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Sorry,you eat toast. Not toasted bread. Toast is bread that's toasted. Thanks

In family relationships there is the ideal and also the far from ideal. There is no smoke without fire. She's 85 now. What kind of a person was she in her prime? A good wife, a loving mother or not. I've known a couple of DIFFICULT mothers. In one case this mum was living with her own daughter who had 2 children. It was constant battle. She always wanted to blackmail her daughter by shouting and threatening to curse her. After some years, the daughter's uncle told her to move back to her own home and not to stress his niece.That the fact that you bore her doesn't mean you should kill her. Mama moved in with her grandson, quarrelled with his wife and moved out to a relation's place. When they quarrelled, she finally moved to her house and died alone in the house about two years later. Lagos state has old people's homes and the sons should arrange to have her admitted to one if she's too much for them to handle.

I go toChobe regularly. In the past, you couldn't drive along the road because it was blocked and some sold their goods on the roadeg the ugu sellers. In January, we were pleasntly surprised to find that the bar across the road had been removed and we could drive in and park because the traders were restricted to their stalls. It was too good to last. Last week, they were to be found moving onto the sides of the road again and one women actually told us not to park in front of her. She was on the road and not in her stall so we ignored her. I believe people shouldn't do the wrong thing and then insist on their rights. Other people have rights too.
We have the right to live in an orderly environment.

My prayer now is that I get access to this rate.

Thanks for responding. No, Ogbomosho mango changes colour as it ripens although it could be eaten when it's still green(but is beginning to ripen).

@oriaburefarms please do you have Ogbomosho mango seedlings? If yes,what's the price? Thanks.

Pls what is the price for 2 plots at Isiu and what is the title? Thanks.

Please could you give details eg location,title and price here? Thanks

I believe he is. Sorry about the late reply. Just seen your question.

@appleofgod please could you let me have the agent's contact? I'm looking for agric land, about half an acre. Thanks

Please what location and title?

No. This plan to move offshore is old- over 15 years ago, my cousin who was a bigshot in Shell told me that they had decided on this plan because of the issues with onshore drilling.

Price? If you state it here that would take care of some enquiries.

You could also ask for referrals from the men who sell the chippings. If you are in Lagos, there's a seller about 200m after the Ketu pedestrian bridge i.e.if you're headed towards Mile 12. I bought all my needs from him a couple of years ago.

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Price?

@positivec I want flannel or warm pyjamas. Can I get some from you?

Prices please.

Dear Teacher, I used to sew but haven't done so in 12 years so I am very rusty. I want to start again and would be grateful if you sent me your pattern ebook Thank you

I buy a basket of UTC tomatoes, wash and slice them. Then I spread them out to dry in the sun. When dry, they still have their color and I store them for the months when tomatoes are in short supply. I haven't noticed a difference in taste and because of the quality of the tomato a little goes a long way.

My mum is a great cook.Never used stock cubes. My husband says he's been spoilt by my cooking so he doesn't appreciate food outside our home. I don't use stock cubes either. For my soups I am an iru advocate. I find Iru gives a nice flavour.

In the North there's no issue about men going to the market. Back home my husband wouldn't go to the market. Here he does...because he's one of the many men we've seen shopping in the market.

I'm in Jos. What's the price and how can I get it?

Thanks for the type B stake pic.

I'm interested in processed locust beans. Can you give me details? Thanks

People like gardening but when you live in a flat in Lagos and experience the daily stress you are not likely to do it. We had to move from the city, and to a bungalow, to begin to enjoy growing plants for their beauty but also some for food. For us, a mix is important. We enjoy eating our tomatoes, ugu, ewedu and waterleaf while we anticipate the fruits even as we appreciate the colours of our other plants.
Thanks for sharing.
The florist who made my wedding bouquet years ago is still in business and does a satisfactory job. She's not cheap though.

Thanks for sharing. I planted a couple of grapevines and realised they needed some support. Now I've seen your stakes I know what to do. I've just planted some UTC tomato seeds and hope they end up as good as yours. Cheers

@lordhugo thank you for sharing this information. I'm retired and was ill for some years. I have just begun to do the thing I like -gardening. My ugu at the backyard is wowing my family. I wanted to start snail farming on a small scale but wondered if it would work in Jos(I have slugs during the rainy season). My other questions have been answered on your thread so I plan to take off,God willing, next rainy season. I'll be ordering my breeders from you. If it works I'll expand to a plot we own. Thanks again

John, I'm impressed by your efforts. I pray that the Lord will bless your striving. Success in life requires effort .

We are in Jos. We want gutters. What's your contact?

Sorry but I'm back. Rather than casting pillars,I've seen many cases where the place of pillars is replicated by blocks. Isn't this a credible lower cost means of fencing a plot? The only pillars that are then cast are the 2 gate pillars. What's your view please?

Thank you Sirs. I've been educated.