₦airaland Forum

VRDroid:
I strongly believe that human beings should not have children if they do not know the purpose of LIFE and Existence.

And if you know the purpose of LIFE and Existence, the young should be raised by their parents in loving, creative, educational environment devoid of external influences. That is called Home.

It is okay to vet and hire the best brains in the Mathematics, Languages, Quantum Sciences and zero Religions but Skills, Money Management and Global Economics.

Boarding Schooling is businesses and owners of those businesses have marketed it in a way that parents have forgotten the core reason of inductive learning.

If you have no chance to Educate yourself holistically on Life and Existence, it is pointless having children. Because you end up bringing Spirits into this reality and loading their blank memory chips with concocted cocktails of information that defragments their compartmentalized faculties and leave them confused.

Boarding school becomes an escape route for parents who think money can solve their laziness.

Raise your kids in love. Stop relegating your responsibilities to strangers simply because you are too lazy and think money can pay for your suspended responsibilities.

Once a child is 18. Get that child a living and residence outside the home to make mistakes and learn Independence.

18 years is not a long time to tolerate the inconveniences and raise a Soul.

Peace and Love to you all.

MediaNGN:
Here is beautiful throwback photo of ex-Oyo State governor, Abiola Ajimobi and his wife, Florence Ajimobi.

The couple got married in 1980 and they have five children.

Source: https://www.mediahelm.com.ng/2019/06/throwback-photo-of-ex-oyo-governor.html

frowland:
There are two Island here in Japan that have not seen light either.
Why I pointed this out is that so some gullible readers will understand the challenges of taking electricity across a river. It might kill fishes if there is leakage, and change the marine ecosystem forever. There are many other mini islands in Asia that have this same issue. So let no one deceive you here with PDP/APC sentiments.

ceejay675:
Nice thread... Am currently having challenges with my Toyota camry 2005. I awlays refill the water reservoir everyday. I mean the coolant reservoir. The mechanic said I should change the radiator to double cell which I have done but the problem still persist.. I have even changed water pump still the same problem.. I don't know what else to do.. The car does not over heat just that am afraid it will over heat if I stop putting water in that reservoir. Please I need ideas on how to solve this... I'm in awka

Pascopele:
Guys, Can we stop buying vegetables at Supermarkets, Spar, Shoptrite, shops etc? and support our mothers on the streetsThey have families to feed.

Pass it o

jmaxjohn:
Some dull joke abi

Iamzik:
It has been an Interesting week indeed....

A UK graduate without NYSC tenders resignation letter to a president with neither school certificate nor NYSC

Wonderful country!

Yewandequeen:
This is Nigeria dear, they will pay their way out. Those bodies u mentioned won't do anything.

Yewandequeen:
U guys are mixing things up.

Office toilets ain't built like residential toilets na haba. There is a lobby/passage and that is where the camera will be placed(it. Will face those coming in or right by the door). The toilets are partitioned like ATM but with door (if u know What I mean). They can't put cameras in each of the toilet rooms. It will only be in the passage, No cause for resigning. Just wear ur panties, adjust all the adjustable before u step of the cubicle then your are good to go.

vinegurl:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iN9bO1xdYVI


Ojojo, which is also called “water yam fritters or water yam akara”, is a common street food in Nigeria, you get to find this recipe a lot in Lagos and other Yoruba states. If you have never eaten any water yam recipes before, it will be nice to start with Ojojo.
These crunchy yam fritters are indeed tasty and easy to make in the comfort of your home; all you need is your fresh water yam and very few veggies and seasonings. I love to have Ojojo with custard, but you can still pair it with pap or oatmeal or enjoy ojojo just the way it is like your regular snacks.
Follow the steps below and also watch the video above to see how to make Nigerian Ojojo.


Ojojo Ingredients

1. 1 medium sized water yam
2. 1 scotch bonnet pepper, chopped
3. 1 medium onion, chopped
4. 1 stick of spring onion, chopped
5. 1 teaspoon of all-purpose seasoning
6. Salt to taste
7. Enough oil for frying

Steps on How to Prepare Ojojo

1. Peel off the water yam skin using a knife, cut into chunks and rinse in water.
2. Use hand held grater with tiny holes to grate the yam chunks into a bowl.
3. Season the water yam paste with all-purpose seasoning, onions, spring onions, pepper and salt.
4. Using your hand, mix the yam paste thoroughly until all the seasonings and the veggies are incorporated.
5. On a medium- high heat, heat up oil in a pan deep enough to fry all the water yam paste.
6. Once the oil is heated, use your fingers to scoop the water yam paste forming a ball with the paste and gently drop in the hot oil.
7. Repeat this process multiple times and don’t over crowd the pan, fry each side of water yam balls for 3 minutes, and then use a slotted
spoon to flip the balls to the next side to fry as well.
8. Once you notice the edges turning slightly brown and the balls looks crisp on the outside, it means they are fried. Remove the water yam
from the oil and drain on paper towels, repeat the same process with the remaining water yam paste until you are done with everything.
9. Ojojo is ready, serve hot with Custard or Akamu.

