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epainos:
I am not condemning you bro. A man who views issues using his own instincts alone without listening to others might miss out. I am trying to tap into your wisdom. Don't look at me like hey....layers are cool, native na wash...Nope. There must be something in this thing that is making you go for it. And I want to learn

If you can sell it for 6k upwards, that's a good deal. Please bro...I just want to learn and I might ask strange questions. Just pardon me. A beg. I get more excited that you can sell at N6k upward. Not bad at all.

I know you said people don't like broilers, and I disagreed previous. But after checking it out again, I think I have heard such too...and I won't dispute it further. However, there is something to unravel.

Just pardon me. Let's say someone gives you the contract to sell broilers of 3kg along with your native chicken, do you see a way out? How much would you propose to sell 1 broiler? Sure, you aren't producing the broilers, but you will pick then up and just sell in addition to your native birds.

To be honest, which will move more? What about quail birds? What do you think?

@marhoinspire... abeg, no VEX bro. I am just trying to see another view and style of chicken business. Personally, I am thrilled that you guys can sell native chickens. I produce quail birds for personal consumption and I have not thought of how to sell the birds or the eggs....but when I saw this thread.....my heart goes to quail, noilers, kuroilers, native chickens, etc. There may be gold there. This is why I am trying to figure out how you guys are doing it. Marketing and Sales are two areas that interest me so much.

olaideeeedris:
I've been a civil servant since February 2016 sir. This is what I always tell them at the office anytime a conversation like this pops up. Since the introduction of that wage award, a lot of them are beginning to think along my line.

eyesoflagos:
Woman over the moon as she gets pregnant at 56, gives birth to twins after 26 years



https://eyesoflagos.com/2024/04/29/woman-over-the-moon-as-she-gets-pregnant-at-56-gives-birth-to-twins-after-26-years/
How these ones take resemble a day old babies now?

Veteran Yoruba actor, Ganiyu Oyeyemi popularly known as Ogunjimi, has passed away.

Ogunjimi’s death was announced by a Yoruba actor, Kunle Afod, in a post on his Instagram page.
Mourning the actor, Afod wrote, “We tried our best but God loves you more.

“May his soul rest in peace. Baba Ogunjinmi, RIP, Sun re oooo.”

Nollywood actress, Adejumoke Oreoluwa Aderounmu, popularly known for her feature as ‘Esther’ in the hit TV series Jenifa’s Diary, is dead.

DAILY POST learnt that the 40-year-old actress died in the early hours of Saturday.

According to the reports which surfaced on social media over the weekend, the news of Aderounmu’s death was shared by a family member.
The cause of her death was yet to be made public as of the time of filing this report.

However, according to information available on social media, a funeral service has since been held for Aderounmu Adejumoke at Owu Baptist Church, Totoro area of Abeokuta in Ogun State.

oyatz:
You may not understand the culture of her hometown than her.

What you just describe as 'nkuchi' is also practice in Yoruba culture, the only difference is that it is the husband's family headed by the Family's Patriach that hand-over the widow to her late Husband's brother, cousin or any close relative to 'so lo po' meaning to re-marry her, raised children in the name of her deceased husband or take care of the widow and her young kids. Other family members are also expected to assist the woman by occasional gifts of farm produce and some may offer to take one of the kids to live with them. The Practice is however fading now due to westernization/ Pentecostal christianity.

Makunahatata:
your antics is clear as the day cos the thread is clearly not about Ibadan but Awka..
well ,my answer is the truth and not an insult ..by the way, Bodija estate in Ibadan is the first modern housing estate in the whole Nigeria, constructed in 1959.
that time your grandparents just left jungle to mud houses with bamboo leaves as roofing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xlm8lhJrGpU

ForensikOrder:
Omo, I feel the angle you dey come from. True-true, nobody suppose just dey throw blame or yab person without looking at the good side. It's very correct to acknowledge the work wey dey go on for areas like roads, salaries, and making sure people get better environment to live.

But, make we no forget say, to talk about where things no too pure, na part of how we go fit help make things better. The matter wey I dey raise no be to badmouth anybody but to shine light for places we fit do better. Na so we go fit help our leaders see the areas dem need to put more hand. Na through constructive talk we fit push for more action where e dey needed.

