Chukwuka319:

Stop being unnecessarily and stupidly sentimental.
Every rapist deserves a lifetime of prison, irrespective of ethnicity and religion.
The Bishop Fatoyimbo who is now serving a life of prison for rape ,was he Igbo,or the medical doctor Oluyele also serving lifetime for raping his wife's niece.
All these Zombiedents and their lack of reasoning.

lanryfunky:
In as much as I do not validate people sharing inaccurate testimonies on the altar of God, I think Enenche really goofed with this act.
He completely damaged this girl’s confidence and disgraced her publicly.
That someone cannot eloquently express themselves is not a justification to publicly invalidate their success.
Even if she was lying, she could have been reprimanded discretely and given the option to correct any untruths she had said.
This is going to definitely leave a sour taste in her mouth for a long time.
imagine all dorned up to celebrate and getting such overt chastisement in public glare.
It’s highly unfair.
That lady actually finished from NOUN and she wasn’t telling lies.
Not everybody has the boldness to stand and talk to the public.
She was cut short and that stage fright affected her.

ecolime:
If true, the only losers are his Bank account figures and his dependants.

I don't believe the fake 4 years break though.

In the entertainment industry, you are either fully in or out. The young boys queuing up are not joking.

Don't play!

oglalasioux:
The Koshebe rice farm is as big as a city. I was there in 2006 during National Youth Service in Mafa LGA.

May God Almighty bring solution to the insecurity in Borno State; one of the most beautiful states in Nigeria.

Onyiiobi7735:
BH menace is over now and we are working to bring more foreign investment into the NE,so says one chronic liar in Borno state government.

Kobojunkie:
Your ego has ben bruised, it seems. Anyways, again, Stop the spread of misinformation.

Kobojunkie:
Again, Stop the spread of misinformation.

Kobojunkie:
Stop the spread of misinformation.

Kobojunkie:
Mind your arteries abeg make I mind my own! Jeezz!! You don't got to descend to feeding me and others misinformation. There is absolutely no valid reason for such.

Kobojunkie:
Wetin concern my arteries with your arteries?

Learn not to impose your particular preferences on others. Stop the spread of misinformation.

Kobojunkie:
Again, WebMD in the U.S. is not anybody. . The above is from the British Heart Foundation in conjunction with the Australian Heart Foundation. Full Fat Milk

Learn not to impose your particular preferences on others.

Kobojunkie:
WebMD in the U.S. is not anybody.
. The above is from the British Heart Foundation in conjunction with the Australian Heart Foundation.

Kobojunkie:
Please update your reasoning regarding Whole milk The article above was published this summer on WebMD. It is not children who are to drink it in order to lower risk of strokes and deaths not related to cardiovascular disease.

Kobojunkie:
Regardless of your perceptions regarding the modern human being, Whole Milk has been removed from the list as far as foods not recommended for adults and that is what this here is about. Whole Milk is safe for adults and like everything, including water, is to be taken in moderation. Simple!

mamaafrik:
where is" here"

Kobojunkie:
Please update your reasoning regarding Whole milk The article above was published this summer on WebMD.

Fat Content in Milk
Cow’s milk is usually labeled according to its fat content. You’re probably familiar with the basic types:

Whole milk, also labeled as full-fat milk or vitamin D milk. This has a fat content of at least 3.25%. No fat is removed from the milk during processing.
Reduced-fat milk, also labeled as 2% milk. This has about 2% fat. Some has been removed, but it still has some of the creaminess and flavor of whole milk.
Skim milk, also labeled as nonfat milk. The milk fat is removed so it’s fat-free. Skim milk is not creamy.
Experts have long debated whether the fat in milk is healthy. In the past, it was thought that foods that are higher in fat were bad. But newer research shows that it’s the kind of fat that matters, more than the amount.
In fact, recent studies show that higher fat intake from dairy and other sources is linked to lower risks of stroke, death not related to cardiovascular disease and death from any cause....Experts recommend your intake of saturated fat should be limited to less than 10% of calories per day by replacing them with unsaturated fats, particularly polyunsaturated fats. For a 2,000 calorie diet, that should be less than 200 calories or less than 22 grams of saturated fat daily. The deal with Milk
The article above was published this summer on WebMD.

Kobojunkie:
Not recommended by whom? Do you know what vegetable fat is?

You no dey use Ororo or Palm oil/olive/Canola/Coconut oil cook for your growing kids?

