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Yes.

Standard Paper talk.

That's Good.

On search of an Affordable iPhone. If you have, DM.
Very affordable, iPhone 12 and iPhone 11. 128GB only. Good battery health

UBA to UBA, who has?
USD transfer, UBA to UBA Domiciliary.
(With cash deposit source)

To buy $150.
Immediately

This new thing that seems to be taking over...
A new and fairly new generation set of smartphone users jumping on. Temu sensed this and quickly positioned themselves, taking advantage of it.

If you have a Water pump for sale, new or used, slightly used, still pristine, pls DM or quote.
That is a Farm/irrigation water pump, a trash Pump.

If your price is below market price, buying immediately.
6.5hp or 5.5hp. 2 or 3 inches only.

Good evening

Apart from Vegetables. Say the ones you know.

This is very worthy of discussion in many ways.
Please share

Any more suggestions, share

ufotunang:
..yes.. Tinubu harsh economic policies has made the environment unconducive for businesses, companies, industries to thrive and excel in Nigeria.. businesses, companies, industries are just struggling to survive the Tinubu renewed hard economy..it's a pity

Way before Tinubu, even Buhari.

Musty112:
If

NB= Sugar money can rival oil money at any given time.

And this Sugar is sourced from what? Which source(s) in nature?
Majorly what raw materials?

oluplus:
Bought the first one in 2013 for 13k and the second one in 2019 for 23k.

Both are still in perfect condition as I later got an inverter.
145k is really crazy.

My big gen(2.2) was bought for 40k in 2011.

Both the first and 2nd one are still working?
And the Big Gen too?

obataokenwa:
Bought mine #9,500 2008 at Aba then. It's still inside my mum's kitchen till today.

Still working?

AfahaAbia:
I bought mine in 2014 for 17k. I still remember it like yesterday. Then in 2016 I bought the big 2.5 Elepaq Generator for 60k. Today that Elepaq Generator is close to 400k.

Are both still working?

"Pablo of UNN"

naptu2:
commander of the Lagos State Rapid Response Squad (where he performed very well and received accolades from Lagosians),

He performed very well?

Emrich:
4. Sugarcane (Saccharum officinarum) – Thrives in waterlogged soils and can be harvested twice yearly if well managed.

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Sugarcane I know will work.
Are you sure of the twice?

Emrich:
Crops that thrive in swampy areas during the rainy season and can be harvested twice a year include:

1. Ugu (Fluted Pumpkin - Telfairia occidentalis) – Grows well in waterlogged areas and can be harvested multiple times by plucking the leaves.

2. Cocoyam (Colocasia esculenta/Xanthosoma sagittifolium) – Prefers wet conditions and matures in 5-7 months, with early varieties allowing for two harvests.

3. Waterleaf (Talinum triangulare) – Grows rapidly in swampy areas and can be harvested multiple times.

4. Sugarcane (Saccharum officinarum) – Thrives in waterlogged soils and can be harvested twice yearly if well managed.

5. Okra (Abelmoschus esculentus) – Certain varieties do well in wet conditions and can produce continuously for months.

6. Banana/Plantain (Musa spp.) – Not seasonal, but suckers keep producing after the main harvest.

Would you prefer crops for food or cash crops for commercial purposes? To continue this chat, hit up chatgpt.

Even if it's once or twice, it's okay.

Are you talking from experience or using chatgpt.

Emrich:
Crops that thrive in swampy areas during the rainy season and can be harvested twice a year include:

1. Ugu (Fluted Pumpkin - Telfairia occidentalis) – Grows well in waterlogged areas and can be harvested multiple times by plucking the leaves.

2. Cocoyam (Colocasia esculenta/Xanthosoma sagittifolium) – Prefers wet conditions and matures in 5-7 months, with early varieties allowing for two harvests.

3. Waterleaf (Talinum triangulare) – Grows rapidly in swampy areas and can be harvested multiple times.

4. Sugarcane (Saccharum officinarum) – Thrives in waterlogged soils and can be harvested twice yearly if well managed.

5. Okra (Abelmoschus esculentus) – Certain varieties do well in wet conditions and can produce continuously for months.

6. Banana/Plantain (Musa spp.) – Not seasonal, but suckers keep producing after the main harvest.

Would you prefer crops for food or cash crops for commercial purposes? To continue this chat, hit up chatgpt.

Are you sure of the Ugu?

Apart from rice, which Plants will work in a swampy land or fairly swampy land in Raining Season?
Something one can cultivate and harvest twice. Even if it's once, also fine.

gaskiyamagana:
A nother
P ropaganda
Concorted

Who? Propaganda from who?
Me?

Davidic1999:
In some communities in Nigeria, this is consumed daily.

Which communities?
Mention a few please.

Davidic1999:
If aboki use am do suya for you

Lool...

okikigsm:
Depend on d smt of $ spent

On say 100 to 200, 300 USD, how much cahsback will you get?

BannedUser:
The discounted amount for those bank dollar cards usually has a maximum limit.

Yes. Definitely they have a limit. But it's definitely something. Very sizeable.
Saving 60, 70 USD up to 80 USD on an item is a very sizeable something.

okikigsm:
Bybit is still doing well with cash back.rate good too

Yes I'm aware of BYBIT. Normal normal, it's the best for now.
But those direct discounts of NIGERIAN Dollar cards, are much heavier discounts... up to 40% off, 30, 35% off.
I want to know if they are still ON.
UBA and providus Dollar cards especially.



How much cahsback do you personally get on every payment?

Those that have used a Nigerian USD bank card and gotten discount, which bank card is still going for you, apart from GTBank USD MasterCard?
And how much discount in ratio to amount?

burner44:
1710 to a dollar

Ehn? Seriously?

ManirBK:
Three months ago, you could purchase these at the rate of 1000, but now it's 500 in Birnin Kebbi's Kara Market."

Could you send more pictures? To see the bowl and amount more clearly.
That at 500 naira, not too different from Lagos...

ManirBK:
Three months ago, you could purchase these at the rate of 1000, but now it's 500 in Birnin Kebbi's Kara Market."

Why? Is there a new harvest coming out?
But it has been dry season since December (the 3 months ago).


Not that it's a spectacular price per say, that aside, but to follow up on that point or thought

genius43:
You can google next time

Have a read.

Okay. I had Google already before quoting you, immediately I saw the mention.
But I still don't understand how they are connected to NIPOST.
PS: the items are already in the country

genius43:
Welcome to the PostNL queue.

You think Nipost is bad until you meet their tutor PostNL

What is PostNL?