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From the picture above, there is no proper spacing between the two houses facing each other, in a well planned estate the spacing between two opposite houses is 7 meters so that it will accommodate drainage both side of the road, from the picture two cars can't even pass at the same time.

lexylaw40:
https://guardian.ng/news/fha-to-demolish-677-houses-in-festac-over-contravention/amp

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Tayorshd87:
Just 2/3 days and it's faster either

Try tab loratadine go to the chemist and request for it..

Take it one morning afternoon and night sha

take it easy with this lies, AA RANO Nyanya, Abuja as of sunday i bought for 585 naira per KG

StepTwo:
I bought for 750 yesterday in Abuja.

send me your Tracking ID Let me see if i could be of help. olugbami2002@yahoo.com asap

omo run for your life, the girl is a user, as a single unmarried MAN, a SINGLE MOTHER should be your 5th option. go and look for this twitter handle @jon_d_doe and learn about women.

salary and pension can't build that building sha

all i see is bill of over 5million naira chei

oga what happen to your house? leave your brother's house, better still next time seek permission

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yearegods:
Are you in North Central?

North central too Karu, Nasarawa state.

20 litres of cheap paint 2,500 naira, i don't see any reason why corpers can't contribute little penny and fix the place. Do the little you can do and leave the rest. government won't always be there. you r the person living there make it comfortable for yourself.

They keep saying activation link sent i have checked my whole inbox no message please whats happening.

Calyb:

pardon my ignorance whats the bagging for, where is ur farm located in abuja. is the 160k per pond or for all.

The. FRSC no serious they should have confiscated his car instead of allowing him to go.

Everybody knows Maku defeated Almakura, I pray the election is upturn in favor of Maku

doing my thing

Nice work there. How was ur yield. How did u process and what was the market like?

obasy09:
My findings from the local farmer:

1. That egusi (melon) is planted in the form of the first picture in my post (i.e. without being shelled or removed from its shell).

2. That it is planted just like maize (i.e. 3 or 4 seeds per hole)

3. Planted about 2 cm deep in a well-drained loamy or slightly clayed soil

4. That it starts to germinate noticeably within 3-4 days after planting.

5. That in the case of intercropping with cassava, either of the two crops can be planted first

6. That, in planting the egusi, care must be taken to avoid leaving remnats of the seeds on the farm. They warn that if this is done, it can attract birds and rodents to the farm that could uproot and eat the planted seeds.

7. That egusi is ideally planted on 2m spacing interval.

8. In the case of intercropping, one crop should be allowed to grow first before planting the other. Perhaps so that one does not plant the two crops too close eachother.

9. That egusi matures within 4 months after planting.

10. That egusi needs no nursery and transplanting. i.e. it is usually planted directly on the farm (preferably ridges).

I followed the information religiously. Here is my result day 6 after planting. I planted the egusi first.
My reason: I need to take full advantage of the remaining rain for the melon because it appears to me that cassava is more rugged and can withstand drought than melon. (Disclaimer, this may not be factual o. It's just my layman's thinking which might not be correct or better put 'an hypothesis'.

instead of peeps in naija to make themselves useful with their MB dey won't. They will be here shouting no jobs. Gej dis Gej dat.

The foolish Rebels can't be there, cos they r permanently bitter. Instead to go and celebrate with Pa Shagari

Dont mind that thief of a man Saraki. He and his family ruined alot of families via societe general bank. And he his there opening his dirty mouth to talk rubbish all in d name of politics. May God deliver kwara people from his hands him and his cronies.

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babadem2much:
Thats to tell you that we don't value human lives. After many men do fall. Well its a welcome development but it would have been done befeore now. We have lost somany soldiers due to this. This are the men we insult that they r running for d terrorists, accusing them of incompetency when they complain of inadequate weapons. A real farmer know the right tool but we keep insulting them typing rubbish under conducive atmosphere. God help us

have u forgotten how Nigerian government begged for arms from USA and they refused. When Israel wanted to sell to us US blocked it again, till Russian intervened in helping us. Abi u think government have joy in losing is military men to those miscreant

just want to clarify one or two things. What do u want to plant on that piece of land? from want i am envisaging it is capital intensive considering the fact u will still need a tractor (ridge and plough) and other miscellaneous. How will dis ur project be profitable? thanks

hotmas911:
When the whole operation is completed I will post the details of the expenses

Jonathan

Great presidents are made great by horrible circumstances combined with character, temperament and intelligence. Like firemen, cops, doctors or soldiers, presidents need a crisis to shine

President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan took the oath of office on 29 May, 2011 amidst thunderous expectations of a new dawn, given the mountain of problems that characterized the nation.

