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Abi na? That is what I call maximum security... I'm a professional bodyguard for you alone tho ![]() Midehi: |
That is because not every Tom, DICK and Harry bears Joseph... Tom is Tom DICK is DICK and..... Harry is Harry They can't all behave like Joseph.... Cos Joseph is in a world of his own. He's from the very old OYO. SMREXY: |
You fvck up oh... Why take such risks when you could have call on me to accompany you. You go withdraw your money, sit down beside the ATM machine, cross leg and count your money before we leave the premises. ![]() Midehi: |
My dear the move is very necessary.. The president has to meet our neighbours to discuss and agree on ways to stop the vampires sucking blood in the North East.. To enjoy peace and conquer common enemies(terrorists)..you have to relate well with your neighbours. #frommypointofview swimcash: |
My dear CHANGE is real... |
The OP meant "spiritual kidnap" or so to speak which is the same thing reffered to as "mysterious Disappearance"... Hehehehehe ahckmedkosy: |
in ehn? I don dey see bad gurls... But aswear you're the baddest so far? So you want to see pixshure of Bush wey dem take caterpillar clear abi ![]() You need to see an estate developer for a sample ![]() INTROVERT: |
As in ehn? I don dey see bad gurls... But aswear you're the baddest so far? So you want to see pixshure of Bush wey dem caterpillar clear abi You need to see an estate developer for ![]() INTROVERT: |
Whats your definition of an illiterate? You must be high on genetically modified weed or ibo made cocaine. Mogidi: |
Rest in peace baba.. I so respect this man. |
Ma Guy... Ur system is reacting to orijin bitters.. Abeg next time try palmy ![]() Cadamlk: |
And you didn't tell me..only to read it here.. Baby you're sooooo hear..t..!e..ss, Baba Bubu must hear about what you did to me. This is kwaraption in anodar levu and iti muost be niffed in dar buod ;D INTROVERT: |
Orie pe Which translates to... {in Segun Arinze's voice} Ur head is korrect✔ nickxtra: |
Mr. Tailor.. I'd advice you to jejely go back to your shop and sew customer cloth waiting for you instead of coming to this forum to spit soured poo. So, for ur mind... Mr President is a punishment to Nigeria abi? The thunder that will fire you still dey lab for heaven.. Dem dey add powerbank for backup just in case. Taylor86: |
No you're wrong.. That comparison of urs is lopsided and unreasonable. Even if that is the case or even if he was relegated to post of the gate keeper in your scenario. Isn't putting the country first before personal ambitions the right thing to do?? If we want peace and development then we must be ready to compromise on certain personal ambitions. That is what is expected in any sane society. Mogidi: |
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Airtel how far na? Hope network go good tonight.. cos I got work to do when I reach home tonight oh.. BTW, why do you like sucking my data juice like that, you be vampire ![]() Abeg, if na play stop ahm oh.. You and me suppose be padi, don't you think so? Aitee1: |
I was wondering who was spitting all this poo until I scrolled down and saw your picture.. Only a monkey can be that..... Unreasonable! But why are you covering your face na Are you scared someone might recognise you? ![]() chiedu7: |
Finally, the stuff has arrived... Somebody please tell INTROVERT to say YES to me cos I want to propose marriage to her with these water proof beast of a phone. Drop that toy called iPhone that you're worshiping ![]() |
No be only bridge na culvert...talented waivers in the 21st century. I can't but admire your wailing skills, so una no dey this country when exchange of blows and throwing of chairs was the daily routine in the NaSS during the long 16yrs of PDP regime. If I may ask you who are those causing trouble in the present dispensation, are they not the PDP thieves that jumped the fence to APC? Do you need lectures to know that a true APC member will never do anything to destabilise the victory they vigorously worked for. A man setting his own house on fire... Who on earth does that? Do you need a prophet to tell you the Sarakis and the DogonYaros(DOGARA) are saboteurs in the APC fold. Are you really that blinded by sentiments and hate or you're just faking it? ERODEDEAST: |
No be only bridge na culvert...talented waivers in the 21st century. I can't but admire your wailing skills, so una no dey this country when exchange of blows and throwing of chairs was the daily routine in the NaSS during the long 16yrs of PDP regime. If I may ask you who are those causing trouble in the present dispensation, are they not the PDP thieves that jumped the fence to APC? Do you need lectures to know that a true APC member will never do anything to destabilise the victory they vigorously worked for. A man setting his own house on fire... Who on earth does that? Do you need a prophet to tell you the Sarakis and the DogonYaros(DOGARA) are saboteurs in the APC fold. Are you really that blinded by sentiments and hate or you're just faking it. ERODEDEAST: |
Crime is not peculiar to Lagos..., criminals are everywhere. Go to the US, Mexico, even the "organised" and "developed" European countries...the best you can get is low crime rate. |
