martineverest:
atletico don't have any defender...they all left as free agents,except t Hernandez that was sold to bayern

daddytime:
Ike later caught the two both of them..

You be real ode blogger wanna be

expert234:


Are you saying , the benue Judas is a asshole?

post=80329391:

Borrow little sense from your 5 year old nephew pls.
Atleast you are no longer a little boy at 16.
Grow up.

Now, go and return mummy's phone.
Good boy!

MummySilver:
Mercy's ass is fake surgery ass. Tacha's own is real. No comparison

kenzysmith:
Lies i watch d match he was only dissapointed and start mormiring he left obiedently

mmb:
Aliko Dangote, president of Dangote Group, will own 50,000 cows by 2019, and produce 500 million litres of milk per year.

The group, principally owned by Africa’s richest man, plans to invest $3.8 billion in sugar and rice and $800 million in dairy production in the next three years.

According to World Health Organisation (WHO) estimates, Nigeria needs about 1.5 billion litres of milk annually.

US department of agriculture also puts Nigeria’s “insufficient” milk import at $225 million per year, stating that the country’s dairy market has a potential in excess of $3 billion.

With Dangote’s drive, the group will produce a third of the country’s ideal demand and nearly all of its current import.

According to Bloomberg, the company seeks to expand and deal with a shortage of dollars needed to import raw materials.

The conglomerate plans to increase its production of sugar to 1.5 million metric tonnes a year by 2020 from 100,000 tons now and is seeking to add 1 million tonnes of rice.

In an interview on Tuesday, Edwin Devakumar, executive director at Dangote, said lack of foreign exchange means companies need to invest in local agriculture to help meet demand for food from Nigeria’s population of more than 180 million.

“All raw sugar has to be imported today, same thing for flour milling,” Bloomberg quoted Devakumar to have said.

Dangote, whose cement unit is Nigeria’s biggest listed company, has been investing in agriculture as the country’s government seeks to diversify away from oil, which accounts for 90 percent of the nation’s export earnings and the bulk of revenue.

The economy, which plunged into its first recession in a quarter-century last year amid falling crude prices, is forecast by the World Bank to expand by 1.2 percent this year.

Dangote plans to cultivate 350,000 hectares (864,850 acres) of land for sugar cane and add 200,000 hectares for rice, according to Devakumar.

The company has ordered five plants for sugar milling and 10 for rice from Switzerland to be located in the north of the country, he said.

https://www.thecable.ng/dangote-50000-cows-produce-500m-litres-milk-2019/amp

Femeto:
The new governor is senseless. What he did is very wrong. Even if the property is for the government he should have done it in a better way.

Angelfrost:
Nice pix... And it came to pass, that Pharaohs let the people go. North Africa once again gave way for the real Africans.

South Africa has probably handed the trophy to Super Eagles.

alexis17:
who grammar help? Dey look for mistake up and down why ur mate dey hammer

koyyess:
This babe's bought butt looks like tumour.

But who am I to judge her?

If it makes her happy and confident, fine.

phransix2:


U feel say them never add am? No to dey chop am dey go jare

fykes:

Well I got d x on my right palm and truly my life is replete with spirituality.... I can go on and on about knowing Things vérité they happen. Sometîmes My life is like one big déjà vu.