Jonathan is one of the most intelligent presidents to ever step forward in Nigeria’s history the second fully fit university graduate. The likes of his intellectual capabilities have not been surpassed in public life since the Founding Fathers put pen to paper. His personal character is also solid gold. Take heart, Nigeria: we have the leader for our times.

I say this as a Pan Africanist who believes totally in One Nigeria, former life-long siddon look Nigerian. I say this as a proud Nigerian . I speak as someone who knows it’s time to forget tribal loyalty, party loyalty, ideology and pride and put the country first.

Jonathan is our last best chance. He’s worth laying it all on the line for.

Where many leaders are two-faced; publicly kindly but privately feared and/or hated by people closest to them, Jonathan is consistent in the way he treats people, consistently kind and personally humble. He lives by the code that those who lead must serve. He believes that. He lives it. He lived it long before he was in the public eye.

Jonathan puts service ahead of ideology. He also knows that to succeed politically you need to be tough. He can be. He has been (Okerenkoko and Gbaramatu). This is a man who does what works, rather than scoring ideological points. In other words he is the quintessential non-ideological pragmatic Nigerian. He will (thank God!) disappoint ideologues and purists of the left and the right.

Jonathan has a reservoir of personal physical courage that is unmatched in our presidential history. Why unmatched? Because as the first monority contender for the presidency who has won, Jonathan, and all the rest of us, know that he is in great physical danger from the seemingly unlimited reserve of unhinged tribal hatred, and just plain unhinged ignorant hatred, that swirls in the bowels of our wounded and sinful country. By stepping forward to lead, Jonathan has literally put his life on the line for all of us in a way no other Nigerian ever has had to do. (And we all know how dangerous the presidency has been)

The greater point about Jonathan is that the midst of our worldwide financial meltdown, an expanding Boko Haram ,Niger Delta Militancy,Piracy,Kidnappings,Armed Robberies,Bribery and corruption etc, watching our educational levels decline to unbelievable levels of incompetence, facing a general loss of confidence in the government that has been exacerbated by the opposition doing all they can to undermine our government’s capabilities and programs… President Jonathan has taken on the leadership of our country at a make or break time of historic proportions. He faces not one but dozens of crisis, each big enough to define any presidency in better times.

As luck, fate or divine grace would have it (depending on one’s personal theology) Jonathan is blessedly, dare I say uniquely, well-suited to our dire circumstances. Jonathan is a person with hands-on experience, deep connections to top advisers from the renowned Universites in Nigeria being a former university lecturer , and a middle-class background that gives him an abiding knowledgeable empathy with the rest of us. As the son of poor parents, who has worked his way up with merit and brains, in three giant political steps to state office, national office and now the presidency, Jonathan clearly has the wit and drive to lead.

Jonathan is the sober voice of reason at a time of unreason. He is the fellow keeping his head while all around him are panicking. He is the healing presence at a time of national division and strife. He is also new enough to the political process so that he doesn’t suffer from the terminally jaded cynicism, the seen-it-all-before syndrome afflicting most politicians in Nigeria. In that regard we Nigerians lucked out. It’s as if having despaired of our political process we picked a name from the phone book to lead us and that person turned out to be a very man we needed.

Jonathan brings a healing and uplifting spiritual quality to our politics at the very time when our worst enemy is fear. Fearless Jonathan is the cure. He speaks a litany of hope rather than a litany of terror.

As we have watched Jonathan respond in a quiet reasoned manner to crisis after crisis, in both the way he has responded after being attacked and lied about , to his reasoned response to our multiplying national crises, what we see is the spirit of a trusted family doctor with a great bedside manner. Jonathan is perfectly suited to hold our hand and lead us through some very tough times. The word panic is not in the Jonathan dictionary.

Jonathan brings a moral clarity to his leadership reserved for those who have had to work for everything they’ve gotten and had to do twice as well as the person standing next to them because of the region they come from . His experience of succeeding in spite of his social background could have been embittering or one that fostered a spiritual rebirth of forgiveness and enlightenment. Jonathan radiates the calm inner peace of the spirit of forgiveness.

Speaking as a believing Nigerian I see the hand of a merciful God in Jonathans Presidency. The biblical metaphors abound. The stone the builder rejected is become the cornerstone… the last shall be first… he that would gain his life must first lose it… the meek shall inherit the earth…

For my secular friends I’ll allow that we may have just been extraordinarily lucky! Either way Nigeria wins.

