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We have it in the market only that we love the so called 'Uncle Ben'! |
‘Nigerians eat 15-yr-old foreign reserved grains’ Written by Collins Nnabuife, Abuja Friday, 25 May 2012 The Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Dr Akinwunmi Adesina, has frowned on the rate at which Nigerians consume foreign rice, stressing they are 15-year-old foreign reserved grains. Dr Adesina said this while showing newsmen the locally-made Benue rice, at the secretariat of the ministry, in Abuja. The minister described the foreign grains as “better for livestocks,” stressing that some Nigerians imported those grains for selfish economic interest. He implored Nigerians to patronise the locally-produced rice, which he described as more nutritious than its foreign counterpart. He also described the Benue rice as a long parboiled rice, stressing that the rice would compete favourably in international community. The minister also displayed a locally- fabricated cassava processing machine, which was manufactured in Jos, Plateau State. He said the machine would cost N180,000, adding that the ministry was collaborating with the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to make funds available for farmers. Dr Adesina had earlier announced the local purchasing order (LPO) for cassava grits for Nigerian processors. While announcing the LPO, the minister said “the quantity of cassava grits require annually is about 480,000 metric tonnes,” adding that the stakeholders had been assured that 10 per cent was the starting point, since it had been proved that 50 per cent inclusion was possible. Dr Adesina said the emerging opportunity now opened to cassava farmers in the area of substituting 10 per cent of maize with cassava in poultry feed must be utilised. |
update this thread. Chelsea forever!
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Sijo01: its complicated!I see. [quote author=Sijo01] |
blabber15: I will marry when i see this kind of naija boy: a nigerian boy that can spell! |
Sijo01: ? |
I know this should have gone to events or somewhere else. Event's too boring a room. Anyway, it just came as a flash, how do people born on this date celebrate birthdays seeing 29th is after four years. Anyone? |
![]() sauer: The moment some sexuall/y-confused girl comes up with cheap stories of love and romance, Nigerians just get all wired up! Come on! that storyline can't even compete where serious literatures are. A girl falls in love with her kidnapper, all so aggressively like that? Cheap! If she had used subtleties in communicating her Stockholm syndrome effect and in fact laid it out all so plain while keeping the readers wary of this untoward relationship, she might have made a little more sense. Even if does happen or doesn't (whichever), it's just so nollywoodian! Crap, I'd say!Hmmm. And your point is? I see you are a critic but for what? To down-cast an upcoming writer? I tell you, she may not be a 'Chiamanda' but she's definately going to be 'Umari' and pls sir if you don't like her write-up, NL has enough space for yours. My point is... don't kill dreams, nurture talents, encourage skills and promote your own. Except ofcourse you are from Tanzania. ![]() |
Seun, hope you are not seriously thinking about not publishing her stories any longer? Its seriously no body's business if you feel for her. I kindda enjoyed her stories-as well as lola luv. If your aim is to promote young talents go for it. If its love for Umari, then I think you should but NL up for sale, lol. |
Lola ife, take it from me, some of us don't know how to appreciate others but sincerely I must say i came across your post (blog) yesterday and I digested all from page 0 - 20 and i must confess... Ya gat a triller! I noticed it started 3months back and if am not mistaken the story hasn't even started. Please speed up before my CGPA drop. I enjoy the story better than 'Naughty Wood'. Ya gat the light babe, more fire and brightness! Cheers! |
BBC: Hospitalised Malawian President Mutharika Unconscious Posted: April 5, 2012 - 15:45 President Bingu wa Mutharika BY BBC News Malawi’s President Bingu wa Mutharika has been admitted to hospital after suffering a cardiac arrest. Mr Mutharika, 78, is unconscious in the intensive care unit of a hospital in the capital, Lilongwe, after falling ill on Thursday morning. Several family and cabinet members, including his brother, Foreign Minister Peter Mutharika, are at the clinic. Accusations of economic mismanagement and nepotism have recently sparked violent protests against his rule. The president has also faced a bitter power struggle from within his Democratic Progressive Party (DPP). Mr Mutharika came to power in a 2004 election, and was re-elected with a large majority five years later. After the 2009 election, he dramatically abandoned his United Democratic Front party to form the DPP. Since then, critics allege he has demonstrated an increasingly authoritarian streak. The criticism has led to a souring in relations with major foreign aid donors, especially the United Kingdom. Malawi is one of the poorest countries in the world, with an estimated 75% of the population living on less than $1 (60p) a day. The country has suffered shortages of fuel and foreign currency since the UK and other donors cut aid in 2010. http://www.timeslive.co.za/africa/2012/04/05/malawi-president-unconscious-after-heart-attack
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babaearly:You know him? That's my mentor. By the way, explain 30k in 3days. Na this petrol thing o. I wan dey all side. |
This guy was right on point. I will join the protest, After YouWiN though. Na when I wan collect my own share from government na him them bring protest. God pass una! |
culled from facebook. I am convinced. |
