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Business › Re: How I Started A Soap Making Business From Scratch (pictures And Videos) by iHart(op): 3:20pm On May 17, 2018

bethnals:
I need a reliable contract manufacturer. What information can you provide?

Thanks.

You have got one. Can you reach me on 07066705594 or let me have your contact so we can discuss.

Business › Re: How I Started A Soap Making Business From Scratch (pictures And Videos) by iHart(op): 9:42pm On May 16, 2018

Great500:
Did you use machines?

I also employed the hot caustic method using improvised mixer with little adjustment to the recipe. I will share pictures in due time.

Business › Re: How I Started A Soap Making Business From Scratch (pictures And Videos) by iHart(op): 8:55pm On May 14, 2018

hello friends, how are you doing? this is to check on you guys. fine evening. I have been experimenting on a small scale hot process. The results have been awesome. I will share pictures

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Family › Re: My Husband Has A Different Surname To The One He Uses.. by iHart(m): 10:37am On May 14, 2018

Morwendy:
Hey. There was no investment from so many burials. Of course he inherited his fathers prperties (for which we need to raise 1000s to pay for renovations ) but thats all.
We were building a house in Nigeria but apparently a relative sold the land it was on?
I have 5 daughters, 2 sons. Financially, they need no support, only thing they need from us is babysitting services�

I haven't wasted any years, my life has been good mostly . Only thing I regret is that I didn't dig earlier but I trusted him and have enjoyed my years with him.

Good. Now I think you have nothing to fear about the change in surname. ...and I will advice you not to dig further because what you may be finding out may make you more devastated. Sit him down to find out if he has a personal problem worrying him. Offer to help him out. Only the demands from "brother" at home can kill a man abroad. In everything, apply diplomacy and wisdom. I wish you good.

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Family › Re: My Husband Has A Different Surname To The One He Uses.. by iHart(m): 10:13am On May 14, 2018

Morwendy at the age of 49 your husband has no male child you know of. I think this is why he is acting that way. I am an Igbo and I can categorically tell you that it is a weighty thing not to have a male child. It can make a man think awkwardly. Do you have your own child, maybe from another marriage?

Now you have bury plenty of his people. Burial is an investment opportunity for many residing abroad. A new house is gotten, a new car is gotten, an old house is renovated, lands are bought etc. Are you guys making investments abroad too?

You guys are supporting too many of his family members. do you have your own family members you guys are supporting too? if not, it is bad.

Now, if your marriage ends, do you think you have anything to lose or regret? Would you see it as though you have wasted your years?

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Family › Re: My Husband Has A Different Surname To The One He Uses.. by iHart(m): 8:10am On May 14, 2018

Morwendy:
I sincerely apologise to those of you who believe that I am not telling it as it is but I have actuallytold it exactly as it is. I do not think any less of Nigerians than I do of tbe English and just wanted to know about the name change. FYI, I'm 52, he's 49. No children though he has always treated my younger ones as his own. He's an Igbo from Owerri. His surname is an English surname. Yes the English do take their fathers name which is what confuses me - his grandfather had an English surname yet his fathers didn't

However, as my question has caused so much offence, I will leave it there. Good evening and thankyou.

Oh and no, I'm not a whale. I'm also not wealthy.

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i have read through the comments up to 6th page and I think it's just two people that addressed an issue here. The man is Igbo, he is 47, the wife is older and he has no child from the marriage (possibly has no child at all). A man losses respect and some kind of right if he is not married, it is worse when he is married but has no male child, it is even worse when there is no child at all. In Igbo land, a man without a child (mostly a male child) is seem as not achieved anything in life. No matter your wealth and properties, no child no achievement. He may not have worried about this in the beginning but now he is worried. As he is getting old, he is asking himself; "what have I achieved". This is where the problem is, not the name change. He has a plan of getting married to a younger person so as to have a child, even if it is just one. Give him whatever he wants, if he leaves afterward, please let him go.

Business › Re: Nylon Production And Supply (plain And Printed by iHart(m): 5:07pm On May 13, 2018

do you have pictures of some samples?