Only a brilliant man, with the spirit of a preacher and the humble heart of a kindly family doctor can lead us now. We are afraid, out of ideas, and worst of all out of hope. Jonathan is the cure. And we Nigerian’s have it in us to rise to the occasion. We will. We’re in one of the most frightening periods of Nigerian history. Our country has rarely faced more uncertainty. This is the time for greatness. We have a great leader. We must be a great people backing him, fighting for him, sacrificing for a cause greater than ourselves.

A hundred years from now Jonathan’s portrait will be placed next to that of Obafemi Awolowo, Nnamdi Azikiwe,King Jaja Of Opobo,Ahmadu Bello and Nana Of Itsekiri etc. Long before that we’ll be telling our children and grandchildren that we stepped out in faith and supported a man who stood up and led our country back from the brink of an abyss. We’ll tell them about the power of love, faith and hope. We’ll tell them about the power of creativity combined with humility and intellectual brilliance. We’ll tell them that President Jonathan gave us the gift of regaining our faith in our country. We’ll tell them that we all stood up and pitched in and won the day. We’ll tell them that President Jonathan restored our standing in the world. We’ll tell them that by the time he left office our schools were on the mend, our economy booming. We’ll tell them that because of President Jonathan’s example and leadership the integrity of the family was restored, divorce rates went down, more fathers took responsibility for their children, and abortion rates fell dramatically as women, families and children were cared for through compassionate social programs that worked. We’ll tell them about how the gap closed between the middle class and the super rich, how we won health care for all, how crime rates fell, how kidnappings, militancy and terrorism were brought to an honourable conclusion.

We’ll tell them that we were part of the inexplicably blessed miracle that happened to our country those many years ago in 2011 when an Ijaw man was sent by God, fate or luck to save our country. We’ll tell them that it’s good to live in Nigeria where anything is possible.

President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan has been recording unique achievements.

1. President Goodluck Jonathan became the first Nigerian President to be WARNED PUBLICLY not to contest for elections on account of ethno-regional selfish interest, AND PROMISED MAYHEM and GRIDLOCK if he does.

2. First President to experience over 50 UNWARRANTED, UNPRECEDENTED BOMBINGS of CHURCHES, PRIMARY SCHOOLS, UNIVERSITY CAMPUSES, DRINKING PARLOURS, MATCH VIEWING CENTERS in less than 365 days after his swearing-in.

3. First President/Head of State from the ENTIRE SOUTHERN NIGERIA, who is neither a NORTHERNER nor an EX-MILITARY man

4. First SOCIAL MEDIA ERA President/ Head of State

5. First President/ Head of State to experience the malicious death of INNOCENT, HARMLESS, UNARMED Youth Corpers serving their fatherland.

6. First President/ Head of State to evacuate Nigerians from trouble spots overseas by airlifting thousands of stranded citizens back home.

7. First President/ Head of State under whose tenure, MULTI PARTY DEMOCRACY blossomed most: 6 different political parties have governors in Nigeria: LP, ACN, PDP, APGA, ANPP, CPC (Please note: all court orders overturned in favour of opposition parties were all obeyed: Osun, Ekiti, etc)

8. First President/ Head of State to sign into law the FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT

9. First President/ Head of State to EFFECTIVELY outlaw toll-collecting illegal police checkpoints in Nigeria

10. First President/ Head of State to introduce a national tax policy to create a self-sufficient economy that could bring development to the people.

11. First president to pay attention to our International and local Airports – Kano airport upgraded after 57 years, other airports upgrades in progress.

12. Kaduna Refinery rehabilitated after 15 years

13. The first President to summon the courage to unbundle Electricity distribution after 52 years, power supply more than doubled after almost 100 years after amalgamation (met power supply at about 2,200 mw, now 4,237 mw) States Begin Electricity Distribution

14. First President to address the bad state of the Benin-Ore road which was rehabilitated after 20 years.

15. First president to rejuvenate our comatose Railways back to life after 20 years of lull in the sector, Colonial laws under review, States and Private investors welcome in the railways sector.

