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Buharism is a Term rooted in the politics of Nigeria, referring to the economic principles and the political ideology of the military government of Nigeria headed by General Muhammadu Buhari from 31 December 1983 to 27 August 1985 when he and his deputy were removed in a palace coup for 'continuous misdirection'. This ideology shares common features with fascism; the government was a right-wing nationalist government that pursued corporatist economic programs and curtailed personal freedoms.[1] Economic reforms were characterised as moving the political economy away from the control of a group of people the Buhari administration labelled as a "parasitic" elite, and into the control of a group of people the same administration labelled as an emerging "productive" class. At its root, Buharism represented a return to harsh right wing military dictatorship after 4 years of civil rule in Nigeria, 1979-1983.

Neco that can't even pay supervisor good money

Osinbanjo should lay hands on buhari to heal him of all infirmities..... After all he is a senior pastor in redeemed church

Yam heaps ready

My heaps are ready for planting

Heaps ready for planting about 500 heaps

Heaps already made and yams about to be planted

4th to comment

I have fried the beans o

deedii:
can you supply seedlings and how much? 08039619497 thanks

Where are u? You can reach me on 08065560801

Is that all ? So why can't you bake yours at home and stop all the time wasting in choprite?

RealityShot:
Imoala:

thanks!

is it bad if the soil is watered plenty after planting or if the soil is very wet during planting?

Not bad, but the soil must be able to drain water , water logged soil ain't too good for yam

Dusting yam set with ashes especially the fresh parts before planting is necessary to observe 90 to 95 % sprouting

My former thread could not be access by me again, what is the problem?

adescopy:
Thanks Op but u said u cover the cut face with ash before planting, is it actually necessary to do this and why.

Yea my brother good question, is not compulsory but its necessary, ashes or palm oil rubbed on the fresh faces of the yam will deprive microbes from the soil to come close to the yam seedlings inside the heaps until they germinate
Ashes help to turn the immediate soil area of the yam seedlings to alkaline which microbes abhor alot
Apart from the hot sun that spoils yam seedlings the next spoiler is microbes,

RealityShot:
wow really great to know this!
thank you so much!

so how deep should we .put the slice?
and how thick should each slice be?

For me 15cm to 20cm should suffice in deepness

While 5cm to 8cm should suffice for thickness of yam set

All these measurements are subject to changes depends on you, because for me I don't measure I just cut and plant maybe because I use my experience

But I will do my accurate measurements and give more precise ones I just did rough estimate, but I know the above measurements won't be too different even when I do.

RealityShot:
so the sliced yam pieces are planted
with the with part facing up
like in your last picture, correct?

what thickness should one aim for, 1inch, 3inches?

thank you
#Pavore9

Good question, the top of the sliced set must face upward or laid horizontally inside the yam heap, if you lay it upside-down the yam set will not grow, to be on the safe side you plant them horizontally when you ain't sure about the tail and head of the yam set

That's why when slicing a whole yam always put a cut on the middle yam sets to avoid confusion about the head and tail of the yam set

Other pics

My people I can't even post or access my thread again, what's happening here

Pics

Cutting a whole yam into seedlings explanation in pictures

Explanation with pics

Imoala:
Just start by cutting the yam into sizes of your choice

Cut the yam horizontally from the head to the tail, ensure that when planting, the head of any yam set should face upward or laid horizontally

If it is not clear enough I can still use pictures to demonstrate the aforementioned

Explanation with pics

Let me explain with pictures

olushollys:
Good pls explain the process

Just start by cutting the yam into sizes of your choice

Cut the yam horizontally from the head to the tail, ensure that when planting, the head of any yam set should face upward or laid horizontally

If it is not clear enough I can still use pictures to demonstrate the aforementioned

Okuda:
Lol. Bread is one of the easiest ti make. But nigerians are lazy folks!

You nailed it bro. Laziness!

My people you must not plant seedlings, you can buy yam tubers and diced them for planting. And the process is simple

Honestly. I am sick and sick of how Nigerians line up forever and collect tag just to buy common bread, some even laced with chemicals (enhancer and improver)

Below is an home made bread , I can't remember when last I bought bread from the stores

I really want to put an end to this or bring it to the lowest level
if you are interested in making yummy bread especially if you have oven at home I can be of help free of charge

Between 5 to 7. Months

[quote author=bizzibodi post=54248386]are u going to plant that big yam whole?[/




Those big yam are still going to be splitted into three sets or part, why I did not cut them into sets now is to reduce rotten seedlings, so when I want to play I will cut them and immediately rub them with ashes before putting them inside the heaps

My brother the best time to plant yam is when you start having regular rain fall like ones or twice a week

It also depends on your location, like for me I farm in Abuja, so from my little research I will start planting from late April and early may

People who planted around December had to use enough mulching to ensure the seedlings don't burn, but they still experience lost as a result of delayed rainfall which is beyond their control

I have also come to realise that in terms of size of the yam, during harvest, there is no significant difference between who plant late and who planted early infanct those that plant late gain more

Even the bible calls we human little gods, let alone my lord Jesus Christ


If pegan can take stones, wood and other inanimate objects as their gods are we super human not supposed to be higher in nomenclature?

In conclusion Jesus Christ is God!