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The cashew tree is a tropical evergreen tree that produces the cashew seed and the cashew apple. It can grow as high as 14 m, but the dwarf cashew, growing up to 6 m, has proved more profitable, with earlier maturity and higher yields
tunjilana: The first woman to drive car in naija, Fela mama...didnt drive her car in lagos.
Yoruba is one of the most gender-inclusive tribe in Nigeria...we dont have laws that set our women to fail.
No hefty bride price willingness to accept them back when they face abuse in marriage Equal share of their father's property Traditional roles in rulership from pre historic times (Iyalode, Iyaloja) etc Females can own land and do whatever they lie with it Females dominate markets in yoruba land unlike other tribes where na men dey run market
So we have bn setting up our women for success since way back and what u see is just many generations of women running miles without any barrier
Meet the Nigerian girl, Nasara James Dabo, a 13-year-old prodigy from Southern Kaduna State with an IQ that sits amongst the top 1% globally.
At the International Mathematical Olympiad, she solved 34 math problems in just 172 seconds, (an average of 5 secs per question) winning a gold medal in the junior category.
Nasara, who is a student at Ideal College International in Kaduna, outshone 150 competitors worldwide, securing a total score of 145. Along with the gold medal, Nasara earned the Olympiad champion title in the prestigious competition that gathers participants from over 100 countries.
Shortly after her IMO victory, Nasara took the Mensa IQ test and aced it under strict supervision. Her IQ score of 150 puts her in the top 1% globally among Mensa applicants.
Additionally, Nasara recently bagged a LIMCA Award for memorizing a whopping 673 binary numbers in less than 9 minutes at the Memory Championship by Mind Sports Olympiad.
Likpata43: U are cordially invited to my wedding ceremony
Congratulations in advance on your impending wedding ceremony. You're both a photogenic couple... Both of you must be of Nupe descent from what I can read on the invite... "Lafiagi."
The Nigerian Customs Service has revealed that as part of efforts to boost transparency in its auctioning process, it will be launching an electronic platform to accommodate applications from interested Nigerians.
The Comptroller General of Customs, Adewale Adeniyi stated this yesterday in Abuja at a press conference on the Service 2023 Performance and Forecast for 2024.
According to him, “In the upcoming week, the NCS is set to inaugurate an electronic auction (e-auction) platform, strategically designed to enhance transparency in the auction process. These collective actions signify NCS’s dedication to enhancing staff welfare and sustaining optimal performance,” he said.
Agribusiness should be emphasized in the SW and other parts of the south with irrigation projects like the abandoned dam in Oyo State started originally in 1982, aquaponics, greenhouses, hybrid seeds from research institutions, aquaculture, etc. The North alone can't keep having a full monopoly of food supplies to other parts of Nigeria.
The Federal government of Nigeria has approved the commercial release of transgenic insect-resistant and drought-tolerant maize varieties, known as TELA maize.
The new maize varieties are drought tolerant and are resistant to stem-borer and fall armyworm resulting in a yield advantage of up to 10 tonnes per hectare under good agronomic practices.
The national average for similar hybrids is 6 tonnes per hectare. The varieties are suitable for Rain Forest, Guinea, and Sudan Savannas.
I used to think like you until I watched tapes of the Green Eagles where Oliseh was throwing long passes from deep in Nigeria's half and he was making the ball go anywhere he is it to go. He would tidy up Okocha's lapses, and throw one long pass almost across the whole pitch and the ball would simply find any of Yekini or Amuneke or any of the strikers we had then.
He played in those days when the light was always heavily on strikers or attacking midfielders. Despite being a defensive midfielder, he was voted the third best player in Africa in 1998.
Indeed, you're very apt.
Those are the awesome things I remember the Delta State-born Sunday Oliseh for on the soccer field back in the day... He was indeed a world-class midfielder and regularly made long and accurate passes of the soccer balls to the iconic striker, Rasheed Yekini who would then do the final damage of scoring with powerful shots in the opponent's area.
[quote author=freakyamanda wpost=127916890]Day 1: she visited the Apapa hub. Day 2: She was in Sagamu and Ikorodu Day 3: She visited the Agbarra industrial hub Day 4: She visited Kano[/quote]
dontrulee: Teenagers are getting very bad and sexual these days.
