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Emmyk:Post photo. Bless us like Abini blessed you. |
Dtruthspeaker:Answers are sought by seeking and not by being given so one accepts. It is not only ones right to seek answers for oneself, it is the duty of all to seek. I forgot to say, well done. There's only 14 more to go.
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siofra:Go away if you got nothing to sell. This is business. The money making sort. |
Nobleman80: I'm thinking an app for sellers to meet buyers. |
sukar886:You see market? |
IntelChief:Weep for all Nigerians if we have not yet noticed that we are all almajeris in the dark, to some.
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In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth. And the earth was without form, and void; and darkness was upon the face of the deep. And the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters. And the Seeker says, 1. When was the beginning? 2. What is God? 3. What is heaven and earth? 4. How were heaven and earth created? 5. How can the earth be without form and void after being created? 6. How does the deep have a face that darkness was upon? 7. God has a Spirit? 8. What is a Spirit? 9. Water? On a formless void earth? 10. What am I reading? 11. Who wrote it? 12. When was it written? 13. Why was it written? 14. Why am I reading it? 15. Will I ever get to the end of this very big book! And all that from just two verses if read with one's own eye and mind. P.s. This post is not seeking answers. Opinions are however welcome. |
Liker! You are making me to be amused. Commendations too. Abini, you enjoying the cool weather? |
pansophist:Seems you are claiming Christians are going to hell while Muslims are going to heaven. You are aware that some Muslims conveniently justify beheadings and underage marriage with their Islam, right, and that Islam has gay Imams and transgenders and criminals too, or don't Muslims steal no more? Besides, many ignore the warning on the Islamic thread and don't watch their statements and offend the Muslims to the extreme pleasure of their hearts, you'd find, so I don't see how a warning on a non-existent Christian section would make some less of a joke. Personally, I'm pleased there's no oath on Christian threads, and sad at the fact that there's no Christian section even. The Muslim section shows the unity of a people working together, while the lack of a Christian section shows the disunity amongst Christians and the lack of a desire or need to unite and pull resources and work together. That after all, would be like becoming as one people speaking the same language and coming together to make bricks and fire them thoroughly, and if you begin to do that, then nothing you plan to do will be impossible for you to do. Unfortunately, the Christianity of some makes them too confused to make bricks to reach the heavens while some are building rockets to the moon and Mars with their own Christianity. Perhaps we might learn, I hope, from the differences and contradictions. Oh. And by the way. The last image refers to what you done here. Just so you know, from the abundance of the heart and all.
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Pdf might be found to be interesting. https://www.berghahnbooks.com/downloads/OpenAccess/HannerzAfropolitan/9781800732995_OA.pdf
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Seun don become Obidient? He sure took his time! I see you deleted my thread asking why agbado and cassava instead of yam.
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sulaak:I do know we have universities that teach husbandry. Most don't work in it though, and most definitely wouldn't consider butchering as a career. Even you transferred to Agriculture Engineering in the 2 years instead of Agriculture as a butcher. People want cheap so likely can not afford to buy quality meat from a qualified university husbandry butcher, and the university husbandry butcher seems to have not yet found ways to reduce price to affordability or increase cost (by lobbying for policy i.e.), to force cheap uneducated butchers out the market. I wept when Nigerians opposed ranches. Many somehow thought the Fulani cattle herder had enough knowledge to ruga cattle in an enclosement when in fact it would have killed off the uneducated ignorant herders because they would not be able to feed their cattle. It's a health issue. May Dora Akunyili rest in eternal peace. |
feedthenation:Where is that kraken guy to come and see his bamboo! |
Divoc19:I kind of feel more secure delegating such duties to the Ministry of buda instead of trusting other ministries, but after I make the Ministry of Animal Resources trustworthy, then yes. |
CoolUsername:I'm sure she's pro my body my choice being a democrat and all. https://tiaramackdistrict6.com/en/why-im-running |
CoolUsername:I may have watched but I saw a confident woman expressing herself how she wanted without giving a damn about naysayers. After all, how much different is she from a cheerleader you pay to watch at sports events? |
CoolUsername:I guess that's why we say one should use one's brain and mind instead of listening to prophets cloaked as scientists. |
KnownUnknown:I'd be saddened to see you go. This thread allows one to see in action the believing that we discuss elsewhere. They just replace drumgpft and Fox and Qanon for the book etc.
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Luckysbab:One might live by the sea or river and not "those fishes you buy in the market, pre-frozen stage". Vegetables are a valid option if not, unless you'd like to ask me if I have not seen those vegetables you buy in the market, pre-fill this space stage so you may laugh more. |
Musty112:You might. I wouldn't. There are different levels of "educated farmers" just as there are different levels of "local fulani farmers". By the way, do you also think school na scam? |
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I like her queer self.
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doggedfighter:"Bye-bye to meat" is better than bye-bye to living a quality life due to eating infested meat. Fish and vegetables are viable options along with buying meat from reputable butchers instead of cheaper low quality disease and worm infested meat. |
First thing a local cattle herder does with a sick cow is pray. If prayer fails he bleeds it, and if bleeding fails he calls a vet. If vet fails he calls a butcher who slaughters it and sells it for meat. A dead sick cow is worth nothing while a butchered sick cow is bought cheap and sold in the market for full price. Unfortunately, buyers would be buying both the poison the vet fed it plus the poison the vet was trying to cure, which is why we Nigerians should consider buying our meat from university qualified ranch cattle rearers and butchers instead of from illiterate cattle herders. Unfortunately, Nigerians have not yet begun going to university to learn to rear cattle. |
Truthisunique2:Maybe he is becoming Obidient. |
An American has called Nigeria a failed state every time we are about to hold elections, yet Nigeria is still here standing. What's unfortunate is that some Nigerians listen to these Americans and want to believe Nigeria is a failed state even though, first, Nigeria is a country and not a state, and second, by any measure more people are killed and more fraud is perpetrated in America than Nigeria. But I guess the idiot Americans calling Nigeria a failed state know we would not bother checking the stats and want to believe some state called Nigeria has failed. Thankfully, we now have an opportunity to show that we are a vibrant intelligently succeeding people.
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VandalSavage:I have to say that this is the greatest and most amazing effect of Obidience. Ever since we got Peterised with Obidient hearts it's like we have all become decent brain using respectful people. One thing seems to have united is, and I must give the credit to my current president bubu. He ensured the sufferhead was equally distributed between every tribe and religion such that we have now all united to fight the common enemies of insecurity and lack of opportunity. May we make the peace and unity on Nairaland the peace and unity in Nigeria.
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MikoB:Basically, you are saying APC should start to distribute agbado and cassava. Rather too late, don't you think, especially since we'd now rather labour to eat better yam.
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Osun State is the land of yam. We refuse to swap it for agbado and cassava!
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sacajawea:No, I don't believe in Peter Obi. I do believe in myself though to be capable of labouring for the best option and that is my own Obidience. Nothing is better than the destruction of the old guard and the election of a complete outsider.
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I'm thinking an app for sellers to meet buyers.
