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That can only work in a civilised country. It may not always work in places like Nigeria, not even when they've impounded your car for flimsy offence

@Poster
Why are you afraid to indicate your location and office address?

jadoo2003: I don't know why some people find it difficult to help their fellow human being. This fellow just ask for a common feed formular you are telling him to pay into your account too bad.
Here is a local feed formilar

Fish meal 72% 25kg
Soya meal. 25kg
GNC. 25kg
Maize. 15kg
Indomie. 10kg
Fish premix. 500grams
Lysine. 200grams
Metholyne. 200grams
Vitamin c. 200grams
Salt. 3kg
Bone meal. 4kg

That is the formular am using and its working perfectly for me

Are you sure you're using 3KG Salt or 0.3KG?

thanx for the info.

mooriales: Ure nt a serious buyer

You better take the 700k he's offering.
Even confirmed toks is not 1m
How are we sure it has not been used for 1yr?
Na naija we dey ooooooooo

Any Issue with this car?
Can this car go for 300k?
Where is it located?

ikedek: How can I start up?the first thing to do?

Fingerlings is not the first thing.

You have to get your pond(s) ready, good and guaranteed source of water is very important and make sure you have sure source of capital to feed the number of fishes you want to rear when needs arise. After these things, you can get fingerlings.
Don't make mistake of getting fingerlings when your pond is not ready.

Am interested in this car and will like t pick it asap, but I need to confirm these details.

* Does it have original customs paper?
* Where is it located?
* What is your last price.

You can send me email: olufunke7@gmail.com

nice broilers, but they don't seems to be up to 2kg.

go and post this on cedisland.com

it could be true. where are the cars located?

the truth is that you can't get a tokunbo for 300k.

no pix.

@Poster,
Pls don't look for cheap/free training.
Pay an expert and learn from him.
You may end up paying more than you think if you do not obtain the right knowledge about animal husbandry

Some people are getting it all wrong. By placing culture and customs over the wellbeing of their family.
If the mother of the husband stays, can she actually assist your wife? Can your wife send your mother an errand? Can she actually treat the wife like her own daughter?
As for me, I will prefer that the mother of the wife stays. She will be able to take care of her daughter, cook for her, the daughter can send her any errand, will help her wash the cloth of the baby, wash the husband's cloth and many more things.
Only thing is that when she's going. She will go with a lot of memorable gift items of appreciation.
The mother of the husband can join, but the main person who does the job is the wife's mother.

As much as I condemn the act of robbery, the judgemnt is too harsh.
If they're giving death sentence for attempted robbery.
What should be given to pen robbers, gun robbers and assasins

where is this car located?

this post is somehow suspicious.
You're marketing a product that you don't have good idea about. Something must be wrong somewhere.
It's either you're a bad marketer or you're selling bad product.

this your car is too expensive.
this is the same amount you get tokunbo and you want to sell Nigerian used at same rate

Hello
How much can I get
Toyota Carina E (Wagon) 1997 model, A/C, Manual, full option with customs duty paid.
Toyota Avensis (Wagon) 1999 model, A/C, Manual, full option with customs duty paid.

Email: olufunke7@gmail.com

how do you operate?

where is this car located?

ennythong: I have a 2007 registered hilux for sale, 1.7m last. call 08023295044 or 08064452948 and let's discuss.

pls send the pics to femi799@yahoo.com

Nnamdi Chidi: Pple shld learn how to talk

You want to sell a car at higher rate and you're here insulting people. It's very bad attitude in business.
You started the insult. Nobody insulted you earlier.

in addition, I think the clutch leather also get worn out. And it needs to be fixed when you notice the clutch is not picking very well

unrealistic and greedy person.
go ahead and lose your money

@Poster,
I quite understand you, but my posting was based on the picture people used to paint on this forum.
Am presently into Agriculture and I know what it entails. The whole truth is that 'Farmers are eating their sweat'
The more mechanised, technological, ideological, exposed and rugged you are as a farmer will determine your profitability.
So many factors are working against farmers.
For Instance, if you plant low yielding crop, you cannot make profit like a farmer who went far and wide to get high yielding crops.
If you sit down in the village for buyers to come and buy your fortune for token, you can never make as much money as someone who made extra marketing effort to get buyer from the city or in the main market.
Adding value to your farm produce can also make a difference.
However, all these cannot be possible if farmer is not financially bouyant at whatever level he's operating.

You guys think EFCC will have time for 60k scam?
Let's hear how it goes.
I always say, if you're not greedy, you can never be scammed.

what of power bikes and private motorcycles?
are they restricted?

Na maga dey pay so.

ayobase: A thread I saw on the from page about a 70yrs old man making N2M anually on Maize Mechanized Farming prompted me to bring this up.

Though, I have been procrastinating to threading on NL my experience with one of the Nasarawa State's Local Governments' Sole Administrators on his farmland during the last Muslim Festival (Ileya)

We left for his farmland around past 7 in the morning. Very far indeed. And there is no way the farm could be mechanized. No motorable road. At a point we parked the bike along the path and hiked the 3KM left. I was almost out of gas. (I didn't go prepared).

Labourers (about 30 of them) were already there making heaps before we arrived, and with their kegs of ''KUNNU and RUWA'' intact. NO BE SMALL JOB MY PEOPLE. If you are not born as a crude farmer, just forget about un-mechanized farming!

As I was told, a heap costs N5. And they are to make 20,000 heaps. Total cost of heaps is N100,000.
20,000 seeds is approximately N100,000. But, he says he won't be buying seeds, since he will be making use of the seeds from the previous harvest.

The farmland is the family's. So, its not hired.
All in all, what he spends cultivating his farmland, and plus management is just about N200,000.

The amount he spends during harvest season is half the amount he spends on cultivating, i.e. N50,000

All in all, for cultivating and harvesting, he spends ONLY N250,000.

Calculating the Gain:
A tuber of yam is averagely sold at the rate of N50 'rurally', while averagely sold at the rate of N150 'urbanly'.

RURALLY, the cost of 20,000 tuber of yams is gonna be N1,000,000.
URBANLY, the cost of 20,000 tuber of yam is gonna be N3,000,000

RURAL GAIN=Selling price-Cost price=N750,000.
URBAN GAIN=Selling price-cost price=N2,750,000.

Depending on the largeness of the land, one can do more or less.

There is COOL and STRESS-FREE money in farming my people. Getting the piece of land at an affordable price is just the issue.

Believe me, making it mechanized (not hired) makes it more rewarding!


Im gonna try uploading related pics from the farmland later!

Most times, people paint unrealistic picture about profitability of business.
The poster didn't mention the cost of clearing the land, the cost of hiring the land should also be included (even though it's a family land). What about weeding (you'll manually control the weed twice before harvest) and personal salary. All these will drastically reduce the profit.
Don't deceive people with bogus profit.
Agriculture is good, profitable, but not as profitable and lucrative as people paint it.
Government need to educate and encourage farmers so they can do mechanised farming. Farmers should also try and sell to the market directly so they can make more profit

go to Bank of Agriculture at U-turn Bus Stop. First floor, UBA Building.