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I have learnt new things today. Thanks so much for adding to my reservoir of knowledge @OP. You deserve some accolade

crackhaus:
Chemical Engineer.
Although my specialization is not on the manufacturing/production aspect, but I have some knowledge in this area.

Oh I see.

Dignity5:
A clear problem with a not so clear way of solution of simply assessing them again independently. Your ward fails and then what next? On to the next school? I think all schools do this in one way or the other to a degree. It's not all bad, certain kids need a little more push than others to be and stay motivated. It can be hard to pick up a book when you know the outcome is that you will carry the class. If parents keep up with this, schools will eventually pass up class 2 material for class 3 and so on. On the surface the material is easy enough for all to absorb without much 'coaching' and parents won't be able to tell what happened but the downsides are worse.

I think there are two solutions.
1. Don't give birth if you can't look after them
2. A complete overhaul of the educational system so that we no longer have to 'rank' kids against each other but against themselves.

Good points. Simple and practical. You deserve a cup of coffee for this

crackhaus:
What you should be advocating for is a total ban on the use of sachets for the storage of alcoholic beverages, not a request to make it transparent. Light passing through a completely transparent sachet/plastic/paper can react with the packaging and cause the formation of microbes in the content - this does not happen through transparent glass.
Sachets generally ought not be used for packaging alcohol, whether transparent or not - even in opaque sachets, alcoholic brew can still react with the inner surface of the the sachets if kept in storage for too long.

For some of the other consumable products on your list like milk, tomato paste, and butter, their chemical composition makes it necessary to package them in opaque containers or sachets - using transparent packaging will reduce the shelf life which is not good for manufacturing/production costs.

Interesting. This is has helped to answer many of @OP's questions. Are you a chemist?

@OP, thanks so much for this piece. I am definitely going to try it out on my tiles.

This is front page worthy. Many parents need to learn from this. Examination in most cases may not be the true test of knowledge.

Dignity5:
Legal battle won't be a walk in the park. These companies are prepared for situations like this. How do you prove beyond reasonable doubt that you are fond of keeping receipts after purchase and not for this very reason. The environment the substance was kept could have aided in precipitating what now has proved harmful. Any number of way out for them leaving you out of pocket with no proper justice. Your seeing this as a payday could and would almost certainly backfire. In short count your loses and never patronize alcohol again. You can easily achieve a more notable and admirable results by leading a smearing campaign against them like you are doing now. State your case and leave people to draw their own conclusions. Don't buy alchol again.

Nice contribution, but you seem not to still get the point. @OP's campaign is to make all sachet products transparent. Not only alcohol. However, OP is also indirectly advocating for the ban of alcohol drinks in sachets.

ABCthings:
of the particles in the bottle

Haba! How do you expect him to put that here. Use your brain na.

Terrible! Nigerians, say no to tribalism or any form of crime.

Nice one!

genq:
Here we go again! Another topic posted for the sole purpose of inviting frustrated NL femcels to come bash your husband.

Just a quick question based off the highlighted statement below. Why is it that a man can feed, house and even clothe a woman and the children all of his life but you will never hear him announce this to the hearing of others - but let a woman pay the bills for just one out of thirty years, the whole world must know and we won't hear the last of it!

What is this one even saying biko? Is he not meant to be the bread winner of the home as the society takes it. So when the woman now starts acting as the bread winner is there not something wrong? That is not even the issue, if he were to be the one working and the wife is at home, won't he expect the wife to do the house work? Now that he is the one at home, why is he not doing the house cleaning?

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I need to arrest your husband right away. That guy needs to be locked in the cell for his head to be correct. Tell him to kukuma kill you na!


Let me book space here to hear from other people...

DanielJones:
Afterlife Cleaning is tested and trusted. No doubt.

Have you also used them? On another note, please are you the popular Daniel Jones with the Received Pronunciation Dictionary for transcription of phonetic sounds?

Wooow! I can't believe that this thread had been opened since 2013...So that means Afterlife had been good all the way. Nice one.

I just used the service of Afterlife cleaning company today after I saw this post here on Nairaland. Good service, the price is quite affordable too with the efforts their cleaners put in. I promised to share a review here on Nairaland since I knew them from here.

DanielJones:
Front page worthy. Good piece.

Supported

Good piece. I took my time to read from top to bottom.

My daughter came home with a poor result in Mathematics. I know he is still struggling with some topics so I want to believe the result is unbiased. Do you think I can still call for assessment?

@Moderator Let this fly to front page before I declare #RevolutionNow in Nairaland.

Update: Nothing has been done yet.

Update: Nothing has been done on this case yet. Nigeria, why?

My fellow Nigerians, SARS, Nigerian Police Force, Neighbourhood Police, NSCDC and every other force concerned. These boys are back in Oreofero o. You will see them in group and cluster all over the street, smoking hemp as if in Fela shrine, drinking, blasting music and doing all sort from Monday to Sunday. As at oday September 11, 2018 they are all assembled, all in black...we don't really know what they are up to today o. Niralanders please help spread this news till it gets to the right person who knows the person that can stop this rubbish in Oreofero.


N.B. I am planning hard to leave this God-forsaken area in the next few months because of the risk, hazard and danger I forsee. I am still saving to pay rent and agreement and commission to enable me move fully to a good area of my choice. But if I leave here, what is the lot of those who can't afford to raise enough money to move out? What about those who have houses in the area?

@Moderators @seun I beg in the name of God, help move this to front page so that it can get to the right person.

Thank you so much OP. This is helpful.

Eko o ni baje o! Itesiwaju Ilu Eko lo jewaloju o!

EagleScribes:
Eko o ni baje o

O baje ti Itesiwaju Ilu Eko Lojewaloju o!

Lagos is turning to something else. The raining season is almost here...yama yama diseases go dey spread everywhere now. Where is Ambode, where is our commissioner for environment, LASEPA what are you really up to? I took these pictures on Sunday at Sabo, Ikorodu. If you live around here you can easily relate with this mess called Lagos.

Congratulations!

We need to do something really fast about Lagos. Kai! I miss Fashola o