16. First to introduce 35% female appointments in government positions.

17. First in decades to reduce salaries of public servants and examine the proliferation of different salary structures in the public service in the federation

18. First to deliver on Nine New Varsities, to accommodate, the growing number of admission candidates/population

19. First to promise Almajiri school, promise kept

20. First to follow due process/rule of law in government conduct

21. First president to be thought of, by the average Nigerian, as his/her COUNCILLOR, LGA CHAIRMAN, ASSEMBLYMAN, GOVERNOR, REP OR SENATOR and CHIEF JUSTICE in one fell swoop, not minding the fact that everyone has his/her job cut out in a democracy as this is not a MILITARY DICTATORSHIP- that the buck does not stop at his desk in matters involving states, LGAs and the Judiciary or Legislature; that their jobs are complementary and they are allocated funds every month from FAAC, not to ‘chop’, but to work!

22.PIB

23.FIGHTING FOR FREE AND FAIR ELECTIONS

24.PROSECUTION OF FUEL SUBSIDY THIEVES

25.FIGHT AGAINST BRIBERY AND CORRUPTION

26.FIRST FEMALE CHIEF JUSTICE OF NIGERIA

27.SUSTENANCE OF AMNESTY PROGRAMME

28.PERMANENTLY FLOW OF PETROLUEM PRODUCTS EVER IN NIGERIA

29.INCREASE OF OUR DAILY OIL PRODUCTION OUTPUT TO THE HIGEST EVER

30.PROMISE TO REVIEW IMMUNITY LAWS

31.ENTRY OF IMPORTED GOODS INTO NIGERIA IN 48 HOURS

SO MANY GREAT AND RESPONSIVE GOVERNMENT STRIDES ACHIEVED ON A DAILY BASIS

BY Henry Omoregie
http://dailypost.ng/2012/08/24/31-things-president-goodluck-jonathan-achieved-far/

Nawa o

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PassingShot:
Jonathan's ignorance has infested your brain.

Buhari bought more military hardwares than Mr. Clueless.

"In April 2013, over 185 people were killed and over 2000 homes in Baga were destroyed as a result of fighting between the Nigerian military and the Boko Haram Islamist group.[5]

In January 2015, Boko Haram again attacked the town, seizing it and the military base used by a multinational force set up to fight them. The town was burned and the people massacred — perhaps 2000 deaths[6] — the largest such massacre in Boko Haram's history.[7] Some residents escaped to nearby Chad.[8]" source http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baga,_Nigeria


from my own little research and understanding of migration people tend to move from a less economical viable place to a more economical viable place. in the case of baga, it has been under intense attack over a period of time, thereby making it less viable economically since their main source of income is farming and fishing. Lake chad has been receding over the past 10 years thereby reducing the availability of fish. therefore fishermen n fish buyers will have to look else where to do their business.

1. So if 2000 houses were burnt in 2013 april is amnesty trying to tell us that those buildings have been rebuilt n the families are back in baga? what brought them back so early??
2. What will 2000 families feed on in a war-torn zone that its economy is basically dead, and Lake chad water body which is their major source of income(fishing n irrigation farming) The lake’s water level and size has shrunk a massive 90% compared with what it was in the 1960s while its surface area has decreased from a peak of 25,000 square kilometers to approximately 1,350 sq.km today. http://www.worldbank.org/en/news/feature/2014/03/27/restoring-a-disappearing-giant-lake-chad
3. Look at the key figures between 2013 april and 2015 January "2000" in 2013 2000 houses burnt in 2015 2000 people killed
4. Look at the google earth image i uploaded of the same area amnesty uploaded where the 2000 people were massacred. Based on the imagery can 2000 people reside there? Imagery source google earth 5/6/2013

In as much as we r all pained about the insecurity in the north east, it will do us no good in exaggerating figures just because of the hatred on the person of the president just to make him look clueless. We all need support to fight radicalism and this monster Boko haram. there is a saying in yoruba " outside witch or wizard can't attack u, except with the collaboration of an insider" hope my quote is right.

We need to stop propagating lies

we need to support our troops in prayers

I pray for a peaceful Nigeria

I pray for peaceful election

We shall all eat the fruit of our labour

God bless Nigeria

Long Live Federal Republic of Nigeria

LadyPM:
Buhari/ Osinbajo all the way!!!! I don't need any stupid PhD. Some blockheads have PhDs Mtcheeew!!!! February 14 election on my mind!. New is the year! New are our resolutions ! New are our hopes& aspirations! New are my warm wishes for a great change and end of corruption in Nigeria! New is my desire for a better Nigeria. Most importantly, New is the passion & yearning for GMB to end our woes! Wishing all forumites a happy, fulfilled & better year. SAI BUHARI- (Bring us happiness and remove injustice/ Bring Us Hope And Restore Intergrity). Sai Buhari

if blocked heads get PHD go get ur own too.