₦airaland Forum

IllegalMoney:
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/08/trader-arrested-naming-pet-dog-buhari/

oblo:
So.. like I said his cage system is quite unique like I said as I have not seen it anywhere. Its built on a stilt like structure and there is a sloping aluminum v-shaped gutter meant to catch the feaes and urine. Its almost self cleaning as the urine flows away from underneath the cages while for any pellets of feases left is washed or rather flushed from the top or beginning of the slope with just a bowl of water. It flows to the end and for him channelled to a gutter as waste. (I don't intend wasting mine o...with all the knowledge about rabbit urine and faeces as very good fertiliser...composting is the way to go here..dry season no far again and sack farming beckons )


I would rely heavily on information from the web and other experienced individuals.

No man is an island of information and as usual..two or more heads are better than one.

Cc pavore9, Graceglory and co..

Its very easy and not stressful as you don't have to be sweeping and cleaning all the time and less time consuming.

Some pics attached

Thisis2raw:
I chose not hold a convo doesn't mean I don't know what to tell you and more over when comes to education bro I was given the best my parents. I don't know why you miscreants always think one didn't get a good education like you people.
Now let me tell you something.

Even if this is to boost the economy they are sectors that needs this fund more badly than real Estate.

(1) the agricultural sector needs this funds badly
(2) the mining sector needs this funds badly
(2) the health sector needs this funds badly
Not this real Estate bullshxt

HungerBAD:
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/08/chief-joseph-yobo-discloses-reason-behind-visit-president-buhari/

TheFreeOne:
BY JIMITOTA ONOYUME PORT HARCOURT –

PRESIDENT Ijaw National Congress, INC , Chief Charles Harry has assured that it could resolve the challenges of militancy in the Niger delta region within 30 days if the Federal Government ceases hostilities in the region.

Speaking yesterday at the secretariat of the apex Ijaw body in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, the newly sworn in national president, Chief Harry warned against use of military force in the region, saying the area had lost enough youths.

“We ask for peace to return to the region;shooting and bombings can be resolved in 30 days,“ he said.

He said the Federal Government also had a role to play for enduring peace to reign in the region, stressing that it should take steps to redress challenges of underdevelopment in the area.

: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/08/ijaw-leaders-promise-resolve-militancy-crisis-30-days/?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter

FriendChoice:
http://saharareporters.com/2016/08/12/nigerias-drug-law-enforcement-agency-arrests-three-suspected-cocaine-smugglers-lagos

Islie:
http://punchng.com/man-drugged-dumped-nigeria-two-months-swiss-jail/

sixtuschimere:
Gunmen attack Ekiti PDP spokesman

The Publicity Secretary of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Ekiti State, Mr Jackson Adebayo, was on Friday night attacked by three armed men in Ado-Ekiti, the state capital.

Narrating his experience on Saturday after receiving treatment at a private hospital, Jackson, whose head was smashed with gun butt, said he was accosted by three armed men on a motorbike at Federal Housing Estate area of the town at about 9pm on Friday.

"I was going for a vigil in the church when three armed men on a motorbike accosted me. Two of them came down with their guns and started shooting sporadically. They started smashing my head against the hard asphalt on the road and the man on the bike ordered them to shoot me, but the men said they should leave me.
D Dogs is demanding for their Bones.

"I wouldn't describe it as a robbery case because apart from my phone and tablet that they took, the money they found when they ransacked my pockets, was returned. Few days ago, I issued a press release on the purported trip of Mrs Aisha Buhari to America on behalf of our party and I started receiving threat calls on my phones.

"The callers were threatening me to leave the woman alone and few day later, this happened. We are in a democracy and we have the right to speak as a party. If anybody thinks by engaging in violence they can silence us and our party, they are mistaken. We are for the people and the voice of the people is the voice of God," he said.

Also commenting on the development, the State Chairman of PDP, Mr Gboyega Oguntuase, accused the opposition All Progressives. Congress (APC) of formenting violence in the state.

"APC are known for eliminating those against them. They killed no fewer than 12 people when they were in government here. From Chief Awolumate who was killed in Omuo-Ekiti, to Ayo Jeje and Juliana Adewumi who were killed in Erijiyan.

They also killed Foluso Ogundare in Emure-Ekiti to Chief Omolafe Aderiye that they killed in Ado-Ekiti, their stock in trade is murder of opposition figures.

"Since they have started to go for my executive and party members, we are calling on the people of the state and God to save us from their hands. They have failed to alleviate the economic woes in Nigeria and as far as we are concerned, we are committed to our goal of making Ekiti a better place to live in and we are for peace," he said.

Source: http://www.trezzyblog.com/2016/08/see-photos-of-ekiti-pdp-spokesman.html

dainformant:
Akwa Ibom workers have taken the bull by the horns by fasting and praying over their long standing predicament. The teachers who got their appointment letter from State Secondary education board (SUBEB) but are yet to posted or their salaries paid since April 2015 -gathered at Ibom Plaza, Uyo in Akwa Ibom today too seek the face of God -so as to change their situation.. See photos below;

Source; http://www.nationalhelm.net/2016/08/akwa-ibom-workers-embark-on-fasting-and.html

Dragonking:
How can the farmers know that this government means business when 2016 budget is yet to be implemented since and we are in August leaving only 4 months left? Na wa for your level of reasoning o.

