₦airaland Forum

ENOCHEUNICE:
Thanks bro, don't mind the mr know all.From all indications,there are factors that should make one consider it as grants and not loans. @ ayus the submission of biz is not d next stage yet.No in-class training yet. Just keep praying that we are selected alongside the 5000. May God see us through.

I hope you are successful.

iHart:
like I said earlier, I am not here to prove or disprove op's claim. But I have my reservations. However, when people raise concerns like this, as an author, you try to reach out to them and find out where the problem is. I am an author too, when people call me to complain about the information in my book, I don't hesitate to reach them to get their review.

about affording a plodder,... We have local ones someone can get, however its not just about getting a plodder, its also about getting other machines/equipment that will serve the plodder. ...and there is always a shorter cut. Maybe I will just tell my story this January so people can be inspired to do exploit.

Plz I need local plodder, let us chart

Sorry for replying so late.
I guess you are writing this April Diet?
If yes,do you care for past questions? I have 3 of them.

Plz help bilal4riid13@gmail.com. Thanks

guiddoti:
If you need links to PhD thesis of various universities particularly UK and few USA, I may guide you to the link. Its only for PhD candidate/ researcher.

Plz I need one

wip7:
MY Recent Publications: Metal-organic Frameworks Nanocapsule for Degradation of Toxic herbicides and Organochlorinated Pesticides: Artificial Network Modeling Approach

Plz put me tru on publication. I want to make one

8701mayor:
Nice sir.
Please kindly forward the list of the free journals to me too. dada_richardmayowa@yahoo.com

Kindly help me with free journal too

SalamRushdie:
Bro that's just his turnover his profit will be far less ..I am happy for him but this is not a good reason to relect Buhari

Is one of my reason to continue giving benefits of doubt to Buhari,
Farming now can give you more than 200% profit.

samuelklch:
Please also send past question to my box;samuelkelechi@rocketmail.com

please help me too bilal4riid13@gmail.com

SalamRushdie:
Good for him The only problem is that Buharis Govt has devalued the Naira so much that 1 million naira is now 2700 dollars while under the last govt it would have been 7000 dollars ..

the bottom line has he ever made 2700 dollar that he is so proud.

seyilapy:
Yes please lets have a whatsapp group.

Please is anyone with september 2017 past questions?

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sdindan:

