₦airaland Forum

Onegai:
Milkbush

I rarely see people planting this indoors here but almost every professional gardener sells it in Lagos. Now, I'll ask that you avoid this plant until you are a very experienced gardener. Its sap is super-toxic and gushes out once you cut it and easily absorbed through skin and eyes. Repercussions are bad, we are talking anaphylactic symptoms (your eyes will feel like they're burning off and you will have shortness of breathe and all sorts) and you need to go to the hospital to get an Antihistamine shot. The symptoms are worse if you have a latex allergy (which we don't check for here). Professional gardeners abroad recommend using gloves and eye goggles when pruning this plant and scrubbing (yes scrubbing) your hands off afterwards.

Excuzeme:

That is a very BRAVE PASTOR!

He did wrong (if he did) by dipping his hands into church funds but he accepted responsibility and paid the price (even though it was the ultimate price) for his error. That is how honourable people behave.
YOU PAY THE PRICE!.... and only very few "brave and men of dignity" can do that.
He also speared his family the agony of embarrassment of an arrest, trial, e.t.c

Unlike our Politicians who are always trying to escape Justice by lying and bribing.

I wish his family the fortitude to bear the loss but God is more welcoming of this Pastor, than any known Politician alive in Nigeria.

Any society where citizens take responsibility for the criminal misbehaviour (especially stealing) is usually a great society.
Ask the Germans and the Japanese about this.

zaynie:
Dear Cococandy,
Today I tried to make puffpuff your way.
I dreamt of it being golden colored.
Perhaps vanilla flavored.
I checked your recipe that I shared.
I mixed it up buh it didnt have an actual volume of water to use.
I debated whether to ask or use my discretion.

I should have asked


All I got was puffpuff that looked like a wet rag!
Oil wet though.
Maybe I should call them oil puffs
I ate my oilpuffs with tissue paper to squeeze the oil.
My son helped me to eat like a couple.
My husband did not even touch it
I gave some to my neighbours
I won't be surprised or angry if I see them in the bin tomorrow.

Please how much water should I use for 250g of flour.
And how much sugar too?

Thanks.

banmee:
When is the D day? Rice must flow.

banmee:
I don't know who that is but if i was, i would have this ID because i have been banned too often because of my vocal comments on the way Nigerians think. So i decided to open countless id's to express myself. I would have tried to explain to the MOD's that banning doesn't solve anything. All it does is give a bogus membership count. It's not as if there is any monetary value to having one ID. That is if i was this bollinger or whoever that is. Anyway, how've you been?

ezenaija:
So if the Senator has truly infected 3 different women who are confirmed dead from HIV/AIDS complication,is that not a serious act of irresponsibility that ought to be a public interest issue?

banmee:
Mrs Foodo in da house.

tearoses:
Dont worry
Everyone is a JJC including me . . .there are so many flowers out there so one is always learning.
I do both bi annuals and perennials
to get colour for as long as possible, I plant biannual seeds or baby plants and bulbs.
I mainly plant them in containers and mix them so that their flowering times are staggered so I have colour from as early as march to Oct.

Perennials such as roses, Lavatera, lupins, calla lily's, stargazer lilys, hardy fuchsias etc come back year after year.

Vikky014:
My big sis the wife is pregnant and she is the only daughter for christ sake


The other day he opened a thread about how his mum cautioned him bc he helped his pregnant wife to carry their heavy bag..i know if it ws his own mum he wont complain