Respecting the hustle and addressing the issues no be mutually exclusive. We fit do the two at the same time. E good to praise the work wey don dey done, and e also necessary to talk where we fit improve. Na so we go fit build Benue and our Naija to the levels wey we dey dream of.

CountinBlessins:


Mad man

Irupetepete:
For those saying Samsung, hisense and LG TV are the best, maybe you've probably not tried Sony TV's...
Picture, sound, display and durability, give it up for Sony abeg
Been using my 55inch 4k for a while now with a Sony soundbar, the magic is diff

Korectmann:
Can Sanwo Olu do this in Lagos and stop Tinubu from fleecing Lagos people?

ytdivine:
Once the raining season starts proper, contact me 08168457917

Ephiezy4real:
Well done OP, those are actually older varieties. We now have new improved varieties (malaysian dwarf) that fruits in 3 years, dwarf, more prolific and fruits for up to seven decades

kuntash:
so you mean what he stated isnt clear enough for you to understand?

now lets even face the koko, if other regions have been tagged as failed in ruling, what is wrong in giving an opportunity to someone from the Eastern part of the country to also fail (so to speak) so we can mock him? Perhaps that might unearth your ego of understanding, abi ?

predictor1:
#700 yes, but #260? Maybe you should go back to earning the same amount you earned before buhari came 9 years ago.

Tranquillity360:
Nigeria soldiers are Terrorists.




South West people and their northern brothers will be happy seeing their wish on south south people.



Of course these kids are the ones that attacked well armed Nigeria soldiers,
According to Evil people.

About one year and four months after taking over rein of the state, Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke, has moved into the Okefia Government House, Osogbo, the official residence of the governor.

Adeleke was sworn in on Sunday, November 27, 2022, and rather than moving into the Government House to live like his predecessors, he chose to return to his private house in Ede, a neigbouring town to Osogbo.

Despite criticisms by the opposition All Progressives Congress, Adeleke remained in his private house and sometimes conducted the business of the state from there.

He explained that the Government House was under renovation.

However, a statement on Sunday by his spokesman, Olawale Rasheed, said the renovation had been completed and Adeleke had finally moved in.

Rasheed explained that the rehabilitation work covered the main house, the completion of an abandoned multi-bedroom guest house, remodelling of many of the structures, and refixing of many derelict facilities.

Speaking at the unveiling of the renovated Government House, an event attended by top officials of the Osun State Government, Adeleke said his administration was committed to upgrading state assets irrespective of whether such programmes were inherited or commenced by him.

He said, “I have upgraded the Government House just as I rehabilitated the Governor’s Office. We ensured the Government House was rescued from the open neglect we inherited. You can all see the upgraded facilities which now place our state in good stead in the comity of states.

“I met an abandoned guest house where top dignitaries can be hosted instead of huge bills on outside accommodation. I ordered its rehabilitation and today it is completed.

“The Presidential Lodge I met on the ground was in a terrible state. Our team fixed it.

“Our administration is passionate about upgrading state assets because they are for generations even yet unborn. We must act genuinely on the mantra that government is a continuum. Abandoning projects or state assets as Osun witnessed in the recent past is a sign of bad leadership.”

Adeleke said his government was not only completing inherited projects but was also initiating new ones.

“To the good people of Osun State, your governor has moved into the Government House. I pledge to redouble our efforts at delivering on the five-point agenda. We are truly fixated on sustaining the delivery of good governance,” he said.

But reacting, Osun APC Chairman, Tajudeen Lawal, described the renovated Government House as a misplaced priority.

Lawal, in a statement, said, “It is a pity that while the counterparts of Governor Adeleke in other states are preoccupied with how to lessen the debilitating effects of the Federal Government removal of fuel subsidy through palliatives, the Osun State governor was busy celebrating something that cannot positively impact the people of the state.

“We want to impress it on Governor Adeleke and his co-travellers that we, just like other discerning members of the public in Osun State, are not amused by the Adeleke N1bn rehabilitated Government House which had already been rehabilitated to taste by the immediate-past Governor Gboyega Oyetola now Minister of Marine and Blue Economy.”

Anambra1stSonTV:
See how frustrated you guys are what's Obi's business with this thread, the time you are wasting thinking about already made Obi think about your life I doubt you have family responsibility