If you will understand

There is no denying what is obvious. Herdsmen have attacked rural communities in different parts of Nigeria. The attacks are often brutal; the attackers would surround a village in the dead of night, shoot indiscriminately and set fire to huts. The killing is also indiscriminate; they kill anyone they can find, make the rest of the community to flee, then melt away into the hills and bushes almost without trace. The police almost never find the culprits.
Members of the sacked community then run to the authorities for help, telling gory tales and claiming they were attacked without the slightest provocation. Political leaders, escorted by heavily armed policemen and soldiers, then arrive at the scene, pressmen in tow. They condemn the heinous deed, inspect the damage done and promise to send help to the victims, which they hardly ever do. Armed policemen are then posted to “guard” the sacked community, a case of locking the stables after the horses had bolted. Sacked community members then languish in IDP camps, with scant food and water supplies and after many months of fruitless wait they slowly drift back to their communities to try to rebuild their lives.
Meanwhile, the politicians make much capital out of it, but only where the attacks are along the country’s ethnic, regional and religious fault lines. Even though criminal killings are going on in many parts of Nigeria, newspapers shout the loudest only when some sides of the divide carry out atrocities. Otherwise there is little media interest and there is no political capital to be derived from the killings. Where the herdsmen themselves or their ethnic, regional or religious kinsmen find themselves at the receiving end, as happened in Mambilla and Numan, the dominant news media takes little interest in happenings and sees it as either a case of just deserts or, where both combatants are from the wrong ethnic and religious divides as in Zamfara, as dog-eat-dog.
Where the herdsmen are involved, the sacked farming communities always say that the attacks were unprovoked. Most reporters do not bother to question this claim. That an attack was unprovoked could be true only in a certain context; most of the women, children and the elderly in the attacked communities did nothing to the herdsmen and probably did not even know that anyone else offended them. Yet, to the herdsmen themselves, every attack that they launch is a “reprisal” attack. That they leave thousands of villages along their routes untouched and sneak upon some specific ones suggests that somebody in that community did something; either killed a herdsman or rustled some cattle.
Part of the problem we have is that the herdsmen live in another age and they have different rules of engagement from the one most of us are used to. For example, the ugly notion that when someone offends them, every member of his village ---woman, child, aged and infirm---is fair game in a reprisal attack is deeply offensive to modern value systems, not to mention United Nations conventions. But then, the herdsmen never read any UN convention. The bad news is, herdsmen are not alone in their ignorance of UN war conventions. During this country’s frequent inter-communal clashes, tribal militiamen on all sides are brutal and indiscriminate killers and they kill more people with clubs, spears and Dane guns than Europeans and Americans can kill with tanks and fighter planes, hence the notion of “high-tech, low casualty wars” and “low tech, high casualty wars.”
Equally problematic is the lack of statute of limitations in the herdsmen’s rules of engagement. Their “reprisal” attack could be for a deed that was committed many years ago. Many villages in Southern Kaduna State came under attack in 2012, a year after the 2011 post-election violence. From all indications the herders were avenging for their kinsmen who were killed in Southern Kaduna villages in 2011 when the violence that started in the state’s northern parts spilled over into Southern Kaduna. The same thing happened in Plateau State arising from the violence that followed the November 2008 local government elections. Long after urban folks had sheathed their swords, herdsmen sneaked up on villages for revenge.
The notion promoted by politicians and the mass media that herdsmen are all out to eliminate Tivs, Southern Kaduna natives, Middle Belters or Christians is a political stretching of the fact because the herdsmen hardly know that there is a “North Central geopolitical zone,” much less aim to extinguish it. Despite their supposed ethnic affiliation to Shehu Dan Fodio, most of today’s herdsmen practice Islam only nominally and are pre-occupied with survival, not religion. Those who say that herdsmen have a “Jihadist” agenda are accusing the wrong party because the herders themselves need a second coming of Dan Fodio to revive their religious practice.
Since 2012 Fulfulde-speaking bandits have killed far more people and sacked far more villages in Zamfara State than they did in Benue State. How come no one said they were trying to wipe out Zamfara State, North West zone, Hausawa or Muslims? Exactly the same brutal methods used against Benue villages were used against many villages in Zamfara State, in southern Katsina State and in the forested areas of north-western Kaduna State, Birnin Gwari Emirate. In most cases it was “reprisal” attack because local vigilantes killed or captured some bandits.
Prof Wole Soyinka went so far as to say that the herdsmen have declared war on Nigeria. How could they do so, when most of them are hardly aware that Nigeria exists? They have probably never seen a map of Nigeria. They do not know a local, national or international boundary when they cross one. What they know of Geography is what they gleaned the hard way by marching up and down the country with the seasons. Herdsmen were out of the loop with regards to government’s health, educational, housing, water or power projects over many decades. Now the chicken are coming home to roost.
Despite the neglect, the herders that I knew when growing up in my hometown respected state authority, the traditional aspect of it. They were always a very visible presence in alkali courts, police stations and traditional rulers’ courts trying to settle disputes. They report offenders to these places and they are also regularly reported to these places. Gaunt Fulani Ardos stroll in and out of courts, looking peaceable, walking unsteadily, speaking in low tones, greeting everyone along the way, generous with their kolanuts, always asking for directions, armed only with sticks. These days it is different; too many of them have acquired firearms in response to the challenge of cattle rustlers, no thanks to our inability to police our ports and borders.
Evidence abounds in recent years that the pastoral society has undergone a physical and value-system breakdown, much like the rest of Nigerian society. When a friend first told me fifteen years ago that the armed men that robbed him on the highway were pure Fulani ethnics, I found it very hard to believe, except that every Hausa speaker knows the Fulfulde accent very well. Soon afterwards I began to hear more and more stories about Fulani youths being the robbers on the Abuja-Kaduna and Abuja-Lokoja-Okene highways. Now there is no doubt about it; most of the kidnappers on the Abuja-Kaduna and Birnin Gwari highways are Fulani ethnics, not to mention the Zamfara bandits who are often well known to their victims.
So there is a crisis at hand in which climate change, population pressure, influx of small arms into Nigeria, the criminality of other ethnic groups as well as government’s total neglect of a large community’s needs over several decades have come together in a very combustible mixture. Among the suggested solutions already on the table is Wantaregh Paul Unongo’s idea of raising a Tiv national army.

sarrki:
Defeating ipobs

Delivered oweto road

Lagos Ibadan railway ongoing

State house marina now belongs to Lagos

Maiduguri - Kano nearing completion

2nd Niger bridge to be delivered march 2019

Food security

Boko haram been curtailed

Ibadan - Ilorin nearing completion

Enugu to Awka work in top gear

Raised our savings to 39.8billion USD

Curtailed frivolous spending

Power generation from 2000 plus to 5600 plus

Investors coming in

Banks are safe

Out of recession

Curtailed ipobs

Sarrki you really NAILLED them, I read their replies no body is attacking the message.
ADDITIONS
two years youth npower
5000 naira to most vulnerable
School feeding

nairavsdollars:
Unless APC rigs, i dont see how Atiku will not win the 2019 presidential election

Atiku and Buhari will share Northern votes

Atiku will capture South South and South East

Both men will also share South West vote
#teamatikulate

Smile, now that you have console yourself.

BMCSlayer:
The way he used to play ball into the goal post, we will play Buhari like that back to Daura.

The way u Carry Buhari matter on urself no b small, it's sad that u have to deal with it for long time. APC may be defeated in time to come, bt not Buhari. B realistic and Get urself life. ��

miqos02:
Devil

R

princenomics:
My washing soap, ready for distribution

plz can u take me through hw i can make soap like this. the one i made is not good looking like this

thesicilian:
Lol. Where is the mammoth crowd?