I think this OP is nagging here

leisuretym:
you are a lucky man! it is better to be having those kind of embarrassment than the well exposed ladies you so desire that will finish you financially or battle with you over your income, my uncle relocated his local wife to Eket when he got a job with mobil, something happened and he lost the job after 7 years, it was the local lady who sustained the family for almost two years before he landed another job with Harliburton in PH, he was stunned by the amount of money the woman has saved when the going was good from cloth and shoes money, she traveled to lagos bought textile materials like Aso oke, Adire and Campala and she started selling to people who already know her with her attitute , you know PH pricing, she was even the one who went to knee down for a woman in their church which made her husband to get the new Job! can the well exposed lady that is busy raising shoulder with others in the church humble herself that way? can she do that when shes busy driving the latest ride in town? my dear the lady you have now is the kind of woman who will support you in any kind of condition , you are lucky shes even educated, see, don't end up in a money driven marriage, don't fall a victim, the best thing you can do is to enroll her in a school in Lagos where she will be rolling with classic people, either for a certificate course or diploma , that will polish her as your job changed you too, you are only feeling this way because you got the exposure before her, what if it happened the other way round?
am sure she will get over it in a little while! when my uncle enrolled his wife in school , her course mates were laughing at her, but when they realized shes a big woman , they became friend with her, teaching her how to dress, trending fashion and all that, her children love her so much, they now watch Telemundo together !

Yomieluv:
my wife works in the island,and stays with her weekdays,and comes home on Fridays to avoid stress,and since her place isn't far from her office.

The only weekend i have with my wife,she's there again.

Haba,make i enjoy my wife na alone.-walk naked,,cuddle her etc,she won't let me do that with her presence. Lol

ifyalways:
@Emboldened, If your flower no gree bloom, just find yam/cocoyam plant. Those ones don't need any TLC and will come out fine with little or no effort from you.

Marxxx:
You are very funny. You talk love like is something you just get. I am not social. And can be very unfriendly though I try to be polite. I don't know what you are talking about when you talk about love. I have not lusted or craved for an another lady before let alone infatuation or love.? You are really very funny

Gasout:
Enough of the insults. We are all in learning process. I think a lesson has be learnt. My perception has change. Thank u all...

Onegai:
Well, if one decides to be slutty and send her man a picture of this and a picture of an Indian Head Ginger for Valentine's day, I'm sure he'll know what is happening that night

Onegai:
Butterfly Pea Vine

It has the most delicious name, ladies.

Get ready... (clears throat):

"Clitoria Ternatea". Because apparently they said the flowers resemble lady parts.

Scientists are Hot, it is clear to see. Why else will all these naughty names exist to name flowers??

So, I saw a Butterfly Pea vine today in Ikoyi. Really pretty! It's a vine and a climber, so you must plant this and support it with an arch or a doorway or metal arch because it can't stand on its on. It likes moisture. The flowers give a beautiful blue dye which is used as food colouring and its fruits are peas. So it's safe and edible. It actually improves soil quality when you plant it. So it's a good plant, just remember, water and an arch for support.

Btw, the gardener selling this plant called it "roseling". She had zero idea of what it was

tearoses:
I do all my gardening myself coco
I look after the church as well
The only thing I don't do is cut grass
its not very stressful at all
Its quite relaxing actually
Its even more exciting when the seeds you've sown have germinated into beautiful flowers

Reyginus:
It is not just the Igbos. The Gbagyi and Gwari of Niger State detest the Hausa. The Idomas and Igedes of Benue detest the TIV's. The Anioma of Delta State are beefing with the Urhobos.

But yet we still want to stay together. The fulanis invade the Vandekya and Agatu Villages, the Oyo, the Enugu, Almost Everywhere. The Igala, the Igbura, the Ogirimagango, etc., in Kogi hate themselves. Not even resource control will stop this. The British knew.

momentoftruth:
if not God using Gej through prayers of some Christians to avert war. We would have been still at war front now or counting losses.

Those guys who predicted it were not wrong at all.

The British did it for their selfish interest, till date, we are still being deceived because of the selfish interest of a few, in the name of one Nigeria.

THERE IS ONE NIGERIA, AS LONG AS Oil is flowing from the south And the owners of the oil wells Are northerners and south Westerners.

After the mistake of the British, why can't we come together and agree on a way forward.

From 1960 till date, we have been suffering from the same issue, TRIBALISM

GEJ Called for a conference to address this issues and see how to reunite to some extent. Some people are planning to thwart the implementation of that agreement because they feel it doesn't favor them

for example, LOCAL government autonomy has been thwarted. No one is talking about petroleum Industry bill .

We are just sitting on a time bomb, instead of addressing issues squarely we play politics with it and apply cosmetics to cover it up.