While in Medical school, I taught in many secondary schools during my holiday periods and my eyes saw things. These young girls with matured bodies were legit seducing me but I never gave in. No matter how enticing and amazing your body is, if I find out that you're a minor, it's a turn off for me.
If you're a teacher teaching in a secondary school, you've to learn to protect yourself from seducers.
1. Don't stay alone in the staff room attending to female students. But if you've no option, always put your phone on record to have an handy evidence with you, because some female students can lie and implicate a teacher they deem difficult and people will listen to the female more than they will listen to you.
2. Never get too close to a female student. You don't need her WhatsApp number or her Facebook name. Keep your interaction professional.
3. Never pass innocuous remarks or sexual innuendos to save yourself from misunderstandings.
TheRealOwner: That's a manatee. It's a herbivore and has no natural predator, except for the hungry Nigerian who eats anything and everything indiscriminately.
ask4bk: Before now, we don't have Internet at all. We have only mtn 2g that comes with only 1 bar. It's so rural and remote with no road for hours that network providers decided they can never come in there for the villagers.
Here i am now... Thanks to starlink, I now browse on very good speed.
I am using the RV service (recreational) which means I can use it anywhere in Nigeria and in future, anywhere in Africa without changing service address like those using fixed residential service. RV costs $53 while normal residential costs $43 in Nigeria. RV can pause their payment but residential can never stop starlink from charging them whether they use it on not except they cancel their service totally or empty their bank balance.
Disadvantage with RV is that you get slower speeds compared to residential fixed people. You see I'm getting 60mbps while residential people get over 150mbps.
But I don't care. Even 10mbps is enough to stream Netflix on full HD. It's more than I need.
Lastly, I see many comparing starlink to their 5g or fibre in cities. Let it be made clear that STARLINK IS NOT FOR CITIES BUT FOR REMOTE AND RURAL AREAS Starlink didn't do their service to compete with providers in cities. Even their site clearly says its for remote and rural areas. But as per se, in Nigeria even our city internet providers are epileptic, that's why many are using it in Lagos and Abuja which shows that our networks are bad.
Men, thank you so much Elon musk for giving us this rare opportunity.
I can't believe I'm in a rural place, 4 hours from nearest civilisation, and I'm having high speed Internet. 😍
Bump. Indeed, that's very impressive. The boundaries of communication via satellite technology have truly been broken. There's no more excuse for being an underachiever country or person when technologies such as this are used to leapfrog into a new economic era of global competitiveness.
robosky02: From Abidjan to Korhogo: A detailed look at the 6 stadiums hosting AFCON 2023
A detailed look at the 6 stadiums hosting AFCON 2023
Six exquisite stadiums will welcome teeming fans and competing teams to Ivory Coast for the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations
The 2023 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) in Ivory Coast is highlighted by six unique stadiums, each with its own distinct characteristics and contributions to the country's sports infrastructure.
These six stadiums will play host to the finest players on the continent as they vie to become top dogs of Africa.
1. Alassane Ouattara Olympic Stadium Location and Capacity: Situated in Abidjan, the Olympic Stadium of Ebimpe is a colossal structure with a capacity of 60,000. Construction and Purpose: Built from 2016 to 2020, this stadium is a multipurpose venue, signifying a significant infrastructural development in Ivory Coast.
Facilities: It includes top-notch facilities like an athletic track, conference rooms, gyms, an auditorium, and VIP areas.
Economic and Cultural Impact: Post-tournament, it's expected to serve as a hub for various activities, boosting the local economy and will host the final of the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations.
2. Felix Houphouet-Boigny Stadium
Location and Renovation: Also located in Abidjan, this stadium has a rich history dating back to 1952 and was renovated between 2021 and 2023. Seating Capacity: Its capacity is expanded to 33,000.
Historical Significance: Named after the nation's first president, it's a heritage site and has been a part of AFCON history since 1984. Versatility: Besides football, it accommodates athletics and other sporting events.
3. Stade de la Paix Location and Capacity: This iconic stadium is in Bouake, with a capacity of 40,000. Historical Moments: Built in 1983, it previously hosted AFCON in 1984 and is known for memorable football matches. Renovations: The recent renovations have expanded its seating and added facilities like a media centre and conference spaces. Modernization: There were upgrades aimed at modernising the venue for contemporary sports events.