The op say CROWD

JoNach:
Just imagine !! No regard for women in the north , that's why they marry as many as they wish to. He should go and try this with Edo or Warri girl, what you'll hear is that "he has been buried according to islamic rites"

How many women councilors do you have in warri?

realborn:
Not apt.

There is still no clearly defined smart, measurable, achievable, realistic and timebound strategic plan.

I strongly feel the Buhari led government is scared of making any significant impact. Quite ironic ! Otherwise, why not explore quick wins while planning on the big wins?

Instead it is a continuous state of sloth, torpor and languor from the laughing President and his gyrating team

Plz help me with examples of quick wins. Thanks

sdindan:
Quota system comes to mind

English is only a language like French, Chinese etc

sdindan:
Quota system comes to mind

English is only a language like French, Chinese etc

iphy42:
I used what we call soap dish as the mould. You can get them anywhere they sell plastics

Plz pictures, thanks

chymer:
Hi guys,

This is our first batch from the eBook , its hard, it leathers so well, and finally it sold out already.

Thanks @Op, and the whole house who keep this thread alive.

Warmest regards from Kebbi State.



Nota:
Our only problem now is mold, anybody with information on how to buy or construct one should help please

Just emailed you sir.

RealityShot:
Here are 8 batches of soap since 11th January 2017!

Yes.. The space is for batch 7, it's still in the mold since 31st January! Lol

The orange ones are bath soaps

Thank you Strongbest

P.S: am still planning for liquid soap,
I want to manufacture and sell that full time.

How bathing soap is produced, thanks in advance

CosmeticChemist:
I sent you a mail.

bilal4riid13@gmail.com, op iam waiting...

nastycgolden:
Four criminals are caught and are to be punished.The judge allows them to be freed if they can solve a puzzle. If they do not, they will be hung. They agreed.
The 4 criminals are lined up on some steps (shown in picture). They are all facing in the same direction. A wall separates the fourth man from the other three.
So to summarise :
Man 1 can see Man 2 and Man 3.
Man 2 can see Man 3.
Man 3 can see none of the others.
Man 4 can see none of the others.

The criminals are wearing hats. They are told that there are two white hats and two black hats. The men initially don’t know what colour hat they are wearing. They are told to shout out the colour of the hat that they are wearing as soon as they know for certain what colour it is.

They are not allowed to turn round or move. They are not allowed to talk to each other. They are not allowed to take their hats off.

Who is the first person to shout out and why?

Criminal 1 can see 2 & 3, so he is 50% sure that he's wearing black/white, then criminal 2 is 100% sure he's wearing black /white based on criminal 1 assertion, then criminal 3 is 50% sure wearing black /white finally criminal 4 is 100% sure wearing black /white based on criminal 3 assertion.

[quote author=honniemail post=62053861][/quote]U miss it, the guy tot only rich women dress like this.

IamPatriotic:
I supported Buhari during the last election because I wanted changes, if I had wanted the status quo to remain, I would have settled for Jonathan, if I'm not mistaken according to you, Buhari only came to power for his own interests and not to improve on anything, lols.

Since the damage is large, there should be priority only. Technically pdp left Nigeria nothing working. So to get effective results u only concentrate on some damages.

nwaanambra1:
truth be told - islam is for the poor!

haba lets be honest! see the wife of the emir - a supposed leader of the entire muslim faithfuls in kano as a whole and his wife is dressed like this even showing her legs and smiling openly like this instead of wearing masquerade and nobody tagged it harram!


if it is a poor muslim man's wife or daughter she will be expected to wear hijab and hand socks plus leg socks!


Allahu akbar!! Allah kiaye!!! Harram!

Bros this is house dress, she can never come out like this, and poor women too dress like this in their houses, they just don't have privilege to be known.

9jakohai:
Because....inflation

Many often ask why government’s don’t print more money to deal with the problem of national debt.

The reason is that printing more money doesn’t increase economic output in any way – it merely causes inflation.

Suppose an economy produces £10 million worth of goods; e.g. 1 million books at £10 each.
If the government doubled the money supply, we would still have 1 million books, but people have more money. Demand for books would rise, and firms would push up prices.
The most likely scenario is that if the money supply were doubled, we would have 1 million books sold at £20. The economy is now worth £20 million rather than £10 million. But, the number of goods is exactly the same.
We can say that the increase in GDP is a money illusion. – True you have more money, but if everything is more expensive, you are not any better off.
In this simple model, printing more money has made goods more expensive, but hasn’t changed the quantity of goods.

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https://www.economicshelp.org/blog/634/economics/the-problem-with-printing-money/

See what happened in ZImbabwe and Germany 1919-24

What of printing 16b dollars >equivalent} needed for the Eastern rail that Amechi say no money.

zombieHUNTER:
You can say that again Infact any supporter of buhari is an enemy of progress

Who should we support? Atiku or Fayose.