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i must confess you are really doing a great bro..more grace
but i will like to say that u dont need scarecrows because you actually need the birds to help you feed on tomato eating caterpillars
what you need to do is provide grain and water for the birds
they tend to peck tomatoes if there is no water after feeding on the insects

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Pavore9:
Glad to see someone who is studying a Agric related course with enthusiasm as many see it as the last resort as against staying at home. There is much opportunities related to your course of study based on my experience which is so oblivious to many. I wish l had studied Agric Extension but no regrets as l have my picked my experience on the field.

Laughing now l as recall my uncle who was the then H.O.D of Agric Extension at UNN, trying to persuade me to apply for the course but l rebuffed him but today my life rotates around it!

Wow....it this is great...great to see I have a fellow extension brother in the House
But I must say that not only our rural dwealers need development but our urban dwealers
We have for so long left the fate of our agric production to mostly illetrates
(With all due respect) while we the doctors, lawyers,accounts ,media personals etc
Eat and observe
But thanks to some great minds on this forum we are begaining to wake up from our slumber
I see this country raising to feed all the nations of the world




What course did u later study @mr pavore

Pavore9:
And how have you found your course so far?

so far so good its been inspiring,but I must confess even the best university of agric in Nigeria can teach one all the ropes of agri business
that's why I come here most times to draw inspiration from and learn new and better ways of doing things
sometimes I just can wait to graduate and start practising

ruqqayah:
I want to be an apprentice to a farmer who would also like to have an apprentice. But hopefully, such a farmer has his farm near Lagos, or in Lagos. I'm about to get admission by God's grace to 200 level to study Agricultural Economics and farm management, in FUNAAB. 08089674431, my contact, whatsapp contact.

that's very thoughtful of you
am actually a student from the department of agricultural extension and rural development in Funaab 300 level

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The Lehe Ledu Wildlife Zoo in Chongqing city, China, is giving people a chance to experience what it feels like to come face to face predators, instead of just viewing them in cages from a safe distance. Here visitors are locked up in a cage inside the back of a truck as it makes its way through the park, while the animals freely roam around, often coming close to the cage. To draw attention of the beasts, huge chunks of raw meat are tied to the bars to lure them as close as possible. The tours which were launched last month have already become a big hit among the tourists, with tickets sold out for the next three months.

“We wanted to give our visitors the thrill of being stalked and attacked by the big cats but with, of course, none of the risks,” said zoo spokeswoman Chan Liang.

“The guests are warned to keep their fingers and hands inside the cage at all times because a hungry tiger wouldn’t know the difference between them and breakfast.”

My Fellow Nigerians....this in my question
1. Can you visit this zoo

2...Will you visit this zoo if it was in Nigeria

source: www.amusingplanet.com/2015/01/chinese-zoo-locks-visitors-in-cages.html

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23.These alpacas that pack a punch.
24.These showy swans.

25.And this chimp that can’t get enough of this tiger.
Enjoy!!!
Happy lovers day
Learn from this Animals and
Dont forget to show love today

Remeber Today is not all about sex but love

source: www.buzzfeed.com/babymantis/the-25-most-romantic-animals-that-ever-lived-1opu?s=mobile

20.These elephants that can’t help showing how they really feel.

21.These cats that really should come up for air.

22.These prairie dogs that still kiss goodbye every morning.

23.These alpacas that pack a punch.

16.These penguins that believe one is never too old to hold hands.
17.These necking giraffes.
18.This chameleon that can’t live without its soul mate.
19.These puppies that are honeymooning on a tropical isle.

12.These smooching snails.
13.These tangled pandas.
14.These twitterpated bunnies.
15.This unlikely duo is the closest of couples.

8.This monkey that loves a bird and doesn’t care if you think it’s unacceptable.
9.These disgustingly snuggly-wuggly otters.
10.These rose-exchanging wallabies.
11.They’re called Love Birds for a reason.

4.This chipmunk that remembered to bring flowers.
5.These eskimo-kissing turtles.
6.These overly-affectionate owls.
7.These French-kissing fish.

3.These cats that can’t get enough of each other.

2.These Cedar Waxwings that are sharing a meal.

1.These lovey-dovey lizards.

These animals are in love.Adorable, undeniable, heart-meltingly wonderful love.

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Pastor Poju Oyemade of the Covenant Christian Centre tied the knots with his bride, Toyin Fajuyigbe, at a colourful and well-attended ceremony at the Covenant Christian Centre, Iganmu Lagos on Saturday.

Officiating ministers at the ceremony included Bishop David Oyedepo, Pastor Taiwo Odukoya, among many other men of God.

The bride’s entourage was dressed in turquiose on yellow while the groom’s was decked in purple and lilac. The cake was designed by Dr. Tayo Adeniji of Buttercups.

The couple held their traditional engagement ceremony at the Inclover Event Centre, Lagos on Friday and it attracted quite a number of dignitaries such as the founder of Sahara Oil, Tonye Cole; Fela Durotoye and many more.

Popularly called Tfajj, the bride attended Federal Government Girls College, Oyo State and is a 2006 graduate of the University of Lagos. The former employee of Guaranty Trust Bank left the bank to focus on her passion for filmmaking. She worked at Ndani TV for less than a year before moving on to concentrate on her personal projects.

Described as very prayerful, she is the founder of Story Teller Media NG, a media outfit with interests and focus on production and presentation of media content across various platforms. Her documentary film ‘Unbroken: The John Sumonu Story’ which she directed and produced was nominated for best documentary at the 2014 Abuja International Film Festival.

Passionate about telling developmental stories through the media, the news of her wedding to Pastor Oyemade took quite a number of her friends by surprise because of her reserved nature.

Pastor Oyemade was called to ministry whilst he was still an undergraduate at the University of Lagos. He was ordained into ministry by Bishop David Oyedepo, the presiding Bishop of Living Faith Ministries Worldwide, (a.k.a Winner’s Chapel).

At the classy wedding, the couple showed their fun side as friends and family rejoiced with them.

May the lord bless their union
Source: www.punchng.com/news/popular-lagos-pastor-poju-oyemade-weds-in-grand-style/

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The general overseer of the redeemed christain church of God Pastor E.A adeboye recently uploaded this picture on his facebook page with the caption 'please get your permanent voters card'


I belive this is a good way of showing good example to his members

share your thougths on this...
And have you been able to to get your permanent voters card?!!!