Cc:. Lalasticalala |
Cc: lalasticalala |
ARE MICROWAVE OVENS SAFE? When used according to manufacturers' instructions, microwave ovens are safe and convenient for heating and cooking a variety of foods. However, several precautions need to be taken, specifically with regards to potential exposure to microwaves, thermal burns and food handling. Microwave safety: The design of microwave ovens ensures that the microwaves are contained within the oven and can only be present when the oven is switched on and the door is shut. Leakage around and through the glass door is limited by design to a level well below that recommended by international standards. However, microwave leakage could still occur around damaged, dirty or modified microwave ovens. It is therefore important that the oven is maintained in good condition. Users should check that the door closes properly and that the safety interlock devices, fitted to the door to prevent microwaves from being generated while it is open, work correctly. The door seals should be kept clean and there should be no visible signs of damage to the seals or the outer casing of the oven. If any faults are found or parts of the oven are damaged, it should not be used until it has been repaired by an appropriately qualified service engineer. Microwave energy can be absorbed by the body and produce heat in exposed tissues. Organs with a poor blood supply and temperature control, such as the eye, or temperature- sensitive tissue like the testes, have a higher risk of heat damage. However, thermal damage would only occur from long exposures to very high power levels, well in excess of those measured around microwave ovens. Thermal safety : Burn injuries can result from handling hot items heated in a microwave oven, in the same way as items heated using conventional ovens or cooking surfaces. However, heating food in a microwave oven presents some peculiarities. Boiling water on a conventional stove allows steam to escape through bubbling action as the water begins to boil. In a microwave oven there may be no bubbles on the walls of the container and the water will super-heat and may suddenly boil. This sudden boiling may be triggered by a single bubble in the liquid or by the introduction of a foreign element such as a spoon. People have been severely burned by super-heated water. Another peculiarity of microwave cooking relates to the thermal response of specific foods. Certain items with non- porous surfaces (e.g. hotdogs) or composed of materials that heat at different rates (e.g. yolk and white of eggs) heat unevenly and may explode. This can happen if eggs or chestnuts are cooked in their shells. Food safety : Food safety is an important health issue. In a microwave oven, the rate of heating depends on the power rating of the oven and on the water content, density and amount of food being heated. Microwave energy does not penetrate well in thicker pieces of food, and may produce uneven cooking. This can lead to a health risk if parts of the food are not heated sufficiently to kill potentially dangerous micro-organisms. Because of the potential for uneven distribution of cooking, food heated in a microwave oven should rest for several minutes after cooking is completed to allow the heat to distribute throughout the food. Food cooked in a microwave oven is as safe, and has the same nutrient value, as food cooked in a conventional oven. The main difference between these two methods of cooking is that microwave energy penetrates deeper into the food and reduces the time for heat to be conducted throughout the food, thus reducing the overall cooking time. Only certain microwave ovens are designed to sterilize items (for example baby’s milk bottles). The user should follow the manufacturer's instructions for this type of application. Misconceptions: To dispel some misconceptions, it is important to realize that food cooked in a microwave oven does not become "radioactive". Nor does any microwave energy remain in the cavity or the food after the microwave oven is switched off. In this respect, microwaves act just like light; when the light bulb is turned off, no light remains. HOW DO MICROWAVE OVENS WORK? Domestic microwave ovens operate at a frequency of 2450 MHz with a power usually ranging from 500 to 1100 watts. Microwaves are produced by an electronic tube called a magnetron. Once the oven is switched on, the microwaves are dispersed in the oven cavity and reflected by a stirrer fan so the microwaves are propagated in all directions. They are reflected by the metal sides of the oven cavity and absorbed by the food. Uniformity of heating in the food is usually assisted by having the food on a rotating turntable in the oven. Water molecules vibrate when they absorb microwave energy, and the friction between the molecules results in heating which cooks the food. Unlike conventional ovens, microwaves are absorbed only in the food and not in the surrounding oven cavity. Only dishes and containers specifically designed for microwave cooking should be used. Certain materials, such as plastics not suitable for microwave