Each cup of WHOLEmilk/FULL CREAM MILK has 7.9 grams of fat. More than half that amount[b] (4.6 grams) is from saturated fat.
The Dietary Guidelines for Americans recommends consuming about 3 cups of dairy products each day. However, fat-free and low-fat products are recommended over full-fat products FOR ADULTS, since full-fat dairy typically contains large amounts of saturated fat.
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If you were going to drink 3 cups of full-cream milk — your full daily allowance of dairy — you would be consuming 13.8 grams of saturated fat. By the standards of the American Heart Association, that's more than your entire daily saturated fat allowance. By the standards of the FDA, that's about 70 percent of your maximum recommended saturated fat allowance.

dairyguru:
Powdered Milk is a manufactured dairy product made by evaporating milk to dryness. One purpose of drying milk is to preserve it; milk powder has a far longer shelf life than liquid milk and does not need to be refrigerated, due to its low moisture content. Another purpose is to reduce its bulk for economy of transportation.

Have you ever wondered why some milk powder brands cost more than others? I’m sure you have. It is also likely that you have come up with possible reasons, from “Nigerian made” versus “imported” to “the cheaper one ‘contains’ less, and left it at that.

Of course, there’s a lot to be said for quality. There are brands that arguably have earned the right to demand more money because they have put in above average levels of quality control and nutritional value. Most people who buy these brands do so without complaining because they know what they’re paying for and they get their money’s worth.

However, the one MAJOR difference between milk powder brands that I never considered before last weekend, is that not all “powdered milk” is the same- and it doesn’t have to do with the company. The different types of powdered milk are explained below:


1. Full Cream Milk
The full cream milk, also known as whole milk is the milk in the form we get them from animals. It contains no added fat from non-dairy cow sources. Also, the dairy fat content is not removed. Full cream milk powder is creamier due to the higher 'dairy fat' content, it also tastes better, is more nutritious, and generally costs more.

2. Filled Milk
Filled milk also called fat filled milk is any milk that has been reconstituted with fats, usually vegetable oils, from sources other than dairy cows.Filled milk powder is not as creamy, not as nutritious, and it’s generally cheaper.


3. Skimmed Milk
Skimmed milk is milk from which the dairy fat (or cream) has been removed. it can provide the the nutrition contained in the full cream milk but without added fats and calories (reduces the risks of cardiovascular problems).

So next time you’re at the store, know why you’re spending more or less. Are you consciously paying for the actual product you’re getting, or are you just influenced by packaging and advertising?

The list is not exhaustive but these are the major ones we see in the market. feel free to add more



https://www.google.com.ng/amp/s/connectnigeria.com/articles/2017/03/probably-didnt-know-powdered-milk/amp/

Nice2023:

The price of this milk is now #89,500 Dano that is locally produced is #87,000.

FILLED [/b]cream(fat filled)milk powder aka cool cow or
Dano [b] SKIMMED

Nice2023:

The price of this milk is now #89,500 Dano that is locally produced is #87,000.

adecz:


FOR CHILDREN: it's always better to
buy "Full Cream Milk" not "Filled Cream Milk"
which you have bought.


⏩Full cream Milk/whole milk is milk from which the cream has not been removed is called 'whole milk' or 'full cream milk'. “It contains more than 3.5% of fat; it is highly nutritious and provides the essential nutrients required for growth and development.


⏩Filled milk is any milk, cream, or skim milk that has been reconstituted with fats, usually vegetable oils, from sources other than dairy cows.

1Sharon:


Why do Nigerians not like to drink fresh milk? Is powder milk cheaper or what?

SSpeter:
When I first traveled outside the country, I was looking for evaporated or powdered milk and couldn't find any. My colleague an Egyptian brought some evaporated milk from home and while we were enjoying tea another colleague of European descent joined us and said he has never had an evaporated milk in his life....quite strange

tymicjay77:
The topic I found so difficult is iteration topics, Laplacian theorem, Jacobian theorem etc OAU tech student will definitely relate how crumsy that topic is in MTH 202, 201.......how I take pass those courses is still a miracle to me till tomorrow

zed7:
Take him to court. On a serious note, report him here https://lasrera.lagosstate.gov.ng/complaint.jsp

mu2sa2:
Atiku Abubakar holds unimaid LL.B degree which he got while in office as vice-president. Someone said he was supposed to be his course mate but he never attended class even once, yet graduated.
Datti Ahmed's Baze University also awarded questionable LL.B degrees to the likes of Dino Melaye and others.

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