4. Amadou Gon Coulibaly Stadium Construction: Located in Korhogo, this is a newly constructed stadium with a 20,000 capacity. Design and Features: It's designed as part of the AFCON 2023 legacy and includes a natural grass field, an athletics track, a media centre, and broadcasting facilities. Regional Impact: The stadium is expected to be a significant addition to the sports infrastructure in the northern part of Ivory Coast.
5. Laurent Pokou Stadium Location and Design: In San Pedro, this stadium stands as an architectural beauty and symbol of cultural richness. Capacity: It can host 20,000 spectators and is known for its elegant design and state-of-the-art facilities. Contribution to Region: It's poised to enhance the local economy and sports culture in the Poro region.
6. Charles Konan Banny Stadium Location and Recent Development: Situated in Yamoussoukro, the capital city, this stadium is a new addition, reflecting the city's dynamic architectural landscape.
Facilities: With a 20,000 capacity, it includes features like an athletic track and comprehensive media facilities. Post-Tournament Role: It's expected to contribute significantly to the city’s economic and cultural activities.
Each of these stadiums is not just a sports venue but a symbol of progress, culture, and economic development for the Ivory Coast. They stand testament to the country's commitment to enhancing its sports infrastructure and providing world-class facilities for major international events like AFCON.
This is very impressive stadia architecture. The infrastructure in Ivory Coast have always been top-notch!
The first time that I ever flew into Abidjan by air decades back showed a well-planned European-styled city. This shows that the Ivorians still believe Total Quality Management.
ponkitibobo: Dear nairalanders, i need your sincere advice on this issue. I am the overall manager of a company. My boss ( the owner) uses divide and rule system. He likes people snitching on others. He has adviced me as the manager to adopt same system to get information about what's happening.
My concern now is that he doesn't probe me to speak about others but he probes others to speak about me. So far so good no scandal has been reported against me. I live above board with the fear of God to the best of my ability.
Each time he will tell me the workers said i dont take suggestions, i am harsh with them when they suggest. I know this is a lie on the part of the workers.
This is where i need your advice: should i confront my boss and ask why he is doing that. Why is he using them against me and not me against them.
This attitude is frustrating me. He is always confronting me with their very sentimental and subjective opinions. Meanwhile non is able to say any serious evil against. I know if they see they will definitely tell him . But non as at today.
Should i quit the job or just ignore
Most formal businesses have in-house whistle-blower policies... But when the quest by the business owner to gather information about the goings-on in the running of the business thereby overtly pitting members of staff against one another like in your case, then that breeds resentments and lowers staff morale. That's a toxic workplace environment.
Do what you have to do to get the company going for now, but have a medium to long-term timeline to exit from the company so as to get another employer, or have the time to set up a sustainable registered business of your own and/or go into full time investments.
She's looking more delectable. She's gonna start getting "more hits" from guys from here on out. Kudos to Eniola Badmus on her awesome body transformation.
MyExpression: I got a mail from Google business this morning. It reads...
Websites made with Google Business Profiles will be turned off soon
Starting from 1 March 2024, customers will be redirected to your Business Profiles when they visit your Google business websites. In the past, you’ve used a Google feature (GMB) to make simple websites from the information on your Business Profiles.
This feature is going away in the coming months and will no longer be supported, meaning that the sites you created with this tool will be removed.
To help with the transition, starting 1 March 2024, customers will be redirected to your Business Profiles. On your profiles, you can showcase similar information about your business, and also add social media links so that customers can learn more. Your websites will redirect customers until 10 June 2024, after which they will show as unavailable.
Updating your profiles with a different website You can update your Business Profiles to link to a different website. If you need to make a website, you can use a site builder such as Wix, Squarespace, GoDaddy, Google Sites, Shopify, or WordPress. .............
Agriculture › Re: Order Your Clean Wood Ash For Tomato Preservation, Compost, Ph Amendment, E.t.c by Konquest: 3:37pm On Jan 13, 2024
Kudos to Eniola Badmus on her awesome body transformation.
