₦airaland Forum

jephito:
What is the update from your farm?

from your experience which technique will produce more cucumber ...staking on a hill or sack farming. lets assume both are planten on a plot of land

richiejaggs:
Hello friends, I'm a self taught industrial Designer, I specialise in Apparel and automotive designs. I have so many Patents I'll love to file in case of future purposes. I'm in dire need of you help. Contact me if you have reasonable Ideas. Thanks a lot.

Google nigerian intellectual property u will see the contact of who u should talk to

with the way some of them reason 20k is too much sef, 2k will be a fair deal

nice

HungerBAD:
Laughing.

An interesting tale.

But some things stood out in the narrative,that needs to be pointed out. The topic says girl in the US?but some simple English here is different from the American way of speaking.

In the US nobody uses the word GP. GP(General Practitioner)is how the British call their Doctors. Again,she used the word Flatmate. Americans do not know what flatmate means,they have room mates.

This tells me this might have happened in the UK or Ireland.

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Spot on, it could be Beaumont in england

sukkot:
powerful advice. i never understand people who leave abroad to go to nigeria to look for job. sounds crazy. people need to start investing in getting skills that they can use with their own hands to set up something as opposed to trying to get college degrees and masters abroad. it is those ones who come abroad for masters and phd that come to naija looking for jobs. i know a guy who did auto-mechanic in london and i hear he is in naija now with his own shop fixing high end cars. all he needed to start up where his tools. he didnt have to look for work. got into naija and just started immediately

I learnt the hard way too, I was all about degrees and certifications.

sukkot:
dats good. are you in lagos or abuja ? how was the transition ? was it easy or hard ?

Abuja, every thing in nija is hard as usual lol but my advice to people relocating is to look for avenues of becoming self employed rather than coming to job hunt. look for a franchise you can bring over or learn some new skills e.g interior design, fashion, automotive etc you know we have that inferior mind set for "foreign things" with such knowledge , one will do well

fabianUMS:
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sukkot:
hmmm east beckton i can understand but north london and brixton ? sounds like some yobs just messing with you. they will do it to old white people do. just bored kids messing around. i dont think its racial

so are you back in naija now ?

in london at moment but just on vac, moved back in 2013

sukkot:
bros dem stone u egg for london ? what year was this ? 1920 ?

walk alone at night in north london, or take a stroll around east beckton , brixton etc then come back and ask the same question

That is why I tell people no place like home. I have been stoned egg twice in london at night from a drivebuy...what if it was acid or I was shot at? we might have our problems as a nation but I wont trade my country to be a second class citizen in the western world

very good move, if the retailers dont buy smuggled rice for fear of seizure then the smugglers wont bother smuggling rice into the country

Officials of the Nigeria Customs Service have
stormed some markets in Lagos in search of
smuggled rice.
Their efforts led to the seizure of about six
trailer load of rice from shops at the Iddo
Railway Terminus.
Some of the rice dealers, who spoke to our
correspondent, complained that they bought
the rice from people who brought them into the
markets and had no way of knowing whether it
was smuggled or not.
The owner of a shop where the NCS men
reportedly seized 5,000 bags of rice was said
to have collapsed and was rushed to a nearby
hospital.
“The value of rice seized from her shop is over
N60m and she took a loan from the bank for
the business,” one of the dealers, who pleaded
anonymity, told our correspondent.
The source said, “They swooped on the
markets in the afternoon, brandishing guns.
They locked up the shops and went away, only
to come back in the middle of the night, around
2am to break into the shops and cart away all
the bags of rice they found there. They came
back to cart away more rice.
“Women are the ones selling in the markets,
the Customs are supposed to be at the borders
to prevent smuggled rice from coming into the
country, but they allowed the rice to come in,
only to come harassing traders with guns. We
are pleading with them to return the rice to the
traders.”
When consulted, the spokesperson for the NCS,
Mr. Wale Adeniyi, said the organisation was
empowered by law to impound any product
suspected to be smuggled wherever such
product could be found.
He said, “The rice was smuggled. We got
information that the consignment was taken to
a particular place and we went there.
“It is a message to smugglers that it is not
just enough to bring goods across the border
into the country; the goods can be seized even
when they are in the country.”
Adeniyi advised Nigerians to desist from act of
smuggling and go through the legitimate route
to bring in their goods.
The NCS has maintained its ban on the
importation of rice through the land borders.
The country consumes six million metric tonnes
of rice annually. Local production accounts for
less than 40 per cent, leaving a wide gap,
which is filled by importation and smuggling.
According to the Federal Government, prices of
rice which have risen to between N20,000 and
N22,000 per 50kg bag from about N7,000 in
2015, are expected to come down in November.
The NCS has also set 2017 as a target to stop
the importation of rice.

http://talkingdrum.com.ng/2016/10/12/customs-comb-lagos-markets-for-smuggled-rice/

we will not take it! they haven't counted ipobs votes on nairaland ! lool

kaiii! The irony of it is that these same men produce beautiful edo ladies....lol

TonyeBarcanista:
He became Governor because the Godfathers chose him and he served within just one year... 1992-1993.