Dragonking:
First question, where did I state that buhari that buhari should never go near agriculture? Question 2: how can buhari develop the agric sector when the budget is yet to be implemented and funded due to massive corruption, fraud and padding of this very government?

rummeh:
http://punchng.com/man-murders-wifes-lover-matrimonial-bed/

Islie:
http://punchng.com/bank-manager-accomplice-divert-customers-n14m/

Dragonking:
It is obvious you are a northerner who wants to support Buhari even when it is obvious. If GEJ didnt do poo in the agric sector like you stated earlier, tell us why Buhari wants to adopt his concept and strategies.

Read here : https://www.naij.com/484795-agric-policy-buhari-promises-to-adopt-gejs-strategies.html

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/02/goodluck-jonathan-agriculture-revolution/

Also, the 2016 budget is yet to be Implemented or funded so please give us a comprehensive report on how Buhari developed the agric sector?

Omooba77:
Last Wednesday, August 26, The PUNCH newspaper carried a story on its inside pages of workers protesting the continued closure of their cocoa-processing factory by Asset Management Corporation. ‘Workers protest factory closure, beg AMCON’ read the headline. The factory, Multi-trex Integrated Foods Plc, has been shut down by AMCON since June 26, after prolonged AMCON intervention (since 2011) that failed to restore the ailing company to good health.The Multi-trex case is a sad one. The company, within a very short space of its existence, became the exemplar of indigenous industry, showcase-able to the world of what Nigerians are capable of achieving if they put their minds to it. Multi-trex stood tall and clean, growing with impressive gallop to put an end to the anomaly of the country exporting its raw materials only to reimport them as foreign manufactured products.Multi-trex, from its very humble one-man cocoa business beginning of some years back, grew to employing hundreds of workers from the lowly unskilled to the highly skilled and management cadre, and becoming listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange a few years ago to earn the PLC like a badge of protection it should be but isn’t. Conspicuous on the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, the huge factory complex (on the left-hand side right after the famous “longest bridge” on leaving Lagos), was a beehive of activities and bubble until a couple of months ago when the “bubble burst” literally, with red inscriptions all over its walls visible from the expressway affirming the surreal lifelessness of the factory on the orders of the almighty AMCON.Let me quickly make a necessary disclosure: I am related to the founder/CEO of the company in question by marriage. Mr. Dimeji Owofemi is married to my niece, Monisola, whose mum, Mrs. Ajibike Ayeni (nee Fagbenle), is my eldest sister. But I assure my readers that my “intervention” in this matter is based on what I know of the company and what I believe the company represents for Nigeria and Nigeria’s desire to stimulate indigenous manufacturing.To move on, manufacturing business in Nigeria is almost tantamount to masochism; a business meant for those who simply enjoy inflicting pain upon themselves. Generally, it is treacherous and, depending on its scale, it is even a foolhardy adventure considering the myriad of peculiarly Nigerian hurdles, human and systemic, to surmount.But as far as the protesting Multi-trex workers are concerned, AMCON is the ‘bad guy’ that has come to deprive them of their livelihood. Some of the placards read: “AMCON please settle with our management and save our posterity;” “Save our families from hunger and increasing debt;” “We are willing to work, AMCON please reopen our factory;” etc. Multi-trex Management also views AMCON’s intervention that has now ended in the shutdown of the factory as premature, extreme, and unfortunate. The former Management of AMCON is blamed for this and an ulterior motive is impugned, which Multi-trex hopes the in-coming AMCON leadership should be wary of, lest it got misadvised into perpetuating an “injustice” and killing indigenous entrepreneurship that should be encouraged and supported.The nature and scale of the Multi-trex business deserves a little bit of mention to understand the magnitude of business entrepreneurship at stake. It is a wholly indigenous company with over 1,000 Nigerian shareholders. The installed capacity of its two factories, with 65,000 metric tonnes, cocoa processing equipment and machinery for manufacturing chocolate bars, chocolate drinks, etc, is the largest in the country. The first factory, launched by President Olusegun Obasanjo in 2006 has 15,000 tonnes capacity. The second factory also on the same site has a capacity for 50,000 tonnes. I am proud to say I was present and participated at its launch in 2009; jointly opened by Pastor E. A. Adeboye (General Overseer of The Redeemed Christian Church of God), and Alhaji Sa’ad Abubakar, the Sultan of Sokoto, and witnessed by Governor Gbenga Daniel.The company’s production of chocolate bars and spread was inaugurated in 2012 by President Goodluck Jonathan, and it has a capacity to produce over 30 million pieces of 16.5g bars per annum. Its chocolate beverage powder drink plant was inaugurated in 2013 by the then Minister of Agriculture, Dr. Akinwumi Adesina, now President-elect of African Development Bank. Its recently completed chocolate beverage liquid drink plant will manufacture over 16 million units of 30cl plastic bottles chocolate drink per annum.Apparently, Multi-Trex, as to be expected, owed banks hugely, the severest being N8.5 billion unpaid loans owed Skye Bank as of 2011. AMCON came in then and bought over the Skye Bank loan. Multi-Trex finance man, David Obijole, argued that the move was wrong in the first place as the company was still servicing the loan when AMCON bought it. “AMCON was supposed to buy non-performing loans from banks,” he says in the statement published in The PUNCH. “But our company’s loan was still performing when AMCON bought it over from Skye Bank Plc.”Matters became complicated as a result of later CBN directive, barring banks from further lending to companies indebted to AMCON above N5m. Multi-Trex operations became stifled and asphyxiated, a position corroborated by Mrs. Mobola Sanya, Head, Human Capital and Administration Services. “The company has been handicapped since 2011 when AMCON bought over our loan facility,” she said. “The company has not been able to access working capital thereby unable to pay back the debt it is owing AMCON. This has led to mass retrenchment of over 200 workers of the company and 50 other employees have been sent on compulsory leave without pay. About 70 staff members have not been paid salaries for 11 months. This has brought hardship to the affected workers and their numerous dependants with attendant loss of revenue to the country through export and foreign exchange generation.”PROSHARE, a financial information, intelligence and analyst services firm that claims to have investigated the Multi-Trex case, says on its portal: “That Multi-Trex Integrated Foods Plc, the flagship of the Nigerian cocoa-processing sub-sector, is today closed for business is unimaginable, with about 200 persons rendered unemployed and the modern processing plant and equipment exposed to vandalisation and disuse.“What immediately stood out as we embarked on this exercise was the undeniable trail of ‘institutional failures’ that laid the foundation for the shut-down of an otherwise viable entity and the wrongful tagging of an otherwise quality management that can hold its own within the ‘Trade Finance’ community as inept.” It went further: “The questions, concerns and inquisition were many. So, what went wrong? Who was culpable? How could a company that raised so much money, had an ultra-modern firm launched by the President, State Governor and Bank executives get to a stage of stagnation? What happens to investors now? The more we searched for answers, the more we saw how a series of policy changes, administrative inertia and indifference frustrated a well-intentioned entrepreneurial endeavour, a situation not helped by the regulatory framework that allowed the transfer of a performing loan to AMCON where new financial rules ensured it had no access to working capital legitimately.”Proshare corroborates Obijole’s opinion above, saying, “The (Multi-Trex’s) downturn was precipitated by the decision of Skye Bank Plc to place the Multi-Trex expansion-driven long-term loan with AMCON at a time it was performing which in consonance, the bank justified was motivated by the “…need to free-up liquidity for the bank, especially on the long dated exposure.”It continued in its blistering damnation of the system that kills that which should be protected: “This Multi-Trex case therefore offers much more than a story about the collapse of a company – it is the ultimate poster sign of all that was wrong with our financial markets, regulatory environment (lack of nexus between fiscal and monetary policies driving economic goals) and harnessing of resources to build a non-oil economy for Nigeria.”What is required now is whatever can save a company like Multi-Trex from going under. The new AMCON leadership could investigate and take a more lenient look. So, could the Central Bank of Nigeria provide a waiver, probably with the intervention of the Presidency in the manner it has done for the “distressed” states? Multi-Trex represents more than itself and the hundreds of workers and their dependants whose livelihoods are on the line.It is, as PROSHARE says, “The flagship of the Nigerian cocoa-processing sub-sector.” It deserves to live for all our sakes. And that’s saying it the way it is!

