₦airaland Forum

Cindypresh:
Kikikikiki

You should go into comedy, you go blow even before your yam😂😂

DaHighLife:
You've noticed I don't respond to you.

A conversation with you has 0 value to me, and I'm very selfish with my time.

Bobloco:
So, he told me that his father dreamt that he was nursing another man’s child and that was the excuse he gave me that day and it went on like that.”

Hatrick01:
where u jam indian

Exousiang01:
You first dey talk about 2-3 years for yam wer be annual crops.
Don't you know yam dies after 1 year?

budaatum:
This is what my people say too that makes them come and harvest my yam early.

DaHighLife:
Indeed.
The fact that I can reasonably suspect that tribalism motivated moderators to ban somebody, combined with my inability to deactivate my account, more than validates my decision.

Exousiang01:
How many tubers have you bought from Zaki By an that you are talking about importing from China.

You want to start importing yam from China because someone stole your yams in Osun.....

Please quick question: Re you Alright?
I mean mentally

Exousiang01:
Its amazing that this dude is posting the pictures of a white man to show the nation who is the largest producer of yam on earth an example....

Konquest:
The stats here on this thread clearly show that Nigeria is indeed a real underachiever when it comes to expanding the commodities value chains for localized consumption and export to the huge Nigerian Diaspora population.

The Ghanaians have mastered the art of TQM and this is why Ghana yams are widely exported in raw form to the UK and the U.S.

meobizy:
Why can’t someone deactivate an account?

Whites Only: Ade’s Extremist Adventure

The Nigerian British journalist Ade Adepitan is impressively open-minded and curious when he becomes the first Black person to spend a week in Orania, a “whites-only” town in South Africa. Orania occupies a strange position in the country – despite regularly being viewed as an attempt to revive or preserve the poisonous ideas underpinning apartheid, it is largely ignored by the South African authorities. As Adepitan speaks to local people, visits a school (where he watches an excruciating play) and gets kicked out of the community’s largest Afrikaner Protestant church, he asks the necessary but uncomfortable questions – and the hostility becomes increasingly palpable.

https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2024/mar/18/tv-tonight-what-happened-when-a-black-broadcaster-visited-a-whites-only-town-in-south-africa

DaHighLife:
IjeBos takes a more high-minded and idealistic approach to this, but he's not necessarily wrong. The implementation of the moderation policy seems inconsistent and capricious.

DaHighLife:
I'm at a loss to explain how a moderator would intervene in this thread solely to address one person's use of the word "idiot" while disregarding others' use of the same term and even harsher language, including tribal slurs.

DaHighLife:
What troubles me further is that Bemeruca is evidently Benalvino3 and continues to post here. It seems everyone, including the moderators, is aware of this. How is it possible that despite using an embedded link to potentially phish for users' IP addresses and admitting to such behavior in the past, along with other things like admitting to identifying users' web browsers and phone numbers, Bemeruca and all his other known aliases have not faced even a temporary vacation? It's deeply disturbing that the moderators appear either unable or unwilling to safeguard the safety of users on this platform.

DaHighLife:
If the moderators are unwilling to moderate effectively, it might be better to leave the platform unmoderated so that users are aware of the risks they're facing.

DaHighLife:
However, I've seen enough. Best of luck.
Edit: To top it off, it appears Nairaland won't even allow me to deactivate my account

Cindypresh:
Oga go and grow your 2yrs yam nau, stop mentioning me.

Make it 5yrs sef, it'll grow bigger

kkins25:
Juju, you know, is relative. 🤣

CodeTemplar:
don't mind some numbskulls. Yams grow well beyond what they are used to. The fact that rain pattern interrupts yam growth in their states and that they are the largest producer has made them conclude that's how yams grow worldwide. Same giant of Africa mentality is what is affecting the one prating with me on Import Substitution.

Let me shock them further. Yams grow better when your propagate them from yam leaves.

EreluRoz:
Avoid men that play chess games, they are very stingy and manipulative.
Marry them and your mental health is at stake

Valoromega:
My wife just recently gave birth to a baby girl, I'm thinking of doing a secret DNA test without my wife finding out.

I find it really hard trusting women even though I'm married, I always think anything can happen.

So far I haven't caught my wife or have any reason to suspect her, but I still want to do it to be on the safer side. And I plan to do it for all my kids before they turn a year old.

I'm i wrong for doing this?

Zonefree:
This your marriage no fit last, stop deceiving yourself.


Having the thought of a DNA test is the first sign of an unstable marriage.

He described his detention by the police as illegal, oppressive and a brazen abuse of power.

SaharaReporters reported on Friday that Justice Olatokun of the High Court in Ikeja had ordered the immediate release of Ayotunde.

This was confirmed to SaharaReporters in a video by his lawyer, Adesina Ogunlana.

However, the police refused to comply with the order.

DaHighLife:
You're arguing to interpret what he said without considering the context of his seven-year-long rhetoric and the advice given by his advisors. My question is why?

bemeruca:
his arrogance is too much.
he could just stay in a basement and not make the media focus on him to win this election but each time he is out there putting up controversies like this, one or two people who wanted to vote for him will change their mind.

Exousiang01:
Hhahahah
He said they continue growing.
Annual crops.....

Cindypresh:
If you did basic agriculture in primary school you'd atleast know about annual, bi-annual and perennial crops.

Go and plant nau, experience is the best teacher.

Cindypresh:
You plan to leave yam underground for 2yrs??

You for harvest debris after 1yr and few months sef

Exousiang01:
Planting yam for two years....
You are obviously not a yam farmer

safarifarms:
Please can you enlighten me on this idea of leaving yam in the soil for 2 years?
What is the objective and expected result?

Thanks