Farmerforlife:
Check your contract of employment and find out what the disengagement policy is, how many days' notice etc. You do not have to do a thing beyond what is stipulated there, since finding a replacement cannot possibly be your responsibility, so don't let them intimidate you. As long as you have given them the required notice, you are free to go. Usually, employment contracts give you the option of forgoing your required notice period's pay if you are unable to do the time, so there should be no reason for you to miss your new job appointment.
It is good to try to maintain good relations with the old company, but don't waste any opportunities on pampering their clingy incompetence. If they are still unable to get a replacement at the time you leave, offer to work with them on private contract basis during your free time. Make sure you charge them accordingly.
Good luck.

ScorpioMoon:
I don't understand why a lot of Nigerians think these homes are expensive or out of reach. Is it the white color of the house,large windows or the fact it looks neat and straightforward? it's simple and elegant and very easy to build because its square shape . the Nigerian houses I see in fact seem to be the difficult one to build .

examine the houses below . only the outer layer is concrete . completed within 3 days . Inside is partitioned with hard wooden wall . in one week the entire house is completed .

9jakohai:
So what is the alternative then?

Oil, our major earner is at $60 per barrel. We need it to be at $120 per barrel to meet daily obligations without borrowing. And even at high oil prices, GEJ borrowed.

The alternative is that we raise taxes to as high as 50% of your earned income, remove subsidies, restrict spending to power, technical education and transport, increase school fees , power bills, deregulate the oil downstream sector to as much as selling fuel for n200 PER LITER, and so on.

And even then , we still have to take loans.

I agree that this govt is lacking ideas....coherent ideas....but just don't critique for the fun of it.

Mrop:
The makeup transformation of this Lady has being trending online when she was transform to a beautiful damsel through makeup

Wow..... This is a great transformation


Gist from Praizeblog
http://www.praizeblog.com/2017/11/checkout-this-makeup-transformation-of.html?m=0

This girl needs plastic surgery not pancake AKA makeup

streets2empire:
Sen. Nunieh, 87, and his bride, Rosemary Ijeoma, digging it on the dance floor at their wedding reception in Port Harcourt.

http://m.af1234.com/Af1234/details/lovely-pics-of-sen-nunieh-and-his-bride-rose-ijeoma-dancing-at-their-wedding

Missonas:
Receipt says Cameroun. Is Joseph a Camerounian? Dont want to believe Nigerians gullibility reach that one oh

josh001:
I still do my brother. You see, mine is farther than Iyana-Ipaja. You know where it gets worse, I am a lawyer and I have to wear white shirts every working day of the week. It is a daily struggle to keep my white clean. I shake my head each day I get back home, I trust God will do something soon anyway.

dongreatty:
Wow. This is real ageing wt grace!

whitebrown:
Which way Nigeria? High level of pesticides in beans!!! We really need clear thinking and sound judgment in this country. Our solutions should be strategic(long term). We have a failing health sector, the health sector can't cope with patients. Consuming food this high in pesticides will only result in people developing illnesses and diseases sooner or later. This puts further pressure on the health sector. We say we have been consuming this and nothing happened, really? Do we understand that the lack of adequate data collection in Nigeria obscures the severity of health problems? Eu has extended the ban for another 3 years, what of the people in Nigeria who consume these as a staple? So we believe our body is immune to the effect of this pesticides. All I see is this committee and that committee with no implementation of any recommendations. So if the eu had not tested the food and determined that they are pesticides laden, we as a nation were never going to find out. This is synonymous to the eu saying to us "you all can kill and poison yourselves but please don't come kill our people". The food is not good to be consumed by any individual living in any of the eu countries but we as a nation couldn't do the needful to protect its own citizens. Instead of tackling issues like this relation to 'fit for consumption' status of our food, we rather worry about the symptoms(health implication) and not the cause( toxic level of pesticides in our food). I ask again, "which way Nigeria?"