Education › Re: Researchers, Do You Know This? by iHart(m): 11:11am On May 12, 2018

Haywhy433:
Good day to you all...
I'm an undergraduate working on Social factors as correlate of Jungle Justice behaviour among residents of Ilorin metropolis.. Pls I need who can suggest one or two measurement scale to measure this.. Thanks in andy

1. poverty: maybe among low income earners mostly those doing menial jobs and those doing much better job. I feel low income earners will most likely accept jungle justice than those of much higher income.

2. Type of Job: consider the perceptions of those doing white collar jobs and artisans/market business men. Those with white collar jobs may not find jungle justice good.

3. Religion: try to fine out if being a christian, muslim or traditional worshiper affects the perception of people towards jungle justice. A traditionalist may most likely accept jungle justice than a christian and muslim.

4. Victims of criminal activities: look for victims and non victims of robbery and other social vices to find out their own perceptions. A victim may likely concur to jungle justice than non victims.

5. A "force" man: you may also want to check the perception of a military(army) man against a police man.

6. Consider gender too: how do men feel about it as against women. Women are known to be too emotional and too sympathetic so they may not like it.

7. Drug addits: does being or not being a drug addict have any effect on how people view jungle justice?

This is the much i can think out now. You need to build a "questionaire" to help you gather the data. Good luck.

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Politics › Re: PDP National Headquarters: Where Did The Monies Go To? by iHart(m): 8:51am On May 11, 2018

CoolAmbience:
Lol.

But you made some crystal points.

Who will want to bring the funds in a fundraiser event again? Buhari dey watch them. Lol.

Imagine just emerging from a 'tight' recession and growing the foreign reserve to over $47billion and with infrastructural projects across the length and breadth of the country.

The same foreign reserve that was less than $30billion even after a very lengthy period of oil boom.

thats why i tell people to stop arguing about voting or not voting Buhari, because as it stands today nobody can unseat him. When they begin his campaign we will see that nobody will rival him.

Politics › Re: PDP National Headquarters: Where Did The Monies Go To? by iHart(m): 11:28pm On May 10, 2018

I sometimes ask myself if PDP can be able to raise the kind of fund they raised for GEJ reelection again. After raising about 21billion, GEJ failed. This time they need to raise over 30billion to come close to beating Buhari! Who will even raise the money? Is it those who have there names in the looter's list? I can see Buhari running unopposed!

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Education › Re: Celebrating Nigerian Lecturers Who Have Distinguished Themselves by iHart(m): 7:43am On May 10, 2018*

Prof I.C. Nnorom (ABSU)

I.C. Nnorom is a Professor of Chemistry in ABSU. He holds a B.Sc in Industrial Chemistry (Abia State University), an MSc in Analytical Chemistry (University of Ibadan) and PhD in Analytical/Environmental Chemistry (University of Ibadan). He has worked as a resources person/field scientist/consultant with the Basel Convention Coordinating Center for Africa (BCCC), the Blacksmith Institute and the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP). He is a very distinguished Prof in his full capacity! Hr is a mentor and a father to me and many more.

Dr. A.I. Obike of ABSU, Prof. V.I.E. AJiwe and Prof P.A.C. Okoye, of Nnamdi Azikiwe University are people I will love to write about. But this place will not be enough.

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Business › Re: How I Started A Soap Making Business From Scratch (pictures And Videos) by iHart(op): 10:14pm On May 09, 2018

bilal4riid:
What of Abuja training...

unfortunately it won't be able to hold now. The turn up is low and i can't move the little tools i have just for the few. However we are now taking participants on live training at the factory. There is accommodation for people from far places. For more details you can contact me via whatsapp or call.

Business › Re: Soap Making Business Training/workshop By Ihart *UPDATED* by iHart(op): 8:48pm On May 09, 2018

greetings house.

...about our upcoming training. we are now left with one person to begin the training. Who will that be? Call or Whatsapp today to get details. This is going to happen live at my factory. From cold process to hot process, from transparent soap to coloured soap, we are going to do a lot. You will see everything live and perform everything live. we are also going to discuss improvised ways to start the business for those who want to start on a very low scale. Don't miss this training. call or Whatsapp today for more details.

