yourself. Copied from Leo pantra.
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Okay so? |
I offer this page to all Valentine freak guys |
I will come back to read |
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Waste of time. What ever they say there ends there. |
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Better than begging on the streets. Or disappearing pipox pr**k |
His an ika man |
I don't even know what to type but to God be the glory |