₦airaland Forum

wanaemi:
@ baby lawyr. here is my email: wanaemi@yahoo.com, wanaemi@gmail.com. tanx a million

we_lycans:
www.nairainsults.com, na wa o o so te them say make tunda fire my yash just because i go school n get work of 90k/month, anyway tank u al for d fire, n on behalf of nigerian unemployed we dedicate dis "thunders" to d likes of bank-ole n nafada n other political cleptos who are solely responsible for d psychological instability n animalistic aggression of some nairaland posters

M M M:
op
u can only surive if u leave ladies alone,
becos only 1 babe will finish dat change aday.

twinkle87:
The guy just asked a question, and some people are cursing!!!, Thats d reason some of u are still where u are today.

akinreals:
@olutayo, just sent it

akinreals:
please i need it as well, akinreals@yahoo.com

thanks and God bless

baby lawyr:
@akinreals, jst sent.

kidgenious:
A Bsc in essence is meant to prepare one for challenges ahead not determine where it would get one.Just take it that you are not yet fully prepared and start working hard at things you are very comfortable doing.If you love parties n gigs,get into it big time.its BIG BUSINESS now.do you know what you have that 1st class n 2.1's dont,experience!!!yeah,but you have to shape that experience into something meaningful.

Think less of the certificate,move ahead.The world is evolving,evolve with it.The only one that can stop one from getting to one's pinnacle is ONE!
CLICK,CLICK,MOVE!!!

Dis Guy:
stop using google translator to chat her up!

I can be in France, 2day if you want

opegbuyi:
why not take the Certified International Freight Forwarder programme provided by Multimix Academy? I did and it was worth the time invested.

M M M:
op
what of dose dat re not married but have babies re dey also single?

violent:
Yer right!

you just happen to be a happily married complete gentleman who specializes in rescuing damsels in distress.

aasog1:
@igelomo

smart move, i am personally saving tons of capital and hope with time i could join you very soon. i need this as secondary income generating biz.
i have a friend who is down at ilaro, ogun state, he has his own goat farm, and some herds of cows and he recently boast of making a net profit of 2.5 mil every month.
he started with just 50 goats, and he almost regretted it and would complain bitterly daily, but today he's acquired about 11 acres of land and has over 500 goats.
the goats and cows are cheaper to rear because they consume mostly soy and beans waste which you get cheaply at ketu per ton and they also consume grasses which is as good as free, but you need a good link in either chad or the north where you can consecutively pack them at immature age. that way, its dirt cheap. you only spend on transporting them down to where you have your farm in either ikorodu or ifo, etc.
and a fully matured wild goat goes as atleast for #10,000 at the market, maturity of wild goats take 3 months, and feeds is extremely cheap.
cows take about 8 months depending on provision of soy waste and fresh grass. a small calf goes for around #40k to #50k and sells for atleast #120,000 at maturity, the older the cows get, the more expensive it becomes. we recently purchased an 11 month old cow for #320,000 from my same friend for a burial.
but note; location and security is the key, and knowing all the local abattoirs will help a lot,

its a great biz, but its front loaded, you need plenty capital, and lots of patience, and ofcourse, experience,
i advice you to find a young mallam you trust who has done the job, partner with him on some tiny percentage; give him accommodation on the farm and watch yourself becomes the next multimillionaire in no time. i have a blueprint for this business, im still battling with the poultry biz im running with my construction profession, next stop is the husbandry biz.