http://www.punchng.com/columnists/tunde-fagbenle-saying-it-the-way-it-is/multi-trex-the-cocoa-factory-that-must-not-die/

Freegift75:
There was wild jubilation in the commercial town of
Onitsha on Thursday after the federal government,
through the Attorney-General and Minister of Justice,
released all members of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, who have been in detention.

They were earlier arrested by various security agencies in Aba, Abia state, during their prayer rally in February.

A statement issued to newsmen Thursday in Onitsha, by IPOB’s Media and Publicity Secretary, Emma Powerful confirmed that their members had been released.

He said all IPOB members worldwide under the
leadership of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, the Director of Radio Biafra were commending the Attorney-General of the Federation, AGF and all those who had common sense to understand that all those arrested in Aba must be released.

Powerful described the freedom of their members as a good omen for the birth of Biafra.




www.dailypost.ng/2016/08/11/biafra-jubilation-fg-releases-detained-ipob-members/?utm_source=dlvr.it_dp1&utm_medium=facebook

siryomecs:
How many do u need
Matured?
Call me on 07034355644 or 08058901638. Or whatssap
Yomi farms

bbmoringa:
i have pure white of newzealand & mixed breed flemish in ado ekiti,if d quantity is reasonable,i can supply you in ph.

JuliettaBitch:
By Michael Eboh



http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/08/14-months-fg-yet-fix-refineries/

mmmustapha:
Nigeria is fast becoming lawless country due the infested diseases of hatred, poverty, bigotry and unemployment putting on us by this present Administration. PDP is the Answer. Vote Malam ABUBAKAR MUSTAPHA As PDP National Secretary to slay the devils and bring back our lost glory.