Education › Re: The Proposed Altanzeel Univeristy Kano By Isyaka Rabiu (Photos) by iHart(m): 8:12am On May 09, 2018

will Christians be able to attend this one?

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Health › Re: Codeine: NAFDAC Closed Only One Of Our Production Lines, Emzor Reacts by iHart(m): 8:02am On May 09, 2018

gypsey:
It would be ridiculously Stupid to shut down a Production line just because of one corrupt staff, what about other staff's job at the production line? And genuine sick individuals who may need the so called codene. if one staff is corrupt investigate and sack him if guilty. case resolved.

the same thing applies to a product. if its not good, deregister it. Simple!

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Health › Re: Codeine: NAFDAC Closed Only One Of Our Production Lines, Emzor Reacts by iHart(m): 7:45am On May 09, 2018

gypsey:
i think Nigeria or is it NAfDAC has just shot themselves on the foot. let's see how nigerians will survive without Emzor.

other pharmaceutical firms will take advantage. If I don't see Emzor, I buy M&B. but they can't close that firm!

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Health › Re: Codeine: NAFDAC Closed Only One Of Our Production Lines, Emzor Reacts by iHart(m): 7:41am On May 09, 2018

they don't even have to shutdown a whole production line because of one product!

Business › Re: How I Started A Soap Making Business From Scratch (pictures And Videos) by iHart(op): 12:42am On May 09, 2018

greetings house, I believe we are doing great.

...so we have a new plan for the soap training. This one is just for minimum of 6 people. we will be conducting a hands-deck-training in my factory. if you did be interested you can reach me on Whatsapp, 07066705594. Factory is located in Isuikwuato, Abia state. We are going to run full batch training on cold process and hot process, oil treatment, blending, soap processing and packaging, profit maximization, cost reduction, among other things. Thank you

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Business › Re: Soap Making Business Training/workshop By Ihart *UPDATED* by iHart(op): 12:38am On May 09, 2018

...so we have a new plan for the soap training. This one is just for minimum of 6 people. we will be conducting a hands-deck-training in my factory. if you did be interested you can reach me on Whatsapp, 07066705594. Factory is located in Isuikwuato, Abia state. We are going to run full batch training on cold process and hot process, oil treatment, blending, soap processing and packaging, profit maximization, cost reduction, among other things. Thank you.

Health › Re: Codeine Ban: Five Other Pharmaceutical Drugs Abused By Nigerians by iHart(m): 11:28am On May 08, 2018

delerx:
Cyproheptadine

yes, thanks for the correction

Business › Re: Soap Making Business Training/workshop By Ihart *UPDATED* by iHart(op): 11:05am On May 08, 2018

DEBJOCH1:
https://chat.whatsapp/ link not going through

check my signature, take my number there and chat me up.

Health › Re: Codeine Ban: Five Other Pharmaceutical Drugs Abused By Nigerians by iHart(m): 10:40am On May 08, 2018*

All those appetite drugs containing cyproheptadine, some take it for excitement too even when it renders them mentally confused.

Business › Re: Soap Making Business Training/workshop By Ihart *UPDATED* by iHart(op): 9:27pm On May 07, 2018

DEBJOCH1:
. If there is no centre in Sagamu Ogun state, I won't mind joining Lagos.

get in touch on whatsapp. Will keep you posted on the new development.

Business › Re: Soap Making Business Training/workshop By Ihart *UPDATED* by iHart(op): 5:53pm On May 07, 2018

AntiRiot:
N5000 for a minimum of 20 people? Are you dead sure you can organize a training of such magnitude in those big cities on minimum of N100k budget? Rethink well or you will count your losses except you have reliable sponsors.

Yes, we had that in mind. We expected people from neighbouring states to show up on the selected cities to be able to handle the cost but they said they can't make it so we are working on other modalities. actually, the initial aim was not to make money. It was about passing the knowledge and building a network. However with the number that showed up, we couldn't make it to avoid loss. In Abuja, we got a free place but the turnover was poor. However serious and interested persons are visiting for personal training . Thank you for making this observation.

