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geeez: Another Bianca

with wow C.V!

jmaine: Mehn !! The babe set die . . . . .

I cough, bros small, small na mother of 3 children whey dey universities, na im u dey call babe.

Just got it from http://scialert.net/abstract/?doi=pjn.2011.190.194. from the article it is sold somewhere in Delta state and the local nick-name is “hospital too far"

I have tried looking for it while back in Lagos. I got introduced to it on moving to Kenya, it is daily eaten here and it seems many kenyans grow it in their gardens. When next I head back to Nigeria, will pick up a pack of kale seedlings for just N200, hoping immigration will not think l dey traffic stuff.

one comment-front page. lt is well.

Pictures says so much. A different view of Lagos.

Nokio1: we cook it like that becos thats how Flora Lugard thought us! Off i go b4 am tempted to write ETT!

which Flora? she enter kitchen when she dey Nigeria?

The architecture of some minds no dey easy to analyse, so person siddon use calculator calculate this runz.

When 8th of December reach, another round go begin

welcome back home! have had issues with them even filed my complaint at their office at the MMIA and the travelling agency l use (wakanow) they did not address the issue as expected.

temper dey rise o! Please is anyone's Salvation tied to Catholics renouncing their faith or does it affect GEJ's chance in 2015? if nairaland exists this day 2113, na the same CATHOLICS MUST REPENT. e tire me o!

Abeg leave us to relate with the Blessed Virgin Mary as we so deem, lt is a spiritual something.

I alone know what my life's journey has been like and l have every reason to BOLDLY say HAPPY BIRTHDAY MOTHER MARY!

oga moderator are u still online? since you started hidding posts, there are some posts that should be hidden that is being allowed to breathe!

@moderator, you hid my post but am consoled by the fact that you equally hid the post l quoted. 1-1.

yes you do and can get it on arrival for $50.

& if your ticket does not cover overnight accommodation in addis, u will pay $20 each for transit visa to enter town to get hotel for the night! or you stay @ the airport till your flight departs at 9a.m the next morning & that is not comfortable.

my kenyan host is into building construction, so at times l visit his various sites & l did grow up in a family that is into construction, am used to sites.am glad is morning flight if it was evening, u will leave nairobi by 6p.m, get to addis by 8

course is going on well, yes l know it is cut from stone as l have been opportuned to visit building sites. is your flight leaving nairobi in the morning or evening?

wishing you all a safe journey back home

the distance between central nairobi and kasarani,is like for those familiar with lagos, ketu to yaba where bus fare is N150 and petrol is N97 per litre but they charge between N80 to N95 depending the time you use it & theirs is N225! what is wrong?

@oolumide, l can relate how you feel now as u are about leaving kenya. that is a deep question u asked, west africa is so different! for me llving in kenya is less stressful and cheaper. despite their petrol is N225 per litre, bus fare is cheaper!

her guardian angel no sleep at all.

uha soup laced with goat meat, isam and smoked fish, there must be uziza in it. then for the accompanying swallow is akpu (foofoo).

@oolumide,have you noticed the exteriors of some of their buildings? the cut stones that require no plastering nor painting, it so beautiful! the monthly house rent system will be a huge relief for a Nigerian as no one is demanding 2 years from you.

l can imagine how happy your kids are with this change of environment. l guess you are getting use to the shape and those paintings on their buses, it is too colourful!

@oolumide, the 7000ksh is for how long?

simply how to operate in a radio studio, presenting etc.

and with those pigs and cattle you have, you have no business buying cooking gas and because you will have so much gas you can easily share it with neighbours. Ideas move the world

No moved on from rice. Currently studying radio production as I want to someday be engaged in dissemenating possibibilities with what we have, especially converting waste to wealth.

@oolumide, you are into Agriculture, that is nice. I was involved in rice production and had to work in different rural communities in the east. That is where I built my confidence in treading new territories. They are some places that seems that no one have ever lived since the creation of the world . I had to experiment with rice husk waste, went to Rice mills where you've got mountains of burnt rice husk lying there as waste. I used the whitish ash which has cement content, mixed it with portland cement and laterite. I made wonderful bricks out of them.