fela DUROTOYE; Since I got back into Nigeria yesterday, I have heard some preposterous arguments that the removal of the fuel subsidy will be justified by wise investments that will benefit all. My response has been, How will a wasteful government suddenly realize the genius of prudence and making the right investment decisions simply bcs there is more money available from oil subsidy removal? Will there be less graft & bribes involved in process of issuing the road contracts or power contracts? Have we sought to honestly find every way we can plug wastage in our leaking economy before we ask a feeble populace to carry the burden of corruption and gross ineptitude of a gluttonous few? Have the Presidency, the State & Local Governments and the Legislature discovered how to travel without a convoy of 20 cars to the airport? Can the occupiers of these lofty positions act in honour as Barack Obama did in 2010 when he got every member of his cabinet to take a pay cut, starting with himself? Within his first few days as British Prime Minister, David Cameron led the austerity cuts (upon his assumption) by cutting down his convoy to 2 cars and one outrider. The Members of Parliament in Britain are now only allowed 3rd class train tickets on official travel (as opposed to their traditional first class train ticket allowances). The Mayor of London now rides a bicycle to work. Leadership by example!!! How come our 'leaders' in government earn so much and still spend so much furnishing the same houses and offices they furnished with our money last year? Do you furnish your office every year? Why should the President, Governor or Senate President? Wasteful leadership cannot make prudent investments!!!!! Q.E.D The change we need is not just policy. Its in the quality of mind and persons at policy making positions. That said, how will we effectively deliver sustainable desired-change? History has taught us that governments increase fuel prices, the people fight, students riot, labour unions strike, and then after a couple of weeks, the government reduces the price but never to its original price, and everyone feels like a winner, but the poor know and experience the reality of the loss. Then we start the cycle all over again with another administration. God bless everyone who has stood up against this unjust policy. I salute everyone who has risked their lives to Occupy Nigeria with the message that Enough is Enough. This is only the beginning of a long and arduous journey. The real Nigerian spring is going to be in April 2015. WE NEED A CRITICAL MASS OF NEW NIGERIANS TO TAKE HOLD OF EVERY LEVEL OF POLICY MAKING POSITIONS BY 2015. Not a few good men and women whose voices will get drowned in the cacophony of mediocrity. Let our brightest and best brains begin serious preparations NOW. Don't wait till 2014 to decide you want to make a change by running for office in 2015. It will be too late if you don't start NOW!!!! As we keep up the pressure of PEACEFUL, NON-VIOLENT PROTESTS through all channels, let another set of emerging leaders (with a heart for the nation and a love for the people) arise and begin to prepare for 2015. We must encourage, train, mentor and empower the right people to go where few dare. I have committed my life to raise and prepare as many exemplary leaders of excellence to take over the various policy making positions at all levels of governance (federal, state and local)- executive and legislative. Even when 'they' back down on the fuel subsidy removal, (only because they need the banks to reopen so they can cash some of their billions or so that the airports can reopen so their children can travel back abroad to continue their education), don't let us be deceived again into submission and celebrate the illusion of victory. Until we change the quality of people in policy-making positions, we won't yet have real and lasting victory. Don't get it twisted, The 2015 elections is going to be the opportunity for the real Nigerian Spring. The real question is , Will we be ready to bring the real change we've always desired with the same zeal and fervor as we show now? Please don't let today's passion die tomorrow. The struggle continues today, tomorrow and forever. We WILL deliver the future! God bless you and God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria. FD |
this is truly troubling. What a world! For those who wants to know the location, I did my NCE in Akwanga so I know the place. Akwanga's in Nasarawa State close to Lafia its capital. The police station's directly opposite Diamond Bank. From Abuja its a direct route to Akwanga through Maraba-Keffi route. ![]() |
lurkee:And that man whose hand cant come off his pants ![]() |
observation: the last two pictures are not real. The rest of them are 'wow!' good job Chime. |
yeah, this is the second stage. By the time I get to the third stage (God's willing), I will share it with the family. |
what would I have done without Nairaland. Thank you Voodoodoll. You helped me made it to the training in Metroplaza, Abuja. |
Me 1 follow you celebrate. Happy married life. I pray say make Baba God slap una with the blessing way una no go fit endure. Make Him sama una with good children and make una dey jolly and dey happy together. Me 1 wish una well o. I dey wait for pawpaw turn. |
This is with a view to encourage up coming boys and girls by sharing briefly the steps or work(s) you did and how you made it happen. Entrepreneurial skills will be highly appreciated. you might help lots of people start life (myself inclusive), especially with small money. God bless you. |
rokiatu:Well, from the OP, you will agree with me this man might be married or can an unmarried chap give such out just for the 'asszz'? Or am I in the 20th century? She doesn't seem set for marriage to me and she wan chop this moni. ![]() |
Yorisb:No be small thing. ![]() |
rokiatu:And again I ask, rokiatu, how much is her 'asszz' worth? ![]() |
slimyem:Are you for real? ![]() |
Kx:Imagine. Moni way I fit use start business. lol |
tellwisdom:I celebrate you. |
tellwisdom:No one asked you to visit NL or this post, okay? Boko Haram like you. |
Posted by a girl on fb who desperately needs help. The girl na thief sha. |
Can u imagine, I can't believe he deleted me on his BB, can't reach him on his phone, he moved 4m his house, removed me from his friends on Facebook n twitter just because I gave d list of things I want for Xmas . 1. Brazilian hair-N95k. 2. Gucci bag-N350k. 3. Louis vitton wallet- N60k. 4. DNKY wrist watch-N70k. 5. Prada shoes-N140k. 6. Aldo sandals- N28k. & Blackberry bold 5 N120k Friend, Did I ask for much?? |
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