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Lets Buy Nigerian. |
Okay. Thanks. |
Your fabrics are 6 yards? |
@Op the Lord Jesus calls us to Himself as individuals. Then He says we should be a part of a fellowship of believers. We are to grow in fellowship but dwell in His Word- the bible. Whatever we hear or see must be checked against the word of God. We must be Bereans because it is very easy to be deceived by good dressing, high talk, fashion or the need to belong. In the midst of a group it's possible to feel very alone because you know that the things you are observing are not giving honour to the Lord. It's a pity that so much is wrong in our churches but remember the Lord knows His own. I'm glad you realised what was happening and left. Pray for others that they too will have their eyes opened to see the spirit at work where they fellowship. We pray for God's purging of the Body of Christ so that all the things that mess her up will be destroyed and His people will enjoy true fellowship as He desires. |
Like someone said earlier, you won't understand what people experience when we have to rely on our medical system if you haven't been there. My dad died from the negligence of the nearby hospital we rushed him to when he took ill. The doctor and nurse on duty slept till morning and then came to his room to check on him and pronounce him dead. A private hospital. His body was taken to the teaching hospital for embalment. When his body was being taken home two weeks later we found the right hand was decaying! The consultants who run private clinics rely on junior doctors day to day. I remember when the junior doctor who saw my blood test report after I gave birth insisted I must take 2 litres of blood. I was the one who complained of weakness which made him do the test. I refused because I didn't want HIV. He persisted till the consultant arrived in the evening and said I could take a drug he prescribed. Less than a year later the news broke of a baby who was transfused with unscreened blood from the same hospital lab that supplied the blood I was to have been given. The baby became HIV positive. There are more instances but I'll stop here Also pray that the emphasis is not on money. Some institutions are set up to make money. Rendering service for them is history so they'll string you along to get the most out of you. The Lord will help us. |
Why import when you can get your cut flowers in Jos?
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More pictures coming as soon as I can successfully upload them. |
bomijuwon:I wondered if Nairaland was on the MainOne network when I noticed the issues. If yes, MainOne say it will take them 2 weeks to resolve their problem. Trust it's not more than that. |
Spread the word. |
Hotels are also expected to be part of their clientele. Why import flowers when they are available locally? |
I agree. |
The new blooms are out. Saw pictures of the rows of lovely flowers. Majesty Garden says they are expecting orders from churches, homes, offices, embassies and are willing and able to deliver. Additional pictures are samples of their work with flowers from their farm. Let's Buy Nigerian.
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Majesty Garden: 08037871941 |
Pictures posted! |
GAZZUZZ:After two weeks of anxious watching I'm happy to report that the light hasn't come on. Thank you very much, Gazzuzz. |
GAZZUZZ:Gazzuzz, we have watched for over two weeks and are happy to report that the light has not come back on. Thank you, and the Lord bless you and yours. |
One thing I've always liked Jos for is the number of gardens in the city. You easily pick up plants with minimal trouble. And the blooms are beautiful, with colours just like they come in their native countries. I had friends who are florists in Lagos but they depended on Kenya and South Africa for their roses and other flowers. I was pleased when, over the weekend, I visited a flower garden in the Lamingo area of Jos, Majesty Garden. I understand it is not the only flower garden in the area and is in fact the youngest. What I find appealing is the fact that these flower gardens are finding a growing market in Nigeria. People have set them up to provide the flowers that used to be imported. So I think we can extend the 'Buy Nigeria' campaign to this sector. I was introduced to their Michaelmas daisies, chrysanthemum, dahlia, gladioli, helichrysum and scarlet, orange, pale yellow, coral and pink roses. I was impressed. I understand the garden supplies orders from as far as Abuja and is prepared to supply pan-Nigeria. Business must be good because most of the flowers were gone! Of course you know that new blooms are in the making.
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Gazzuzz, you have sowed so it's fair that you receive good. The Lord prosper you and your wife and take this business farther than you imagined it would go. |
GAZZUZZ:Good afternoon Gazzuzz. We are making progress. We made contact with the spares dealer and he linked us up with a mechanic. A leaking gasket on the exhaust has been taken care of and we are to order for the catalysts since the code is still showing. We will work on the catalysts, plugs et al when we go back. Thank you very much for guiding us. |
He was a well-behaved and effective traffic warden. |
Is it new or used? |
Tombrook0:Where is your factory? The transportation cost is an important factor. |
GAZZUZZ:That's fine with us. Thank you. |
Joavid:It isn't difficult. Go to the churches a lot of northerners attend and ask for those who make kunu/zobo for sale; ECWA, COCIN etc. Even in other churches some women bring zobo and sell after service. This was my experience in Lagos. |
lorhema:Good day Gazzuzz, pls give us the refence of the Jos technician. We don't want to end up in the wrong hands. Thank you. |
GAZZUZZ:Thank you very much. Will do this and report back. But can you give us the details of the technician you know? E joor. |
GAZZUZZ:Thanks for your response Gazzuzz. In 2013, the exhaust the car came with was discarded because it was badly rusted. The work was carried out at the automedics workshop at Akoka. Thanks for telling us where to get the parts. We'd appreciate your directing us to the technician you know. Merci beaucoup. |
Good morning Gazzuzz. Please help us solve our problem. We are scared of being eaten alive by the mechanics here. Our 2004 Toyota Sienna LE 3MZ-FE has a dashboard light which is now constantly on when the car is being driven. My dear says its been like this for about a year.The manual says the car should be taken to the dealer. We did a scan and got the reading:PO430 and PO303. Please advise on the meaning of these readings, the action to be taken and the availability and cost of spares if required. The car was bought and worked on just before we left Lagos in 2013( we changed the silencer then)and we have only serviced it regularly since then. We're in Jos and haven't linked up with a trusted mechanic. Now we need to, we need education so we are not taken for a couple of elderly fools. Thank you for helping us. |
What's the cheaper price for the net and what's the size? Thanks. |
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