oven, may melt or burst into flames if overheated. Microwaves do not directly heat food containers which are designed for microwave cooking. These materials usually get warm only from being in contact with the hot food. Oven manufacturers do not recommend operating an empty oven. In the absence of food, the microwave energy can reflect back into the magnetron and may damage it. Microwave oven users should carefully read and comply with the manufacturer’s instructions because new ovens vary widely in design and performance. While most modern ovens can tolerate some food packaging made of metal, oven manufacturers generally recommend not placing metal in the oven, particularly not close to the walls, as this could cause electrical arcing and damage the oven walls. Also, because metal reflects microwaves, food wrapped in metal foil will not be cooked, while food not in metal wrap may receive more energy than intended, causing uneven cooking. Source :-http://www.who.int/peh-emf/publications/facts/info_microwaves/en/ |
One sure method is by removing them from the bunch.. Let's say you buy #400 worth of plantain which may have 6-8 in one bunch... Cut them of the bunch to reduce the rate of it getting over riped. It will eventually get there but ungrouping them will slow down the process. Try it out. ladyF: |
As champagne don cost... Gutter water and toilet water are readily available. ![]() colossus2: |
Do not hesitate to share how you preserve your food items asides from refrigeration. Cc: lalasticalala |
Thanks to the new breathe of fresh air in the recent regular supply of few hours of power provided to major towns and cities in Nigeria which is seemingly better than what it had been about a decade ago. Asides these few weeks, Nigeria is notable for constant blackout or incessant power supply, so the need for house wives and our mothers to preserve their food stuffs lies in the use of other alternatives to prevent these items from deteriorating. How To Store Some Common Foods Without Refrigeration In this short post, you will be learning how best to preserve some of our common food items without necessarily affecting the quality to an unacceptable level. 1. EGGS: There has been a serious debate particularly between the Americans who believe eggs are to be refrigerated to prevent bacteria proliferation and the Britons who disagree and feels that eggs can be stored at room temperature long enough without leading to bacteria infestation. As this argument continues, a research centre took time to subject these claims to a test and found out that after a period, both storage forms of eggs were free from bacteria and safe to consume. In view of this, it is clear that you can keep your eggs at room temperature on the shelves of your kitchen particularly the Nigerian types that had been vaccinated against salmonella and other bacteria. My simple advice is that without refrigeration, do not buy eggs you do not plan to consume within two weeks. Although, eggs stored at room temperature have been found to store longer than two weeks. 2. MEAT: Staying at quite a distance to the market seem to make many households to imbibe the culture of storing meat as they can not dash out to the meat stores whenever they feel like to purchase fresh meat. So, they buy in bulk. While you cannot trust the electricity situation in Nigeria, the tested ways that can prevent meat spoilage is salting and drying. As a young boy, my mum practices this method when we newly relocated to another environment. The salting inhibits the growth of microbes and pushes out more moisture while the drying eliminates the moisture which usually acts as a conducive environment for bacteria multiplication leading to spoilage. The truth is, nothing taste better than fresh food items. However, avoiding spoilage while still retaining some nutritive value is key. My advice is when you are ready to cook your meat, wash it well in water to remove or reduce the salt concentration. Usually you do not need to add salt to the soups or stews. 3. VEGETABLES: The way to follow in storing vegetables is quite broad and one needs to be extra careful. If you go to the grocery store and pick up any vegetable you find; then, you seem unserious in your quest in keeping vegetables as most of the vegetable displayed are either too ripe or have been infested. You have to be picky. Also, particularly in super store where vegetables are sold, some of them have been refrigerated in the past. So, no form of other storage will help apart from refrigeration. It is advisable to chose your veggies with varying degree of ripeness so that they can be kept at room temperature and last a week or two. It should be noted that vegetables store differently. For leafy veggies, it is smarter to remove the coloured ones to avoid the spread of the colouration. Aerating them will also help in moisture loss and this method can keep them from few days to a week. |
Naija police.. Hmmmmmm Those guys didn't settle before going to operate niyen oh... Issorite! |
I'm telling you... ![]() Or rather....... Attempting to further corrupt an already corrupt marshal simplynola: |
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