Business › Re: Aimuan Eboigbe Ikponmwosa C Greenboss The Libya Returnee by iHart(m): 2:32pm On May 07, 2018

od4life:
The guy just condemned his career for a paltry 100k. Just google his name on the net and what pops up is this fraudulent incident. No company or employer of labour will even employ him because most companies run a check on their prospective employees on the internet to know if they've ever been involved in fraudulent or criminal acts. This act has rendered him unemployable.

what if he becomes an employer of labour?

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Webmasters › Re: What are Long Tail Keywords And What are The Benefits? by iHart(m): 7:47am On May 07, 2018

People are even using this forum to advertise their work. They take time to write stuffs with long tail keywords. You think they are advertising for people here, but they are actually targeting people who go to google. When you search for something on google, it brings the article they have here up, you open and contact them. Another way of advertising...

Business › Re: Aimuan Eboigbe Ikponmwosa C Greenboss The Libya Returnee by iHart(m): 9:26pm On May 04, 2018

I want to advice you op, just stick with the guy who you had dealings with. Leave out the parents and siblings out of this. You may have to even pay dearly for bringing there name and picture into this. Just pray his family are too ignorant to take up this. Thats my humble advice.

Business › Re: Aimuan Eboigbe Ikponmwosa C Greenboss The Libya Returnee by iHart(m): 8:05pm On May 04, 2018

desiregold:
wtf is wrong with you?

You have been insensitive of op's plight. Are you related to the scammer?

so because people are scammed millions and they moved on, makes it right?

How is op disturbing the internet? Is it your internet? Is she using your data?

If you dont have any sensitive thing to type, pls, shove those your fingers inside your boxers and self-service yourself to sleep.

I pray you get scammed of all your life savings oneday, you will then stop being insensitive to other peoples misfortune.

if you have followed my conversation with op you wouldn't have made this comment. I am sensitive to her plight.

Business › Re: Aimuan Eboigbe Ikponmwosa C Greenboss The Libya Returnee by iHart(m): 4:43pm On May 04, 2018

Dyt:
You are a certified fool

#ignored #

you can't claimed to have ignored me yet you quoted me. i really feel bad about what has happened to you and i hope you get your money back. Sorry if i sounded rude in the comment before this. All the best.

Business › Re: Aimuan Eboigbe Ikponmwosa C Greenboss The Libya Returnee by iHart(m): 4:30pm On May 04, 2018

Dyt:
Now don't start with this

I can be cool same time crazy

I will say it over and over
He scammed me

You can now exit the thread

nobody is disputing that fact. So if he scammed you, take a legal action and stop disturbing the whole internet. People are scammed millions and they move on! sad

Business › Re: Aimuan Eboigbe Ikponmwosa C Greenboss The Libya Returnee by iHart(m): 4:16pm On May 04, 2018

Dyt:
Parents?

I dunno nothing about him

I only started digging out info with the name on the account number
I found his siblings fb
His dads and family pictures

Now I knoe his hometown

I have dropped messages on his dads fb and his sister that their bro/son scammed me

I am not on fb
I had to get one so I can get the info I have

ok, thats interesting. But you should not have started by saying he "scammed" you. You could have started by saying he is owing you (just politely) and from there see their response. But since you have stated scam, they will respond fast if they don't want you to add them in the image tarnishing game

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Business › Re: Aimuan Eboigbe Ikponmwosa C Greenboss The Libya Returnee by iHart(m): 4:06pm On May 04, 2018

Stormyweather:
the scenes don't relate. he will give her stories and more stories till she lets it go

look at it from this point; someone who took loan from the bank, will he come to say his laptop was lost in dreamland?
He didn't even show proof of the items bought which is proof that he didn't buy any.
Also, in business, you don't take loan and come to tell stories. He should be able to anticipate any thing that would happen, it's called RISK!!!

In all, the guy never had intentions to start up shit! he just took advantage of the Nice lady.

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