He was Chairman of ANPP that couldn't win his Polling Unit, Ward and LGA not to talk of state. In fact, he couldn't make anybody a councillor since 1999.

Oyegun became Chairman due to the magnanimity of Tinubu, because nobody sees him as powerful in the scheme of things. Ikimi, another clown would have buried him in 2014 Convention.

Oyegun DID NOT lead APC to Victory in 2015, Tinubu(50%), Buhari (30%) and others (20%) did. Oyegun that couldn't win his Polling Unit. If not for Oshiomole, PDP would have won Edo 100% and by landslide.


Oyegun is NOT great. He is less than average.


BTw he has no significant achievement as Governor

try and achieve on these feat b4 u leave planet earth then I might see sense in your post

when apc did rally they said "paid supporters" are they still getting paid to celebrate?

chaaaaaaaiiii pdp! when will inec count the likes and shares on nairaland ..... heheheeheh

African Development Bank (AfDB) has approved $1 billion loan towards meeting the deficits in Nigeria’s 2016 Budget, believed to partly responsible for the country’s economic crisis. The loan is provided at 1.2 percent interest rate. AfDB President, Dr. Akinwunmi Adesina, disclosed these to State House correspondents on Monday after meeting with Vice President and other members of the Economic Management Team (EMT) at the Presidential Villa, Abuja. Stressing that Nigeria is the largest shareholder of the bank, Akinwunmi said the bank is in Nigeria to offer its strong support to the country as it faces tough time. He said: ” African Development Bank (AfDB), we have a very strong delegation team to meet Vice President and the economic management team. The bank’s largest shareholder is Nigeria. It is very important for me to be here and to talk to the Nigerian government about the challenges and opportunities that are in Nigeria. “I think the times are difficult and there is no doubt about that. But I want to commend the government for being bold in taking the right decisions. I think that the fact that the price of crude oil has gone down, is a big challenge because you have 98 per cent external forex revenue coming from the sector. “So it has created calibrations, I’m not going to go into the details of all the problems but what is important is what we are going to do about it. “I’m not here to lecture the Nigerian government. I’m here to support very strongly. We have said that we are going to support the Nigerian government with the budget support to be able to deal with some of fiscal imbalance that they have. We are looking to consider for an award of $1 billion to help to deal with that particular deficit.”
http://thenationonlineng.net/afdb-approves-1bn-loan-nigeria/

floreat!

I bet he was trying to generate revenue for efcc....our industrious tribe loooll

igchuks:
Thank God

how much did you buy your juveniles?

Ewizard:
Chisos!!

How old are you den bro??

dont let him use grammer wash u oooh. a decade older than this millennium could be as young as 26yrs of age

people will be calling buhari a dullard and simple information they cant digest. Did buhari or fg claim it wont borrow ? how will the fund a 6trillion budget? Adeosun said fg will borrow for capital expenditure and infrastructural development ! if you are still too dull to understand quote me and I will break it down further

godwinufi68:
Gudm to my fellow nairalanders, may almighty Jehovah bless our hustle in Jesus name. I hav been offline for a while due to financial challenges am facing in my "first production". So far my fishes are 3months 2moro (drying stage) and i think selling is d best option for me right now. My regards to everyone

he no easy..... I feel your hustle. mine is 3months and 2weeks. cant wait until 4months mehn.

blueto:
It marvels me how this govt keeps denying possession of sufficient revenue even when it is glaring that immense funds keeps pouring in into their coffers. The 4.3+trn recovered from looters, the 1.4trn saved from fuel subsidy removal, the immeasurable external grants, the revenue from rail way systems and other govt parastatals, the taxes and rates. and above all, the enormous revenue sourced from crude oil exports are not sufficient to revive the economy?
the problem of this govt is incompetence, cluelessness and confusion.

nah village then recover the 4trillion? just kidding no vex.
1. The 1.8million barrels isn't up to what was used for budget (2million plus) meaning there isn't any surplus momey yet

2. The 4.3 trillion you claim has been recovered cant be touched until the court has given its judgment

3.. if u told me you saved 1naira by not going to a restaurant to eat , does it mean the restaurant gave you an additional 1k or you saved from the momey in your pocket? if its the latter Then you should know that no additional 1.4trillion came into fg's pocket rather they reduced expenditure

what are The other governors up to? Dont blame fg all the time, hold your immediate leaders accountable

BIDOO:
by their fruit you shall know them...........
i will not engage you in this ambiguous tribalism differences that had ate up your intelligent, i would rather pray that you see beyond your limitation that hold you into this bondage.

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l wont quote someone for use of bad english normally but im perplexed .

if you understand big grammar (ambiguous) and yet you make simple error such as "had, ate, intelligent instead of "has , eaten and intelligence. I rest my case

yours is too pronounced and busy

I have an empty shop in idu abuja (close to karimo and kado market) if you have a viable business preposition and you need partner then quote me by explaining what the business entails. please note I will prefer a business with a proven track record. I wont mind contributing the shop and extra funds . Profit shall be shared based on equity