₦airaland Forum

Sheggzy007:
Thanks brother
I'm thinking of percentage too, but not 50/50 since I will still be the one that will maintain the shop and other things

All suggestions and advice are greatly valued. I'm managing myself too, due to high volatility of my own type of business (forex) that's why I decided to invest in physical business.
The location we found will surely boost the business and I will have another stream of income. I will surely come up with an agreement

Thanks for all your suggestions

Like the advice you quoted stated, put all the expenses (salaries of all staff your brother inclusive and overheads) into consideration and then split the profit at a reasonable percentages.

They should have an extensive discussion on this. If they can't reach a meaningful conclusion, they can go their separate ways.

This is a wake up call to challenge the exorbitant bills of most of our telecommunication companies and also, challenge the government to provide enabling business environment that reduces operational costs of running business.

Dinner:

Rice, beans, and titus fish.

Heaven knows I can't remember.

I would say number 3. That was one of those I thought of before opening the post.

Trying to understand the essence of the post though. I am glad you know what you want and I wish you the very best.

cococandy:
Nice. I have a Winco near me. I like how they can process your stuff like coffee and grains for you.

Well I have fried peanut I was thinking of using for peanut soup. But I’ve not used fried seed peanut for soup. Only the butter and the fresh ground peanuts. Was wondering how this one might turn out.

Like extra oily maybe 🤔

That's fine too. You just blend it in food processor. That was how I used to before I realized Winco has a Miller.

cococandy:
Did you use peanut butter or peanut powder?

Peanut butter I milled from the Winco store. They have the peanuts in the dispenser and a meal at the end of the dispenser which grinds the peanuts for you.

Miracood2:
Always feels so weird when I see people calling groundnut, peanut.

Don't let it be. You address things the way they are called in your society.

Dinner:

Wheat amala with peanut soup.

amorprincesa:
I want to try salmon for the first time. The fish looks like what will not be tasty. Please can someone give me a recipe that can make it delicious.
I tried one Irish potato recipe I watched on YouTube. It turned out very awful. Wouldn't want to try with the salmon. Thank you

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Salt and pepper is good enough. If you are using an air fryer, I usually do 9 minutes. You can then squeeze lime juice on it to make it fresh and pop.

This doesn't sound possible and reading it's from PM news makes it more unbelievable.

Hopefully, it would yield great profits for the developers and revenue for the government.

Jahard:
If you’re on F2, and intend converting to F1, I think you’d still have to come back to Nigeria for an interview (I stand to be corrected). I don’t think there’s a reason to lie about your wife’s F1 status, she probably filled in your details on her Ds 160 when she was applying for F1. You’d have to come up with very strong home ties.

He can apply for a change of status to F1 and use the premium processing. He just need to gather his documents and articulate his thoughts well enough to convince the Visa Officer why the change of status should be approved.

WISE89:
Good afternoon, My wife is an F1 student in the US she curently pregnant. The state shes in says that they have a charity organisation that help pregnant F1 students pay their martneity bill. she aksed them if it's medicaid they said no that the charity is just for a year.
My question is ?
1, I hope this will not affect me when i apply for an F2 visa.
2, Will it be in her records that she gave birth in the US using a charity organisation, though she asked them this particular question and they said they don't send any information to immgration
3, Can i apply for an F1 visa instead of an f2 so i wont have any trace that i''m related to her incase its a probelm that she deliverd with the help of a charity Organisation.
4, She stated she was married in her DS160 form with my name as her husband.
5, Will they find out if i apply for an F1 and state in my DS160 that i dont know anyone in the US.

Please i need help cause i need to be around when she gives birth so i can take care of the baby while she continues her studies.

Why is her insurance not paying for the bills? You can use the charity organization to pay your own copay. I do not think any government bothers about that.

Ebubu3:
Hello guys
Can I apply for a PhD in pharmaceutical science just after completing my BSc in Pharmacy, and without doing my MSc?
Do schools accept this skip? And do VOs frown at such skips?
What do you guys think pls

Check North Dakota State University. There is a Nigerian in their PhD Pharmaceutical Science who is a Nairalander (not sure he is still active).

It will be nice to have an understanding of why they were not confirmed.

Until he is arrested and investigated, it is difficult to ascertain what exactly happened.

Kobojunkiee:
What is your peanut soup recipe?

Recipe:
Ground peanuts (fresh from Winco since you can actually mill the portion you want yourself)
Proteins of choice
Palm oil
Ground pepper
Bitter leaf
Salt and seasoning (I use adobo and ground crayfish)

I boil the proteins like you would for any soup. I add the ground pepper and palm oil and allow them to boil. I then add the ground peanuts which I usually roast in a frying pan just to get some toasted feelings and the bitter leaf and allow it boil.

We are not interested in this story. What we want to see is that those behind this should be arrested and prosecuted.

One thing I find so strange though is "Will the Islamic clerics who wanted to stop Isese day forge documents?" They should please not put us in the dark and reveal everything once they are done with the investigations.

How were they treated in the past? Is this supposed to be news?

DonroxyII:
Election is always beyond the electorate anywhere in the world

Whosoever wins is the one ordained by the Powers that Be ... That Power is Interested in Our Country from now On till Eternity !

From Tinubu Onwards, It will always get Better Not Just For Nigeria But Africa & Humanities Generally !

Abeg, I refuse to live in delusions. Anyways, I wish your thoughts come through.

DonroxyII:
The Future Generations are more advanced in Thinking than the present Generations.....

We shall get there once this odd Babas had their fill, Amen.

To me, I know there is Better Missions From Nigeria to the Universe, We have what it takes just the Brain is upside down ... It shall be Straightened very soon, Amen.

Isn't the way we behaved during the elections an eye opener?

DonroxyII:
We shall Also Achieve This Fest in Nigeria & Much More By the Grace of God & Our Commitments, Amen.

Truth is, do you think we want to achieve such feat? Wasn't our former Minister for Technology proud that we were able to develop pencil lead in the 21st century? Isn't Umahi our current minister proud to say the road they will be building in this tenure would last up to six (6) years?

In as much as nothing is impossible, if we do not change our mindset to get things done right, we may never get better.

While one would expect people to be reasonable, poverty has eaten so deep into our culture and people have been brainwashed with religion; thus, reasoning has been discarded by a majority of people. For this reason, it will be nice for the government to bring up a restriction policy. However, for a country that has no statistics, where do we start from?

Thanks be to God. May God bless you with all you need to nurture him and may he live to fulfill his purpose.

Evidence that every country has the potential to be great once they can eschew corruption and are dedicated to a good course.

kingthreat:
One thing I have noticed is that stingy people use the word "entitlement mentality" as an excuse not to show love. This life is just a phase, lets help while we can. Things are hard in Nigeria and if your loved one who has never asked, asks stop looking for an excuse to be stingy.

If you think those who use that phrase use it because they do not want to show love, that is your thoughts and their choice even if you are right. Things are hard everywhere and people can only help when they feel the need to. An average Nigerian wants to live a lifestyle above his means and expects people to fund it which makes no sense whatsoever.

temiflex01:
Definitely you don't know what orphanage home is all about. When you gets there, read the documents you're signing, then you understand better.

And who told you there can't be discussions surrounding the kids he is bringing there? There is always room for negotiations.

kingthreat:
At a point or the other, we all needed help. Stop saying people are entitled as reasons not to give. Like a guy his family packaged 2M to support him to go abroad, now things are hard for them at home, to help he says they are entitled. Shouldn't that money contributed be used to construct a poultry farm?

I can assure you that many who complain are not immediate family member. More so, was he told they were helping so that he can be forever indebted?